This spring, for the convenience of you, our students and our teachers, conference scheduling will be done ONLINE .
http://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f084fa5a92aa4fa7-parent
Whether you have one student or multiple – all conferences can be scheduled at once.
Click the link/open the website above. Directions are provided.
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YPAC’s after-school program sign-up for kids in 6th to 8th grades scheduled for Sunday February 15th from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. has been CANCELLED due to the impending snow storm.
YPAC’s after-school program sign-up times for kids in 6th to 8th grades are scheduled for Sunday February 15th from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. and Saturday February 21 from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at YPAC’s new home in the former CCAT television studio at the Carver Middle/High School. Daily attendance is not mandatory. YPAC will open its doors on Monday February 23. There will be free time, homework/tutoring time, physical activities/games time, and special program time. Registration forms can be downloaded at www.ypacinc.org. To volunteer with YPAC, please contact YPAC’s Volunteer Director, Mary Ross, by personal message on Facebook or by calling her at 508-397-9239.
Mondays games vs. Mashpee have been moved to Wednesday February 18th at Mashpee times TBD (Varsity Only)
Tuesdays games vs. DR – Girls Varsity and JV have been moved to Monday February 16th 5/6:30 PM (Senior Night)
We are on schedule tomorrow for Boys Basketball as follows:
Freshmen vs. Mashpee at 3:30
JV vs. Cohasset 5
V vs Cohasset 6:30 (Senior Night)
Remainder of the schedule is as follows
– 2/11 – Ice Hockey at 5 PM at Apponequet
– 2/14 – Ice Hockey at Gallo vs. Bourne 8 PM
– 2/16 – Ice Hockey vs. Rockland at Gallo 10 am
– 2/16 – Boys Basketball @ Whitman Tourney
– 2/17 – Boys Basketball @ Whitman Tourney
– 2/18 – Ice Hockey at Gallo vs. NB 8 PM (Senior Night)
– 2/19 – Ice Hockey at Gallo vs. DR at 9 AM
– 2/19 – Girls BBall at Hull 5/6:30 PM
Gymnastics, Wrestling and Track – will be competing at the State Level the next few weekends depending on qualifiers.
Please keep in mind that this could change at any time, several of the schools North of Plymouth experienced greater amounts of snow in this last event and could potentially be out of school for more days. In speaking with multiple AD’s it appears as though if schools are closed in certain towns than teams would be able to travel to away sites.
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School canceled for today, Tuesday, Feb. 10, 2015, due to excessive snow. There will be no school committee meeting Tuesday evening.
The early-release day scheduled for 2/3/2015 has been moved to 2/5/2015. Thank you for your understanding. The following is a list of rescheduled games due to weather related cancellations,
For up to date changes please follow us on twitter @CarverCrusaders or on highschoolsports.net
Congratulations to Carley Ryan, Nick Falzarano, Liam Archer, Paul Butts who have been selected for the Bridgewater State University High School Honor Band. The Honor Band is a compilation of the finest HS performers from across the state. Students will participate in a day of rehearsals on 2/12/15 at BSU and give a concert for the public that same evening.
Tis the season to be jolly…With the auditorium filled with holiday spirit, Carver instrumentalists and vocalists took to the stage at the CMHS auditorium on several evenings. On December 9th, Mr. Jeremy Teunis and the High School concert band captivated the audience with their musical selections to kick off the holiday season. With such pieces as “All is Calm”, “A Christmas Declaration” and “Where Eagles Soar”, the band surely kept the holiday cheer among the crowd. Included in the magical evening, the A Capella Ensemble soloist Megan Cullity sang beautifully the song “Stand by Me” followed by soloists Makayla Adams and Liam Borgeson who together sang “Hit the Road, Jack”. The Symphonic Band kept the momentum of the evening with their musical selections “Ascend” and the all time classic “Sleigh Ride”. The Jazz Ensemble continued to maintain the joy of the evening with their pieces, “Cousin Mary”, “Doxy”, and “Jungle Boogie”. The enjoyable evening was one to remember as the families and students gather at the end of the program.
On December 10th, the Elementary School’s new band director, Mr. Paul Howard, led the fifth grade advanced band in magnificently playing holiday songs including “A Christmas Sleigh Ride” and the classic “Jingle Bells”. With only eight practice sessions, the advanced band demonstrated their dedication and their hard work. Mrs. Giokas and the choral group also kept the audience in the holiday spirit with such songs as “The Most Wonderful Time of Year“ , “Deck the Halls” and “The Breath of Winter” to name just a few. The families and students expressed such joy as the evening came to a close.
On December 16th, with a packed auditorium, Mr. Teunis and the Middle School band filled the room with music from the hit movie “The Polar Express”, along with musical selections entitled “African Noel”, “Bobsled Run”, and another all time classic “Jingle Bells” along with several other selections. Included in the evening of celebration was Ms. Sjolin and her choral group as they performed arrangements “Pie Jesu”, “Canticum Novum”, and their personal favorite “Flight of the Grackles”. Their enthusiasm was clearly recognized by the audience. To end the evening, the Crusader Big Band took to the stage to play “Blues in Hoss Flat”. Friends and families appeared to have enjoyed three delightful evenings with the young, talented music students of their community. If you were unable to attend these terrific events, be sure to look for the evenings next year. Your support is greatly appreciated.
Photos of the concerts may be viewed and purchased at http://hyperionphoto.us/School/Music
“Music is the universal language of mankind” – Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Submitted by Kristen Shott.