NOVEMBER 2014
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CHCS News H E I G H T S
Veteran’s Day Veterans Day Program at Spring River Christian Village was a day of special interactions between middle school students from CHCS and the veteran’s that live there. The veterans, families and staff enjoyed the time spent together. It was humbling honor to recognize our Veterans. “My grandma was at the spring river program yesterday and was so impressed by your students. She said the man sitting next to her starting crying when the kids came and gave him a hug. She also commented on how nice your students looked – she said it means a lot to their generation when kids dress up – she wanted me to let you know how great it was.” SRCV Activities Lifestyle Coordinator said “We are so grateful for your attendance today and for the time and effort you and your students took to write those wonderful letters. I read many of them and was very touched, myself, at the maturity they showed. It was so great that you came! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! That kind of attention really matters to these folks.”
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All School Chapel Twice a year we have a very special day at CHCS. The first of our two AllSchool chapel days was on October 30th this year. Students from Pre-school through twelfth Grade met in the Worship Center for a time of singing, prayer and worship. Mrs Colin, Elementary Principal, and Mr Casey, MS Bible Instructor, reminisced about their days as students at CHCS. Mrs Satterfield’s 3rd grade class celebrated the US Flag through song.
CHCS is are launching a new logo that features our name with a cross and our school mascot, the Cougar. This is our base logo; although at times you may see it being used in slightly different formats. As we begin this transition of switching out all of our logo items, you will see changes over the coming months to our stationary, signage, and eventually our website.