ADVISEMENT ANNOUCEMENTS
May 9th 2008

ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS:

Dismissal times for student athletes are:  JV Baseball is at 12:10; Varsity Baseball at 1:30 and Varsity Softball at 1:30.

The Library will be closed today from 1:00pm to 3:30pm.  Please do your make up tests before Friday.

Mrs. Carnesecca is collecting “Vitamins for Haiti”.  Bring in Multi-Vitamins ONLY (no gummy kind though) to room 112 by May 19th.  This is a wonderful opportunity to show compassion to the poor and hungry in the world today.

It’s time for Jazz on the Lawn!!! Join us tomorrow at 6:00pm on the softball field for food, fun, and music! Bring your lawn chairs and blankets and win fabulous prizes while the jazz bands provide classic entertainment. A must-see event!

This is the last weekend for the ASL Drama play, called Anatomy of Gray.  Don’t miss out, it’s tonight and tomorrow at 7:00pm.  Tickets are $3.00 for students and $5.00 for adults. 

All you can eat dessert and live entertainment!  Who could ask for more?  Come and support the drama department and see your friends and teachers sing hits from Broadway, present and past.  For $5, you can eat all you want and enjoy the show!!!  Next Tuesday, May 13th in room 136 (and on the “patio”) starting at 6:30 p.m.  See you there!

For complete Advisement Announcements and This Week in Sports

Christian School Comment- May 2008 a publication by ACSI
This edition of Christian School Comment- It is Worth the Cost "We are in the final weeks or days of the school year, depending on your location. It is my hope and prayer that this school year has been a blessed one for you and your family, particularly as you reflect on the role of Christian schooling in the lives of your children" ...

What's Happening at the "Pit Stop"(secondary campus kitchen)

NEW!. Daily Menu

Mom's Prayer Group

We meet weekly on Monday mornings at 7:45 am in the Mother’s Room at Calvary Chapel Murrieta.

Join us after you drop off your children.  Whether you have 5 minutes or 35, please stop by and join other moms as we lift our students, families, and staff in prayer.

Have a prayer request?  Drop it off in either school office or email it here.

Lawsuit Information

Update: Feb. 14, 2008

As you know, we had a hearing today that could decide the entire case at the trial court level.  It is pretty obvious from all concerned that the case will be appealed to the 9th Circuit Federal Court of Appeals and ultimately the U.S. Supreme Court.  Neither our side, nor the UC, will let the case end until all appeals are exhausted.  Please pray for the district/trial judge as he writes his ruling because his ruling will be very influential as it is appealed in the future. 

Today’s hearing went well.  The judge was very receptive and prepared.  The court considered numerous constitutional arguments from both sides.  He kept his thoughts close to the vest.  However, I know he clearly understands our legal arguments and seemed to be persuaded by them earlier in the litigation.  We should have a ruling within the next 90 days.  If the entire case is not decided by this ruling, a trial will be scheduled.

Thanks for the prayers today and into the future.   

Robert H. Tyler

Advocates for Faith and Freedom
www.faith-freedom.com

Update September 20, 2007- The hearing scheduled for 10:00 am Monday at the federal court house in Los Angeles has been postponed.  The judge S. James Otero has determined he will need more time to review the motions for summary judgment.  The trial scheduled for November is also now postponed to a later undetermined date.  It will be scheduled after the hearing on the motions of summary judgment. Please keep Judge Otero in pray for God to give him wisdom. Continue to see the motions presented.

ACSI, CCCS and other plaintiffs have filed a court case against the University of California system. The goal of the case is to secure both religious and academic freedom in California by enjoining UC from engaging in viewpoint discrimination against Christian schools and their students.

Student Handbook
This student handbook has been designed as a tool to help familiarize you with our school and specific policies pertaining to junior and senior high school. Both parent and student should read it carefully and be sure that you understand the guidelines which we have established with the student's best interest in mind. We want you to understand what Calvary Chapel Christian School (CCCS) offers and what is expected in return.

We have a new Drop off location for all students! It is the double gate on the blacktop area. Map

ESLRs- Expected School-Wide Learning Results
for graduates of Calvary Chapel Christian School  Murrieta

Accreditation/Affiliations

• Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC)
• Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI)
• National Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP)
• National Association of Christian College Admission Personnel (NACCAP)
• Western Association of College Admissions Consortium (WACAC).

Employment Opportunities
You may now view information and submit applications online.

Calvary Chapel Christian High School’s AmericanSign Language Drama Class Presents:

Anatomy of Gray
By: Jim Leonard

Performed in spoken English and Sign Language

More information

Prom 2008
“Tonight’s Dreams…Tomorrow’s Memories”

Saturday, May 17th from 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM

Aboard the Majestic

Your last day to buy Prom tickets will be Friday, May 2nd.

Driving Directions

If you are driving yourself, please park in the Aquarium of the Pacific’s parking structure. Cost is approximately $10.

Please visit The Pike at Rainbow Harbor to check out a great pre-prom fun spot!

END OF THE YEAR TEXT BOOK RETURN

This is a reminder to all students concerning text books and library books.

• Students please make sure you have your text books.  If you are not sure that the book you have is yours please see the Librarian.  If your book is lost please check the lost and found in the Library.

• If you have any damage to your book please come to the Library as soon as possible so the Librarian can assess the damage.  Do not wait until the last day.

• All library books are due on the due date.  All overdue fines are due now.  No library books will be checked out after April 14th. 

• You are responsible for your own books.  If your books are not returned and fines or late fees not paid, the following will take place:

Eighth grade students will not be able to go to Knott’s Berry Farm or receive their report card.

Seniors will not receive their diploma or transcripts.

CCCS SCHOOL PHONE (951) 834-9190

In order to serve you better we have added an automated phone system to connect you directly to the department or person you wish to speak with.

Homecoming Court 2007

Band - 1st Football Game

Spring Choral Sign Performance

Click on the above link to view assignments, grades, progress reports and information on your child's classes.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Guidance Center has a scholarship opportunity.  The requirement to apply is as follows:  You must be enrolled in a Christian University and submit a one-page typed essay to the Guidance Center on or before May 12th titled, “Why I want to attend a Christian College and how I would like my faith in Christ to make a difference.” 

Search the world's largest scholarship database to find scholarships, apply for student loans, check the college bookstore to find the cheapest prices for textbooks, Test Prep, Online Schools, College info and more!

Attention seniors: If you are planning on attending a 4 year university and will be pursuing a major in the cable and telecommunication industry, a scholarship opportunity is waiting for you!  Stop by the Guidance Center for more information.

The dates for the AP Exams are:

United States History (11th) Friday, May 9th

English Language (11th) Wednesday, May 14th

Macroeconomics (12th) & World History (10th) Thursday May 15th. 

The Matthew 18 Principle For Solving School Problems:
A Christian school is made up of people - parents, administrators, teachers and students. Like any other collection of earthly mortals, the people associated with a Christian school have the potential for misunderstanding, disagreement and even wrong-doing. Nevertheless, it is God's will that we live and work together in harmony.