Finals Week Schedule

October Students of the Month

Congratulations to our Students of the Month, nominated by CHS teachers and staff as

Most Responsible: 

Ben Martinez (2), Jacob Heiser (2), Hannah Fridrich, Alyssa Galicia, Tommy Gardner, Saylor Cripe, Julia Blakely, Kieren Kvenild-Murray, Giddalty Obeso, Catherine Buonaguidi, Emily Caldwell, Bennett Foreman, Bella Rocha, Olivia Hansen, Ema Kamler, Julia Hadland, Oscar Weigel, Isaac Martinez, Carolyn Byrne, Lisa Pajak, Chase Lander, Aidan Sweeney, Athena Wilson, Wyatt Todd, Ryan Lee, Adrienne Ranansky, Sebastian Gaspar Perez Diaz, Amery Gill, Aneel Bhatia, Aurora Gonzalez-Park, Roy Reneker, Ruby Carr (2), Orla Cook, Sophia Cho, Nathan Chen, Sydney Hill, Omar Bitar, Mo Bitar, Ava Kadosh, Ava Ghio (2), John Campo, Grace Paul, Jack Norman, Elsa Mayer, Hudson Silva, Azucena Salinas Martinez, Marina Hobson, Isabella Bony, Teo Espinola, Riley Palshaw, Sophia Carvalho, Chloe Gladstone, Olivia Bartle, Ashley Reyes Solano, Jovanna Martinez, Lelia, Kraut, Ryan McRae, Ruby Myrold,  Teagan Puryear, Brady Kasper,  Zachary Farfan, Matthew Martinez, Nynke Stomp, Hannah Filly, Jim Moreau, Audrey Glaser, Lily Bell, Isabelle Perez-Nevarez, Elizabeth Chan, Callum Jeffers, Jonny Elazar, Noah Scattini, Amy Allen, Emie McCathie, Abby Shipnuck, Jackson Bartholomew, Warren Blut, Abby Weisenfeld, Shannon Ikemiya, Jade Kang, Cole Dahlia Prekoski, Hannah Graessely, Julia Stenvick, Riley McArdle, Alexa Julian, Cole Montgomery, Oliver Stephens.

CHS Wellness Center

CHS is thrilled to announce the opening of our new WELLNESS CENTER. The CHS WELLNESS CENTER is a safe space that anyone can access if you need a break and want some fun. Wellness Center staff are trained in anixiety, stress management and other student social/emotional health needs. 

For more information about the services offered in the Wellness Center visit the website link above. 

Are you someone who enjoys collaborating with your peers, discussing different perspectives on important school and district issues, providing your input and being part of a thoughtful process resulting in innovative solutions? If so, read on!

Carmel Unified is committed to elevating student voice and supporting the unique and varying needs of our students. Elevating student voices is critical in shaping conversations about education and creating change. Therefore, the Carmel Unified School District is announcing the creation of a Superintendent’s Student Advisory Council. The Council will aim to amplify and elevate student voices to serve as a bridge between the school board, the district and students to create positive change in our schools and district.

If you are a current high school student in our district and are passionate about school or district wide issues, please apply here by December 5, 2021.

CUSD has released a Family Emergency Response Guide to help families understand when, why, how and which safety responses are used within our schools and how parents/families can help work with our schools to ensure students and staff are kept safe on our campuses. Find a downloadable version (Spanish version coming soon) here.