Summer 2026

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Athletics

Daily Announcements & Updates (CHS Website Homepage)

Raider Top 5

Firsts
The first day of school for Freshmen is Wednesday, August 26.
The first day of school for students in grades 10-12 is Thursday, August 27.
First period starts and the tardy bell rings daily at 7:35 a.m. To avoid being marked tardy students must be in class.
FinalForms must be completed in order to pickup schedules at Open House on Wednesday, August 19, 5-6 p.m. Schedules will be viewable via PowerSchool on August 24.
Sign Up to Receive Text Messages & Access to PowerSchool
Text Message Directions
PowerSchool Directions | Mobile App District Code - ZZGS
Parking Permits
On sale daily beginning August 10 from 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. in the Main Office. Click Here and make sure you bring a) $35 b) payment for outstanding fees c) copy of driver's license d) copy of insurance e) make, model, and license plate number for vehicle and f) completed Parking Permit Application. Due to scheduled parking lot maintenance, seniors may not begin painting their parking spaces until Aug 17. Senior Parking Spot Painting guidelines.
Open House | August 19 | 5-6 p.m.

Visit & Meet Teachers
CHS Schedule Pick up* | CHS Cafeteria

For those unable to pickup on Aug 19 from 5-6pm, schedules can be viewed in PowerSchool on August 24 if FinalForms has been completed

Freshman & New Student Parent Information Night | 5:30 p.m. | CHS Gym
Raider Jamboree: 6–8 p.m. | Columbia Park
*FinalForms must be completed before students may pick up their schedules.

New for 2026-27 School Year

Daily Bell Schedule

School Begins at 7:35 a.m. & Ends at 2:50 p.m.

W.I.N. Period

What's Important Now
10:14 - 10:39 a.m. daily
Replaces Raider Rally with a more structured and academically focused period for academic support, intervention, enrichment, ACT prep, goal-setting, homework assistance, make-up tests, and science lab work.
W.I.N. is not a traditional study hall. Students will be expected to remain actively and productively engaged.
W.I.N. will be graded Pass/Fail based on attendance, participation, and productive engagement. Because W.I.N. is intended to provide consistent academic support, students are expected to maintain at least 90% attendance. The grade will appear on report cards but will not appear on transcripts or affect GPA.
Passing W.I.N. will be required for students to attend dances and field trips and to qualify for privileges such as late arrival or early release.

Students enrolled in Speed & Strength will receive a grade
Courses

AP Literature and Composition
Holocaust 2
Mythology
Pop Culture - Topics in History
University of Cincinnati Computer Networking
University of Findlay French II
University of Findlay French III
World Cultures

Academics

Program of Studies

The Program of Studies includes the following information:

Academic Programming, Class Standing & Promotion, Course Descriptions, Extra-Curricular & Student-Athlete Academic Eligibility, and Grading Policies

Attendance Policies & Procedures

Reporting Procedure

Report all absences by telephone to the attendance office. Please call 236-5001 prior to 8:00 a.m. on the day your child is absent.
A written excuse is required upon return to school.
If a student fails to bring a written excuse to the attendance office within 24 hours of the day they were absent, the absence will be marked unexcused. Please refer to the CLSD attendance policy in the District Student Handbook, available on the district website.

Tardy To School

Tardy to school is defined as not being in the student’s first scheduled class of the day when the bell stops ringing indicating that the period has begun.
If a student is tardy to school, they must report to the Attendance Office for a class admit pass. Students will only be admitted when late to class with an office admit pass.
Students may accumulate four tardies without an assigned consequence. A fifth tardy will result in a detention. Each additional tardy up to nine result in a dentention. On the tenth tardy a Saturday School will be assigned.

*Note: To participate in Field Trips, Extracurricular Activities, and School Dances, students must have an attendance percentage of 90%, pass all classes, and all fees paid.
Curious or want more information on Why Attendance Matters? Click Here

Bell Schedule & Calendar

Columbia Local Schools District Calendar for 2026-27
CHS Bell Schedules can be accessed via the CHS homepage
The doors open daily at 7:15 a.m. for breakfast.

Students are not permitted on campus before 7:15 a.m. unless they have made arrangements to meet with a coach or teacher.

First Period starts promptly at 7:35 a.m.

Students arriving after 7:35 a.m. are marked tardy. After five tardies, a detention is issued. For every tardy after five, a Saturday School is issued.

School Ends at 2:50 p.m.

Bus Riders are dismissed at 2:47 p.m.
Students must leave campus promptly unless they have made arrangements with a teacher or are under the supervision of a Club Advisor or Coach.

Bussing, Drop-off, & Pickup

Bussing - Bussing is provided home.

Visit the Transportation Website for Bus Route Information & Bus Rules.
Contact Mr. Gauchat, Transportation Supervisor, at 440-236-8222 or jgauchat@clsdraiders.org if you have any questions.

Morning Drop-off - students may be dropped off at the Main Entrance. Doors open at 7:15 a.m.
Afternoon Pickup - Because the buses use the turnaround in front of the school, pickup location should be pre-arranged with your child in the Whitehall Parking lot.

Class of 2027

Seniors - we are working to finalize dates of events and deadlines. Stay tuned for additional information. Please contact the Main Office with any questions. Confirmed dates are noted in the 'Senior Class Information' tab on the left side of the CHS Homepage

College Now

Not sure what comes after high school—or how to pay for it? Our College Now Advisor, Mrs. Vega-Hamilton, is here to help! Jamie can assist students with exploring college and career options, finding the right college or program, completing applications and the FAFSA, and identifying scholarships and financial aid opportunities.

Whether you have your future mapped out or are just beginning to figure it out, stop in and see her. You do not need to have all the answers—you just need to start the conversation.

Mrs. Vega Hamilton will be here on: 10/2, 10/23, 11/6, 11/13, 12/4, 12/11, 1/8, 1/29, 2/5, 2/26, 3/11, 3/19, 4/9, 4/16.

Communication

As we strive to create a supportive and enriching environment for your children, we want to remind you that communication is a two-way street. Your involvement and feedback are crucial to your child's success and well-being. We encourage you to reach out to your child's teachers whenever you have questions or concerns. Whether it's about academic progress, social development, or any other aspect of your child's education, our teachers are here to support you and your child. Open and regular communication helps us work together effectively to ensure the best outcomes for your child.

How to stay informed

Daily Announcements, Events, and Information are updated daily and can be accessed via the CHS Home Page.
CHS Smore Newsletter
Regularly monitor and check academic progress using Power School
Teacher-specific Google Classrooms for class assignments
Signup to Receive Text Messages & for access to PowerSchool
Text Message Directions
PowerSchool Directions | Mobile App District Code - ZZGS
X (formerly Twitter) is used primarily to share accomplishments - @CHSRaiders

CHS Staff Directory

We value your feedback. Please let us know how we can improve our communication and support to serve you and your child better. Your input is essential to our success.

Dress Code

The district dress code is listed in the Student Handbook on the district homepage.

Columbia High students will observe the specific guidelines for dress and appearance listed below.
If a conflict arises concerning a student’s appearance, the student will be approached and the appearance in question will be discussed.
Parents may be contacted to verify their awareness of their child’s appearance. Students may be sent home to change into appropriate attire.

Shorts or mini-skirts must be fingertip length or longer.
No shirts and blouses that expose the midriff.
No tank tops, muscle shirts, or shirts that expose the shoulders (halters, strapless tops, etc.) - boys must wear shirts with sleeves.
Hats, hoods, bandanas, and sunglasses are not to be worn in the building.
No dress that promotes hate, profanity, vulgar or negative messages, anything advertising or related to alcohol, tobacco, and drugs, or anything sexually explicit, is not permitted
No jeans or pants with holes above the knees may be worn without leggings or tights underneath.
No transparent garments or garments with large open sides may be worn without a shirt underneath.
Shoes must be worn and not present a safety hazard.
Hair must be clean and groomed at all times. No extreme or distracting hair color or make-up.
Lower garments are to be worn at waist level; if a belt is worn, it must be of proper length; undergarments are not to be exposed.
No gang-related or cult-related items of any kind.
No pajamas, robes or slippers are to be worn to school.
No blankets are permitted for use in the building.

*Administrative judgment will determine clothing considered being in poor taste. Violations of the dress code can result in removal from class (until the violation can be resolved) and/or disciplinary action.

Early Release, Late Arrival, & Open Lunch Applications

Students must meet and maintain the following requirements:

Junior or senior status.
Have and maintain a 3.0 or better GPA.
Maintain a minimum of 90% attendance rate.
Have and maintain a good disciplinary record.
Maintain satisfactory progress toward graduation.
Pass all classes including W.I.N. period
School fees paid in full

When applying for this privilege at the beginning of the school year, it is based on the previous school year's 4th Quarter.

If conditions are not met based on 4Q, students may reapply on October 1.

Click Here for Early Release Application

Click Here for Late Arrival Application

Click Here for Open Lunch Application

It is important we know where students are in case of emergency. After five missed sign-ins or sign-outs, a detention will be assigned. A sixth offense results in Saturday School, and in the event of a seventh incident, privileges will be revoked.

Extracurricular Activities

Activities, Clubs, and Organizations

To join or for more information, email the teacher advising the club listed on the website or contact SNeff@clsdraiders.org

Athletics

Fall Sports Information:

Cross Country - contact JWard@clsdraiders.org
Football - contact MRice@clsdraiders.org
Boys Golf - contact andrewdjohnson@gmail.com
Girls Golf - contact JDaymut@clsdraiders.org
Boys Soccer - contact FWashburn@windstream.net
Girls Soccer - contact BlazePratt@gmail.com
Volleyball - contact KGeanuracos@clsdraiders.org

Mr. Ward, CHS Athletic Director, can be reached at JWard@clsdraiders.org

Dance and Field Trip Eligibility

The following conditions must be met:

90% or better attendance
Passing all classes including W.I.N. period
School Fees are paid in full.

Athletic forms - Click Here

Free & Reduced Lunches

Click Here to access the application
Did you know?

Qualifying for Free or Reduced Meals also results in ACT and SAT exam waivers.

Lockers

All students are assigned a locker, and student-athletes have access to the locker room. In-season student-athletes will be assigned a locker by their coach.
Student Lockers have a combination lock built in.
Combination locks for Locker room lockers are available in the Main Office for $5.
Student Locker assignments will be handed out with their class schedule at Open House.

Military Families

CHS is proud to be recognized as a Purple Star school for our dedication to supporting military families. We understand the unique challenges military families face and are here to assist in any way we can. For helpful resources, please Click Here. If you need any support or have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out to Mr. Campbell at BCampbell@clsdraiders.org or the main office. We are here for you!

Parking Permits

Available for submission August 10.
Please complete the parking permit application

Bring the following to the Main Office

Copy of driver's license
Copy of insurance
$35
Payment for outstanding school fees (does not include this year's fees)

*Applications prior to August 10 will not be accepted

PowerSchool & PowerHub

Requirements for Activities, Clubs, Extra-Curriculars*, Dances, Field Trips, etc

Passing Grade in ALL Classes.
Maintain a minimum 90% attendance rate.
Have and maintain a good disciplinary record.
No suspensions during the grading period of the activity/dance/event/field trip.
Maintain satisfactory progress toward graduation.
Pass W.I.N. period
School fees paid in full.

*Athletics, Band, and Choir are also governed by the Athletic code of conduct in concert with the Athletic Director and Advisor/Director/Head Coach. Additionally, advisors/directors/coaches may have additional requirements.

Raider Way - CHS' Non-Negotiables

The following violations of the Student Code of Conduct may result in Out-of-School suspension and the loss of Event/Extra-Curricular/Dance/Game privileges:

Altercations
Disrespect / Failure to Comply with a Directive
Harassment
Instigation
Possession and/or use of illegal items
Recording anyone without permission
Vandalism
Vaping

Safety & Security

The safety, security, and well-being of our students and staff are the top priority for both our district and our community.
CLSD utilizes the Run, Hide, Fight protocol used by the Lorain County Sheriff’s Department as well as other first responders in our area.
Fire, Tornado, and Run, Hide, and Fight drills are regularly practiced. If you or your child have concerns or need accommodations, do not hesitate to contact the Main Office.
Reporting concerns or incidents:

Call CHS at 440-236-5001
Call Columbia Local School District Offices at 440-236-5008
Call the Lorain County Sheriff’s Department at 440-329-3709
Call or text the Safer Ohio School Tip Line at 844-723-3764 to report anything that is suspicious.

Schedules

Final Forms must be completed in order to pickup schedules at Open House on August 19. The next opportunity to pickup Chromebooks will be the first day of school.
If you cannot make Open House to pick up your schedule they will be available by accessing your PowerSchool Account on August 24.
Special arrangements or alternatives cannot be accommodated because all staff will be participating in Professional Development prior to the first day of school.

School Supplies

Please note that supplies are class-specific. Most supplies can be provided free of charge thanks to the generosity of several community partners. Reach out to Ms. Neff if we can help.
For the first week of school, students only need to bring a bookbag, writing utensils, a couple of notebooks, and their school-issued Chromebook.
New students to the district and students whose Chromebooks are damaged, should email MCrow@CLSDRaiders.org to make arrangements to receive a working device.
Chromebook Agreement and Insurance

Social Media

We would like to address an important matter concerning the role of social media in our school community. At CHS, we prioritize maintaining a safe and orderly environment conducive to education and personal growth. While social media can be a valuable tool for communication and community building, it can also present challenges outside the school's purview.

CHS' Stance on Social Media:

Focused on Education: Our primary focus is on providing a high-quality education and supporting the well-being of our students. We do not engage in or monitor social media activities unless they directly impact our ability to maintain an orderly environment or hinder the educational process. CHS discusses the proper use of Social Media at the Opening Day Class Meetings, Quarterly Class Meetings, in Health & Wellness class, in Career & Life Discovery Class, STEAM classes, Guest speakers, and in other classes when the opportunity presents itself and/or a need arises.
Parental Responsibility: We believe that monitoring and patrolling social media activities is the responsibility of parents. Parents play a crucial role in guiding their children's behavior, including ensuring they use social media responsibly. If you need resources or advice, do not hesitate to contact Ms. Neff in the School Counseling Office. Parents are encouraged to have open and ongoing conversations with their children about the appropriate use of social media.

Together we all play a part in ensuring your child has a positive and productive educational journey.

Student Support Services

The School Counseling Office is here to support you and your child. In addition to providing school-based assistance, we can connect families with mental health resources and community support.
Ms. Neff, CHS School Counselor, can be contacted at 440-236-5003 or SNeff@clsdraiders.org
Mrs. Maassen, Director of Special Education Services can be contacted at 440-236-5021 or JMaassen@clsdraiders.org
Mrs. Figliano, CLSD Director of Wellness & Support, can be contacted at 440-236-5741 or EFigliano@clsdraiders.org
Wellness & Social Emotional Resources
Immunization Requirements & Medication Forms

Athletic Boosters

With Fall sports beginning soon, we would like to remind everyone of the impact of the Columbia Athletic Boosters. They help with athletic needs as well as supplemental purchases for our student-athletes and they offer scholarships for our senior athletes that apply if their families are Booster Members.

Please see the forms attached to decide which membership level is best for you.

Click Here for Membership Form

Thank you for your support of Raider Athletics!

Columbia Parent-Teacher Organization

Click Here for PTO Meeting Information.

Click Here to join the PTO. Membership is only $5.00!

*Parents/Guardians of the Class of 2027: In order for your senior to be eligible for a PTO Scholarship, you will need to be a member of the PTO for the 2026-27 school year.

Celebrating the 2025-2026 School Year

Event Calendar

CLSD District Calendar 2026-27

*Please Note: Dates Are Subject To Change*

Updated 7/16/2026

July 30

Girls Soccer Alumni Game | 6 p.m. | CHS Stadium

August 10

Parking Passes available for purchase | Main Office

August 11

Pictures for Color Guard, Fall Sports, & Marching Band | CHS Gym

August 17

Senior Parking Spot Painting

August 19

Incoming Freshman & New Student Parent Information Night | CHS Gym | 5:30 p.m.
CHS Open House & Schedule Pickup | CHS | 5-6 p.m.
Raider Jamboree | Columbia Park | 6-8 p.m.

August 26

1st Day of School Year for FRESHMEN

August 27

1st Day of School Year for students in grades 10-12

August 26 - 28

Class Meetings to review handbook, code of conduct, dress code, etc.

August 28

Senior Sunrise Breakfast | 6:30 a.m. | Stadium
Senior Class Meeting | 7:35 a.m. | Gymnasium
Fall Sports & Band Pep Rally | W.I.N. Period | Gymnasium

September 4

Internet Safety | W.I.N. period

September 7

No School | Labor Day

September 8-14

MAP Growth Testing

September 11

Patriot Day
House Bill 123 | Start with Hello | W.I.N. period

September 16

Picture Day

September 18

Sophomore Ring Assembly | 10:14 a.m. | CHS Gymnasium
Senior Cap & Gown Meeting | 10:25 a.m. | CHS Gymnasium

September 19

Marching Band Show | 7 p.m. | Elyria HS Stadium

September 21-25

Homecoming Spirit Week

September 24

Homecoming Pep Assembly
House Bill 123 Senior Wellness Assembly
Early Release | 11:15 a.m.

September 25

No School | Staff Professional Development
Homecoming Court and King & Queen Crowning at Football Game | 6:20 p.m.
Homecoming Football Game | 7 p.m.

September 26

Homecoming Dance | CHS Gymnasium

September 30

FAFSA Workshop & Financial Aid Night with College Now | 6:00 p.m. | CHS Cafeteria

October 2 | College Now Advising on site
October 5 - 9

College Spirit Week

October 5

Tri-M Music Induction Ceremony | 7 p.m. | CHS Cafeteria

October 6

Senior Night for Volleyball | CHS Gymnasium

October 7

College & Career Fair
Parent-Teacher Conferences - Click Here to Signup | 3:15 - 7 p.m.
Rising 9th Grader Info Night (current 8th graders) | 6:15 p.m. | CHS Gymnasium

October 8

PSAT/NMSQT Testing Grades 9-11 | 7:35 - 11:15 a.m.
ASVAB (Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery) | 7:35 a.m.
No School for Grade 12
Early Release | 11:15 a.m.
Parent-Teacher Evening Conferences - Click Here to Signup | 12 - 4 p.m.

October 9

No School | NEOEA Day (Northeastern Ohio Education Association)

October 10

Marching Band Show | Firelands HS

October 14

Girls and Boys Soccer Senior Night

October 17

Music Boosters Fall Fest and Trunk-or-Treat | 5-9 p.m. | CHS

October 19

No School | Staff Professional Development

October 20

Math Literacy Night | 4:30 p.m. | Red Wagon Farm

October 21 - 27

1st Quarter Exams

October 22 | College Now Advising on site
October 23

House Bill 123 | Signs of suicide | 9th grade ELA classes
Senate Bill 288 | Dating violence prevention | 10th grade ELA classes
Band, Cheer, Golf, & Football Senior Night | CHS Stadium

October 28

Picture Retakes
End of 1st Quarter

October 30

Halloween Assembly & Costume Contest | W.I.N. period

October 31

Halloween Costume Contest & Assembly

November 2

No School | Staff Professional Development

November 6 | College Now Advising on site
November 9

Marching Band Banquet | 6 p.m. | CHS Cafeteria

November 11

Veterans Day
Senior Yearbook Photos & Mini-Sessions | 7:30 - 10:30 a.m.

November 13 | College Now Advising on site
November 19

Winter Sports Pictures | 3-5 p.m. | CHS Gymnasium

November 25, 26, 27

No School - Thanksgiving

December 1-8

Winter MAP Growth Testing

December 4 | College Now Advising on site
December 9

Senior Citizens Breakfast | 8:30 a.m. | CHS Cafeteria

December 11

Winter Sports Pep Assembly | W.I.N. period | CHS Gymnasium
College Now Advising on site

December 15

Band & Choir Holiday Concert | CHS Gymnasium | 7 p.m.

December 18

Student PD Day

December 21 - January 3

Winter Break

January 7 - 14

Semester 1 Exams

January 8 | College Now Advising on site
January 9

Winter Cabaret | 3pm & 7pm | Whitehall

January 12

Gov State Test for students in Gov 1st Semester | CHS Gym | 7:35 a.m.

January 14

End of Quarter 2 / 1st Semester

January 15

No School for Students - Staff Professional Development

January 18

No School - Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day

January 21

CCP Informational Meeting | 6 - 6:45 p.m. | CHS Cafeteria
Required for every student planning on or thinking about taking CCP Classes next year

January 29 | College Now Advising on site
January 30

Senior Portrait Submission Deadline to appear in yearbook

February 5 | College Now Advising on site
February 11

Early Release | 11:15 a.m.

February 12

No School for Students - Staff Professional Development

February 15

No School - Presidents Day

February 26 | College Now Advising on site
March 3

Parent-Teacher Conferences | 3:15 - 7 p.m.

March 4

SAT for 11th graders | 7:35 - 11:15 a.m.
No School for Grades 9, 10, 12
Parent Teacher Conferences | 12 - 4 p.m.

March 5

No School

March 11 | College Now Advising on site
March 12

Spring Musical Preview | W.I.N. period | CHS Gymnasium

March 15 - 19

3rd Quarter Exams

March 16

Spring Sports Pictures | CHS Gym | 3 p.m.

March 18, 19, 20

Spring Musical

March 19

End of 3rd Quarter
College Now Advising on site

March 19 - 25

Spring MAP Growth Testing

March 22

Spring Fever Spirit Week

March 23

Mobile Dentist

March 24

Statewide Tornado Drill | 9:50 a.m.

March 26 - April 4

Spring Break

April 9 | College Now Advising on site
April 16

NHS Blood Drive
College Now Advising on site

April 20 & 21

ELA State Testing | adjusted bell schedule

April 27 & 28

Government & US History State Testing | adjusted bell schedule

April 28

NHS Induction Ceremony | CHS | 7:30 p.m.

May 3

AP Physics Exam | 8 a.m.

May 4

AP Government Exam | 8 a.m.

May 4 & 5

Algebra & Geometry State Testing | adjusted bell schedule

May 5

AP Literature Exam | 8 a.m.

May 7

Senior Donuts | 8:15 a.m.
Senior Panoramic Picture | 8:30 a.m.
Senior Superlative Awards | 8:45 a.m.
Prom Meeting required for all students going to Prom | 9 a.m.
Prom | Columbia Ballroom | 6 - 10 p.m.

May 10

AP Calculus Exam | 8 a.m.
AP Seminar Exam | 12 p.m.

May 11 & 12

Biology Ohio State Test

May 12

AP Language & Composition Exam | 8 a.m.

May 13

Spring Band & Choir Concert | CHS Gym | 7:00 p.m.

May 14

No School | Staff Professional Development Day

May 17

Senior Awards, Cord & Medal Distribution | CHS Gym | 8:30 a.m.
Senior Awards all-school assembly | CHS gym | 8:45 a.m.
Senior Clapout at CMS & Copopa | 10:20 a.m.
Senior Final Exams Periods 5 - 10

May 18

Senior Exams Periods 1-3

May 19

Academic Awards Grades 9-11 | CHS Gym | 7:45 a.m.
Raider Games | Location TBD

May 21

Commencement Rehearsal | 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Senior Class PTO Lunch | Columbia Park | 1:15 p.m.

May 22

Commencement | CHS Stadium/Gym | 10 a.m.

May 24

Final Exams Periods 5-10

May 25

Final Exams Periods 1-3 and makeups
Early Release
Final Day of 2026-27 School Year for Students

TBD

Bowling, Cheer, ESports, Gymnastics Senior Night
Boys' & Girls' Basketball Senior Night
Boys' & Girls' Track Senior Night
Boys' & Girls' Wrestling Senior Night
Candid Picture Day for Yearbook
College Visits
OMEA Honor Band Concert
Prom Fashion Show
Spring Senior Citizens Breakfast in May
Spring Sports & Musical Pep Rally
Winter Sports Meeting

Summer 2026 Summer 2026

Raider Top 5 Raider Top 5

New for 2026-27 School Year New for 2026-27 School Year

Academics Academics

Attendance Policies & Procedures Attendance Policies & Procedures

Bell Schedule & Calendar Bell Schedule & Calendar

Bussing, Drop-off, & Pickup Bussing, Drop-off, & Pickup

Class of 2027 Class of 2027

College Now College Now

Communication Communication

Dress Code Dress Code

Early Release, Late Arrival, & Open Lunch Applications Early Release, Late Arrival, & Open Lunch Applications

Extracurricular Activities Extracurricular Activities

Free & Reduced Lunches Free & Reduced Lunches

Lockers Lockers

Military Families Military Families

Parking Permits Parking Permits

PowerSchool & PowerHub PowerSchool & PowerHub

Requirements for Activities, Clubs, Extra-Curriculars*, Dances, Field Trips, etc Requirements for Activities, Clubs, Extra-Curriculars*, Dances, Field Trips, etc

Raider Way - CHS' Non-Negotiables Raider Way - CHS' Non-Negotiables

Safety & Security Safety & Security

Schedules Schedules

School Supplies School Supplies

Social Media Social Media

Student Support Services Student Support Services