Culbreth PTSA e-news 3/13/2024
Staff Appreciation Week Fundraiser
A Staff Appreciation Week Fundraising Update:
We have hit the $2,000 mark! Help us get to our goal of $3,000. Let's show all our Cougar Teachers and Staff some love this Staff Appreciation Week! https://www.culbrethptsa.org/.../ptsa-hospitality...
Thank you to all who have contributed so far.
Culbreth Parent Education Event
HATEFUL SPEECH: How to Have Difficult Conversations With Your Teen About Slurs & Racism
Middle schoolers push and test boundaries. Students are often not aware of the impact of the language they use on others, and how bias is present in these moments. Adults play a critical role in shaping children's perceptions of race and other differences between people.
JOIN US AS WE LEARN STRATEGIES FOR HAVING ONGOING CONVERSATIONS ABOUT HATE SPEECH WITH OUR TEENS
MARCH 19, 6-7:30pm CMS Media Center
Spanish Translation Provided
Guest Presenter Joseph Williams is a Full Professor of Education at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He completed his Ph.D. in counselor education and supervision from the University of Iowa and his M.S. in Mental Health Counseling from Minnesota State University. Dr. Williams' professional interests include multicultural and social justice training practices for counselors, educators, and helping professionals.
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DISCURSO DE ODIO: Cómo Tener Conversaciones Difíciles Con su Adolescente Sobre Insultos y Racismo
Los estudiantes de secundaria superan y ponen a prueba los límites. Los estudiantes a menudo no son conscientes del impacto que el lenguaje que utilizan en los demás y de cómo los prejuicios están presentes en estos momentos. Los adultos desempeñan un papel fundamental en la configuración de las percepciones de los niños sobre la raza y otras diferencias entre las personas.
ÚNASE A NOSOTROS MIENTRAS APRENDEMOS ESTRATEGIAS PARA TENER CONVERSACIONES CONTINUAS SOBRE EL DISCURSO DE ODIO CON NUESTROS ADOLESCENTES
19 DE MARZO, 6-7:30 p.m. Centro de Medios de CMS
Traducción al español proporcionada
El presentador invitado Joseph Williams es profesor titular de educación en la Universidad de Carolina del Norte en Chapel Hill. Completó su doctorado. en educación y supervisión de consejeros de la Universidad de Iowa y su M.S. en Consejería de Salud Mental de la Universidad Estatal de Minnesota. Los intereses profesionales del Dr. Williams incluyen prácticas de capacitación en justicia social y multicultural para consejeros, educadores y profesionales de ayuda.
Important Dates
This week
Tuesday, March 12: Dental Bus
Wednesday, March 13: Dental Bus; 7th/8th grade band field trip
Athletics
Athletics calendar
Looking ahead
Thursday, March 21 - Saturday, March 23: CMS Theater presents, The Little Mermaid
Thursday, March 28: End of Third Quarter
Friday, March 29: Teacher Workday
Monday, April 1- Friday, April 5: Spring Break
Friday, April 19: Teacher Workday
Tuesday, May 14: Possible Teacher Workday (possible second primary election)
Monday, May 27: Memorial Day Holiday
Community News
Come aboard with Carrboro High School JagTheatre as we set sail for the 2022 revision of Anything Goes. Billy Crocker (Brodie Hargiss, 11th) has thrown caution to the wind to go after the woman he loves, Hope Harcourt (Asbie Moseley, 10th). Just one problem, she is engaged to someone else! Billy teams up with his old friend Reno Sweeny (Mary Mask, 11th), gets caught up in the antics of Public Enemy #13 Moonface Martin (Asher Margulies, 12th), and must avoid being spotted by his boss Elisha Whitney (Mack Smith, 12th) along his road to love. If he succeeds, it could mean that more than one couple finds happiness on the journey. This fast paced musical features the classic music of Cole Porter and will leave you singing the familiar tunes long after the curtain has gone down. It is sure to be a truly de-lovely night of toe tapping fun.
When: March 14th-16th at 7:00 PM
Where: Carrboro High School Auditorium 201 Rock Haven Rd. Carrboro, NC 27510
Ticket Prices: $10; 1 Free Ticket for CHCCS Employees
Tickets: our.show/jagtheatrespring24
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Staff Appreciation Week Fundraiser
A Staff Appreciation Week Fundraising Update:
We have hit the $2,000 mark! Help us get to our goal of $3,000. Let's show all our Cougar Teachers and Staff some love this Staff Appreciation Week! https://www.culbrethptsa.org/.../ptsa-hospitality...
Thank you to all who have contributed so far.
Culbreth Parent Education Event
HATEFUL SPEECH: How to Have Difficult Conversations With Your Teen About Slurs & Racism
Middle schoolers push and test boundaries. Students are often not aware of the impact of the language they use on others, and how bias is present in these moments. Adults play a critical role in shaping children's perceptions of race and other differences between people.
JOIN US AS WE LEARN STRATEGIES FOR HAVING ONGOING CONVERSATIONS ABOUT HATE SPEECH WITH OUR TEENS
MARCH 19, 6-7:30pm CMS Media Center
Spanish Translation Provided
Guest Presenter Joseph Williams is a Full Professor of Education at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He completed his Ph.D. in counselor education and supervision from the University of Iowa and his M.S. in Mental Health Counseling from Minnesota State University. Dr. Williams' professional interests include multicultural and social justice training practices for counselors, educators, and helping professionals.
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DISCURSO DE ODIO: Cómo Tener Conversaciones Difíciles Con su Adolescente Sobre Insultos y Racismo
Los estudiantes de secundaria superan y ponen a prueba los límites. Los estudiantes a menudo no son conscientes del impacto que el lenguaje que utilizan en los demás y de cómo los prejuicios están presentes en estos momentos. Los adultos desempeñan un papel fundamental en la configuración de las percepciones de los niños sobre la raza y otras diferencias entre las personas.
ÚNASE A NOSOTROS MIENTRAS APRENDEMOS ESTRATEGIAS PARA TENER CONVERSACIONES CONTINUAS SOBRE EL DISCURSO DE ODIO CON NUESTROS ADOLESCENTES
19 DE MARZO, 6-7:30 p.m. Centro de Medios de CMS
Traducción al español proporcionada
El presentador invitado Joseph Williams es profesor titular de educación en la Universidad de Carolina del Norte en Chapel Hill. Completó su doctorado. en educación y supervisión de consejeros de la Universidad de Iowa y su M.S. en Consejería de Salud Mental de la Universidad Estatal de Minnesota. Los intereses profesionales del Dr. Williams incluyen prácticas de capacitación en justicia social y multicultural para consejeros, educadores y profesionales de ayuda.
Important Dates
This week
Tuesday, March 12: Dental Bus
Wednesday, March 13: Dental Bus; 7th/8th grade band field trip
Athletics
Athletics calendar
Looking ahead
Thursday, March 21 - Saturday, March 23: CMS Theater presents, The Little Mermaid
Thursday, March 28: End of Third Quarter
Friday, March 29: Teacher Workday
Monday, April 1- Friday, April 5: Spring Break
Friday, April 19: Teacher Workday
Tuesday, May 14: Possible Teacher Workday (possible second primary election)
Monday, May 27: Memorial Day Holiday
Community News
Come aboard with Carrboro High School JagTheatre as we set sail for the 2022 revision of Anything Goes. Billy Crocker (Brodie Hargiss, 11th) has thrown caution to the wind to go after the woman he loves, Hope Harcourt (Asbie Moseley, 10th). Just one problem, she is engaged to someone else! Billy teams up with his old friend Reno Sweeny (Mary Mask, 11th), gets caught up in the antics of Public Enemy #13 Moonface Martin (Asher Margulies, 12th), and must avoid being spotted by his boss Elisha Whitney (Mack Smith, 12th) along his road to love. If he succeeds, it could mean that more than one couple finds happiness on the journey. This fast paced musical features the classic music of Cole Porter and will leave you singing the familiar tunes long after the curtain has gone down. It is sure to be a truly de-lovely night of toe tapping fun.
When: March 14th-16th at 7:00 PM
Where: Carrboro High School Auditorium 201 Rock Haven Rd. Carrboro, NC 27510
Ticket Prices: $10; 1 Free Ticket for CHCCS Employees
Tickets: our.show/jagtheatrespring24
Donate to Project Graduation!
Project Graduation is a drug and alcohol free late night celebration for CHCCS graduated seniors and their guests. There will be food, music, a casino, prizes, a photo booth, karaoke, dodgeball, dancing, and much much more! One in six attending seniors win prizes at this event.
Project Graduation provides a safe, fun, equitable way for all graduating seniors to celebrate. Our community has recorded zero fatalities on graduation night since Project Graduation began in 1992.
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