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We hope that you have enjoyed reading about our students, alumni, and teachers in the pages of the CH-CH Chronicle. We are appreciative of the support of our writers, designer, and fellow CH-CH staff members. They built the CH-CH Chronicle with incredible writing, engaging design, and beautiful photography. We are also indebted to the members of our new Chronicle Editorial Board, who considered and evaluated themes and article ideas. We are already working on next year's issue, and we can't wait for you to see it!
We would love to hear your ideas and feedback: please email me at msoule@chch.org.
Matt Soule
Director of Marketing and Communications
We would love to hear your ideas and feedback: please email me at msoule@chch.org.
Matt Soule
Director of Marketing and Communications
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In March of 2018, Chapel Hill-Chauncy Hall became one the nation’s first schools to join the national campaign to mobilize middle and high schools to prepare young people to be constructive community members and citizens who create a better world. Led by Harvard’s Making Caring Common project, the Caring Schools #CommonGood campaign aims to motivate schools to take action to help mend our country’s fractures and strengthen democracy.“Our country is at a crossroads,” said Dr. Richard Weissbourd, Senior Lecturer at the Harvard Graduate School of Education and Faculty Director of the Making Caring Common project. “We need to mobilize the great strengths of Americans to prepare young people to build strong, inclusive communities and to protect democracy. This work has perhaps never been more important.”
Watch as Dr. Richard Weissbourd address CH-CH graduates as the 2017 Commencement Speaker here.
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A video that began as a way to surprise and thank CH-CH students ended up getting the attention of thousands and resulted in WBZ-TV coming to campus to cover the story.Check out the original video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKIUu2yCPlgCheck out WBZ-TV's (Channel 4 - CBS Boston) broadcast news story at:
http://boston.cbslocal.com/2017/01/09/chapel-hill-chauncy-high-school-teachers-messages-praising-students/.
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The Wrestling team won the Eastern Independent League Tournament Championship for the first time since 1992. The team bested the competition of the seven opposing schools to secure the win, including defeating Portsmouth Abbey, 142-140. Two-time EIL Champions Ben Jorgensen-Duffy ‘19, Ethan Snow ‘18, and Lucas Courtney ‘18 won their respective weight classes, helping lead the team to victory. Evan Kane ‘19 earned his first EIL Championship, upsetting the bracket after his initial 4th place seeding. To close an already impressive season, Coaches Scott Bloom and Conor Maguire were named the EIL Wrestling Coaches of the Year.
Watch as students and parents react to the news that Conor Maguire and Scott Bloom were named Coaches of the Year.
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English teacher Ben Riggs wants students to gain the ability to generate and sustain robust academic conversations without the assistance of a teacher. Check out video highlights of this process here: https://youtu.be/dNXVwRyqCcM.
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