Thank you to all students for creating a successful school picture day! Students should now have their Student ID Card and can purchase an ASB sticker for $40. With an ASB sticker, students are admitted for free to all home game FOR THE YEAR. Students without an ASB sticker will be charged the $4.00 admittance fee to events.
Students can purchase ASB stickers in the Grade School Office. The ASB sticker is provided at no cost for students who qualify for free/reduced lunch.
***For students who missed picture day, would like a re-take, or did not pick-up their ID card, Lifetouch will be back on October 10th!
CHS holds a daily lunch detention for students who have been marked Unexcused Absence (UA) or Tardy (UT). Students are expected to attend every class, every day, on-time. This is aligned with our commitment to building skills for the workplace and adult life.
- Because students are already on campus, unexcused tardies cannot be excused. If a student is arriving to school late and is excused by their parent/guardian, their tardy will be marked ET.
- If a student needs to leave campus early, they must be excused by a parent/guardian and check-out through the Grade-School office. Leaving class without checking-out is considered an unexcused absence (UA).
In lunch detention, students are expected to:
- Arrive with lunch by 11:56am.
- Quietly read or work on schoolwork (detention is silent).
- Turn in phones.
- Engage with Mrs. Maehara or other staff to improve the behavior.
We celebrate the vast majority of Cardinals who were on-time to every class this week!
As seen in the CSD Newsletter...
Ohset athletes learn more than just equestrian skills, but life skill as well. To be involved 8th grades can be grooms and 9th- 12th grades can be athletes.
The groom position: Helps set up patterns and other equipment for athletes to use and helps athletes to clean and prepare their horse to show. Grooms can ride before or after practices without coaching. ( It runs a risk of impacting their high school eligibility if they are coached). A groom does not have to have access to there own horse
Athletes: Compete in events such as: sorting, working rancher, roping, daubing, showmanship, in-hand trail, dressage, English EQ., western Eq., reining, in-hand obstacle relay, bi-wrangle, Canadian flags, barrels, poles, fig. 8, key hole, individual flags and much more! Athletes compete in three district meets to qualify for state and then potentially regionals. All athletes are required to have their own horse or access to someone else's horse they can ride and haul to events
Once Coach Tackett gets a first meeting date set up with the school we will announce those details. For now please reach out to Coach Tackett at corbetthorses@gmail.com or 503-319-6302.
