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This is a year to remember

Testing, art shows, plows and cows, Science Fairs, repairing engines, AP Classes,
auto maintenance, scholarship searches, Math Moments, Character education,
Student centered activities, library skills, Senior project, etc.,etc .... it never ends!

his is a year to remember! The faculty and staff welcomed
many new faces to campus who made a definite impact on the
school. Many teachers achieved National Board Certification.
Mr. Campbell, Mrs. Silverstien, Mrs. Bender, Mrs. Barnett, Mrs.
Martin, Mrs. Naiman took the tests, completed the projects and
attained this select status. Congratulations to one and all!
Numerous teachers made the extra effort to attend workshops
to further their skills. Mrs. Carol Martin continued providing
interesting inservice programs with her web based programs in
the Library. Another honor for Mrs. Martin was being asked to
speak on behalf of Florida educators when Gov. Bush and Lt.
Governor Brogan visited Olustee Park on their campaign trail.
Guidance continued providing expanded services to students
by hiring another counselor and improving services to students
in crisis. CHS Occupational Specialist, Mrs. Foster and Mrs.
Olmstead, worked even harder connecting students with jobs
and scholarships. Officer Dicks, with the help of Mr. Collins and
Mrs. Lee, maintained security and provided staff and students
with a secure and safe environment. Mr. Carswell, Mr. Widergren, Mr. Jon Hernandez
and Mrs. Crowder worked hard to provide support and assistance
to Mrs. Chamberlin in making sure the school ran smoothly. Being a first year teacher has many
The cafeteria workers were diligent in their quest to provide
nutritious and appealing food for students and staff. Mr. challenges but it is 110 problem for thi.
Williams led his students in building another outstanding house native of England. A grad of the
from the foundation to the roof. Mr. Kilpatrick and Mr. Adkins
University of Florida, Mr. Hernandez
continued their winning ways with fabulous Choral and Band
programs. Mrs. Knight and Mrs. Baisden were busy with FCA T. married a CHS grad and began his
Everywhere you looked there was a teacher or staff member
working hard to provide educational opportunties for students. career doing what he loves best, guiding
Each teacher and staff member contributed to the overall students to a better understanding of
quality of the school. Not everyone is named here, but everyone
knows that every person at CHS is committed to EXCELLENCE! History.
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