Highlights from the High

The boys' football team achieved a remarkable victory against Interboro High School, showcasing their dedication and teamwork with a score of 45-12 this past Saturday. Congratulations to the team! Please come out and support our Homecoming game this Saturday against Penn Wood High School.

Student interim reports for the 1st marking period are currently available for view. Families can conveniently access interim reports electronically through the PowerSchool Parent App (directions attached), which provides real-time updates on grades, attendance, and overall performance. Please get in touch with your child's teacher if you have any questions or require additional information.

Student attendance is an important focus this year at CHS. To help our students reach their fullest potential, it is vital that they attend school and all classes on time each day. We invite all students and families to familiarize themselves with these guidelines and collaborate in creating a positive and successful school year:

• Students can enter the building at 7:15 A.M. for breakfast

• Students must use their school I.D. number to sign-in to school daily at one the kiosk to at the front door to be marked present for the day

• 1st period begins promptly at 7:30 A.M.

• Students who arrive in the building after 7:45 A.M. will be considered late

• After signing in, students will receive an excused or unexcused admit note to class

• No student will be allowed to enter class without a late admit note from the main office

• Students who arrive at school after 8:30 A.M. will not be allowed inside the building without communication from a parent or guardian

When: Sat., Oct 25
Where: Boys & Girls Club (Chester)
Cost: Free for families

What’s there:

• Free food, games, and community tables
• Simple tips to keep your home safe from lead
• On-site testing for everyday items

Bring (optional): paint chips, toys/jewelry, baby food, spices (like turmeric or chili powder)

Why it matters:

• Even a small amount of lead can harm a child’s learning and behavior.

• Lead can be in old paint, dust, soil, or pipes.

Sign up: http://healtheducatedinc.org