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student? Learn how to solve your problem without getting in
trouble! Click here to learn more: MEDIATION
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The Drama Club meets every Wednesday from
2:00 - 3:00 PM in the library. Currently there are about 20
5th and 6th graders in the club. The students are working on
their third production this year, "The Fisherman and his
Wife," which will be performed on May 16 at 7:30 PM, t he same
night as the "Ice Cream Social." The Drama Club
advisors include Mrs. Thomas, Ms. Cole-Jama and Mrs. Robinson.
Please see an advisor if you'd like to become involved in the club
next year. |
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During the 3rd quarter of each year, Mr.
Bible runs basketball on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2:00 to 3:00 PM
in the gym. Parents must provide written permission and
arrange for transportation home. Boys and girls play together,
new teams are chosen each day, games are 6 minutes each, and new
teams rotate in after each game. This year has been very
successful. We have about 40 students participating and Mr.
Collopy has helped make the experience valuable for every child. |
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During the 4th quarter of each year, Mr.
Bible runs volleyball on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2:00 to 3:00 PM
in the gym. Parents must provide written permission and
arrange for transportation home. Interested students should
ask their teacher for a permission form. |
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Information about Cougar Cash will soon be
added here... |
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College Hill Academy's Student Council
consist of 16 students (2 per class) from grades 4-6 who are elected
by their classmates to serve as class representatives for the
year. This group meets monthly to share their ideas and ideas
from their classmates on how to make a difference at CHFA and the
community. 2002-2003 Student
Council Projects were: canned food drive to support Churches Active
in Northside food pantry; along with Mr. Siegel wrote a school
spirit rap; volunteered to read the weekly school lunch menu on WCIN;
participated in the College Hill Day parade; participated in school
beautification project with Crossstown Helpout sponsored
by UC and XU students; sold cloth bags for One Earth One People and
Kroger Project to help conserve our environment; participated
in the honors assemblies by announcing the names of students
"Caught Being Good"; served as ushers at the annual
Christmas program. |
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Information about Art Club will soon be
added here... |
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Each teacher chooses one student from the
class to receive this award. It is typically presented to a
student who has demonstrated some particular quality or a variety of
qualities that make a "good student." The teacher
presents the award at the monthly Awards Assembly and gives a brief
summary describing the qualities of the student. |
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During the monthly Awards Assembly,
students who have had perfect attendance--no absences or tardies--for
the entire month are recognized. Each teacher names all of the
students who qualify for this award. Students stand at their
seats when their names are called. Each student also receives
a certificate from the teacher. |
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Throughout each month, adults may choose to
complete "Caught Being Good" slips for any student who has
demonstrated an unsolicited behavior above the expectations.
These slips are saved in a box in the Teacher's Lounge. At the
monthly Awards Assembly, each Student of the Month draws one slip
from the box. The student whose name is on the slip receives a
prize, usually donated by our business Partner in Education, The
William M. Mercer Co. |
