CCHS at Arts in the Alley
Come out and support our Comets at Arts in the Alley in downtown Grove City on Saturday morning!
- The CCHS Show Choir will be featured Sunday 9/22 at 2:00pm performing for the first time this year at the stage!
- The Choir and Theater Boosters at our Lemonade Shake up booth this weekend at Arts in the Alley.
- The CCHS Marching Band will be walking in the parade, which begins at 9:30. Following the parade they will be performing on stage on Arbutus Avenue.
Parent/Teacher Conferences
Parent/Teacher conferences are scheduled for Thursday, October 3 (3:30 - 7:30). Parents and families have the option of attending conferences in person or virtually. The link below will take you to our sign up page. When signing up for an appointment please include in the comments: Student Name, Adult Name, and if the conference will be in person or virtual. Our teachers look forward to meeting you and discussing your students' progress.
CCHS Parent/Teacher Conferences
SWCSD College Fair
Students and families are invited to attend the SWCSD College Fair on Monday, October 14, 2024 from 6:00-8:00pm in the Auxiliary Gym at Central Crossing High School. Students can visit booths from over 90 colleges and universities, with both in-state and out-of-state schools in attendance. Various branches of the U.S. Military as well as some employers will also be present. A financial aid informational session will be held at 7:00 pm in the auditorium. This event is FREE and is open to all SWCSD families; juniors and seniors considering college should certainly attend!
PTSA
Please consider joining and/or donating to the CCHS PTSA. In addition to funding scholarships for graduating seniors we also provide food for staff during Parent/Teacher Conferences. You can join and/or support PTSA through this link:
CCHS PTSA Scholarship Fund Donation & Membership
Homecoming is quickly approaching and the CCHS PTSA is looking for a little help with donations for the Homecoming Dance Refreshment Table. We are looking for donations of water, chips, and candy to help stock the table. The dance is on Saturday, September 28 and we are looking for the donations to arrive between Wednesday, September 25 and Friday, September 27. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
CCHS PTSA Refreshment & Snack Donation Sign Up
CCHS National Honor Society
The Central Crossing High School Chapter of the National Honor Society is an esteemed club that students are inducted into by a Faculty Council based on the 4 pillars: scholarship, leadership, community service, and character. This year’s induction ceremony will be on Wednesday, October 23, 2024, at 6:30 PM in the CCHS auditorium. We are excited for our new inductees to join!
Scholarship is based on outstanding academic achievement by earning a cumulative unweighted grade point average of 3.5 or higher by the fall of the student’s junior and/or senior year.
Leadership can be demonstrated formally or informally by being a role model in the classroom, on the field, community, or in other school-related activities.
Community service is any time donated to helping others and giving back to the community.
Character is representing oneself using high standards of trustworthiness, reliability, professionalism, and honesty.
We are an active chapter within the CCHS community and juniors and seniors who meet the scholarship requirement are invited to complete a candidate information packet in the fall for induction consideration. This year an informational meeting will be held Monday, September 16, 2024 during 8th period in the auditorium for those students who have earned an unweighted GPA of 3.5 or higher and are juniors or seniors. They will receive a pass the morning of the meeting.
Students wanting to become CCHS National Honor Society members should begin volunteering, obtaining leadership experiences, and maintaining high moral standards early in their high school career as underclassmen.
Any questions regarding the CCHS NHS chapter can be directed to the co-advisors: Miss Nicole Crisafulli & Mrs. Heather Fairs
Grove City Police: Drive to Succeed
If you need financial assistance regarding driving school costs, contact Officer Shaw to learn more about this program. "Drive to Succeed" is open to Central Crossing High School students who meet the following requirements:
- Qualify for free reduced lunch or have a documented financial need
- Have driver's permit
- Have not previously taken a driver's class.
More information HERE.
Yearbooks
Order your yearbooks ASAP! There are discounts throughout the year; the earlier you buy the better your savings!!! $78 if you order by Sept. 30! Then the price increases, BUT....
- The next 10% of books sold receive a $15 discount
- Then the next 10% of books sold receive a $10 discount
- Then the next 20% of books sold after that receive a $5 discount
Order NOW at www.jostens.com
SENIORS: Senior pictures are due NO LATER THAN DECEMBER 20. Please use this Google Form to submit. Also, senior congratulatory ads can be purchased until space runs out. See the attached form to get yours now!
Homecoming
We are excited for our Homecoming game and dance right around the corner! A few items that we wanted to share with you regarding the Homecoming dance:
Date and Time: Saturday, September 28 (7:00 - 10:00 pm)
Location: CCHS Auxiliary Gym
Ticket Information: Tickets will be available Monday, September 23 - Friday, September 27. Tickets may be purchased at the Activity WIndow ($10). No tickets will be sold at the door on Saturday, September 28.
Guest Tickets: CCHS students will be permitted to purchase one guest ticket ($10). Guest ticket request forms will be available for pick up beginning Monday, September 16 at the Activity Window, Front Desk, and posted in Google Classroom.
CCHS 2024 Homecoming Dance Guest Form
Dr. Fuller & Mrs. Hoffner, Student Council Advisors
#BePresent this September: Attendance Awareness Month
This September, the South-Western City Schools District (SWCSD) reminds students and families of the importance of #BePresent with Attendance Awareness Month. Attendance Awareness Month is a nationwide recognition of the connection between regular school attendance and academic achievement. Research shows that when students are chronically absent (missing 10% or more of the school year or 18 days over an entire year), they are less likely to read proficiently by third grade, achieve in middle school, and graduate from high school. Missing just two days a month places a student at risk of becoming chronically absent.
This month highlights the importance of mobilizing schools, families and community partners to promote regular attendance by developing tiered strategies and personalized interventions to reduce chronic absence. Every September serves as a reminder for all stakeholders to partner together to identify and remove barriers to daily school attendance so each student can thrive in the classroom.
Resources: Stay in the Game! An Attendance Initiative with the Cleveland Browns
