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2024
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April
Middle School Science: Water Testing
Last week in Science 8 with Ms. Shipley, Middle School students spent class outside to test the water quality of the ponds on campus. They wore waders and collected water samples to learn about the levels of nitrate, dissolved oxygen, phosphates, and other indicators. This experiment echoes a water study the 10th grade students take part in, helping CH-CH students build on their skills from Middle to Upper School.Read More -
Community Day
Read MoreOn Community Day, students and faculty led workshops based on their skills and interests, encouraging community members to try something new and learn about the wealth of cultures and interests represented on campus.The workshop topics this year included Rangoli (Sand Painting) led by Shruti Joshi, Painting with Light led by Karine T. ‘24, Pickup Basketball led by Josh Bubar, Magic: The Gathering led by Simon B. ‘24 and Guitar led by Matthew R. ‘24 in addition to many others!Thank you to everyone who participated or led a workshop on Community Day, you all helped make it a success! -
Grandparents & Special Friends Day
Read MoreYesterday we welcomed Grandparents and Special Friends to campus!
As part of this annual event, Grandparents and Special Friends had the chance to hear from members of the faculty and student body, learn about specific classes, and most importantly, spend time with their student!
To see more photos from the event, check out the Flickr album linked here. -
Total Solar Eclipse
Read MoreOn Monday, students witnessed a total solar eclipse, which only happens when the Moon passes between the Sun and Earth. Everyone gathered on campus and watched the eclipse as it continued its journey across North America, a rare moment to experience as a community.Thank you to Science Department Chair, Mike Savaria, for providing eye protection and finding the best viewing spot! -
Recording: Spring Virtual Town Hall
Read MoreThank you to everyone who joined our Spring Virtual Town Hall this Tuesday!
It was great to come together as a community and hear updates from various members of the faculty, staff, and PGA.If you were unable to attend, view the recording here. -
Student Life: Women's History Month
Read MoreLast week as part of Student Life, women from a wide range of fields and professions came to campus to meet and share their experiences with students in honor of Women’s History Month!Guest Speakers:- Leslie Cohen, Chief Operating Officer, Davis Companies
- Kayla Gaston-Singletary, Chef, FLIK
- Michelle Henry, Vice President of Project, Hudl (tech company that helps teams and individual athletes maximize their performance)
- Jacqueline Herrara, Executive Director, Waltham Family School
- Kate Morales, formerly Senior Program Manager, Frontier Technology and Senior Satellite Systems Engineer, Lockheed Martin
- Sarah Nolen, Puppeteer
- Lee Peterson, Probate and Family Court Judge, Trial Court of Commonwealth of Massachusetts
- Jody Staruk, Project Executive, and Heidi Reid, Senior Manager for Business Operation Development, Consigli Construction
- Emily Sweet, Medical Laboratory Scientist
- Jenn Turner, Executive Director, Robbins House Museum
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March
Ramadan Student Life Block
Today’s Student Life Block was all about Ramadan, and how it is observed and celebrated around the world! CH-CH students and faculty watched documentaries and took part in interactive discussions centered on the traditions, rituals, and celebrations of Ramadan in the Islamic World.Read More -
February
Winter Athletics Award Night
Thank you to everyone who attended last night's Winter Athletic Awards ceremony!Read More
It was wonderful to hear from coaches, learn about accomplishments throughout the Wrestling and Basketball seasons, and see student athletes receive awards for their hard work and improvement.
Congratulations to all athletes and coaches on a successful winter season!
Check out photos from the Winter Athletic Awards here -
Boys' Varsity Basketball - 2024 MBIL Champions!
Join us in celebrating the hard work and dedication of this MBIL Champions, the CH-CH Boys' Varsity Basketball team. Let's Go Chargers!🏆Read More -
Winter Carnival 2024: Majestic Mirth & Magic
Read MoreLast week, students, faculty, and staff enjoyed participating in the annual CH-CH Winter Carnival! This year’s theme was Majestic Mirth & Magic.Students were divided into seven teams and designed art banners, participated in building challenges, and enjoyed a variety of activities all week. Congratulations to this year’s winning team, the Unicorns!
Check out the Flickr album from Friday's finale day -
January
Winter Carnival: Day One
For the first day of this year's Winter Carnival, students participated in a variety of activities while enjoying a pajama dress up day.Read More
From cooking to knitting to winter sports, everyone worked hard to earn points for their Winter Carnival team! -
Acids & Bases in Integrated Life Science I
Yesterday in Ms. Anderson’s Integrated Life Science I class, students explored acids and bases. In this lab, they used a universal indicator to investigate the pH level of liquids such as coffee and dish soap.Read More -
Squid Dissection in Marine Biology
Dr. Savaria’s Marine Biology class worked on squid dissections today as part of their section on invertebrates. “Students get to practice their technical skills throughout the dissection, learning both how to use the tools, and the workings of the internal anatomy,” said Dr. Savaria.Read More -
Virtual Town Hall Recording
In case you missed it, watch the recording of this morning's Winter Virtual Town Hall at this link!Read More
The link will also be shared in this week's Thursday, January 11 newsletter. -
Yesterday's Student Life
Yesterday, students took part in a variety of Student Life activities!Read More
These included Blackout Poetry, Learning Braille, the Science of Cooking, Trivia, and creating artwork to display around campus.
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