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Attention Junior Parents: Any junior taking Geometry must achieve a final C- average in order to pass on to Algebra II. Algebra II is a requirement for the majority of colleges. |
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Counselor |
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10th
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12th
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Mrs.
Williams |
Abbott-Gourlis |
Adams-Finley |
Adams-Harvey |
Abbott-Fazzino |
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Mrs.
Galligan |
Grady-Meadows |
Flannery-Meadows |
Heller-Meyers |
Flannery-McCormack |
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Ms.
Kendall |
Mink-Willis |
Meiman-Yura |
Miller-Ziegler | Meiman-Zajac |
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Graduation Requirements CRHS Graduation Competencies College Search Resources on the Web |
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| Parent Tutorial for Understanding 2006 PSAT/NMSQT Results (pdf) |  |
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The Connecticut Association for Children and Adults with Learning Disabilities |
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All students are encouraged to make appointments with their counselors. Parents should feel free to contact us for any issues or concerns that may affect your child's success. The direct line to guidance is 349-7221. Please don't hesitate to call. For individual academic concerns, feel free to email your child's teacher directly. Teacher emails consist of the teacher's first initial, last name @ rsd13.org. For example, a typical address would be jdoe@rsd13.org. In addition, we are joined by School Social Worker, Mrs. Bottini, and School Psychologist, Ms. DellaCamera, who provide support for students and are advisors of the Peer Mentor program. The Peer Mentor program matches an upper classman with several incoming freshmen or "new to the District" students. Peer Mentors will be meeting with their students monthly during homeroom to offer assistance and advice for a successful transition to CRHS.
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Juniors
to Attend Career Expo 2008 April 30
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Scholarship Applications Available in Guidance Office
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2008
AP and Concentrator Exam Schedule
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| May 5 | 8:00 a.m. | Gov't & Politics: United States |
| May 7 | 8:00 a.m. | Calculus
AB Calculus BC |
| May 8 | 8:00 a.m. | English Literature |
| May 9 | 8:00 a.m. | U.S. History |
| May 12 | 8:00 a.m. | Biology |
| May 13 | 8:00 a.m. | CONCENTRATOR EXAM |
Report
cards are issued 4 times a year. Students are
responsible for bringing home Qtr. 1, 2, and 3 report cards
while Qtr. 4 cards are mailed. Progress reports are sent home
to all students whose performance indicates unsatisfactory
or exceptional progress; all freshmen receive
Qtr. 1 progress reports. (Dates will be adjusted should there be
school closings for inclement weather.) |
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Progress
period ends: |
Sept.
26, '07 Oct. 30, '07 Dec. 4, '07 Jan. 11, '08 Jan. 16-22,'08 Feb. 27, '08 Mar. 28, '08 May 6, '08 June 9, '08 begins June 12,'08 |
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Program
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At the beginning of the second semester we will begin our course registration process for the following school year. The guidance staff meest with our District eighth-graders to explain the process to them and give each student a course selection book. The high school teachers and guidance counselors conduct a series of sessions with our ninth, tenth and eleventh graders explaining options and answering questions regarding the course registration process. The High School and Middle School will then have a “Course Selection Day” when teacher recommendations will be made, choices finalized and entered into the computer system. The CRHS Program of Studies is available online by clicking on the image above. |
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