9:00 a.m. start time. There will be a study room available at 8:00 a.m. for students needing to be dropped off early.

12:15 p.m pick up time.

Note: There will be no after school room the week of exams

Wednesday 05/29/19:

First exam:  Language Arts  9-10:30 a.m.

Second exam:  Foreign Language 10:45-12:15

Thursday, 05/30/19:

First Exam: Math 9-10:30

Second Exam: Science  10:45-12:15

Friday, 05/31/19:

Make-up exams only

Grade 8 students:  Please submit a 5 x 7 baby picture to the 7/8 front desk ASAP.  These will be used at the Passages Dance and can be returned.

Grade 8 Passages:  Thursday, 05/23/19 at 2:00 p.m. Founder's Gym

Grade 8 Dance:  Thursday, 05/30/19 from 7:00-10:00 p.m. High School Gym

We need help with dance set-up on Thursday, 05/30 from 8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Meet in the HS Theatre lobby. Tear down will be right after dance 10:00 p.m. until finished.

On Tuesday, 05/07/19, Grade 7 students should wear business casual attire or modest dresses. A cash bar for soft drinks will be available in addition to the lunch buffet. Email Mrs.Conn or Mrs. Metzger with questions. Please register your Grade 7 student here.

Announcing the 2019-2020 FIRST Robotics season, FIRST RISE, powered by Star Wars: Force for Change. Rise Up! Join the Grades 7/8 FIRST Tech Challenge Beak Squad Robotics Team as we prepare for a new competition season – SKYSTONE! We will be meeting in May after school on Wednesdays. Our next meeting, Wednesday, 05/08/19 is a field trip after school to FANUC in Mason.  Please contact Linda Bollman if interested!!

Students need to turn in $5 before 05/24/19 to front desk for Chick Fil A sandwich and an ice cream treat.

Kings Island will provide a special learning environment as part of their Education Days programming. Grade 8 students will have the opportunity to gain a greater understanding of some of the science concepts we have been learning about in the Force and Motion unit. Also, interactive educational stations will be set up throughout the park and operated by COSI (Center of Science and Industry) personnel as part of the program.

That morning, students will be bused to Kings Island and return with their classmates by 3:00 p.m. Students who have parental permission to stay past 3:00 p.m. must arrange their own transportation home. The cost of admission is $31.50 or students may use their season passes. Sign up by Monday, 05/13/19 thru UltraCamp. More information will be coming home soon with your child.

Next year CHCA will be welcoming some outstanding international high school students. The personal relationships forged with students through hosting creates an environment where students can experience God’s love in a personal and consistent way that changes their lives (and your family) forever.     A monthly stipend is provided.  Take the next step in exploring this unique opportunity to serve by calling, texting or emailing Emily Rempe, International Student Program Student Engagement Coordinator 513 706-5720. Please click on title to see where students are coming from.  

Only 100 tickets left! Join in the fun at the CHCA Community REDS NIGHT! Friday, 05/17/19 @ 7:10p.m. Featuring CHCA’s Armleder Celebration Choir & Melody Makers singing the national anthem & Fireworks after the game.  All CHCA families are encouraged to come. $25 per ticket (includes concession ticket). CLICK HERE to order your tickets before they are all gone! Questions? Contact Penny Osborne.

Hello!  We are looking for volunteers to work at the high school front desk for the 2018-2019 calendar year.  If you would like to be a part of this, please email Pauline O’Brien at paulineobrien65@gmail.com. This is a great opportunity to be a part of our fantastic high school!  Thank you!

Are you feeling tired? The next Leaning Eagle Mini-Cup Coffee Bar will be Wednesday, 05/08/19 before school, lunch and during SDL.  Serving MSL Leaning Eagle Coffee Drinks, hot chocolate, lemonade, nd fresh baked goods.  Items range from $1-3 per item.

Second semester exams will be held May 28- May 31, with the first exam held 9:00-10:30 a.m. and the second 11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. each day. Students only need to be present if they have an exam for that bell; for example if your student has lunch fourth bell, they do not need to be at school during the second exam period on Wednesday. Students will be kept in their exam rooms for the entire exam period. Please be sure your student brings quiet reading or studying material in case they finish an exam early.

Tuesday, 5/28: First exam – bell 1, Second exam – bell 2

Wednesday, 5/29: First exam – bell 3, Second exam – bell 4

Thursday, 5/30: First exam – bell 5, Second exam – bell 6

Friday, 5/31: First exam – bell 7, Second exam – bell 8

Calling all grade 9-12 volunteers, Adopt A Class Field Day is this coming Tuesday, 05/07/19. High School students are encouraged to come out to the stadium to volunteer during a PRT, bell 4, 5, or 6. We are expecting 60 children from Evanston Academy’s first grade classrooms. Volunteers will lead field day games, play with the kids, and serve lunch. Direct Service hours. Sign up on the SOS room door to participate. 

Register for the Human Trafficking 101 lunch by Friday, 05/03/19. The event will be on Monday, 05/06/19. Register during a PRT, bells 4, 5, or 6. Our presenters are staff from the Hue Jackson Foundation and Off the Streets, two organizations that work with people who have been trafficked in our state. The purpose of the conversation is education and prevention. Students, faculty & staff are all invited to learn more and help prevent self and others from being trafficked. Sign up at the front desk or in the SOS room. $3 in advance. Participants receive a free Chick Fil a lunch. Questions? Email Karen Hordinski.

MAY 6 IS THE START OF AP TESTING: Beginning on May 6 and continuing daily through May 17, upperclassmen will be taking AP exams in a variety of subjects. Tests are conducted throughout the building and continue until after the 3:05 p.m. dismissal. Please remind your student(s) that the school appreciates their efforts to keep the building as quiet as possible.

May 6

• AP US Government, morning
• AP Chinese, afternoon
• AP Environmental Science, afternoon

May 7

• AP Spanish, morning
• AP Physics 1 Algebra based, afternoon

May 8

• AP English Literature and Composition, morning
• AP European History, afternoon

May 9

• AP Chemistry, morning

May 10

• AP U.S. History, morning
• AP Computer Science Principles, afternoon
• AP Studio Art, Portfolio's due to Mr. Hilderbrand, afternoon
• AP Physics 2 Algebra based, afternoon

May 13

• AP Biology, morning

May 14

• AP Calculus AB/BC, morning

May 15

• AP English Language and Composition, morning

May 16

• AP Statistics, afternoon

May 17

• AP Microeconomics, morning
• AP Music Theory, morning
• AP Latin, afternoon
• AP Computer Science, afternoon

Next year CHCA will be welcoming some outstanding international high school students.  The personal relationships forged with students through hosting creates an environment where students can experience God’s love in a personal and consistent way that changes their lives (and your family) forever.     A monthly stipend is provided.  Take the next step in exploring this unique opportunity to serve by calling, texting or emailing Emily Rempe, International Student Program Student Engagement Coordinator 513 706-5720. Please click on title to see where the students are coming from.  

Only 100 tickets left! Join in the fun at the CHCA Community REDS NIGHT! Friday, 05/17/19 @ 7:10p.m. Featuring CHCA’s Armleder Celebration Choir & Melody Makers singing the national anthem & Fireworks after the game.  All CHCA families are encouraged to come. $25 per ticket (includes concession ticket). CLICK HERE to order your tickets before they are all gone! Questions? Contact Penny Osborne.

Hello!  We are looking for volunteers to work at the high school front desk for the 2018-2019 calendar year.  If you would like to be a part of this, please email Pauline O'Brien at paulineobrien65@gmail.com. This is a great opportunity to be a part of our fantastic high school!  Thank you!

Be a part of the Incredible After Prom experience 05/17-19 by volunteering, giving, donating food or prizes or loaning props. Click here to visit the After Prom webpage. Stop by Preview on Saturday, 05/18 at 7:30 p.m. to see how the high school has been transformed into a magical world of movies.

Check out the 9-12 US Counseling page for update to date information on enrichment opportunities for students, spring Open Houses and Info Session, summer jobs and more!