June 2018

Bruin Beginnings Freshmen/New Student Orientation

Wednesday, August 29th

Where: CHS gym

When: 8:20-3:00 for Freshmen/ 12:30-1:30 for NEW STUDENTS grades 10-12

August 30th—ALL students report to regular classes. Each teacher will inform students of the supplies needed for that specific class.

2018 Class Schedule & Textbook Pickup Tuesday August 21 Seniors noon-3pm

Wednesday August 22 Juniors noon-3pm

Thursday August 23 Sophomores noon-3pm

Friday August 24 Freshmen noon-3pm

**Please allow extra time as you will need to pick up your textbooks at the Textbook Center when you receive your class schedule.

YOU WILL NOT RECEIVE YOUR CLASS SCHEDULE OR TEXTBOOKS UNTIL ALL FINES ARE PAID!

During the summer, fines may be paid at the May Butler Center. Fines may be paid at CHS starting August 15th.

Semester Test Schedule SENIORS (tests will be taken during the regularly scheduled class time)

May 29th—Semester Tests—periods 2, 3 & 4

May 30th—Semester Tests—periods 5,6 & 7

June 1st—Semester Tests—periods 0 & 1

Graduation practice following 1st period test (9:30 ) at Carroll College PE Center/Senior Picnic to follow practice/ June 2nd Graduation at 2:00 PM

JUNIORS, SOPHOMORES AND FRESHMEN: Monday, June 4th Tuesday, June 5th Wednesday, June 6th

0 period 8:20-940 3rd period 8:20-9:40 6th period 8:20-9:40

1st period 9:55-11:15 4th period 9:55-11:15 7th period 9:55-11:15

LUNCH 11:15-11:50 LUNCH 11:15-11:50 LUNCH 11:15-11:50

2nd Period 11:50 –1:10 5th period 11:50-1:10 Make-up Tests 11:50-2:45

Make up Tests 1:24-2:45 Make up Tests 1:24-2:45

June AT A GLANCE

June 2nd Graduation (2pm)

June 4th Underclassmen locker

cleanout

June 6th Gr. 9-11 Semester Tests

Last Day of School

CHS RECOGNITION BOARD

Payments for Fines and/or Fees

Please make sure to check Power School to see if your student has any outstanding fines or fees. You may pay your fines at Capital High School only until June 14th. After that, you must pay your fines at the May Butler Center

at 55 S. Rodney. We will resume taking payments at the High School on August 15.

Items that must wait until August 15th:

All Sport Fees/Activity Fee

Yearbooks

Free/Reduced Lunch applications.

We will accept outstanding textbooks, uniforms, library books etc. at the main office all summer. Please make sure that they are properly identified by a note with the student’s name on it. Transcript fees must be paid at May Butler during the summer from June 15-August 15. Bring your receipt to CHS office and we will prepare your transcript while you wait!

Here are the results for Orchestra at State Festival this year!

Superior Rating of a 1 Zachary Boles - Cello Solo – Perfect Score! Alex Crisp - CHS Concert Quintet Marie Curtis - Violin Solo Amanda Haab - Piano Solo Nathan Hallauer - Violin Solo, Viola Solo, CHS Concert Quintet Jasmine Hruska - CHS Concert Quintet Lilly Keeton - Violin Duet Ali McAlister - Bass Solo, Bass/Cello Duet, CHS Concert Quintet Samantha Settle - Violin Solo, Violin Duet, CHS Concert Quintet Alex Thompson - Bass Solo

Excellent Rating of a 2 Krista Blankenship - Viola Duet Nathan Hallauer – Viola Duet Jasmine Hruska – Cello Solo

Report Cards

4th Quarter report cards will be mailed home by the end of June. Students who have fines on

their records will receive report cards marked “fines owed” with the amount owing.

CHS RECOGNITION BOARD

Band Results for SUPERIOR Division I Ratings from the MHSA State Music Festival Logan O’Connell Jake Michaletz Eston Falley (4 different solos)

Spencer Bartow Molly Brandt Charlie Michaletz

CHS Brass Quintet

Choir Results for State Music Festival Superior:

Alicia Treicler Kayla Bridges-Payne Beau Pujol Natalie Renk

Tristin Soule Jordan Bird Reese Sheldahl Skylar Shields

Marie Curtis Katie Perrigo

Excellent:

Carson LaPraim Katelyn Obert

Congratulations to the Capital High School Prom Royalty

Prom King Ben Hunthasusen Prom Queen Ashley Carlson

Prom Prince Kyle Norman Prom Princess Audre Bloomquist

Giraffe Awards and High Fives

The following students were recognized at our spring assembly and received a Giraffe Award for “sticking their necks out” and going above and beyond to represent our Capital Code—Be Responsi-ble, Be Respectful, Be A Graduate. Congratulations! Special thanks to the Capital City Optimist Club for sponsoring our Giraffe Awards!

Desaray Blunt

Emma Brandt

Marie Curtis

Brandon Hazlitt

Matysen Holmes

Matthew Kunnary

Willa McArdle

Dillon Miller

Jonathan Mills

Davis Thomas

Katelynne Wakeland

Gabriella Weida

Parents of 2018-19 Juniors and Seniors!

We are looking for a few good kids to help out with Bruin Beginnings New Student Orientation in August. We need about 80 student leader volunteers to help freshmen transition into high school. These leaders should have a good attitude about high school and like to work with others. They need to be will-ing to give up two days of their time before schools starts on August 27 and August 29, one day for training and one day for Bruin Beginnings. They will work with groups of 10 freshmen and show them the ropes of Capital High. If this sounds like something your junior or senior would like to do, please en-courage him or her to fill out the attached Link Crew Application Form and turn it into Ms. Morand, room 104, right away. We need to have our crew figured out before school is out!

CHS took the top 19 of 20 places including 1st, 2nd and 3rd for the 17-18 High School Photography Contest:

Wade Bratlien, Capital High School, Title: Emilie Bratlien First Place Clara McRae, Capital High School, Title: Flag Second Place Hayden Tillinger, Capital High School, Title: Homestead Third Place Kendall Isaacson, Capital High School, Title: Football Reese Blossom, Capital High School, Title: Hole in the Wall Sloane Chapman, Title: Leaves Seely Hoffman, Capital High School, Title: Montana Woman Anna Kerins, Capital High School, Title: Maija Shiloh Corcoran, Capital High School, Title: Band Rebekkah Hayes, Capital High School, Title: Band Kendall Isaacson, Capital High School, Title: Strings Willa McArdle, Capital High School, Title: Bold Colors Willa McArdle, Capital High School, Title: Prairie Grasses Clara McRae, Capital High School, Title: Crowd Clara McRae, Capital High School, Title: Portrait Shanon Murray, Capital High School, Title: Butterfly Mickenzi Purdom, Capital High School, Title: Fall Kendall Smith, Capital High School, Title: Our Broken World Rye Lee Van Diest, Capital High School, Title: Elk

On April 16, Capital High students participated in the 47th annual Youth in Government Model Legisla-ture at the State Capitol. Capital Students took the reins of many leadership positions among 207 Mon-

tana students. They were elected to the following positions. Hayden Tillinger – House Majority Leader Holden Gehringer – House Majority Whip Blaise Murphy – Senate Majority Leader Supreme Court Justice – Emilie Lenoir Lea Hohenlohe – Best Supreme Court Lawyer and Best Legal Brief Thomas Penley – 3rd Party Minority Leader, Best House Bill, and elected 2019 Speaker of The House.

HELENA SCHOOL DISTRICT #1

CAPITAL HIGH SCHOOL

55 S. RODNEY

HELENA, MT 59604

CAPITAL HIGH SCHOOL

JUNE Newsletter

Grill: Everyday choices include hamburger/cheeseburger Monday—Chicken Nuggets Tuesday – Corn Dog Wednesday – Chicken Patty Sandwich Thursday – Hot Dog Friday—Chef’s Choice Pizza: Everyday choices are cheese and peperoni pizza Monday—Sausage Tuesday—Meat Lovers Wednesday—Garlic Chicken Thursday– Taco Pizza Friday—Veggie Pizza Salads & Deli Sandwiches: Everyday choices are Chicken Caesar Salad & Fresh Turkey Sandwich Monday—Buffalo Chicken Salad/Ham Sandwich Tuesday—Chef Salad/Italian Sub Wednesday—Garden Salad/Chicken Caesar Wrap Thursday—Crispy Chicken Salad/Ham Sandwich Friday—Spinach Salad/American Sub AN ALL YOU CAN EAT SALAD BAR AVAILABLE DAILY WITH PURCHASE Fresh Garden Salad Greens plus Fruit & Vegetables, in an inviting variety. Low Fat or Fat Free Milk included with all meals.

1st Pretzel w/cheese 4th-6th Chef’s Choice

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