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CHS News as of May 18, 2012...
Several Law and Public Policy students from Chelsea High were assigned internships at the Chelsea Courthouse. They recently presented what they learned about being in the courthouse to CHS students.
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See images of Chelsea students performing in this year's Arts Night Out!
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Ms. Augspurg shared a picture of the delicious sculptural cake her student, Leanne Cabrera, made in appreciation of Chelsea Teachers.
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Chelsea High students from the Law and Public Policy Pathway program visited State Senator Sal DiDomenico on May 2nd. Students toured the State House and spoke with Senator DiDomenico on current educational topics and on government processes.
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Chelsea High students participated in Project Bread's annual Walk for Hunger and helped to raise over $3.6 million.
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The attendance appeal process for "SENIORS ONLY" will start on 5/14/12 and end on 5/25/12. Please schedule an appointment with Mr.Carangelo in 1036 G or call 617-466-5043. This is in-compliance with our school handbook and all guidelines apply.
Chelsea High School
January 22, 2012
Graphic Novels and Manga
Graphic Novels and Manga are now on display in the CHS library! Dave LaFontana and his Anime Club inspired our latest display.
Several months ago, Dave asked us to feature graphic novels and even donated many choice examples from his own library. Thanks for your donation, Dave! Anime Club members Vikkey Baker and Kimberley Solis created the stunning bookmarks and signage for the display.
Please come and have your students check out the variety of graphic novels in our collection:
- Classic comic book characters, for example, Batman, X-Men, and Superman
- Novels that have been adapted to the graphic format, for example, Moby Dick and Jane Eyre
- Shakespeare's plays
- Manga, or Japanese comics
"Unless we can persuade students that reading is a form of deep, sustained pleasure, they will not choose to read; and because they will not choose to read, they will not develop the skills to make them good readers." --Thomas Newkirk, Misreading Masculinity
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