CHS Newsletter April 2014 - Chattahoochee High School PTSA

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LET’S CHATT
LET’S CHATT IS A PUBLICATION OF CHATTAHOOCHEE HIGH SCHOOL AND THE CHS PTSA
Celebrating 23 years of excellence!
Upcoming
Events:
April 2
PTSA Board Meeting
Room A101 @ 6:30
All members welcome
April 7 - 11
SPRING BREAK!
April 21 - 25
Safe Driving Week
April 22
Linda McCain mtg.
9:30am
TBD
VOLUME 14, ISSUE 3
April 2014
Hooch Gets a Facelift and more!
by Deborah Fulghum
Dear Hooch Family,
It gives me great pleasure to
officially bring you the news
of our upcoming renovations! The scope of work will
begin this May and is scheduled to be completed by July,
2015.
The pictures show the many
outside changes, but let me
share with you the modifications you don’t see:
* Cafeteria renovations, including new serving lines and tables
* Updated front entrance restrooms
* Front office relocation
* Refinishing theater stage, replacing interlocking mat flooring in weight room
* Attendance office relocation, new carpet and desks
April 26
* Computer lab addition to the media center; new carpet in media center
PROM!
* New ceilings and window replacements throughout school
* New HVAC with the inclusion of AC to the Press Box
April 28
EOCT Testing Begins
* Resource officer relocation
What’s Inside…
* New tile flooring throughout school
Principal’s Desk...................3
* Replacing auxiliary gym flooring and bleachers
President’s overview............4
* Remodel of bus drop-off canopy
Senior News.........................9
* Repair and resurface student parking lot
Sports..................................14
* New lockers
www.chattcougar.com // www.chattcougarptsa.org
Sports Schedules.................19
Let’s Chatt—A PTSA Sponsored Newsletter
Chattahoochee High School
Our new entrance will be visible and grand. The main lobby will have a PTSA welcome desk where volunteers guide visitors to their destination. Also front and center are our resource officers, the attendance office and the front office, which add to the security of our students and staff.
Chattahoochee has lead the way for all of the surrounding high schools. We are glad the school will now
shine as brightly aesthetically as it does academically.
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From the Principal’s Desk
Tim Duncan
It is official and we are very excited …. The Fulton County Board has voted at their
March 20th meeting and approved the renovations for Chattahoochee High School. The
scope of work will begin this May and is scheduled to be completed by July 2015.
Congratulations to Jennie Blevins, Jan Jensen and the very talented actors who performed in this year’s production of “Grease” to packed audiences. We are still receiving
rave reviews and what a treat it was when our very own Mr. Corrigan surprised the
crowd with his rendition of Beauty School Dropout.
Congratulations to the Chattahoochee Academic Team for winning the 6A State Championship on Saturday, March 22nd, 2014. The team, comprised of seniors Julia Tallant and James Tang, juniors Nirav
Ilango, Sahrudh Dharanendra, and Amith Punyala, and sophomore Aditya Duddikunta, won the title
by defeating Brookwood, Alpharetta, and Collins Hill in the playoffs. This is the 4th State Championship
in the past seven years for the CHS Academic Team.
I’m filled with “Hooch Pride” as we recently celebrated 74 students who were inducted into the
National Honor Society, a most prestigious organization bringing the total number of NHS members
to 153. Thanks go out to Michael Bennett and his committee for overseeing this year’s NHS Induction
Ceremony.
As always, April will be a busy month at Chattahoochee. Prom will take place at The Tabernacle on Saturday, April 26th and Honors Night will be held on Tuesday, April 22nd. Of course, everyone is looking
forward to Spring Break which is April 7th through 11th this year.
SPRING will be a busy time for testing with End Of Course Tests starting on April 28th. AP Tests
begin on May 5th and will run through May 16th. Final Exams are scheduled for May 21st – 23rd. I
must urge all parents to be cautious when scheduling your vacations. Check your student’s exam schedule
and plan accordingly. The school cannot be very flexible with exams and a zero on a final could be disastrous to your child. During the springtime, the students will need your motivation more than ever to help
them stay focused as the school year comes to an end.
Before we know it, Graduation will be here for the Class of 2014. Graduation will be held at Mt. Pisgah
United Methodist Church again this year and will take place on Saturday, May 24th at 10:00 a.m. Be
sure to check the “Senior Graduation Information” link on the website at www.chattcougar.com for all
the latest news and info regarding this year’s graduation, as well as all upcoming concerts, events and
complete sport schedules.
Once again, I thank you for all your continued support. As we continue to build upon our Tradition of Excellence, let’s remember that by working together the possibilities are endless.
Sincerely,
Tim C. Duncan
Principal
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Chattahoochee PTSA Update….
Joyce Foster
With only two months left in the school year we
are reminded of the many choices that will be
made before the school year ends. Our seniors
will need to make decisions about which college to
attend or if college is in their immediate future.
Our juniors will have to start thinking about college visits and the application process. We encourage all students to take advantage of the many resources
that are available to them in the College & Career Center and in the Counseling Office that can help guide
their decisions. In the coming weeks several seminars and activities have been scheduled for these
groups. Please encourage your student to take full advantage of each opportunity.
The CHS PTSA will need a lot of volunteer support for all of the activities that have been planned for the
remainder of the year. Volunteer solicitations will be posted on the PTSA website and Facebook fanpage.
Take a look at the list of activities that are planned and consider how you can help:
Springfest- this year the PTSA is partnering with Mr. Duncan to provide carnival rides and games at
Springfest- April 17th.
CHS Honors Night- this PTSA sponsored event recognizes student academic achievement and will be
followed by a reception- April 22nd.
A/P Test Proctoring- a large number of volunteers will be needed to proctor A/P exams. Last year there
were a record number of test administered.
Book Returns- volunteers will be needed to help process returned books during the last weeks of school.
Have a wonderful spring break! Thank you for your continued support of the PTSA, Mr. Duncan, and his
staff as we strive to continue the Tradition of Excellence at the Hooch!
Principal:
Sincerely,
Tim Duncan
Joyce Foster
CHS PTSA President:
CHS PTSA President
Joyce Foster
Editor:
Catherine McMann
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PROM 2014!
CHS Junior - Senior Prom 2014 at The Tabernacle “Party at Gatsby’s” 8-11:30pm
Tickets will be on sale beginning March 31, 2014 at CHS during all lunch periods!
If you can help sell tickets, please go here to sign up: www.SignUpGenius.com/go/10C0B4EACAD2BA6FF2-prom
March 31- April 4th = $65 each & Includes a T-Shirt & souvenir cup!!
April 14-18 = $75 each, includes cup while supplies last!
April 21-25 = $85 each, includes cup while supplies last!
Please plan ahead and buy your tickets early to save $!
DJ Miami Chula will provide the music at this years event!!
Awards Night
Reflections
PTSA Sponsored
Congratulations to the following State Reflections
winners from CHS:
CHS Awards Night
Tuesday, April 22nd
7:00 p.m. - Gymnasium
Dance: Divya Chawla - 11th - 3rd place
Reception in the cafeteria follows
Film: Lavanya Chellam, 9th - 1st place
Photography: Amanda Bao, 9th - 3rd place
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High School Seniors Learning Spanish Help Fill LAA Food Pantry
Some 25 students from Chattahoochee High School
in Johns Creek donated food and other essential products recently to help restock the LAA food pantry as
part of a school project.
The students, seniors taking AP Spanish and members of the group Latinos Moving Forward, went to
the supermarket with their own money and bought
rice, beans, pasta, Maseca tortilla mix, chocolate, oil
and baby wipes to help
out LAA families in
need. The students
raised about $200, said
Chattahoochee High
School staffer Elizabeth
Lopez-Smith, who coordinated the donation.
In addition to donating the food, the students wrote
letters in Spanish to the LAA and the families it
serves.
"Your organization gave our class the opportunity not
only to be grateful for what we have, but also to give
to those who do not have as much as we have," read
one of the letters. "I am very grateful to your organization because this opportunity has made me a better
person."
Another student wrote:
"Thanks a million for
the opportunity to help
people who are not as
fortunate as the majority
of the population."
"The students were
happy and excited about
the idea of helping others," said Lopez-Smith.
"We would like to do
this again."
And yet another student
wrote: "We enjoyed going to the store and getting some of our favorite products for other
families. The Latin
American Association is
The LAA has a food
an incredible organizapantry and clothing
Lopez-Smith, right, delivered the food donations
tion that is doing woncloset in the Family Services
derful things for people in need
Department. Food donations
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our
class
is
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honored
to be a part of the mishelp stock the pantry, but it has been pretty empty as
sion to help Spanish-speaking people."
of late.
Tradition of Excellence
5230 Taylor Road
Johns Creek, GA 30022
770-521-7600
CHS PTSA
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“Say No to Junk Food” Poster Contest Winners
Congratulations to the winners!
·
Juliebeth Delgado
·
Chistine Feng
·
Abbi Leonardo –Maite Nazario
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Kora Miller
Sun Safety
The PTA wants to remind Chattahoochee to use SUN Sense during Spring Break!
On Wednesday, April 2nd the PTA will be raffling off one iPod Shuffle in the cafeteria every lunch period
to remind students:
THE SUN IS NOT YOUR FRIEND
It takes only ONE severe sunburn during adolescence to more than doubles a person's chances of developing
melanoma. Melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer, kills one person every hour and is the second most
common form of cancer for those 15-29 years old.
Remember to Slip Slap Slop during the break.
Slip! on a shirt
Slap! on a hat and sunglasses
Slop! on sunscreen
There’s nothing healthy about that healthy glow.
Stop by the cafeteria Wednesday, the 2nd. Win a shuffle and listen to tunes while you apply your sunscreen
on vacation!
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Senior Seminars
Baccalaureate Service
On Friday, March 21st the seniors were treated
to a fun performance by Kennesaw Improvisation Society Stupid (KISS). This group is comprised of Kennesaw State students who have a
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love of improv. The group did four different
improvisation skits based on suggestions from
the audience. Four lucky seniors also got to be
part of the act!
Hooch Community Discount Card
Now is your chance to buy the Hooch Community Discount
card. Now only $3! Buy one for you and a friend. Receive 6 months of great discounts at the following area businesses listed below.
Help support Chattahoochee High School, buy your card today! Go to:
www.chattcougarptsa.org to order yours.
Another Broken Egg Cafe
Spa Fiori
Sana Beauty Salon
Team Titan sports
Read it Again books
Serious Tennis
Uptown Cheapskate
Pampas Steakhouse
Kauffman Tire
Johns Creek Yoga
The Red Hound
Taylor Brooks Salon
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“Clinically” Speaking
“It’s that time of the year...”
Down here in the South, the trees start casting off
that yellow dust as early as February for Round One.
Then you are hit with Round Two as the shrubs begin their assault. As they start to bloom and pollen
gets airborne, so begin the sniffling and sneezing of
the seasonal allergy sufferers as these tiny grains
have reached their noses, eyes,
lungs and skin causing the release of histamines. Histamines are what trigger the
symptoms of allergies. These
include the runny nose, sneezing and coughing, watery and
itchy eyes, nasal congestion,
itchy throat, post nasal drip,
and dark circles under the
eyes. Pollen allergies can also
cause asthma to worsen and
lead to sinus and ear infections. Allergy symptoms may be prevalent on
breezy days when the wind is carrying pollen
through the air. If your student has not been diagnosed with allergies before but is exhibiting these
symptoms, you may want to take him to the doctor
for evaluation.
The following are tips to surviving allergy season by
trying to avoid pollen exposure:
* Keep windows and outside doors closed
Francis Hill-Portwood (Ms. H-P)
* Remove your clothing when you come indoors
and shower and wash your hair;
* Keep pets that spend time outdoors out of your
bedroom.
If limiting pollen exposure is not doing the trick,
there are OTC medications that your doctor may recommend. Antihistamines,
topical nose sprays, and eye
drops can effectively manage allergy symptoms. Although decongestants may
be used, they are designed
for colds and should not be
used for more than a week;
hay fever can last for weeks.
The doctor may prescribe
medications if OTC medications are not effective. Students at Chattahoochee are allowed to carry OTC
oral antihistamines without an authorization form.
However, certain other OTC medications and all prescription medications must be stored in the school
clinic along with a completed authorization form.
As some of these medications may make a person
drowsy, be wary of allowing your teenager to drive
while taking them.
Oh, and then Round Three may take a wallop at you
during summer when the grass makes you wishing
for that cold white stuff. Nah – enough of winter!
* Avoid using window and attic fans
* Keep your car windows rolled up and set the ventilation to recirculate
* Wear sunglasses when outside
“The worst was the tiniest pollen you couldn’t see
but managed to infiltrate your brain like some Nature
terrorist, smother your entire body and color your car
and your life entirely yellow.” ~Denny Lyon
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Honor Roll Celebration
The 2013 Fall Honor Roll Celebration was
held on Wednesday March 26th. The PTSA
would like to thank all our local business partners for their donations and/or contributions, which helped
to make the event a success. Special Thanks goes out to Publix,
Chick fil-A, Fidelity Bank, Kroger, SkyZone, Brunswick Bowling of Norcross, Alpharetta Dairy Queen, the Alpharetta
YMCA, Andretti's, Studio Movie Grill, Spa Sydell, and GATA.
The Honor Roll Committee would also like to
thank all the parent volunteers that came out
and gave their support!
2014/2015 PTSA Executive Board Nominees
The PTSA Nominating Committee would like to present the following slate of candidates for the Chattahoochee High School 2014-2015 PTSA Executive Board. The election of the new Board will be held in conjunction with CHS Awards Night on Tuesday, April 22nd. Thanks to the nominees for their willingness to
step into a leadership role on behalf of our CHS families.
Co-President
Melissa Beasley
Co-President
Karen Richardson
Secretary
Eden Wilkerson
Treasurer
Michelle Mulroy
VP of Communications
Catherine McMann
VP of Ways & Means
Trish Wingett
VP of Membership
Jackie Diaz
VP of Student Enrichment
Desiree Stoute
VP of Health & Safety
Mariela Carrisquillo
VP of Scholastic Recognition
Chriss Kolls
VP of School Services
Deven Ghatpande
VP of Student Activities
Debbie Kurzner
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ment Chair and Dr. Lee our TAG/Art teacher for be-
Winners!
ing awarded scholarships from the Fulton County
Congratulations to the
Supporters of the Gifted to attend the GAGC (GA
Chattahoochee Academic
Association for Gifted Children Annual Conference
Team for winning the Geor-
in Athens, GA March 10 and 11. They attended a
gia Academic Team Asso-
number of excellence workshops on a variety of top-
ciation 6A State Champion-
ics. Many of the workshop’s presentations are
nd
ship on March 22 ! The
posted on the GAGC website.
team, comprised of seniors Julia Tallant and James
Tang, juniors Nirav Ilango, Sahrudh Dharanendra,
and Amith Punyala, sophomore Aditya Duddikunta,
Whole Foods meet-up
won the title by going undefeated, beating Brookwood, Alpharetta, and Collins Hill in the playoffs.
This is the 3rd State Championship in the past four
years for the Academic Team and their 5th state title
overall. Way to go Hooch Quiz Bowl!
Congratulations!
Want to find ways to add more greens to your diet,
to cook healthy and quick dinners or to make
healthy school lunches? Whole Foods is offering
four parent meet-ups once a month beginning in
February. If you are interested in attending, please
click on the link and complete the registration
form. You don’t need to attend all four meetings,
you can choose which ones to attend.
Where? CHS Media Center
When? April 17 and May 15
Congratulations to Ms. Sammataro our CHS Fine
6:00 pm-7:00 pm
Arts Department Chair and current Gifted Endorsement candidate, Ms. Pair our CHS Gifted Depart-
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Save the Date—Upcoming Events for Hooch Football
Hooch Gridiron Families -
Summer Events:
Please mark your calendars for the important events
noted below!
Team Car Wash Event(s) planned for Saturday,
June 21st (the exact locations and times are TBD
currently).
Spring Registration Event:
Saturday, April 19th, from 8am to 12pm (held at
CHS).
Players can pre-register online prior to this
event. Be on the look-out for more information
shortly.
Complete physicals (on-site), turn in all forms, payments & paperwork, place orders for Letterman
Jackets, receive Cougar Gold Cards, etc.
Cougar Gold Card Program:
The Cougar Gold Card Program will launch
on April 19th!
Exciting vendors are planned for the 2014 year/
season. More information to come for the incentive
awards planned for players!
Spring Football Practice:
Practice currently planned to start on Moday, April
28th.
Lake Outing scheduled for August 2nd and 3rd.
Gridiron Board Positions:
We've had multiple responses so far to our board
membership survey (THANK YOU to those that
have replied), but are still looking for a few spots to
fill... Please check out our online survey, if you are
interested!
More information regarding spring and summer
practice is forthcoming. Please be on the look-out
for updated communications shortly and please forward this information on to anyone that is interested
in joining the football program this year.
Thank you for your continued support of Hooch
Football!
Sincerely,
Your 2014 Gridiron Board
A Family/Player Cook-Out is tentatively planned
for Friday, May 9th.
Monday Night Football Scrimmage currently
planned for Monday, May 12th.
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2014 Cougar Gold Card Program
The Cougar Gold Card Program for Hooch Football
is back and better than ever! Players will receive
their Gold Cards on Saturday, April 19th (during
Spring Registration Day) and there will be exciting incentives and prizes for everyone to win!
Below is a sneak peak of just SOME of the fantastic
vendors involved in the program for 2014:
Bruster's Ice Cream
Bubba's Pet Emporium
Carmine's Pizza
Cotton Creek Car Wash
El Porton
Lily's Pharmacy
Minuteman Press of Sandy Springs
Muse Salon
Nail Season
Outback Steakhouse
PC/EMT
Panama City Beach Rentals
The Red Hound Gifts
Shane's Rib Shack
Shear Impression
Smoothie King
Sunshine Chinese
Tires Plus
Even more to come!
GHSA officials, referees, medical staff and well
over 2,000 guests. With only one week to the prepare the entire Chattahoochee community responded!! We received support from Basketball,
Lacrosse, Band Booster (concessions), alumni, Jr
Cougars, Coaches, faculty, over 100 volunteers and
many others who just showed up to help. The feedback from other coaches, parents, wrestling programs and GHSA was very positive. A quote from
a wrestling coach that attended the tournament
“Let's forget about Macon next year & be at
Hooch!” It was an awesome event and a true group
effort….Thanks Again to everyone.
The Hooch wrestlers also responded and had the
best state tournament in school history. Hooch had
a record 8 wrestlers qualify for State this year…
Freshman Ethan Phillips, Sophomore Matt Picus,
Juniors Perry Benton, Sean Hoffman and Jordan Pitt,
and Seniors Brady Miller, Rowdy Miller and Taylor
Podhouser. Of the 8 wrestlers, 4 made it to the top
4. Congratulations to:
Rowdy Miller- 4th in State at 152 lbs
Hooch Wrestling
Due to the inclement weather, the original State
Championship held at Gwinnett Arena was canceled. Several schools were asked to host their division championships and Chattahoochee was asked
to host the 6A State Wrestling Championship. The
tournament was held on Feb 21st and 22nd, which
included 224 wrestlers, 200 coaches, numerous
Brady Miller- 3rd in State at 160 lbs
Sean Hoffman- 3rd in State at 195 lbs
Jordan Pitt- 2nd in State at 113 lbs
Finally, for the first time in school history, Chattahoochee finished in the top 5 in team points. We
came in 4th place overall which was a great finish to
this season.
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LIKE and support our CHS High School athletic teams:
Hooch Football
Hooch Volleyball
Hooch Boy’s Lacrosse
Hooch Cheer
Chattahoochee Wrestling
Hooch Softball
Chattahoochee Hoops
Hooch Volleyball
For all current and future CHS students interested in
playing volleyball for Chattahoochee HS in the fall,
there will be an information meeting on April 15 at
6:00 PM in room A106.
The Chattahoochee High School varsity
volleyball coaches will be hosting a
spring skills/techniques volleyball camp
for girls and boys in 4th to 8th grade on
four days during two weeks in April.
The spring clinics will be in the CHS
gym from 4:30 p.m.-7 p.m. April 14, 16, 21 and 23.
Each session is $25 and includes a T-shirt (must
take all 4 sessions). This is a great opportunity to
learn not only from the Chattahoochee coaches, but
also from the 2013 6A State Runner Up and Region
Champion players. Learn the most popular game in
the world from accomplished players and coaches!
Continue to build on your skills with more drills and
scrimmages later with the spring camp.
Due to the summer renovations planned for Chattahoochee High School, our "summer" camp has been
moved to a late spring date. CHS Head
Coach Jennie Blevins and Assistant Varsity Coach Blair Boyle will head up a
spring volleyball camp at CHS, with the
help of varsity players. The spring camp,
also for girls and boys in 4th through 8th
grades, will be April 29 - May 2nd from
4:30 to 7:00 p.m. and will conclude with a full day
on May 3rd from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The cost is
$150 and includes a T-shirt. Campers signing up
for both the clinic (4 sessions) and the camp will
receive a discounted price of $125.00 for the camp.
Check out our new website at:
www.hoochvolleyball.com for all the required
forms and more information.
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Hooch Boys Tennis
The Boys Tennis team, coached by Mike Bennett, is having an amazing season! We have a lot of talent
from our newest freshmen to our graduating seniors.
Our record is 12-1 right now (6-1 in our region). We begin our Regional Tournament as the #1 seed on April
15th!
We had a HUGE win against Johns Creek on March 20. This is our first win against them. The match was
decided in a third set win by our 3-singles line. Every point won brought us one step closer to victory and
elicited huge cheers from everyone in attendance. Needless to say, there was a lot of excitement at Hooch
that night.
Congratulations to our graduating seniors: Andrew Lockerbie, Ben Landes and David Zheng. They all
posted wins on senior night and have been a great asset to the team.
The roster includes:
Kentaro Baynes (sophomore), Alvaro Godoy (junior), Akhil
Hazari (sophomore), Alan Hoang (junior), Kevin Huynh
(freshman), Steven Huynh (freshman), Ben Landes (senior),
Daniel Li (freshman), Andrew Lockerbie (senior), Savy Nemani (junior), Vivekanand Rajasekar
(sophomore), Adrian Salazar (junior), Jacob Shelton (junior), David Zheng (senior)
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Hooch Girls Tennis
The CHS Girls Tennis Team celebrated their Senior Night on March 18 with a big win against South Forsyth
High school. Lauren Mueller, Monica Naik, and Hannah Sharpe are enjoying their fourth year playing for
CHS. The team record is 5 wins and 2 losses in region matches. A big season highlight was the match
against Alpharetta HS. Always highly competitive, the CHS girls won in the final seconds and defeated the
up-until-then undefeated Alpharetta.
The roster includes:
Madi Kelly, Mauri Terry, Monika Naik, Jordan Bischoff, Julia Stephen, Rina Baynes, Hannah Sharpe, Lauren Mueller, Carli Deehr, Marissa Klee, Andrea Thompson, Caroline McCullars, Emma Baginski, Pallavi
Kenkare, Olivia Rokose, Rachel Levin
Hooch Softball
If you are interested in playing softball this fall (2014) for Chattahoochee High School, please contact Coach
Zirlott at zirlottm@fultonschools.org. All up and coming 9th graders can attend these workouts with returning players. Conditioning will start after Spring Break. There will be summer workouts as well ( TBA). Tryouts are the first week of August.
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CHS April 2014 Sports Schedules
Baseball
Soccer Varsity Boys
4/1
@ Johns Creek 8pm
4/10
Hooch vs Ridgeland
Hilton Head, SC
4/4
Hooch vs Bluffton
Hilton Head, SC
4/7 - 4/9 Spring Break
Tournament
4/12
4/16
Roswell 8pm
4/18
Centennial (Senior
Night) 8pm
Soccer Varsity Girls
4/1
@Johns Creek 6pm
4/10
Hooch vs Ridgeland
Hilton Head, SC
4/12
Hooch vs Bluffton
Hilton Head, SC
4/2
4/14
@ Alpharetta HS
Centennial HS
@ South Forsyth HS
4/16
North Forsyth HS
4/18
Lambert HS
4/21
@ West Forsyth HS
4/23
South Forsyth HS
4/25
@ Johns Creek HS
Lacrosse Varsity Boys
4/1
Centennial 7:55
4/4
@Johns Creek 7:45
4/7
@Bartam Trail FL 6:30
4/8
@Jacksonville ES 6:00
4/15
@Alpharetta 7:30
4/18
@Druid Hills 7:00
4/21
Walton 7:55
4/25
Peachtree Ridge 7:00
4/29
@Decatur 6:30
Lacrosse Varsity Girls
4/15
South Forsyth 5:55
4/17
Lambert 7:30
Mill Creek (@ Duncan
Park) 7:30
4/16
Roswell 6pm
4/19
4/18
Centennial (Senior
Night) 6pm
4/24. West Forsyth 7:30
@West Hall 5:30pm
4/29
4/21
@John's Creek 7:30
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Help Support CHS every time you buy groceries!
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Kroger Plus Card? It's easy when you enroll in Kroger Community Rewards®! To get started, sign up with
your Kroger Plus Card below, and search for Chattahoochee High School. Once you're enrolled, you'll earn
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Remember to use your Publix Loyalty Grocery Card and earn money for Chattahoochee High School! You
may pick up a free Publix Loyalty Grocery Card at the front office or on Information Day at the PTSA registration table. Ask the cashier to scan the card with your purchase at check out, and Publix will automatically donate a percentage of your sale to Chattahoochee High School. It’s that simple!
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our school (online) , 1% of the amount of each purchase you make is donated back to our school.
If you’re not already taking part, please consider doing so-grandparents, alumni, friends and neighbors can
help as well. To participate or see how much has been contributed towards our next check, please visit target.com/tcoe or call 1-800-316-6142.
We know today that nearly 50 million Americans are without prescription coverage. Insurance plans are also covering fewer and
fewer prescriptions with higher costs and deductibles. That's why
we want to help you with this free prescription savings card. This
card could make a huge difference in many people's lives and
your school. CHS gets $1 for every prescription filled. Please
click: http://library.constantcontact.com/download/get/file/1101766395057-116/RX+flyer.pdf to learn all
the details.
If you have any questions, please email bmooneyj@windstream.net
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CHS Newsletter April 2014 - Chattahoochee High School PTSA

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