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VAPA SHOWCASE
CHS families and the community are invited to the annual CHS VAPA Showcase on Wednesday, January 22nd at 7:00pm in the CHS Center for the Performing Arts. Admission is free.
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Carmel Unified School District (CUSD) Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP) Stakeholder Feedback Survey
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Counseling Newsletter #4
Click below to view the December Counseing Newsletter full of good information for all grade levels.
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Padre Sports Fall Results
As we end the fall season we wanted to share all the great accomplishents of our Fall Athletes. This will be updated as more information comes in.
Girls Tennis
Finished 5th in the PCAL Gabilan Division
- Gabilan End of Season Individual tournament Qualifiers: Singles - Anastasia Zolotova & Kea Yengst. Doubles teams - Kandace Kimes/Chelsea Olvera and Alyson Sullivan/Jordan Chiewpanich.
- Sherille Tupino was nominated for the Gabilan Division Sportsmanship Award.
Girls Golf
Finished 2nd Place the PCAL Gabilan Division- Brenna Ozel, Elle Bohlman, Makenna Tarsitano, Sophie Southard, Shannon Smith and Ariana Smith qualified for the CCS Tournament
Girls Volleyball
18-14, 8-4 in League
3rd Place in League
CIF CCS Division 4 Semi Finalist
- Emma Crabbe named Monterey Herald All-County Player of the Year
- Emma Crabbe and Karoline Ruiz Named PCAL Gabilan Division First Team
Football
6-6 Overall, 3-4 in League
CIF CCS Division 4 Semi Finalist
- Kai Lee, Lavar Edwards and JT Byrne were selected first team all League.
- Dakota Mornhinweg, Amir Brown and Benicio Cristofalo were selected second team all League.
Boys Water Polo
16-11, 8-3 in League
2nd Place in League
CIF CCS Division 2 Runner Up (First Time in School History)
- Drew Holland of Carmel was chosen as the PCAL Gabilan Division Offensive Player of the Year.
- Nate Miglaw and Zack Brady also made first team.
Girls Water Polo
12-3, 11-1 in League
PCAL Mission Division Champions
CIFCCS Wid Card
- Erin Trotter was selected as the PCAL Mission Division Offensive Player of the Year
- Sonya Buran made first team.
Cross Country
Girls -- Team competed in the CIF CCS Division 4 Race finishing in 12th Place
- Sophia Davi (35th), Phoebe Varjian (60th), Marina Hobson (72nd), Gianna Herrera (74th), Pearl Chavez (76th), Marie Mathews (89th)
Boys -- 3 Runners qualified for CIF CCS Division 4 Race
- Dylan Craig (58th), Aiden Tarantino (64th), Kieren Daste (72nd)
Girls Field Hockey
6-6-2, 6-1-1 in League
PCAL Mission Division Co-Champs (First Time in Program History)
- Sierra Seifert was selected Mission Division Offensive Player of the Year
- Sierra Seifert, Haemi Chee, Amaya Gomez and Tatiana Vargas were selected First Team All Mission League
- Ella Fenstermaker, Ella Mendoza and Gianna Dalton were selected Second Team All Mission League
- Quinn Colter was selected to the Richard Chaimberlin "All Sportsmanship Team"
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Human Trafficking Prevention Resources
As required by Ca. Ed. Code 49381, districts are required to provide to parents of students in grades 6-12 with information on human trafficking prevention resources. In consultation with the Monterey County Office of Education, we selected these resources to share with parents.
US State Dept. - 15 Ways You Can Help Fight Human Trafficking
protect.org - Human Trafficking Prevention Education and Training
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Latest Edition of #WeAreCarmelUnified
Most of us know the sixteenth-century proverb “He can’t see the forest for the trees” which is a way of saying someone is too focused on the details to really look at the situation as a whole. It’s an argument made to focus on the Big Picture. Recently I spent some time thinking about this proverb and some of the limitations of what I will call A Forest View. What follows is a summary of what I shared with all staff at our Welcome Back Breakfast on August 7.
