Ms. Klein Honored

Ms. Klein was honored by the Alcohol Policy Panel of SD County for her partnership with SAY SD and her leadership in facilitating HAMS’ students annual Sugar to Heroine Project, which works to reduce alcohol and drug-related harm in our community. 

Ms. Klein said, "I’m grateful to be able to lead our students in educational experiences that truly matter and will last a lifetime."

Thank you Ms. Klein for your dedication to CHS students and the Community of Clairemont!

This Saturday (April 20th)
Rummage and Sidewalk Sale
CHS Parking Lot

The SD Madres will be one of the vendors selling great Padres merch, plus FREE Food and more!

Attention CHS Teams, Clubs, Groups and Entrepreneurs, this is another fundraising opportunity!  Reserve your spot today, it’s FREE for CHS groups and students and only $20 for outside vendors.  Booths are curbside for easy loading and unloading and great visibility.

Visit our website for more details about how to reserve your spot at CHSFoundation.info.

Buy Spring Fling Tickets
Online Now!

Huge Silent Auction, Delicious Food, Live Music, Great People and more on Saturday, May 4.

To buy tickets, visit our Spring Fling page
on our website CHSFoundation.info

This is a fundraising opportunity for CHS groups and teams.  You can enter up to 3 baskets into our Silent Auction, send us an email to let us know to reserve a spot(s) for you.

This is a 21+ event, May 4th at Brick by Brick in Bay Park.   Doors open at 6, tables start closing at 8:15 and Sonic Moonshine is going to rock us into the night.

$30 presale,  $35 day of the event at the door, space permitting

Star Wars theme, costumes are so welcomed.  Pew Pew Pew!

• GRADUATION REHEARSAL - June 4

9:00 am Rehearsal
10:30 am breakfast
11:30 am cap & gown distribution

• GRADUATION CEREMONY - June 5 @ 5:30 pm

• Diploma pick up/Cap & Gown Return - June 6th, 9:30am - 12:30pm

Peer Public Health Advocate
Summer Camp

Student Application Due By April 29th

We invite your rising 11th and 12th graders to join us for the 2nd Annual Peer Public Health Advocate Summer Camp, taking place Monday, July 15th through Friday, the 19th. At the 5-day summer camp, students will receive hands-on public health training from San Diego County's Health & Human Services Agency professionals in the following branches: Tuberculosis Control and Refugee Health; Epidemiology and Immunization Services; HIV, STD, and Hepatitis; and Maternal, Child and Family Health Services. Attendees will explore health careers beyond hospital systems, providing an excellent introduction to public health occupations and connecting them to a public health professional network. Students will collaborate on team projects and pursue public health topics individually during the experience. 

To apply, students must complete the camp application and have a teacher submit the teacher recommendation form by Monday, April 29th.

Camp Details

Where: San Diego County Office of Education-Linda Vista Innovation Center; 2202 Comstock Street, San Diego 92111

When: Mon, July 15th – Fri, the 19th; 9 am – 12:30 pm each day

Eligibility: Students must…

• Be rising 11th & 12th graders (must be a current sophomore or junior during the 2023-2024 school-year).

• Be 18 years or younger.

• Submit the Student Application by Monday, April 29th. No late submissions will be considered.

• Ask a teacher to submit the Teacher Recommendation Form by Monday, April 29th. No late submissions will be considered.

• Have a parent/guardian sign the Digital Consent Form (provided upon acceptance).

• Obtain own transportation to and from the Camp.

• Provide own laptop.

• Provide own lunch.

If you have any questions, please contact Sonia Lira at Sonia.Lira@sdcoe.net

 CHIEFTAIN SPORTS INFO & NEWS

For updated calendar, team results and news,
and to answer Chieftain Athletics questions,
visit our CHS Chieftains webpage.

CHS COACHES
Head Coaches & Contacts

WAHUPA - Free College & Career Counseling

Wahupa Educational Talent Search Application

WAHUPA provides FREE academic, career, and financial counseling to its participants and encourages them to graduate from high school and continue to college. TRIO Programs are Federal outreach and student service programs designed to identify and provide services for individuals from underrepresented backgrounds.

FREE Services:

• Academic Counseling on SAT / ACT tests & A-G Rigorous Course Selection

• Tutoring Connection

• College & Financial Aid Information & Application Assistance

• Financial / Economic Literacy Connection

Eligibility:

• U.S. Citizen or Legal Permanent Resident

• Not Enrolled in another Talent Search (ETS), Educational Opportunity Center (EOC), Upward Bound (UB) or Cal-SOAP program

• Completed ETS application <—click to download

Priority is given to students who are:

• Low-income

• First Generation (neither parent has graduated from a four-year university with a bachelor's degree)

• Planning to attend College

Benefits of a FREE ETS Advisor:

• Free individualized services

• College and financial aid up-to-date information

• Well trained and experienced advisement

• Reminders of important deadlines 

• Access to meetings and workshops for parents

Mental Health Webinar Series for Parents

The SDCOE and Rady Children’s Hospital Webinar Series. The following topics will be covered:

• • Jan. 24: Social Media’s Impact on Youth Mental Health

  • Feb. 2: Mental Health 101: Everything Parents Need to Know to Support Youth at Home

  • March 13: From Darkness to Light: A Parent’s Guide to Recognizing and Responding to Youth Depression

  • April 24: Cultivating School-Life Balance to Support Academic Success

  • May 15: When Anxiety Attacks: How You Can Help

Attend one or ALL! Time for all dates is 5:30 - 6:30 pm and virtual

These opportunities are being advertised across the county and state. They are limited to only 500 Zoom participants

English Flyer 

Spanish Flyer

Stop By the CHS Wellness Space

Our new CHS Wellness Space is open in Room 202. In the space you will meet our new counselor, Mrs. MacMaster. The purpose of the space is to create a safe, inclusive, non-judgemental space for students to connect to resources needed to support their physical and social-emotional health. 

The space provides the following?

• Snacks and water

• Restful atmosphere

• Mindfulness techniques

• Deep breathing exercises

• Fidget tools / games

• Music

• Counseling services

• Informational materials

• Referrals to outside agencies

Clairemont Community Resource
List / Map

Link to Clairemont Community Resources

STUDENTS CAN NOT COME TO SCHOOL WITH THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS. 
They will be sent home for any of the following, and be asked to take a COVID test and follow the San Diego County Health Guidelines.

• Fever with or no chills > 100.0F

• Cough*

• Shortness of breath

• Nasal congestion/Rhinorrhea (Runny Nose)*

• Sore Throat

• Nausea/Vomiting/Diarrhea*

• Fatigue*

• New Loss of Taste/Smell

• Headache*

• Muscle/Body Aches*

• Poor Feeding or Poor Appetite* 

If a student has  any of the symptoms on the list, please keep and isolate your student at home and use Self-Reporting Tool Link to report the illness. Someone from SDUSD illness and COVID follow-up team will contact you directly.  They will go over the specific requirements of how long to stay home and COVID testing options.

*If your student has a chronic pre-existing condition that causes these symptoms, your student may come to school if a “Certification of Chronic Medical Condition” form is on file.  Available in the CHS Health Office.

* Free COVID home tests are available in the CHS Health Office.

* New permission for this school year is necessary to test at school routinely or if sick in the health office.  Use the primary health app.