June 1st 12:30 pm Graduation practice on the field
June 2st 9:00am Senior breakfast - Theater patio
10:00 am Graduation practice on the field
1:45 pm Shuttle begins from CMS to graduation
2:00pm Stadium opens*
*There will be no saving seats allowed before this time
3:00 pm Graduation line-up
4:00 pm Graduation Ceremony
You must be present at all practices in order to participate in the graduation ceremony. You must have completed the check-out process by June 1st at 12pm to participate. Please, leave your cell phones at home as they are not allowed in the ceremony. Click here for detailed graduation information.
Carmel High School has been chosen by Educational Results Partnership (ERP) and the Campaign for Business and Education Excellence (CBEE) as a 2016 California Honor Roll recipient!
The California Honor Roll is part of a national effort to identify higher-performing schools and highlight successful practices that improve outcomes for students. Our school stood above other schools in the state because of our success in getting students to grade level achievement and beyond. School districts receiving this distinction have demonstrated consistent high levels of student academic achievement, improvement in achievement levels over time and reduction in achievement gaps among student populations. For school districts with high schools, the Honor Roll recognition also includes measures of college readiness.
We did not apply for this award (they found us!) and it is a great honor to have been chosen. Thanks to the hard work of the students and teachers here at Carmel High School, we are being recognized for our achievement. This is a testament to the relentless focus on results that our school has shown over the years and to the hard work of our entire school community.
Watch former CHS science teacher Mike Guardino lead an underwater class on Kelp Khemistry at the Monterey Bay Aquarium. Check the Aquarium Facebook page for the live stream Friday morning.
Click here to see the post on Facebook.
Carmel High students and teachers deliver groceries to classmates' families south of the Pfeiffer Canyon in Big Sur.
Carmel High teachers Leigh Cambra (Health), Bridget Randazzo (Spanish), and senior Caroline Mierzwa have created a program to deliver groceries to families in need. So far, they’ve collected over $1000 in donations.
Carmel High School student Chantal Gonzalez took the initiative to seek out her neighbors who live south of the Pfeiffer Canyon—where the bridge has been out for months—to see what they needed. Then Leigh, Bridget, and ASB Secretary Tammy Waldman purchased all the items, organized and bagged them up and went on their way to Big Sur on Thursday, April 20. They were joined on the trip by students Caroline Mierzwa, Diego Cabrera, Diego Salinas, Katya Fredericksen, Hailey Rowe, Coral Barrett, Alex Myers, Julia Kurz, and Nick Haws, as well as staff members Diana Vita, Patricia Hunt, and Shannon Rains
The group hiked the half-mile trail that zig zags up the side of Pfeiffer Hill, elevating 500 feet, loaded down with gallons of milk, beans, rice, eggs, diapers, juice, and more. At the head of the trail, they met up with the families at the post office, who were very happy to have the fresh food.
The group has enough donations to do a few more deliveries and is tentatively scheduling the next delivery for Thursday, May 4.
Hats off to this community-service-minded team of CHS students and staff!
If you would like to make a donation to help CUSD families affected by the bridge collapse in Big Sur please click here
CONTACT YOUR COUNSELOR
The Counseling department at CHS is excited to welcome Alison Francis to our staff for the 2016-17 school year.
Grades 9 and 11: Contact Mrs. Goodbody at jgoodbody@carmelunified.org or 624-1821 ext. 2794
Grades 10 and 12: Contact Ms. Alison Francis at afrancis@carmelunified.org or 624-1821 ext. 2765
