Chancellor High School

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Chancellor High School

• Thursday
• February 22, 2007
• B Day

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ATHLETIC EVENTS

• (BUS DEPARTURE TIMES IN PARENTHESIS NEXT TO AWAY
  EVENTS)
  
• Monday, 2/19
• -TRACK DISTRICT MEET _at_ CAROLINE - 11 AM (930
  AM)
  
• Tuesday, 2/20
• -BOYS' BASKETBALL- REGION I TOURNEY LAFAYETTE _at_
  CHANCELLOR - 7 PM (VARSITY ONLY-ADMISSION-5.00)
  
• Wednesday, 2/21
• TRACK REGION I MEET _at_ YORK HS - 930 AM (630
  AM)
  
• IF BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM WINS ON Tuesday, THEY
  WILL PLAY AGAIN ON Thursday, 2/22.
  
• OPPONENT SITE TO BE DETERMINED.

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ATTENTION STUDENTS

• If you ordered a Valentine carnation from
  National Honor Society and wish to get a refund,
  please see Mrs. Holmes before or after school in
  the Social Studies office, Rm B229. Only the
  person who placed the order is eligible for the
  refund. The deadline for refunds is Friday, Feb.
  23rd. Thanks!

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Attention ALL Cheerleaders!

• You are to have you uniforms clean and returned
  to Ms. Biesboer by Friday, February 23rd. If you
  have any questions, please see Ms. Biesboer
  ASAP!

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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!

• LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS TO HELP WITH THE HARRISON
  ROAD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PTA FAMILY BINGO NIGHT ON
  MARCH 9TH FROM 6OO PM UNTIL 930 PM. THIS EVENT
  CAN BE USED TOWARDS YOUR COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS.
  PLEASE SEE MRS. KOBERSTEEN IN THE CLINIC IF YOU
  ARE INTERESTED.

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BASEBALL TRYOUTS

• Varsity and Junior Varsity baseball tryouts
  ball players are to report to the field house
  after school expect to practice until 5 to
  530 each day.

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RED BOX

• Because its last two performances were cancelled
  for weather, THE RED BOX, Chancellor's improv
  comedy group, has added an extra show and will
  perform FREE this Thursday night (2/22), from
  630 to 830, in the Drama Room (D116). Come take
  part in two hours of improv madness, FREE.

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GIRLS SOCCER

• Attention Any Girls interested in playing
  Girls Soccer - Tryouts are this week!! See Coach
  Bryant, Coach Ginder or Coach Meyer if you did
  not make Monday night's tryout session.

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GIRLS TENNIS

• Girls Tennis Tryouts
• Wednesday 2/21
• 230 - 430 p.m.
• Must have physical

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VOLLEYBALL

• THERE WILL BE A MEETING FOR ALL INTERESTED
  VOLLEYBALL ATHLETES AT 730 IN THE GYM AREA HERE
  AT CHANCELLOR HIGH SCHOOL ON WEDNESDAY THE 28TH
  AT 730 PM. IT IS FOR BOTH PARENTS AND STUDENT
  ATHLETES. PLEASE PLAN TO ATTEND IF YOU ARE
  INTERESTED IN TRYING OUT IN THE FALL.

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BOYS AND GIRLS SPRING TRACK

• Boys and Girls Spring Track will have an
  informational meeting on Thursday, February 22nd
  in trailer 2. Practice will officially begin on
  Monday, February 26th. This is a very important
  meeting so try and be there. If you cannot make
  the meeting, please pick up the information from
  Coach Joy, Coach Brody or Coach Martinez.

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Special Olympics Volunteer Opportunity (Football
Players!!!)

• Special Olympics Volunteer Opportunity
  (Football Players!!!)
  
• On March 10, 2007, Area 11 Special Olympics
  Power lifting team will be holding a power
  lifting competition.  This will be held at the
  Sports and Health Club at the Four Mile Fork, in
  Fredericksburg. The competition will begin at
  900 a.m. Volunteers will be needed to help form
  815 a.m. until
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• Coach Mike Canaday is looking for volunteers to
  assist in this competition through the following
  ways
  
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•   Spotting
•   Adding weights
•   Judging the event
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• If you can assist Coach Mike Canaday and the
  power lifting team, please contact him through
  the following email or see Mrs. Lysher to sign
  up.
• krystalcanaday_at_verizon.net

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YMCA TENNIS SOCIAL

• The last high school tennis social at the YMCA
  on Butler Road is on Feb. 24th from 400-700
  p.m. The cost of the social is 8.00 per player.
  
• If you need more registration information please
  see Mrs. Parrish in B208 or Mrs. Bauer in B217.
  

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VARIETY SHOW

• The VARIETY SHOW tryout will be held on
• Tuesday, February 27 from 3 pm until 6 pm.
• Get your music and your acts ready now!!!!
• See Mr. Lipscomb in the Band Room for additional
  information.
  
• Applications are in the office.

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FBLA
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FBLA

• All FBLA members who signed up for a competitive
  event will test on THURSDAY February 22nd.
  
• If you signed up for an online event, you will
  be testing during B6, all skills events will be
  after school at Riverbend High School. The Skills
  events are Computer Applications, Desktop
  Publishing, Word Processing I, Word Processing
  II, and Public Speaking.
• Everyone will compete this Thursday. See Mrs.
  Slater if you have any questions.
  

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SPRING FLING

• Plan ahead. . .
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• Courthouse Road Elementary is having their
  Spring Fling, Saturday, April 28th from 4-7 PM. 
  High School Volunteers are needed to man the
  games. If youre interested see Glad Coordinator,
  Ms. Brown in Room B239. 

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CHEERLEADING

• Attention all students interested in
  cheerleading next year. Tumbling and stunting
  clinics are being held every Wednesday from
  245-445. Come out and learn some new skills.
  Meet in the main lobby.

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ATTENTION ALL CURRENT AND FUTURE CHARGER CHAOS
MEMBERS

• SEASON PASSES ARE AVAILABLE!
• See Mr. Herndon in the main office.

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JUNIORS

• The Rappahannock Electric Cooperative (REC) is
  sponsoring the National Rural Electric Washington
  Youth Tour. The REC will select 6 Juniors for
  the June 10-14, trip. In addition, REC will
  award a 500 scholarship to one student based
  upon their participation during Youth Tour.
  Selected students will receive an all expenses
  paid trip to Washington, DC to interact with
  their peers from around the country, learn about
  Cooperatives, and meet with their Congressmen and
  Senators. Interested students must see Mrs.
  Bennett in the Career Center for an application
  before March 2007.

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ENGLISH SOL TUTORING

• Every Wednesday 230 to 400 in Mr. Panareses
  Room A-113.
  
• Any student who needs help passing the English
  SOL Exams should come.

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BIOLOGY SOL TUTORING

• Biology SOL tutoring is available every Tuesday
  with me (Ms. Rhodes) in room A216 from 230-530.
  They can come and stay for however long they need
  and any student who needs help passing the
  Biology SOL is welcome!!

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Math Tutoring

• Math tutoring is available for the following sol
  courses
  
• Geometry Room B221 Monday and Wednesday
  afternoon from 230 to 400
  
• Algebra II Room B222 Tuesday and Thursday
  afternoon from 230 to 400
  
• Algebra I Room B218 Wednesday and Thursday
  afternoon from 230 to 400

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WORLD HISTORY SOL TUTORING

• Attention students World History remediation
  will now be held on Monday and Thursday
  afternoons, from 230 to 400. These sessions are
  for serious students who wish to improve World
  History SOL scores. Please bring your text book
  and any class note that you have. You must have
  a ride home no later than 400. Remediation will
  meet in Room B133. See Mr. Dockery with any
  questions.

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GEOGRAPHY TUTORING

• Classes held Tuesdays and Thursdays from 230 to
  400 in B215 unless otherwise scheduled.
  

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ATTENDANCE

• Any Student out of school needs to bring a note
  for absence the VERY NEXT DAY on your return to
  school.
  
• Someone is in the cafeteria from 715 to 750 to
  accept notes and give admit slips.

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CAREER CENTER

• Ever wonder what Engineers do? Find out at the
  University of Virginia's Engineering Open House,
  February 24, 2007, 900am - 300pm., in Thornton
  Hall, in addition to displays and demonstrations,
  Undergraduate admission information, tours and
  exhibits. Learn more at www.seas.virginia.edu/ope
  nhouse .

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CAREER CENTER

• The Virginia State Parks Youth Conservation is
  accepting applications for the summer 2007
  program. Youth crews consist of about 10 young
  people, ages 14-17 and three college-age or older
  crew supervisors. Each team lives in the park in
  a structured program of work and learning closely
  supervised by professional park staff and
  committed adult volunteers. By day, the crew
  carry out priority park development and
  maintenance projects, and after hours they take
  part in planned environmental education,
  teambuilding, worklife or job readiness training,
  and recreational activities. All meals and
  housing are provided and each youth participant
  receives a 500, program completion stipend. See
  Mrs. Bennett in the Career Center for more
  information or an application. Applications must
  be received by noon, April 13, 2007.

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CAREER CENTER

• The Dept of Defense is again offering a summer
  research experience to selected high school
  students. The George Washington Univ. Science
  and Engineering Apprentice Program (SEAP) offers
  apprenticeships for high school students
  interested in science and engineering. The
  students are assigned to a participating
  laboratory to pursue scientific experiences with
  a scientist or engineer who serves as mentor to
  the apprentice for eight continuous weeks,
  between June 18, and August 10, 2007. Students
  will be selected on the basis of grades, science
  and mathematics courses taken, scores on national
  standardized tests, hobbies, areas of interest,
  teacher recommendations and personal student
  statement. See Mrs. Bennett for an application.
  Deadline to apply February 28, 2007.

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CAREER CENTER

• The Washington Internship Experience is
  accepting applications for its unique and
  rewarding study seminars in Washington, DC for
  qualified and talented high school students from
  across the country. The program can be taken in 3
  wk or longer segments starting June 17 through
  July 28. While in Washington, participants
  experience college living and dining on the
  campus of Marymount Univ. The Washington
  Internship Experience cost 3,250 plus a 150
  application fee. For more information and an
  application, visit the website at
  www.workshops.org . Interested students should
  apply in a timely fashion.

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CAREER CENTER

• The KUMON Math and Reading Center of
  Fredericksburg is looking for responsible high
  school juniors and seniors, with an interest in
  teaching, for part-time employment or students
  looking for volunteer community service hours
  after school. Students interested in the
  part-time employment positions should have at
  least a B average and excellent Math and
  Reading skills. This is an excellent opportunity
  to get paid while getting experience in the field
  of Education. See Mrs. Bennett in the Career
  Center for contact information.