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James Otis Scholars
CMHS seniors Conor Blomquist, Jonah Puskar, Arianna Rozen, Carley Ryan, and Gabrielle Tracey were selected by the History Department and Principal Knief to participate in the eighth annual James Otis Lecture Series at the Massachusetts State House in Boston.
This series is presented every September by the Massachusetts chapter of the American Board of Trial Advocates to help commemorate Constitution Day, the signing of the United States Constitution on September 17, and to help honor the memory of the great people who created our government.
Students sat in the Chamber of the House of Representative in the State House and heard a panel of law experts deliver speeches and answer questions during the program– How Worcester County Saved the Jury System (and why it matters).
The students enjoyed the field trip, learned insightful information about the jury system and are now recognized as “James Otis Scholars.”
From left to right: Seniors Arianna Rozen, Conor Blomquist, Gabrielle Tracey, Jonah Puskar, and Carley Ryan. Students stand in the State House front of a mural of James Otis-the lectures’ namesake-arguing against the British Writs of Assistance.
Great East-Gold Medals
Congratulations to both the Carver 8th Grade Chorus (with some 7th grade special guests) and the Carver High School Concert Chorus who were awarded gold medals at the Great East Music Festival on Friday 5/15.
Photo courtesy of Colleen Archer
CMHS Parent Teacher Conferences-3/5. ONLINE SIGN-UPS
Carver Middle High School
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.
created by: Scott Knief
Unified Bocce Ball!
On Saturday, November 15, 2014 23 unified high students from both student council and the PreVocational program came together to compete against 10 other area high schools in unified Bocce Ball at Whitman Hanson High School. Thank you to everyone who came out and had a great time. ~ Mr Tresca
Dracula Performance-Nov. 6th-8th
Come see Carver High School Drama Club’s terrifying performance of Dracula. November 6th-8th at 7PM in the auditorium. Tickets: $7 students/seniors and $10 adults. Don’t miss it!
9-12 Grade Presentation – Cliff Crosby
Thursday October 9th at 8:30a grades 9-12 will attend a presentation with Cliff Crosby.
Cliff describes himself as a “modest former NFL player and Super Bowl Champion who has a fascinating behind the scenes story of how hard choices, faith and hard work helped him avoid the pitfalls of growing up in family circumstances that would defeat most children”.
Cliff will share his story of how growing up in a family with addiction issues impacted his choices and desire for success.
Our high school Adjustment Counselor and Department Chair, Kimberley Duane has been working with the Caron Treatment Center and the “Youth Health Connection” out of South Shore Hospital to develop programs and supports within our school for students struggling with addiction in some form.
The Caron Treatment Center has recommended Cliff’s presentation and has organized for him to come and speak at four South Shore High Schools and we are looking forward to his presentation.
Click here the link below to see our Administrators Accept the Ice Bucket Challenge!
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With the leadership and assistance of the Junior Class Advisors, Roger Tait and Deborah Sousa, the Administrators of Carver Middle High School accepted the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge from the Carver Elementary School and are now challenging the students to also join in for this great cause!
Students will have the opportunity to choose to participate in our school-wide Ice Bucket challenge on September 25 by donating a minimum of $3 towards the cause to their homeroom teachers/advisors!