Volume XXIX Issue 3 April 2017 Happy Spring! Volume XXVI I I Issue 3 April 2016 It’s hard to believe we have three-fourths of the school year behind us! Now, it’s time for us to “buckle down and press on” with the remainder of the school year. Please help encourage your child(ren) to be in school and cut down on unnecessary absences.

The third nine weeks ends on April 6th and report cards will be distributed on April 13th. Has your child been bringing home their interims? Upcoming interim date is May 18th. Interims are not mailed home. Please be sure to ask your child to see their interims, especially if you know they are having difficulty in a particular class. One Parent/Teacher Conference is scheduled for the remain- der of the school year on Wednesday, April 26th - appointments are necessary. However, if you have concerns about your child’s performance in any of his/her classes, please call the school and speak with their teacher(s). If you need to schedule a conference with more than one of your child’s teachers at a time other than scheduled conferences, please call our Counseling Office (786-2606, Ext. 3) to ar- range a conference.

Cell phones are primarily for after-school hours and lunch (in the cafeteria only). Students are not to have their phones turned on during class, nor are they to be “text messaging” anyone. Your enforce- ment/support of these rules is greatly appreciated. Any student who uses their phone during class is sub- ject to having it turned in to an administrator and a parent is required to come to the school to pick up the phone between the hours of 2:30 - 4:00 p.m. Our dress code will be enforced this spring. Please read our rules on appearance and attire.

In closing, please let us know if there is anything we can do to help your child achieve academic success throughout the remainder school year. Our teachers are making diligent efforts to make parent contact on a frequent basis. Our Assistant Principals, Miss Lauderdale and Mr. Gebhardt are available for any concerns you have, as well as our School Counselors, Ms. Morganti, Ms. Clark, Mr. Gibbons, and Mr. Kilmartin. Please feel free to call us if we can be of any assistance.

Sincerely,

Jacqueline Bass-Fortune, Principal

Important Dates: Graduation: June 11, 2016 at 12:00 p.m. Chancellor Charger News Page 2 Graduation Practice: June 10, 2016 at 1:00 p.m. Last day of school: June 17, 2016 It’s Springtime “April Showers bring May flowers…” not to mention summer attire. With warm weather and sunny days approaching, students quickly revert from wearing turtlenecks and coats to wearing tank tops, shorts, and flip-flops. Although it is often difficult to find shorts of decent length, especially in the “junior” sections of clothing departments, it is necessary for students to dress appropriately for school. All students are to use good judgment in selecting the clothing and footwear they choose to wear to school each morning.

Basic rules regarding Appearance & Attire No bare backs, strapless tops, or midriffs showing - abdomens shall be covered at all times No short-shorts/biking shorts/skirts/dresses No see-through clothing No undergarments worn as outer wear No cut-off shirts at the bottom, sides, arms, or armpits No clothes with large holes (especially jeans) No sunglasses in the building No inappropriate/obscene/undesirable slogan t-shirts or clothing No sagging pants No leggings except when worn with a “long” covering for both front and back

Cleanliness and neatness are essential to an effective school environment. It is important that positive impressions be formed as a result of student appearance and attire. Students should remember that they represent their school to the community. Any mode of dress that interferes with the operation of the school or classroom is strictly prohibited. Failure to abide by the Appearance & Attire rules may constitute a cause for disciplinary action.

Chancellor High School’s Calendar of Events

April 2017 Highlights May 2017 Highlights

1 Hairspray - Musical Performance 7:30 pm Aud. 2 National Teacher Day 6 End of 9 Week Grading Period 10 Project Discovery Ms. Morganti 2:45 p.m. Library 7 Teacher Planning & Dev./No Students 15 Spring Choir Concert 7:00 p.m. Auditorium Hairspray - Musical Performance 7:30 pm Aud. 17 Spring Orchestra Concert 7:00 p.m. Auditorium 8 Hairspray - Musical Performance 7:30 pm Aud. 18 Interim Reports 10 Jostens Ring Meeting 7:45 a.m. Aud. 22 Spring Band Concert 7:00 p.m. Auditorium 12 DECA Banquet 8:15 - 11:00 a.m. SOL Testing begins 13 Report Cards 24 Senior Awards Ceremony 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Aud. Jostens - Ring Orders during lunches Reception following the ceremony in the gym 14 Senior Bowling Trip Underclassmen Awards 1:00 p.m. Auditorium Jostens - Ring Orders during lunches 29 Memorial Day - Holiday for Students and Teachers 17-21 Spring Break 24-28 Spring Book Sway - Library 26 Parent Conference Night 6:00 p.m. 28 Early Release for Prof. Learning Chancellor High Graduation 29 Prom ~ Stevenson Ridge 8:00 p.m. - 12:00 a.m. Graduation Practice Friday, June 9 1:00 p.m. Graduation: Saturday, June 10 3:00 p.m. After-Prom ~ Salem Fields Comm. Church 12:00 a.m. - 4:00 a.m.

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Ordering Food From Restaurants This is a reminder that Spotsylvania County Schools currently has a contract with Sudexo for student meals. This prohibits students from having food delivered from a restaurant during school hours. Students will not be called out of class to pick up food in the office or lobby. Thank you for your cooperation with this matter.

Independent Study Course Students who wish to take courses not offered in the regular Spotsylvania County Schools curriculum should apply to the Independent Study program. Students may design their own course by submitting a proposal outlining the goals, objectives, and a time-line of activities and projects. These proposals are reviewed by the Gifted & Talented Coordinator for Chancellor High School, Mrs. Ronda Dockery, and students are then interviewed to determine the feasibility of the proposed course. If accepted, the stu- dents are assigned to this course for one block of the regular school year and will receive one elective credit for successful completion of the course. All interested students should contact Mrs. Dockery for applications and details. Applications should be submitted in late spring for the following school year.

Math 2:30 - 4:00 p.m. Algebra I - May 16, May 18 - B225 - Boas Algebra II - May 16, May 18 - B223 - Cooper Geometry - May 16, May 17 - B218 - Sims

Science 2:30 - 3:30 p.m. Biology - Every Wednesday - A209 - Conner Biology - May 3 - A209 - Conner Biology - May 4 - A216 - Berkes Chemistry - May 2 - A217 - Pugh 2:30 - 4:00 p.m. Earth Science - 3/20, 3/27, 4/3, 4/10, 5/1, 5/8, 5/15 - A202 - Cunningham

Social Studies 2:30 - 4:00 p.m. World Geo. - May 8, 10, 12 - B210 - Clifford World History - May 8, 10 - B233 - Linza US History - May 8, 11 - B231 - Millar

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Mentorship Apprentice Program Rising seniors will work with a community professional in a one-to-one relationship to provide first- hand experience in a career field of the students’ choice. Students may request to work with a profes- sional from any career field. Mentors may be lawyers, doctors, teachers, scientists, artists, interior de- signers, engineers, etc. A major goal of this offering is to increase the career perception and awareness of highly motivated students. It will be an extra-curricular course of study that students pursue outside of the regular school day. Students will receive a half-credit for this semester class. See your school's G&T Coordinator, Mrs. Ronda Dockery, for applications and details. Applications should be submitted by early May for the fall term. Yearbooks Yearbooks can only be purchased online at www.yearbookforever.com until May 5th. After May 5th yearbooks will be cash only in-school sales. Yearbooks are $80.

SENIOR NEWS Senior Intent Forms Seniors are required to participate in a graduation rehearsal. Any senior failing to show up for practice may not be allowed to participate in the graduation ceremony. Every senior and a parent must sign and turn in the “Graduation Intent Form” to the Counseling Office no later than Tuesday, May 16, 2017.

Senior Awards Assembly Seniors will be required to wear graduation gowns, no caps, to our Senior Awards Assembly, May 24, 2017 at 8:30 a.m. in the auditorium. A Reception for all seniors will be held in the gym area immedi- ately after the awards assembly.

Graduation Exercises Graduation exercises will be held on Saturday, June 10, 2017 at 3:00 p.m. in the Chancellor High School gymnasium. Graduates must report to their homeroom by no later than 1:30 a.m., and must wear their caps and gowns.

Debts All school debts must be paid by no later than Friday, May 19, 2017 at 9:00 a.m. If you have any debts, see Mr. Gebhardt in the main office.

Seating In order to seat parents, family, and other guests comfortably in the gymnasium, each participating senior will be issued four tickets, which must be presented at the door. The overflow for other family and friends can report to the auditorium, where the graduation will be broadcast live. Each partici- pating senior will be issued three tickets, which must be presented at the door. Family and friends are encouraged to arrive early as the ceremony will begin promptly at 3:00 p.m., and doors will close at 2:50 p.m. We encourage parents to drive their seniors to graduation, assuring they arrive in a timely manner, and reducing the number of vehicles in the limited parking areas.

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SENIOR NEWS Graduation Practice The date and time for graduation practice will be at 1 p.m. on Friday, June 9, 2017, in the gymnasium. This practice will be mandatory! Any student not attending practice will not be allowed to participate in the graduation ceremony. Prepare for 2 hours.

Attire In addition to caps and gowns, girls are to wear dresses. The graduation gowns have “V” necks, so be sure to choose a dress that will look appropriate with the neckline of the gown. All seniors should wear dark dress shoes. Young men are to wear dark trousers, white shirt, dark tie, dark socks, and dark dress shoes. No sunglasses, tennis shoes or men’s sandals will be allowed. This attire will be strictly en- forced. Students who are not appropriately dressed will not be allowed to participate in the graduation exercises. Students will be checked for proper attire in their homeroom, prior to reporting to the gym. Any student not in compliance with the attire policy will not be allowed to march.

Photographer A photographer will be present at the graduation ceremony to take individual pictures of the graduates as they receive diplomas. To maintain the dignity and decorum of the ceremony, we request that guests remain in their seats.

Senior Exam Exemption A senior who has an 80 average or better in a given subject for the first semester and an 80 average or better for the second semester through the week prior to final exams is exempted from taking final ex- ams. However, final exams will be given to any exempted senior upon request. Seniors enrolled in a 1/2 credit course for the second semester may also be exempt from the final exam if they have an 80 av- erage.

Notification of Failure Seniors who will not be graduating will be informed on June 9, 2017, prior to graduation practice. Sen- iors who will not be receiving their diplomas on June 10, will not be participating in the gradua- tion ceremony.

Non-Participants Some graduates do not plan to participate in the graduation ceremony. These graduates may pick up their diplomas in the Counseling Office on Monday, June 12, 2017 between 8:00 am – 12:00 noon.

Senior Exams All senior exams will be taken in the auditorium starting at 7:30 am. Students may take both exams back to back and may leave after completing the required exams for the day. A senior may be exempt from taking a final exam in any subject for which he/she has an average of 80 or better for the course. Exam review days will be Wednesday, May 31st and Thursday, June 1st.

Friday, June 2 Monday, June 5 Tuesday, June 6 Wednesday, June 7 B-Day A-Day B-Day A-Day

1st Exam B5 1st Exam A1 1st Exam B7 1st Exam A3 7:35 am - 9:15 am 7:35 am - 9:15 am 7:35 am - 9:15 am 7:35 am - 9:15 am

Break Break Break Break 9:15 am - 9:30 am 9:15 am - 9:30 am 9:15 am - 9:30 am 9:15 am - 9:30 am

2nd Exam B6 2nd Exam A2 2nd Exam B8 2nd Exam A4 9:30 am - 11:15 am 9:30 am - 11:15 am 9:30 am - 11:15 am 9:30 am - 11:15 am

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SCHOOL COUNSELING NEWS

Please call for an appointment Due to increased classroom visits, meetings, etc. the counselors may be out of the office at times. In order to insure that your child’s counselor will be available, we ask that parents call for an appointment if they wish to meet with a counselor. We encourage parents to contact individual teachers if there are questions about your child’s classes; however, if we can provide assistance, please give us a call. Communication between our parents and the school is a necessity as we work together to help students.

Scholarship Announcements Scholarship information is found on both the school’s website and in the student’s Naviance Program. Each Senior has a login to Naviance and this program contains the scholarship information that we re- ceive, plus scholarship searches and financial aid information.

The website for Naviance is: www.connection.naviance.com/chancellorhigh The User ID is their email address and their password is their Chancellor student ID number. This is the same program that seniors have used to list their college applications. *All scholarships and grants awarded to seniors need to be reported to Ms. Morganti in the counseling office no later than May 8th.

Seniors’ Financial Aid Forms (FAFSA) Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) forms are now available online for seniors and their parents. Completion of the FAFSA is facilitated if your current tax information is in order and available. Check our their website at www.fafsa.ed.gov

College Admission Testing College board has changed the format of the SAT and it now includes a mandatory essay section. The ACT will be offering an optional essay. Juniors are advised to take the SAT and/or ACT at least once their junior year. Registration materials are available in the Career Center of the Counseling Office or you may register online.

Spring 2017 Test Dates Registration Deadlines SAT: June 3 May 9 ** Students may register for the SAT at www.collegeboard.com. Payment of the $57.00 (w/Writing) $45 (w/o Writing) online registration fee will require a credit card.

ACT: June 10 May 5 ** Students may register for the ACT at www.actstudent.org. Payment of the $58.50 (w/Writing) $42.50 (w/o Writing) online registration fee will require a credit card. Students should check individual college catalogues to determine if SAT II tests are required for admission to their college(s).

Chancellor Charger News Page 7 Chancellor High School Web Page Chancellor High School maintains a web page with current information that can be of help to both students and parents. The school calendar is updated each month. Counseling has developed a newsletter page for each grade level. Athletic schedules are updated with each season change. There are search engines for the students to use and the library has developed a research page to assist students doing term papers. http://www.spotsylvania.k12.va.us/chhs/index.htm

Suggested Web Sites for Student and Parent Use The following web sites provide excellent information on a variety of topics.

Grade Point Average/Class Rank for Seniors The final determination grade point average (G.P.A.) and class rank will be computed at the end of the final semester of the senior year. Students who have an average of 3.900 and above will graduate with special distinction. Those students with 3.200-3.899 will be classified as honor graduates.

Community Service Seal The Spotsylvania County School Board desires to encourage students to perform service to their community and to learn that through such service the student not only benefits the community but also enhances his/her own life. Therefore, the Board will recognize those students who have provided extended service to the community by awarding a seal on theire diploma. In order to earn this seal, the student must perform one hundred and forty-four hours of service to the community. This would be the equivalent of one hour per week for the four years that the student is in high school. This service can be provided at any time over a high school career, or could be performed in one year. Regulations governing the types of service and tracking of hours have been developed by the principals and are available at the school. Community Service Log sheets must be turned in to Counseling no later than May 5, 2017.

College Searches Majors and Careers www.collegeboard.org/csearch/html/ch00.html www.careermosaic.com www.petersons.com www.cba.bgsu.edu/class/webclass/nagye/career/process.html www.review.com www.collegeboard.org www.sourcepath.com www.College Edge.com/cm

Financial Aid Information College Home Pages www.collegeboard.org www.mit.edu:8001/people/cdemello/univ.html www.finaid.org www.universities.com www.fastweb.com www.yahoo.com/Regional/Countries/United_States/ web.fie.com/web/mol/user.htm (Minority Online Education/Colleges_and_Universities Information Service) College Newspapers University Links www.linkmag.com/library/college_newspapers.html www-net.com/univ

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2017 Spring Sports

Boys Varsity Soccer Date Opponent Place Time Mar. 2 John Randolph Tucker HS Home 6:30PM Mar. 9 Charlottesville High School Away 7:00PM Mar. 16 Culpeper County High School Home 7:00PM Mar. 18 Jefferson Forest High School Home 2:00PM Mar. 21 Stafford High School Home 7:00PM Mar. 24 E C Glass High School Away 7:00PM Mar. 28 Jamestown High School Home 7:00PM Mar. 30 Eastern View High School Home 7:00PM Apr. 7 Courtland High School Home 7:00PM Apr. 11 James Monroe High School Away 7:00PM Apr. 25 King George High School Away 7:00PM Apr. 27 Spotsylvania High School Away 7:00PM Apr. 28 Caroline High School Home 7:00PM May. 2 Courtland High School Away 7:00PM May. 5 James Monroe High School Home 7:00PM May. 9 Caroline High School Away 7:00PM May. 12 King George High School Home 7:00PM May. 16 Spotsylvania High School Home 7:00PM

Boys Junior Varsity Soccer Date Opponent Place Time Mar. 2 John Randolph Tucker HS Home 5:00PM Mar. 9 Charlottesville High School Away 5:30PM Mar. 16 Culpeper County HS Home 5:30PM Mar. 18 Jefferson Forest High School Home 12:00PM Mar. 21 Stafford High School Home 5:30PM Mar. 24 E C Glass High School Away 5:30PM Mar. 28 Jamestown High School Home 5:30PM Mar. 30 Eastern View High School Home 5:30PM Apr. 7 Courtland High School Home 5:30PM Apr. 11 James Monroe High School Away 5:30PM Apr. 25 King George High School Away 5:30PM Apr. 27 Spotsylvania High School Away 5:30PM Apr. 28 Caroline High School Home 5:30PM May. 2 Courtland High School Away 5:30PM May. 5 James Monroe High School Home 5:30PM May. 9 Caroline High School Away 5:30PM May. 12 King George High School Home 5:30PM May. 16 Spotsylvania High School Home 5:30PM

Boys Varsity Tennis Date Opponent Place Time Mar. 27 Courtland High School Home 4:00PM Mar. 29 James Monroe HS Away 4:00PM Apr. 3 Caroline High School Home 4:00PM Apr. 5 King George High School Away 4:00PM Apr. 10 Spotsylvania High School Away 4:00PM Apr. 12 Courtland High School Away 4:00PM Apr. 24 James Monroe HS Home 4:00PM Apr. 26 Caroline High School Away 4:00PM May 1 King George HS Home 4:00PM May 3 Caroline High School Home 4:00PM Chancellor Charger News Page 9 Girls Varsity Soccer Date Opponent Place Time Mar. 2 Colgan High School Open 7:00PM Mar. 9 Woodbridge Senior HS Home 7:00PM Mar. 14 Freedom High School Home 7:00PM Mar. 21 Stonewall Jackson HS Away 7:00PM Mar. 23 Massaponax High School Away 7:00PM Mar. 29 Riverbend High School Home 7:00PM Mar. 31 Eastern View High School Away 7:00PM Apr. 3 Massaponax High School Home 7:00PM Apr. 6 Courtland High School Away 7:00PM Apr. 11 James Monroe High School Home 7:00PM Apr. 25 King George High School Home 7:00PM Apr. 27 Spotsylvania High School Home 7:00PM Apr. 28 Caroline High School Away 7:00PM May. 2 Courtland High School Home 7:00PM May. 4 James Monroe High School Away 7:00PM May. 9 Caroline High School Home 7:00PM May. 11 King George High School Away 7:00PM May. 16 Spotsylvania High School Away 7:00PM Girls Junior Varsity Soccer Date Opponent Place Time Mar. 2 Colgan High School Open 5:30PM Mar. 9 Woodbridge Senior HS Home 5:30PM Mar. 14 Freedom High School Home 5:30PM Mar. 21 Stonewall Jackson HS Away 5:30PM Mar. 23 Massaponax High School Away 5:30PM Mar. 29 Riverbend High School Home 5:30PM Mar. 31 Eastern View High School Away 5:30PM Apr. 3 Massaponax High School Home 5:30PM Apr. 6 Courtland High School Away 5:30PM Apr. 11 James Monroe High School Home 5:30PM Apr. 25 King George High School Home 5:30PM Apr. 27 Spotsylvania High School Home 5:30PM Apr. 28 Caroline High School Away 5:30PM May. 2 Courtland High School Home 5:30PM May. 4 James Monroe High School Away 5:30PM May. 9 Caroline High School Home 5:30PM May. 11 King George High School Away 5:30PM May. 16 Spotsylvania High School Away 5:30PM Girls Varsity Tennis Date Opponent Place Time Mar. 27 Courtland High School Away 4:00PM Mar. 29 James Monroe High School Home 4:00PM Apr. 3 Caroline High School Away 4:00PM Apr. 5 King George High School Home 4:00PM Apr. 10 Spotsylvania High School Home 4:00PM Apr. 12 Courtland High School Home 4:00PM Apr. 24 James Monroe High School Away 4:00PM Apr. 26 Caroline High School Home 4:00PM May 1 King George High School Away 4:00PM May 3 Spotsylvania High School Away 4:00PM

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Boys Varsity Baseball Date Opponent Place Time Mar. 4 Open Date Home 12:00PM Mar. 4 Open Date Home 4:00PM Mar. 13 Brooke Point High School Home 6:00PM Mar. 22 Massaponax High School Away TBA Apr. 3 Massaponax High School Home 6:00PM Apr. 6 Courtland High School Home 7:00PM Apr. 11 James Monroe High School Away 5:00PM Apr. 13 Brooke Point High School Away 6:00PM Apr. 14 Albemarle High School Home 7:00PM Apr. 17 Open Date Myrtle Beach Open TBA Apr. 18 Open Date Myrtle Beach Open TBA Apr. 19 Open Date Myrtle Beach Open TBA Apr. 20 Open Date Myrtle Beach Open TBA Apr. 21 Open Date Myrtle Beach Open TBA Apr. 25 Spotsylvania High School Away 6:00PM Apr. 27 Caroline High School Away 7:00PM Apr. 28 Courtland High School Home 7:00PM May. 2 Courtland High School Away 4:30PM May. 4 James Monroe High School Home 7:00PM May. 9 Caroline High School Away 5:00PM May. 11 King George High School Home 7:00PM May. 16 Spotsylvania High School Home 7:00PM

Boys Junior Varsity Baseball Date Opponent Place Time Mar. 4 Open Date Home 12:00PM Mar. 4 Open Date Home 4:00PM Mar. 13 Brooke Point High School Away 4:00PM Mar. 15 Louisa County High School Away 4:30PM Mar. 22 Massaponax High School Home 5:00PM Mar. 23 Louisa County High School Home 4:30PM Mar. 29 Riverbend High School Home 5:00PM Mar. 31 Louisa County High School Away 6:00PM Apr. 3 Massaponax High School Away 4:30PM Apr. 6 Courtland High School Away 4:30PM Apr. 10 Riverbend High School Away 5:00PM Apr. 11 James Monroe High School Home 5:00PM Apr. 13 Brooke Point High School Home 5:00PM Apr. 25 King George High School Home 4:30PM Apr. 27 Spotsylvania High School Home 5:00PM Apr. 28 Caroline High School Away 6:30PM May 2 Courtland High School Home 4:30PM May 4 James Monroe High School Away 5:00PM May 9 Caroline High School Home 5:00PM May 11 King George High School Away 6:00PM May 16 Spotsylvania High School Away 4:30PM

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Girls Varsity Softball Date Opponent Place Time Mar. 22 Massaponax High School Away 4:00PM Mar. 25 Stafford High School Away 11:00AM Mar. 27 Albemarle High School Away 6:00PM Apr. 3 Massaponax High School Home 4:00PM Apr. 6 Courtland High School Home 4:00PM Apr. 11 James Monroe High School Away 4:00PM Apr. 13 Caroline High School Home 4:00PM Apr. 14 Albemarle High School Home 4:30PM Apr. 25 King George High School Away 4:30PM Apr. 27 Spotsylvania High School Away 7:00PM May 2 Courtland High School Away 4:00PM May 4 James Monroe High School Home 4:00PM May 9 Caroline High School Away 4:30PM May 11 King George High School Home 4:00PM May 16 Spotsylvania High School Home 4:00PM

Girls Junior Varsity Softball Date Opponent Place Time Mar. 22 Massaponax High School Home 4:00PM Mar. 25 Stafford High School Home 12:00PM Mar. 27 Albemarle High School Home 4:30PM Apr. 3 Massaponax High School Away 4:00PM Apr. 6 Courtland High School Away 4:30PM Apr. 11 James Monroe High School Home 4:00PM Apr. 14 Albemarle High School Away 6:00PM Apr. 25 King George High School Home 4:30PM Apr. 27 Spotsylvania High School Home 4:00PM Apr. 28 Caroline High School Away 5:00PM May 2 Courtland High School Home 4:00PM May 4 James Monroe High School Away 4:00PM May 9 Caroline High School Home 4:30PM May 11 King George High School Away 6:00PM May 16 Spotsylvania High School Away 4:30PM

Coed Varsity Track Date Opponent Place Time Mar. 17 Courtland High School Away 4:30PM Mar. 25 Stafford High School Away 9:00AM Apr. 1 Mountain View High School Away 9:00AM Apr. 5 Caroline High School Away 4:30PM Apr. 12 Spotsylvania High School Away 4:30PM Apr. 25 James Monroe High School Away 4:30PM Apr. 29 Open Date OPEN 10:00AM May 5 Open Date OPEN 5:00PM May 6 Open Date OPEN 11:00AM May 13 Open Date OPEN TBA Home of the C H A R G E R S

ALL SCHEDULES SUBJECT TO CHANGE, CHECK SCHEDULESTAR.COM FOR UPDATED INFORMATION Chancellor Charger News Page 12

SUMMER SCHOOL

DATES AND TIMES Students may register for two credit recovery courses (one per session). Students do not have to register Location: Courtland High School separately for SOL testing for those courses that re- Times: 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. (All courses) quire an SOL test and/or industry certification. (SOL New Course: Monday, June 26 - Tuesday, August 1 test information may be found on page 8 of the sum- (Holiday on July 3 & 4) mer school brochure.) The test is given as a part of the Repeat Courses: course. 1st Session: Monday, June 26 - Thursday, July 13 (Holiday on July 3 & 4) The following credit recovery course offerings will be 2nd Session: Monday, July 17 - Tuesday, August 1 available: Registration begins: April 24 Course Code SOL Test Late Registration: June 21 at each high school from English 9 1130 2:00 - 6:00 p.m. No registrations will be accepted English 10 1140 after this date. English 11 1150 Yes English 12 1160 World Geography 2210 Yes The Summer Learning Center at Courtland World History 2221 Yes High School VA & US History 2360 Yes The Summer Learning Center consists a blended VA & US Government 2440 learning model that includes credit recovery, new Algebra Functions & Data 3134 course work and fully virtual courses. Analysis Algebra I 3130 Yes Credit Recovery Courses (The cost for this option Algebra II 3135 Yes is $125. (Use Form A) Geometry 3143 Yes By attending our Summer Learning Center at Court- Earth Science 4210 Yes land High School, and opportunity exists for a stu- Biology 1340 Yes dent to retake a course in which he/she was previ- Environmental Science 4340 ously unsuccessful in earning credit towards gradua- Chemistry 4410 Yes tion. Economics & Personal Finance 6120A/B

PE 9/Health** 7300 Credit Recovery allows students who have com- PE 10/Drivers Ed.** 7405 pleted who have completed seat time and calendar requirements to earn a credit based on “competency of the content standards.” ** These offerings are not a blended learning option.

Other courses may be available based on facilitator Credit Recovery courses are complete courses con- availability. taining all content for which the student will demon- strate mastery before receiving a grade.

Courses taken through this credit recovery program REGISTRATION DATES will be considered repeat courses. Students partici- pating in credit recovery most often need only to re- Registration deadline for both repeat sessions and new covery their lowest semester average. The grades sessions is June 20, 2017. Registration deadline for earned will be calculated in the student’s accumula- virtual courses is June 9, 2017. Late registration for all tive grade point average. other sessions will be one day, on-site at each high school June 21 2:00 - 6:00 p.m. No registrations will be accepted after this date.

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Chancellor High School Bulk Rate 6300 Harrison Road U.S. Postage PAID Fredericksburg, VA 22407 Spotsylvania VA 22553 Permit No. 3