We live in a beautiful community with extraordinary people. A community is built by the foundation of humble hands and the passion of hardworking men and women. Chardon is such a wonderful place to raise a family. Our school becomes an extension of your family with all of the learning and activities that our children get involved in. The foundation that we share is our shared community values.
I am beginning my 10th year as an administrator in Chardon. I have to tell you that the most enriching experience that I connect with each day is the students that walk into my office to check-in. When you walk into my office you will notice a book that students sign as guests for the day. My little autograph book is a beacon of conversation for students and guests (of course, so is the Bob Ross coloring book). Nearly 25 years ago you would have never caught me going to the principal’s office to say hello or chat about what was going on in my day. Over the course of the last decade, the stigma of the office has turned into an opportunity for each of the administrators to build relationships with our students. When we say that we love our kids--we truly mean it. They energize us to be more and to give more. They allow us to live our core values more when we are visible to our students and staff. The culture of our school lives within our connection with our students and staff, and we celebrate the many ways that we grow as a community. It is important to note that we are truly living in historical times in Chardon. After going back-to-back in winning football championships, our baseball team battled to be champs to end the school year. Three championships! Most people spend an entire career chasing one, and Chardon just accomplished three in less than eighteen months! This championship culture energizes all of us in all that we do as students, athletes, educators, and community members. As we draw connections to our history-making year, we are celebrating the 150th commencement this year with our seniors. These seniors came to us as eighth graders! They will be a record-breaking class with earning the most class credits, the most graduation seals, the most service hours achieved, the most college credits earned, and the most accolades ever in athletics. It is going to be an extraordinary year! Everything is so ripe for our community to refine our core values and live our mission of high achievement for all students with a renewed emphasis on learning. This season is prime for traditions to bloom all over this campus with student activities, personal relationships, personalized learning, and a commitment to renewing our mission, vision, and values. We are excited to welcome the following Hilltoppers to our school family in the following positions: Ms. Mary Pat Pavicic, Assistant Principal Mr. Jason Hall, Engineer Teacher Ms. Sarah Durk, English Teacher Mr. David Massucci, English Teacher Ms. Kayla O’Brien, Health Teacher (.2 CHS/ .8 CMS) Mr. John Cameron Niehus, Cafeteria/Study Hall Monitor Mr. Shane Quin, Tutor We are very excited to share the talents of these amazing people with each of you! This summer has been a wonderful opportunity to refresh and prepare for a brand new school year. Celebrate the time you have with your family and friends! This comprehensive document is a great reference for you to feel prepared for the school year. See you soon! General Information Welcome Message from Mr. Murray (Explanation of Document) Meet the Assistant Principals (Principal's Podcast) Bell Schedule (White, Red, Black) Transportation Procedures (Morning/Afternoon Procedures) August 1st All Fall Practice Begin June 1 Communication Regarding Sports Fees 22-23 Athletic Season Pass Information Please go to Final Forms and update all medical information Details for login (New Accounts) August 8th Infinite Campus: Student Schedules Released
August 8th-11th Student Parking Passes Guidelines and Application Senior Mentor parking permits will be available online for sale on August 8, 2022. Senior parking permits will be available online for sale on August 9, 2022. Junior parking permits will be available online for sale on August 10, 2022. Sophomore parking permits will be available online for sale on August 11, 2022. Late Arrival/Early Dismissal / Open Campus Applications Please read the criteria here. August 11th 9:00 AM -New Student Registration With Counselors August 12th 12:30-2:00pm Welcome Back Party for 8th graders/New Students 2:30-3:30pm: 8th Grade/ New Student Orientation/
August 15th and16th Schedule changes with school counselors 10:00 am-2:00 pm
August 15th and 16th Welcome Back Teachers Chardon High School (grades 8-12) traditionally does not issue school supply lists prior to the start of the school year. Some 8-12 classes will not have a specific list of required items. For those classes that do, students will receive teacher-specific supply lists during class time during the first week of school. All CHS students are asked to come prepared for the first day of school with basic items e.g. writing utensils, notebook, etc. August 17th First Day of School! White Day Schedule - 9th Grade Meeting during Topper Time August 18th White Day Schedule - 8th Grade Meeting during Circuit 1st Day of the Freshman Mentoring Program August 19th White Day Schedule - 12th Grade Meeting during Topper Time Freshman Mentoring Program with Advisors August 22nd White Day Schedule - 10th Grade Meeting during Topper Time August 23rd White Day Schedule - 11th Grade Meeting during Topper Time August 24th Red Day Schedule - Late Start with Periods 2, 4, 6 Picture Day (Make-up date: TBD) 9th and 11th Hearing / Vision Screening (Possibility) August 25th Black Day Schedule - Periods 1, 3, 5, 7 August 26th Regular White Day Schedule September 2nd PD Day (No School) September 7th Meet the Teachers / Open House Night 6:00-7:30 PM Parent-Teacher Conferences 2022-2023 1st Semester Quarter 1: September 28, 2022 (4:30-8:30) Long Quarter 2: October 10, 2022 (4:30-8:30) Long Quarter 2: November 28, 2022 (4:30-8:00) Short 2nd Semester Quarter 3: February 6, 2023 (4:30-8:00) Short PT Conference Night with Curriculum Night 7:00 PM We are very excited to see your smiling faces very soon. We all have been working with a renewed sense of purpose preparing for this school year and look forward to commencing the new school year! Stay apprised of all updates by checking the Week in Reflection. 2022-2023 CHARDON HIGH SCHOOL CALENDAR (Click to view online) Bell Schedules (Click to view online) Resources Week in Reflection: This is the Weekly Publication for Parents/Students/Staff Chardon High School: Program of Study Chardon High School Bell Schedule; Google Document of our bell schedule Chardon High School Student Handbook Graduation Seals Manual Teacher Resources for CHS Students Student Acceptable Use Policy (All Students must fill out this form)
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