Seniors Laruen Esmann, Ethan Herod and Courtney Murray fill out West Georgia applications
Seniors talk with West Georgia Representative and CHS Volunteer
FCCLA is selling smoked Boston Butts. The boston butts will be $25.00 each and will be able for pick-up this Saturday, October 15th, between 11am and 2pm at the gazebo in front of CHS. Funds from this sell will enable students to pay dues, pay for competitions and leadership meetings they will be attending. Your participation will be greatly appreciated!
This month CHS Seniors will have the chance to speak to several college representatives in the Media Center. Students will be able to apply to these schools on these days. The representatives will be on campus on the following dates:
October 13 University of West GA 9-2
October 15 Clayton State University 10-2
October 19 Shorter College 9-12
October 20 Kennesaw State University 10-12
October 21 Dalton State College 9-2
October 22 Berry College 9-12
October 27 Reinhardt College 10-12
October 28 North GA College & State Univeristy 11-2
CHS Teachers are constantly thinking of ways to reach parents and their most recent endeavor will begin next Tuesday at trade day. Yes, you read right, CHS teachers will be at trade day next Tuesday. You may be thinking, why in the world teachers are headed to a flea market? The answer is very simple. CHS wants parents to be involved in their child’s education, and in order to reach parents, CHS administration has decided to take school business to places where parents can be found. Tuesday trade day is one of the most crowed venues in Northwest Georgia, and many Chattooga County residents visit the hot spot to stock up on bargains of all kinds. CHS teachers will be set up at trade day on Tuesdays in hopes of getting parent’s attention and connecting with them about their student. A CHS parent can stop by the CHS booth to ask questions or gain information about their student’s progress at school. At CHS ‘We Expect Success’ and if it means finding parents where they frequent we are willing to set up shop in an unconventional place. Look for CHS representatives this Tuesday at trade day!
FFA Students Participate in Wildlife Contest
FFA members from Chattooga County competed at the Area I Wildlife Career Development Event held September 23rd at Sonoarville High School in Calhoun. A junior team and senior team competed from Chattooga High School. The junior team representing Summerville Middle School placed third out of 25 teams and advances to the state contest that will be held November 13th in Swainsboro.
Students competing from Chattooga High School included Haley Barton, Bailey Kellett, Melissa Maynard, Julia Scruggs, Will Maples, Montana Fulmer and Hogan Hartline Members of the Summerville Middle School team were: Tiffany Maynard, Emily Rubright, Jay Williams and Hunter Young.
Agriculture Teachers and FFA Advisors are Lauren Jarrett, Summerville Middle School and David Yarbrough, Chattooga High School.
The Wildlife Management Career Development Event is an activity that provides opportunities for FFA members to demonstrate their technical and management skills relating to wildlife, habitat, and harvesting regulations. A team consisted of four students who competed in different areas of Wildlife Management including: White Tail Deer, Wild Turkey Identification, General Wildlife Identification and Aquatic Identification and Boating Regulations.
This event is one of the many educational activities in which the FFA members apply classroom knowledge to real-life situations. The Georgia FFA Association has the third largest FFA membership in the nation with over 30,000 members. FFA strives to make a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth, and career success through agricultural education.
CHATTOOGA VS. LFO HOMECOMING WEEK ACTIVITIES!
Theme: Chattooga Gameday Live!
Homecoming week festivities September 28th – October 1st.
Tuesday, September 28th
Class Colors Day
Fresman – blue
Sophomore – orange
Juniors – green
Seniors – red and black
Wednesday, September 29th
Twin Day – dress alike with one, two or more of your friends
Thursday, September 30th
College Game Day – support your favorite college or pro team wtih jersey’s etc.
Bonfire @ 8:15 at the high school gym
Friday, October 1st
Homecoming t-shirt day
Pep rally during 7th period
Saturday, October 2nd
Semi-Formal Homecoming Dance
8:30-11:30 pm
CHS Lunchroom
Tickets are $5 for single or $8 for couple @ the door
FBLA is selling 16 oz. bottles of water featuring the 50th Anniversary of Chattooga High School for $1 each. This is a souvenir that you would be proud to display alongside your CHS memorabilia. Please see Mrs. Brown in Room 26 or any FBLA member to purchase your bottles of water. Remember: Water is the universal eating plan-approved drink. Drink more CHS water!
Thanks for supporting Chattooga High School FBLA.
Want to see Chattooga Indian in Action? Check out thes Indian events:
9/23 Softball vs. Sonoraville Home 5:30
9/23 Cross Country @ Ridge Ferry Park 5:30
9/23 FFA Wildlife Management CDE @ Calhoun
9/24 Football @ Sonoraville 7:30
9/25 Cheer Competition @ Woodland High School
9/28 Cross Country @ Calhoun
9/28 FFA Land Judging CDE @ Cartersville High
9/30 Softball @ Dade County 5:30
9/30 JV Football @ LFO 5:30