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April 18, 2025

ON THE HILLApril 18, 2025

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Principal - Mr. Adam Tomco (8th Grade/Seniors) EMAIL

Asst. Principal - Mrs. Christina Sherwood (Fresh-Juniors M-Z) EMAIL

Asst. Principal - Mr. Edward Yeomans (Fresh-Juniors A-L) EMAIL

Athletic Director - Mr. Doug Snyder EMAIL

Mr. Douglas Higham (Athletics) EMAIL

Secretary - Mrs. Jenifer Goodwin EMAIL


ATTENDANCE LINE: 440.285.4052


Website: www.chardonschools.org

Address: 151 Chardon Avenue

Main Office Phone Number: 440.285.4057

STAY SAFE. SPEAK UP!

MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL

CHS Community,

I was so impressed with our students' effort this week during the first round of state testing! They completed the English 8 and ELA II assessments. If you were absent this past week and missed one or both of the assessments, makeups will begin on Tuesday, April 22, and continue throughout the week.


Next Wednesday, students will take the US History and US Government tests. Please remind your student to charge their Chromebook and arrive at school on time to ensure a smooth testing schedule. The schedule for Wednesday is posted below.


We also had a fantastic end to the week with our annual "Battle of the Classes" in a packed gym! It was great to see all the grades competing.


GREETING FROM OHIOMEANSJOBS GEAUGA, A DIVISION OF GEAUGA COUNTY JOB & FAMILY SERVICES

OhioMeansJobs-Geauga County, Chardon High School, and The Chardon Area Chamber of Commerce is excited to announce our annual All-County High School Job Fair, happening on the morning of Friday, April 25th, 2025 at Chardon High School. This year’s event will feature approximately 60 businesses eager to connect with students about job opportunities and career pathways.


Event Details:
Date: Friday, April 25, 2025
Time: 9:00 AM – 12:30 PM
New Location: Chardon High School
151 Chardon Ave, Chardon, OH 44024

Purpose of the Job Fair:


  • Career Exploration: Discover diverse career options.
  • Employment Opportunities: Full-time, part-time, seasonal jobs, internships, and apprenticeships.
  • Entrepreneurship: Networking opportunities.
  • Education: Career tech school information.
  • Enlistment: Military information and resources.


Building Schedule Week of April 21

Monday: NO SCHOOL

Tuesday: White Day

Wednesday: Testing White Day Schedule

Thursday: White Day

Friday: White Day


Enjoy your this SPRING WEATHER and your extended weekend.

Mr. Tomco

WHITE DAY TESTING SCHEDULE WHITE DAY TESTING SCHEDULE

SENIOR HANDBOOK 2025

AP NOTES AP NOTES

AP Exam Attendance: Students taking AP exams are excused from regular school attendance on the day of their exam.


Time Off: This includes both before and after the scheduled exam time.


During the Exam:

  • Listen Carefully to Instructions: Pay close attention to all directions given by the proctor.
  • Manage Your Time Effectively: Pace yourself during each section to ensure you have enough time to answer all the questions. Be aware of the time remaining.
  • Read Questions Carefully: Understand what each question is asking before attempting to answer.
  • Answer All Multiple-Choice Questions: There is no penalty for incorrect answers in the multiple-choice sections, so it's best to make an educated guess if you're unsure.
  • Show Your Work Clearly in Free-Response: For exams where partial credit is given (like math and science), clearly show all the steps in your work. Even if your final answer is incorrect, you may receive points for the correct method.
  • Follow Exam Security Rules: Do not attempt to communicate with other students, look at their papers, or use any unauthorized aids.
  • Stay Until the End of the Section: You must remain in the testing room until the proctor dismisses the group at the end of each section. You cannot leave early.
  • During Breaks: Follow the proctor's instructions regarding breaks. You are typically not allowed to access electronic devices or discuss the exam content.


Plan for Logistics:

  • Know the Exam Date, Time, and Location: Confirm these details with your AP coordinator. Arrive on time; late arrivals may not be admitted.


What to Bring on Exam Day:

  • Two sharpened No. 2 pencils with erasers: For multiple-choice sections. (Students outside the U.S.: bring HB or No. 2 pencils.)
  • Two pens with black or dark blue ink: For completing areas on the exam booklet covers and for free-response questions in most exams. Gel pens are typically not recommended.
  • A watch: A simple analog or digital watch that does not have internet access, make noise, or have an alarm. Smartwatches and other wearable technology are prohibited.
  • A current government-issued or school-issued photo ID: Required if you are not testing at your regular school. Additional ID might be needed at test centers outside the U.S.
  • Your College Board SSD Student Accommodation Letter: If you have approved testing accommodations.
  • Up to two permitted calculators with the necessary capabilities: Only if allowed for your specific AP Exam. Check the AP Exams Calculator Policy for details. Ensure they have fresh batteries.
  • A ruler or straightedge: Only if you are taking an AP Physics Exam. Protractors are not allowed.
  • Snacks and drinks: For the break, if permitted by your testing center. These are generally not allowed in the testing room itself.
AP EXAM DATES
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EOC/OST TESTING INFORMATION EOC/OST TESTING INFORMATION

To ensure a more consistent and efficient testing period, a few adjustments have been made. Please review the following schedule carefully:


UPDATED Testing Schedule

Wednesday, April 23:
  • US History
  • American Government
Wednesday, April 30:
  • Math 8
  • Algebra I
  • Geometry
Wednesday, May 7:
  • Science 8
  • Biology


Testing Procedures and Late Start Information:

  • Testing will take place from 7:35 AM to 10:00 AM on all scheduled testing days.
  • Attendance is crucial: We have a limited window to complete these assessments, and student attendance on these dates is a high priority.
  • Late Start: Students who are NOT enrolled in any of the courses being assessed on a particular testing day will have a late start.
  • STUDENTS NOT TESTING ARE EXPECTED TO REPORT FOR SCHOOL. Doors for late-start students will open at 9:45 AM.
  • Students arriving for the late start should report to the cafeteria and wait until the 10:00 AM bell.
  • District Transportation: District transportation will operate on its regular schedule. Students arriving by district transportation will be in the cafeteria during the testing window.


Absence Notification:

  • If your child will be absent on any of the scheduled testing dates, please contact Principal Adam Tomco immediately at adam.tomco@chardonschools.org. Early notification is essential for us to make necessary accommodations.


We appreciate your cooperation in ensuring a smooth and successful testing period.

PROM - SENIOR AND JUNIOR TICKETS ON SALE NOW PROM - SENIOR AND JUNIOR TICKETS ON SALE NOW

JUNIOR TICKETS ARE NOW ON SALE!!!!

Get ready to be Tangled up in a magical evening! Chardon High School's 2025 Prom is just around the corner!


Date: Saturday, May 10th

Location: LaVera Party Center

Tickets: $80/person

Time: 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM

Theme: Tangled


We are excited to announce that this year's prom will be a Junior/Senior Prom! Please note that due to venue capacity limitations this year only, we are limited to 390 tickets. For future proms, we have secured a larger space to comfortably accommodate both junior and senior classes.


Ticket Information ON SALE NOW for SENIORS:

Click HERE to purchase tickets.

  • Senior Ticket Sales: Begin April 4th at 6:00 AM
  • Junior Ticket Sales: Begin April 18th at 6:00 AM (remaining tickets)
  • TICKET SALES WILL END MAY 2nd

Seniors will have the first opportunity to purchase tickets for themselves and their date, regardless of whether their date is a junior.


Seating:

When purchasing your tickets, you will also select your assigned seats. Please coordinate with your friends which table you would like to sit at, as the seating chart will be strictly followed. There are 43 tables available, each seating 6-10 students.


**If purchasing a guest ticket, you must select the Guest Ticket option from the drop down bar when selecting the seat.**


You may not move seats under any circumstances. You must sit at the table you select.


No refunds after the last day of sales. We must give the hall a head count and they will not refund dinners after the food is ordered.


Guest Form must be completed and turned in by Monday, May 5th to an administrator. Guest will not be allowed to enter the dance without a completed form. No refund will be given if a form is not completed. You can find the form below.


Guest Form

SAVE THE DATE - AFTER PROM 2025 SAVE THE DATE - AFTER PROM 2025

After Prom 2025 will be Saturday, May 10 from 11:00 pm to 2:00 am. Join us for a fun-filled night of games, refreshments, and over $10,000 in prizes.


All Prom attendees - whether a CHS Senior, CHS Junior, or prom guest - are welcome to attend After Prom. We'd also like to extend After Prom invitations to any CHS Senior who does not attend the Prom dance.


More information along with the link to purchase After Prom tickets ($8 each) will be posted in this newsletter and sent to students the week of April 21. Questions? Email chardonafterprom@gmail.com.


Junior/Senior Parents: We will need MANY parent volunteers May 9-11 to make After Prom a success. Look for a link to sign up to help at the event, with set-up, and/or tear-down in late April.

CLSD PARENT STUDENT HANDBOOK CLSD PARENT STUDENT HANDBOOK

Please click the banner below to review the updated and recently Board of Education-approved CLSD Parent-Student Handbook. This handbook is published annually to help ensure a safe and productive learning environment for students, staff, parents, and visitors. It outlines students' rights, responsibilities, and the consequences for misbehavior. Included in the district handbook is an addendum specific to Chardon High School. If you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to contact the school administration.

CLSD PARENT STUDENT HANDBOOK

MESSAGE FROM NURSE JACKSON MESSAGE FROM NURSE JACKSON

This is just a reminder that all pupils entering the 12th grade for the 2025-2026 school year are

required to be vaccinated against meningococcal disease. Also, any newly enrolled students at

CHS from outside of the school district are required to provide immunization records for your

student(s). If you provided records at registration, please disregard this reminder. All necessary

vaccine records are due no later than August 27, 2025.

IMMUNIZATION LETTER
CHS BREAKFAST MENU
CHS LUNCH MENU

Important Dates Important Dates

April 18/21: NO SCHOOL

April 22: CHS Bands Spring Concert

April 23: Social Studies EOC/OST Testing

April 25: Geauga County Job Fair @ Chardon High School 9:00 AM - 12:30 PM More info to follow

April 30: Math EOC/OST Testing

May 02: Jazz and Free Harmony Dinner Show @ Pine Ridge, Theatre Arts Show, during the school day.

May 04: Senior vs Junior Powder Puff Game

May 05: Auburn Signing Day

May 05-May 16: AP Testing (Schedule linked above)

May 09: Prom Assembly (Adjusted PM Assembly Schedule)

May 12: Scholarship Night (Invite Only)

May 12-16: Senior FINAL EXAM WEEK (Schedule to follow)

May 07: Science EOC/OST Testing

May 08: CHS Spring Choir Concert - Mayfield United Methodist Church

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