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#Trending (In Your Teens World): Alcohol, Drugs, Mental Health, Stress, Social Media and more
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Prom 2019 Guest Form and Parent Instructions
This form must be filled out for all guests. A “guest” is anyone who is not currently a junior or senior at Carrboro High School. Click on the link for more information.
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CHCCS High School Coursebook
The 2019-2020 CHCCS High School Coursebook is now available. Click on the title for the link.
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High School Students Selected for 2019 Governor's School
CHCCS had 15 students selected to attend the 2019 NC Governor's School this summer.
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Chartwells K12 Student Choice Comes to Carrboro High Cafe
During the week of February 18 to 22, Carrboro High School (CHS) hosted a Chartwells Student Choice event that allowed students to taste and vote on different menu concepts, which will end with the implementation of the winning concept in the school’s cafe.
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Sen. Howard Lee Joins Student Panel at Carrboro High Community Dinner
Carrboro High School (CHS) hosted their Community Dinner on February 7, highlighted by keynote speaker former Senator Howard Lee, and followed by a panel of CHS students. The young people shared their experiences as students of color, addressing the year’s theme for the annual dinner, “Black Excellence: Student Voices, Community Connections.”
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Carrboro High School Coach Scanga Named NC Volleyball Coach of the Year
To the many fans of Coach Steve Scanga and the women’s volleyball program at Carrboro High School (CHS), it might be hard to believe, but in 2007, their first year in existence, the Lady Jags went 3-15 for the season. Fast forward nine years, and the program was on its way to a string of 61 wins with no losses, and two consecutive state 1A/2A championships, with Scanga at the helm. No surprise then, that he was recently named the 2018 NCHSAA volleyball coach of the year.
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CHCCS Students Excel at Learning through Languages Symposium
On Friday, February 1, the FedEx Global Education Center on UNC campus hosted nearly 100 high school world language students from across North Carolina for the Learning through Languages Research Symposium. Ten of the 36 teams in competition came from Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools, and although they didn’t sweep the awards entirely, they made a grand showing.
