Students had the opportunity to meet and talk with composer Dr. Hilliard before the All District Band and Orchestra Concert. He even signed autographs for those that asked!

Rummage Sale:

To be held on Saturday, May 25th 9-3 and Sunday, May 26th 11-3. 4069 Carmanwood Drive, Flint

To donate towards the sale, contact ellenc@bigmo314.com. A pop can drive will also be held at the same time.

Scrip Program:

Current retailers participating can be found here. Email orders to scrip@bigmo314.com. Delivery takes
approximately 1 – 1 1/2 weeks and payment is due on delivery. Orders are usually placed on Tuesdays throughout the year.

Cash, Checks and Credit Cards accepted. If payment is done by credit card, a 2.5% charge will be added to total of order.

Ink and Toner Cartridges:

We accept all ink and toner Cartridges for recycling. This is how we purchase all office supplies for the team.

VG’s receipts:

We collect VG’s receipts and turn them into cash.

CYBER-BULLYING

Cyber-bullying is the willful and repeated harm inflicted through the use of electronic data (www.cyberbullying.us).  It is going to take the entire community response to address this issue. Here at the high school, we have an anonymous reporting system for anyone who witnesses or has experienced the effects of any type of bullying. It is at the following website:  http://www.AnonymousTips.com. We need to work together to report these incidents to help keep our students safe and comfortable to stay focused on their academic studies. “See It, Hear It, Stop It”.

Junior Program

The high school counselors are preparing to present the junior class program. The main items to be covered include credit checks for graduation, career research, ACT, NCAA Eligibility Center information, post-secondary options, and senior year preparation. All students will be given a “To Do List” for the summer. Completion of the items on the list will help make the fall of their senior year go smoothly.

MME/ACT

The Junior class has completed the State of Michigan’s MME/ACT required testing. This test was given free of charge to all current juniors. If anyone wants to retake the test, the traditional national test will continue to be available, at your expense. Students may take the test as often as they choose. It is offered every two months throughout the school year.  Go to actstudent.org to find out about testing dates and registration deadlines.

Summer Programs

Summer school will again be available here at the high school. The registration  dates are:  June 19^th and 20^th from 12:00 noon to 5:00 p.m. The cost for each class is $150 per ½ credit. Information is in the Guidance and Counseling Office.

Announcements about summer workshops in Michigan and around the United States continue to come into our office. These provide opportunities for students to attend summer programs, in their areas of interest. Check with your counselor, if interested.

Senior Events

The Carman-Ainsworth class of 2013 Honors Convocation will be held on Thursday May 30^th at 6:00 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Seniors will be recognized for their outstanding accomplishments in many areas including academic, citizenship and service. We would like to acknowledge all scholarships and awards that our seniors have received, whether or not the awards are accepted. Parents please remind your seniors to bring proof of their awards to the Guidance Office, so we can honor them. Graduation is Wednesday June 5^th at 7:00 p.m. at the Perani Arena and Event Center. Seniors last day at CAHS and the skill center is May 17^th. The remainder of the high school finishes up on June 7^th.

Scholarships

Scholarship deadlines are approaching fast. There are still plenty of awards out there if students apply soon. Be sure to read the daily announcements and check our website for new additions. It is not too late to complete your FAFSA. See your counselor for help.

Junior Program

The high school counselors are preparing to present the junior class program. The main items to be covered include credit checks for graduation, career research, ACT, NCAA Eligibility Center information, post-secondary options, and senior year preparation. All students will be given a “To Do List” for the summer. Completion of the items on the list will help make the fall of their senior year go smoothly.

MME/ACT

The Junior class has completed the State of Michigan’s MME/ACT required testing. This test was given free of charge to all current juniors. If anyone wants to retake the test, the traditional national test will continue to be available, at your expense. Students may take the test as often as they choose. It is offered every two months throughout the school year.  Go to actstudent.org to find out about testing dates and registration deadlines.

Summer Programs

Summer school will again be available here at the high school. The registration  dates are:  June 19^th and 20^th from 12:00 noon to 5:00 p.m. The cost for each class is $150 per ½ credit. Information is in the Guidance and Counseling Office.

Announcements about summer workshops in Michigan and around the United States continue to come into our office. These provide opportunities for students to attend summer programs, in their areas of interest. Check with your counselor, if interested.

Senior Events

The Carman-Ainsworth class of 2013 Honors Convocation will be held on Thursday May 30^th at 6:00 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Seniors will be recognized for their outstanding accomplishments in many areas including academic, citizenship and service. We would like to acknowledge all scholarships and awards that our seniors have received, whether or not the awards are accepted. Parents please remind your seniors to bring proof of their awards to the Guidance Office, so we can honor them. Graduation is Wednesday June 5^th at 7:00 p.m. at the Perani Arena and Event Center. Seniors last day at CAHS and the skill center is May 17^th. The remainder of the high school finishes up on June 7^th.

Scholarships

Scholarship deadlines are approaching fast. There are still plenty of awards out there if students apply soon. Be sure to read the daily announcements and check our website for new additions. It is not too late to complete your FAFSA. See your counselor for help.

As the school year comes to a close, it is important for every student to finish up strong. Attendance is crucial to their success. Please encourage your children to take advantage of our free tutoring, which is held in the media center, after school, on Monday through Thursday. Student’s grades will improve if they attend school every day, work hard, hand in all assignments, go to tutoring and study hard for all exams. Enjoy your last month of school.

The Cavalier Band and Orchestra Boosters are excited to announce that we are doing another Schwan’s Home Service Fundraiser. The Schwan’s truck will be in the parking lot during the All District Band and Orchestra Concert. You can come and purchase your favorite Schwan’s items directly from a Schwan’s Home Service representative.Visit Schwans website to view available products. Pre-order online by clicking here and entering campaign ID 42673. Pre-orders are due by Sunday, May 5th. You can also purchase items directly from the truck, but it is best to pre-order so they don’t run out of the items you want.