THEME WEEK: APRIL 11TH-15TH
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Alden Wilcox is a winner in the ARGT Presents Film Festival 2022 High school students from the Aroostook Regional Gifted and Talented (ARGT) program participated in a video presentation competition about their interests, passions, and research with the ARGT community. The selected films and student creators are being showcased on the ARGT Facebook page. A $100 scholarship has been awarded for each selected film. One of the winners of this year’s festival is Caribou High School’s Alden Wilcox! Congratulations, Alden! https://fb.watch/chlr1h11mc/
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Eastern Aroostook RSU39 and Caribou High School welcome guest speakers, Special Agent Chuck Ainsworth and Officer Kevin St. Peter today. They will cover topics such as Bullying and Cyberbullying and potential outcomes of engaging in such behaviors from both school and legal standpoints. Some objectives of this presentation are to convey the importance of "see something, say something," and ton look out for one another.
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Dr. Eric McGough announces “Student of the Month” for the Month of March. Landyn Waldemarson of Perham, a Freshman at Caribou High School, has been selected as the Caribou High School’s Student of the Month for the Month of March, Principal Dr. Eric McGough announced today. The award, sponsored by the Caribou Chapter of the National Honor Society, is given in recognition of a high school student’s academic achievement and citizenship. The Student of the Month program is meant to promote success in and out of the classroom. For a student to be a well-respected citizen, they must be able to balance many different areas of life. They must exemplify outstanding characteristics both as a student and as a citizen of the community. The student must be able to handle many different aspects of student life while maintaining excellence in the classroom. This award is designed to nominate and select students who promote and take pride in Caribou High School and in themselves. To be nominated as Student of the Month the candidate must be a current high school student. The student will exemplify character in and out of the classroom. Students are nominated by Caribou High School Faculty and Administration each month. The selected student's picture and name will be showcased during the month of recognition both at school and on the school website. The administration will also present a Student of the Month Certificate to the student. Congratulations Landyn Waldemarson!
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Spring Sports Tryout Schedule!
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Reminder: Early Release March 24th and March 25th. Students will be dismissed at noon.
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CHS Winter Carnival Theme Week Starting March 21st!
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Congratulations to Alan Sead for winning the State of Maine Voices of Democracy Speech Contest.
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Calling all music lovers! Caribou High School choir members are pleased to host the University of Maine at Orono, University Singers for a free concert on Thursday, March 17th at 7:00 P.M. in the Caribou Performing Arts Center. The sixty-five member ensemble will offer an hour long performance with several styles of music. Elijah Verhoff and Austin LaPlante, Caribou HS Chorus Alumni will participate in this exciting performance. Masks are encouraged.
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The Junior Achievement Titan Challenge was held at UMPI, on Wednesday, March 2. CHS Team 2 placed first in the state, in the first round of competition (out of three rounds). They were unable to hold their lead for all three rounds and ended in 14th place out of 68 teams statewide. This was their first year participating in the live competition and both teams (TEAM 1 AND TEAM 2) did an amazing job.They are already strategizing for next year's competition. They should be very proud of their performance and teamwork! Also, I would like to mention that Laura Plourde was the winner of the Junior Achievement Social Media Challenge for the day. Team 1: Laura Plourde, Tyra Sterner, Calvin Hersey Team 2: Jayden Fournier, Claire Ouellette, Lars Spooner
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Seniors! Applications for CHS Scholarships are now open. Information regarding scholarships has been emailed to all Seniors and is also available in the Guidance Office if there are additional questions. The due date for scholarships is May 1st.
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Principal Dr. Eric McGough is proud to announce that Chloe Sleeper of Caribou, a senior at Caribou High School, has been selected to receive the 2022 Principals' Award. Congratulations Chloe!
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On February 28, 2022, the AATF (American Association of Teachers of French) announced the winners of their National French Week Media contest, and Madame Bouré’s AP French class at Caribou High School placed in the top tier! This award carries a cash prize which the students want to use for a field trip this spring. Actors Michael Cyr, Mikaela Spooner, Chloe Sleeper, and Naomi Cote ranked first out of over 90 video submissions, with judge Catherine Ousselin remarking to Madame Bouré, “Vos élèves sont formidables!” (Your students are tremendous!). Alissa Evans was the videographer and Chloe Sleeper wrote and edited the short film. Students were required to make a three-minute presentation with the prompt “Venez Au Monde Francophone”, meaning “Come to the French World”. The video made by the Caribou High School students follows a French-Acadian grandmother and granddaughter and the struggle to maintain the language and culture over generations. As part of their French studies at CHS, these students have studied Acadian history, read “Au Revoir, l’Acadie” and toured the Acadian Village in Van Buren to gain a greater understanding of the struggle of the Acadians in Aroostook County following the Grand Dérangement as well as the negative stereotypes associated with ‘Valley French’ following Maine laws that forbid students from speaking their native French in schools in the mid 20th century. The students’ goal is to bring more awareness to the rich culture and history of the Acadians by including cultural elements such as the Catholic faith, ployes, Tintamarre heads, and of course, French. In January, the French Honor Society worked together to teach a three-week seminar for Power Hour at Caribou Community School to share their knowledge with younger students.
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The Caribou National Honor Society held its annual induction ceremony on Thursday, March 3, 2022 at the Caribou Performing Arts Center, inducting 15 new members to the organization. Chapter President Naomi Cote welcomed guests and discussed the importance of the National Honor Society before new members were inducted. “Members of this chapter are more than just good grades and good performance in school,” she said. “The members of the National Honor Society are well rounded individuals that contribute to their families, their school and their community.” Newly inducted members for the 2021-2022 school year are: Kayley Bell, Jadynn Blackstone-Eye, Ashlyn Bouchard, James Cherrier, Kathryn Doody, Colin Dumont, Alissa Evans, Landyn Hyde, Lilly Johnson Roy, Rebecca Matley, Griffen McNeal, Kallee Parent, Selena Savage, Nevaeh Trombley, Courtney Whitmore. With 15 members before Thursday’s induction, the Caribou National Honor Society now consists of 30 members. Those who were members before the Thursday ceremony are Sierra Beaulieu (Vice President), Naomi Cote (President), Michael Cyr, Kerigan Guerrette, Abbiegale McNeal, Cassidy Page (Historian), Amanda Poulin (Treasurer), Kathleen Powers, Chloe Sleeper, Jessica Soucy, Mikaela Spooner, Gabrielle Sutherland, Mia Theriault (Secretary), Jordan Thompson, Alden Wilcox. Congratulations to all Students
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Last opportunity to reserve your 2021-2022 Yearbook. There is will be a limited number of yearbooks available for purchase. If you wish to reserve a copy, please see Dr. Waldemarson in room 106 by the end of this week. Attached is an order form that must be completed and turned in to guarantee your copy. If you have any questions contact the high school or email Dr. Waldemarson at vwaldemarson@rsu39.org.
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Caribou High School Names “Student of the Month” for the Month of February. Claire Ouellette of Caribou, a Sophomore at Caribou High School, has been selected as the Caribou High School’s Student of the Month for the Month of February, Principal Dr. Eric McGough announced today. The award, sponsored by the Caribou Chapter of the National Honor Society, is given in recognition of a high school student’s academic achievement and citizenship. The Student of the Month program is meant to promote success in and out of the classroom. For a student to be a well-respected citizen, they must be able to balance many different areas of life. They must exemplify outstanding characteristics both as a student and as a citizen of the community. The student must be able to handle many different aspects of student life while maintaining excellence in the classroom. This award is designed to nominate and select students who promote and take pride in Caribou High School and in themselves. To be nominated as Student of the Month the candidate must be a current high school student. The student will exemplify character in and out of the classroom. Students are nominated by Caribou High School Faculty and Administration each month. The selected student's picture and name will be showcased during the month of recognition both at school and on the school website. The administration will also present a Student of the Month Certificate to the student. Congratulations Claire Ouellette!
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Congratulations to the Class of 2022 Senior Superlative Recipients!
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Good Luck to our Lady Vikings as they take on Old Town in the Northern Maine Class B Girls Quarterfinal at the Cross Insurance Center in Bangor. Game is at 11:00AM. GO VIKINGS!!!!!! Tickets can be purchased ahead of time or at the door. CDC guidelines must be followed at the cross insurance center, masks must be worn. Here is a link to purchase tickets on-line. https://www.crossinsurancecenter.com/event/mpa-basketball-tournament-2/ Game can be watched live at- https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/mpa/gam3404244bbb
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Good Luck to this Viking Wrestler as he competes today at the 2022 MPA Class B Wrestling Championship in Bath, Maine. GO VIKINGS!! Link to watch live- https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/mpa/gam6eae3311e9
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The Caribou Vikings Boys Varsity Team takes on Mount View in the Northern Maine Class B Prelim tonight at 5:00 p.m. The game will be streamed live on the link below. Good Luck Vikings!!!!! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2vhC5EuFcVklkNx86ujkXw
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