Chandler High Wolf Bytes
School of Champions
WINNING WOLVES
best of chandler
CHS received “Best of Chandler” awards in the East Valley Tribune’s Best of Chandler 2015. Chandler High was voted Best High School and the Chandler High School Wolves mascot Scruffy was voted Best Mascot.
chs football
freshman football
Although the JV game was cancelled due to weather, the Freshman A and B Teams beat Hamilton last week. Congratulations, Freshman Wolves, for going undefeated all season!
chs volleyball
CHS Volleyball celebrated Moira Murphy and Lauren Wilfley at Senior Night on Wednesday, October 28th. Thanks for your contribution to the team and good luck in the future!
Sianna Garcia
chs dance
Thanks to the CHS Dance Department and Director Mrs. Kathy Buren for donating $500.00 (23 nice sized turkeys) to the Chandler Care Center. The Dance Department has been doing this for 20 years- that’s $10,000 in donations to the Care Center. Great job, Wolves!
chs history department
Last Friday, Mrs. Howell’s students "channeled" Rosie the Riveter and Uncle Sam. The American History classes have just finished learning about the start of "American Exceptionalism" and thought it would be fun to dress as them.
WORLD LANGUAGE FAIR RECAP
Chandler High School celebrated its 7th Annual World Language Expo featuring musical performances in Spanish, French, German, Mandarin, Danish, Navajo, and Hindi! Students and their families were also able to try Poutine (Quebec style French fries) courtesy of the CHS French Club, and due to the handsome donations of Boba Tea House and Paleta's Betty, students and families were also able to try Asian style milk teas and Mexican style popsicles. Those in attendance also participated in cultural games such as this year's Nutella Challenge whereby students were asked to answer the question: Does Nutella really taste good on anything? Mystery items included jalapeños, cornichons (small French pickles) and sliced avocados. It is rumored that CHS Principal Rother's dice rolled a jalapeño/nutella combo.
counseling resource fair
The CHS Counseling Department hosted a Family Resource Fair on Tuesday, October 27th. Counselors shared academic tips with parents and provided info on tutoring and CUSD’s Parent Portal. Chandler Care Center reps also provided information on services provided through them.
CEF IMPACT CHANDLER SCHOLARS PROGRAM OPEN ENROLL BY NOV. 9
Chandler Education Foundation’s IMPACT Chandler Scholars Program is a recognition reward program for Chandler Unified School District high school students.
IMPACT Chandler Scholars who complete the program by demonstrating academic excellence, exemplary attendance, and a commitment to service in the community over four years of high school often qualify for scholarship and financial aid opportunities their senior year.
Open Enrollment for 9th graders ends November 9th. If you have questions, please see Mrs. Shaw in the Counseling Office.
athletics fundraiser
Olive Garden will donate 10% of all sales to Chandler High School Athletics this Tuesday, November 3rd. The fundraiser will run from 4:00pm to closing. Olive Garden is located at 2930 E. Germann Rd in Chandler.
FREE DRIVER’S PERMIT WORKSHOP
Are you a CHS student, or do you know a CHS student, who needs to take the written permit test in order to get a driver’s license? AAA Arizona is partnering with the Si Se Puede Foundation to offer a FREE workshop that will prepare students for the written driver’s permit test. Workshop dates are Thursday, November 5th OR Wednesday, November 18th from 6-7:30 pm at Chandler High School. To reserve a spot, students should sign up as soon as possible in the Counseling office.
deca
DECA is hosting a food packing event on November 12th from 3:30-5:30pm at Feed My Starving Children. The group is looking for 80 students and 20 parents to attend. If you are interested in joining us, please see any DECA member or contact Ms. Frahm after school in room 401.
parent education meeting
Please join us for our second Parent Education Meeting. This is a night for parents to receive information on current topics that affect families in their everyday lives. Teenagers struggle with so many different issues. Sometimes they self-medicate as a coping mechanism. This can be seen in behavior changes, attitude adjustments, and in personal relationships. Do you ever wonder if your teen is struggling and would you recognize the signs of self-medicating behavior?
Stephanie Siete, Director of Community Education for Community Bridges, Incorporated (CBI), will be giving a presentation on current drug trends, the signs and symptoms of teen drug use, and preventative measures that can be taken to support teenagers as they navigate this difficult space. She will also provide resources for families to utilize. Stephanie will be presenting in the Chandler High School Career Center (Administration Building) on Thursday, December 3rd, from 6:30 to 8:00pm.
For further questions, please contact Chandler High’s social worker, Erin Zius, at zius.erin@cusd80.com. We hope to see you there!
GIRLS SOCCER GOLF TOURNAMENT FUNDRAISER
The Girls Soccer Team is hosting a golf tournament fundraiser on December 6th at Ocotillo Country Club. View the golf registration form for more info and to sign up for our tournament. Registration will close in mid-November.
career center news
COLLEGE PRESENTATIONS: Sign up in the Career Center
- University of Northern Colorado- Tuesday, 11/3 @ 10:30am
New presentations are added daily. Visit the Career Center webpage to access the Career Center Calendar and other valuable info.
CHS Contact Info
Email: darr.kyle@cusd80.com
Website: www.cusd80.com/chs
Location: 350 North Arizona Avenue, Chandler, AZ, United States
Phone: (480)-812-7700
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/chandlerhigh100
Twitter: @LRother_CHS