CHS Senior Class 2024

Senior Textbook and Chromebook Returns

All items were due Friday, June 7th, 2024

• Seniors should have returned all materials (textbooks, calculators, Chromebooks, library books, etc.) to the CHS Library by Friday, June 7th, 2024. Any items that were not returned are now overdue.

If you still have CUSD items, please return the items to the CHS Library as soon as possible. Seniors who do not turn in all materials may be ineligible for end of the year activities. If you have questions about the items checked out to your senior, please email chslibrary@coronadousd.net.

CHS Graduation Ceremony Stream: You can stream the ceremony at this link on June 13th at 7:00PM https://video.sdcoe.net/live/chsgrad/y3vQw4

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Required Class of 2024 Senior Survey – ALL seniors, please complete the Class of 2024 Senior Survey, if you haven’t done so already. This is extremely important feedback for CHS and informs us of where to send your final transcript for college. We appreciate you doing this on your own, so we do not have to follow up with you! ~CHS Administration and Counseling Teams

Colleges Decisions: As you finalize your plan for next year, don’t forget to update your outcomes in Scoir!

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Gabriel Langevin was born in Montreal, Canada and moved to Coronado with his family when he was 6 years old. He has attended Coronado schools since 2nd grade and is grateful for the boundless opportunities his teachers, classmates, and community have provided for him. During his time at CHS, he joined both the Islanders beach and indoor volleyball teams, helping the former win a CIF D1 championship his junior year and the latter reach the CIF DIII finals his senior year. Gabe is also a 4-year member of the CHS Academic League, where he served as both president and captain of the varsity team. Gabe also spent 150+ hours volunteering with National Honor Society, Junior Optimists Club, and the Coronado Public Library, where he now works part-time. Gabe has received many Islander Academic Achievement Awards at CHS in multiple subject areas. Outside of school and work, Gabe enjoys chess, trivia, and Mario Kart. Next year, Gabe will attend the Rochester Institute of Technology where he will major in applied statistics.

Cate Gregory was born in Virginia and moved to Coronado her freshman year. She is a member of the Coronado School of the Arts Conservatory of Classical and Contemporary Dance, performing in bi-annual concerts, as well as serving as a CoSA Council Representative and Tour Group member. Cate dedicates much of her time to volunteer efforts, including organizing beach cleanups and international volunteer efforts through the Interact Club. She especially enjoys interning with Emerald Keepers, where she has advocated for a single-use plastic ban for our city and a Zero Waste program for Coronado Unified School District. This experience and an internship at UCSD as a science writer, have led her to pursue a degree in Environmental Science at the University of California, Los Angeles. Cate is grateful for her time at CHS and the wonderful support she has felt from students, faculty, and especially teachers during her time here.

Andreana Frangos has lived in San Diego her whole life and moved to Coronado in the 5th grade. She has been a Girl Scout since kindergarten earning her Bronze, Silver, and Gold Awards. For her Girl Scout Gold Award, Andreana created Big Wigs Business, a free camp and online curriculum for young children to learn the ins and outs of starting their own business. Over the past three years, Andreana has worked at Subway Sandwiches, Coronado Island Marriott as a pool attendant, and Beach Village within the Hotel del as a front desk agent and concierge. These opportunities and experiences led her to pursue a degree in Hotel Administration at Cornell University’s Johnson College of Business. Outside of school and work, she rowed for four years and played varsity rugby. Andreana has loved her time at CHS and is truly grateful for the caring teachers that have supported her along the way.

We're so excited to celebrate our graduating Islanders! This week will be filled with opportunities to congratulate and say goodbye to the graduating class of 2024

Please note that all graduation rehearsals and senior awards are mandatory. There will be NO exceptions. If your student does not participate in the graduation rehearsal, he/she will not be permitted to participate in the commencement ceremony.

Please note the following dates and times

June 9 Baccalaureate Service Graham Memorial Church 4PM (optional) Click here for more information

June 10 SSES students Memory Procession 9:00AM meet at SSES

June 10 CMS and VES Memory Procession 2:15 PM CHS Quad (students wear graduation gowns) MANDATORY

June 10 Senior Awards 3:30-5:30 PM CHS Theater – MANDATORY

June 11 Yearbook Distribution 10:00 AM CHS Front Gates

June 11 PTO hosted Senior Breakfast 10:00 AM Spreckels Park / MANDATORY

June 12 Graduation Rehearsal 12:00 PM Niedermeyer Football Field MANDATORY

June 12 Senior Sunset &PM at Sunset Park

June 13 Senior Picture / Graduation Rehearsal 10:00 AM-12:30 PM Meet in gym for picture with cap & gown MANDATORY

June 13 Graduation 7:00 PM Niedermeyer Field (Seniors MUST arrive at 6:00 PM)

June 13 PTO hosted Reception on Quad following Commencement Ceremony

Graduation ceremonies have always been a formal occasion and we ask that you stress with your child the importance of maintaining appropriate ceremonial behavior and adherence to proper guidelines for award ceremonies and graduation. This is an amazing group of graduates, and everyone in attendance, deserves our collective courtesy and respect.

Cap decoration: Students may decorate their cap. Content must be appropriate and all items must lay flat on the cap - 3D items are not permitted.

.Appropriate Dress: Please wear appropriate attire for award ceremonies and commencement ceremony.

• Gowns are mandatory for Senior Awards.
• Caps and gowns are mandatory for senior picture and the commencement ceremony

** Flip-flops are NOT allowed. We recommend shoes that are easy to walk in.

** (Due to our Field Turf: SPIKED HEELS are NOT permitted on the field).

Graduates and Guests: In order to support and host a formal yet festive graduation celebration, we respectfully request that you refrain from bringing the following prohibited items to the event:

• NO GUM

• NO BALLOONS

• NO BEACH BALLS

• NO WATER GUNS

• NO AIR HORNS

• NO COWBELLS

• NO FOOD OR DRINKS (WATER BOTTLES ARE PERMITTED)

• Balloons in the stands are acceptable but NOT allowed on the field.

All families expect to see their graduate and hear names called out—

Please respect other audience members as you support your graduate.

Thanks to Jason Fledderjohn for putting together this special video to celebrate our senior student-athletes.

Support your CHS Islander Cheerleaders by ordering graduation leis! Available in white and purple. Place your order by June 6, 2024. For more details on ordering and pickup, please check the Google Form below. CLICK THE BUTTON BELOW

For each $150 contribution to Islander Sports Foundation, you can celebrate your 2024 graduate with an engraved brick that will be installed in the main entrance of the stadium. Each brick can incorporate your personal message, important dates, events, or names of family members.

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