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Corpus Christi School
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Extracurricular Activities (Sports & Clubs)
Corpus Christi School has a variety of extracurricular activities in which students can participate. Students MUST have an overall passing average in order to sign-up for any school activity. Information on each activity will be posted as it becomes available.
** DISCLAIMER -- Every effort is made to keep this information current. However, changes do occur and
may not be captured here. Verify club activities with the designated teacher/faculty advisor. Updates are noted in red.
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April Schedule 4/2 |
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Hands-on-Equations Math Club (Gr. 4-5) Starts February 2008 |
Field Directions & Schedules 4/2 |
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CYO Fall 2007 Track Grades 5-8
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CYO Fall 2007 Tennis Grades 4-8
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CYO Spring 2008 Girls Softball
Directions to the various fields
Games Schedules for Corpus Christi Teams
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Corpus Christi offers band lessons through an outside company to students in grades 4-8. There is beginning and advanced band.
After school band will begin on Thursday, 9/20 from 3:20 - 4:00 pm. Advanced band is for all students that have played their instrument for one year or longer.
Band Groups Band Schedule for April 08
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Revised Club Rules & Tryout Schedule
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A club for seventh and eighth graders interested in Shakespeare. Members will learn about Shakespeare through movies and performing scenes and plays written by him. Students will participate in a Diocesan Shakespeare Festival and perform their selected play.
Below is a sign-up form for interested students. The club starts on Monday, 9/24, and will meet weekly.
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The
theme for this year’s JASON Project is MONSTER STORMS. JASON
Project is a hands on science club for the motivated fifth and sixth
grade science student. Mrs.
Miller, 4th grade science, and Mrs. Doherty, 5th grade science, sponsor
this club.
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Hands-on-Equations is a pre-pre-Algebra math club for 4th and 5th grade students. Through the use of manipulatives, the concepts of balancing and solving simple algebraic equations is explored. The program runs for six weeks and there are different levels for 4th and 5th grade students. Club begins on 2/28.
Permission form for 4th and 5th grade students (two forms within the document) |
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2007-08 Cantor & Harmony Workshop
For those choir members who are descant or altos or for those who want to practice the skills necessary to becoming a cantor.
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Begins on Tuesday, 9/11/07
This is an after school homework help session for junior high students sponsored by Mrs. Bonard, mbonard@corpuschristischool.org.
There is a permission slip above for our middle school Homework Club, which meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays immediately after dismissal. Corpus Christi’s Homework Club provides teacher assistance to junior high students in math, English, literature and general guidance in other subjects. Please indicate
which day(s) you would like you child to start or continue to attend
Homework Club. A permission slip signed by a parent is required for your
child to participate. Once you
have given your child permission, it is necessary that you contact the
school or Mrs. Bonard via email, if your child
will be absent from Homework Club. Please
remember our dismissal procedures. Students are released to parents or
extended day unless we have written and signed permission from the parent.
Those students who have not been picked up by a parent by 4:30 pm will be
taken to extended day.
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Junior High Science Review Sessions Begins on Monday, 10/22
This is an after school science review session for junior high students in grades 6-8 sponsored by Mrs. Thedwall, hthedwall@corpuschristischool.org. The sessions will be offered on Monday afternoons from 3:20 - 4:30 pm.
Any student interested in attending must have a note signed by the parent to stay after school. Mrs. Thedwall will be available to review topics and cover material currently being taught in the various grades. |
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www.nvjcyo.org/Basket.htm (Schedules/Scores) www.nvjcyo.org/inclement.htm (Inclement Weather Information)
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eCYBERMISSION is a internet-based science, math and technology competition. Registration begins at school on September 25, 2007 and ends on October 15, 2007.
Mrs. Casselbury sponsors eCybermission is a "real world science fair experiment". Students in grades 6, 7 and 8 are able to compete first within the State, then Region and finally Nation. The students must work in teams of 3-4 with all members being in the same grade, not necessarily same class, but the same grade.
Visit www.ecybermission.com to find out more information.
The students develop a science fair hypothesis, do the research on the problem and provide ways of solving the problem. The problem can be as large as a regional problem or as small as the school or grade.
Last year we started with 7 teams and 3 team completed the mission. They received Honorable Mention and were awarded T-Shirts and a Certificate at the Awards Ceremony at the end of the year. This is a GREAT way to apply Science and Technology to real world problems.
Any questions, please see Mrs. Casselbury's link on the online homework site, click here.
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