From the Principal's Desk
Dear Members of the CHS Community:
We have a lot to celebrate as we head into this holiday weekend!
Scott Poole
Principal
ANGP 2019
Attention Class of 2019! The All Night Grad Party is a few weeks away. Over 200 students are coming - are you? Register at http://www.chantillyhsptsa.org/ANGP/ANGP.html.
Recognitions
 Girls Track-District Champions
Girls Track Team
Congratulations to the Girls Track Team, District Champs! This is the 2nd consecutive Concorde District Championship win.
The following athletes earned All-District Honors:
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Josie Allamby- High Jump (5' 0");
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Jenay Soumahro- 100m Hurdles (15.98f/15.59p); 300m Hurdles (48.46)
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Jack Madaj- Shot Put (45' 2.5")
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Elizabeth Wu- 3200m Run (11:43.77)
- Girls 4x800m Relay- 9:48.77 (Elizabeth Wu, Nyla Carter-Ogden, Nicole Re, Ruby Carter Ogden)
- Girls 4x100m Relay- 50.92 (Kendra Bush, Kayla Chang, Claire Jones, Emera Cooper)
The Coaching Staff were voted Outstanding Girls Coaches of the Year.
Education for Employment
Congratulations to our students who were recognized this week at the Education for Employment Ceremony on May 21st, and to our partners, Centauri, MEBS GLobal Reach, Overture Fair Ridge, Pohanka Augomotive Group and Quest Diagnostics.
Aryaa Bhole, Matt Brune, Gilbert Canas-Marquez, Jordan Cole, Megan Cook, Kazma Kaneko, Melissa Mendoza Rivas, Anthony Phan, Meghan Rock, Nathaniel Rosenbloom, Justin Tolliver
Academic Achievement Awards
These Underclass (Grades 9-11) students have been recognized for their Academic Achievement with the following Awards:
CTE (Career & Technical Education) Department
Outstanding Marketing Student: Corinne Karabulut
English Department Awards
Outstanding 9th Grade Student: Katie Craddock
Outstanding 10th Grade Student: Sharazad Ali
Outstanding 11th Grade Student: Adriana Gao
Mathematics Department Awards
Outstanding 9th Grade Student: Natalie Hogan
Outstanding 10th Grade Student: Janice Guo
Outstanding 11th Grade Student: Dylan Wang
Rensselaer Polytechnic Award: Anthony Spinetta
Physical Education Department Awards
Outstanding 9th Grade Student: Ellie Fiening
Outstanding 10th Grade Student: Meghan O’Brien
Outstanding Personal Fitness Student (Male): Thomas Latham
Science Department Awards
Outstanding 9th Grade Student: Lindsey Wang
Outstanding 10th Grade Student: Pranav Kanapuram
Outstanding 11th Grade Student: Tanvi Bhat
University of Rochester, Bausch & Lomb Award: Shreya Tripathy
Social Studies Department Awards
Outstanding 9th Grade Student: Katie Craddock
Outstanding 10th Grade Student: Michael Massingill
Outstanding 11th Grade Student: John Massingill
Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR),Outstanding Work In American History Award: John Massingill
Visual Arts Department Award
Outstanding Studio Art Student: Henrry Escalante Henriquez
World Languages Department Awards
Outstanding Latin Student: Allison Lampe
Outstanding German Student: Sarah MacNamara
Outstanding French Student: Kavya Shankar
Outstanding Spanish Student: Gabrielle Levy
Governor’s Language Academy Recognition
French: Rachel Rhee, Kavya Shankar
Japanese: Sarah MacNamara, Thomas Maher
Spanish: Manvi Nair
Governor’s School Recognition
Visual & Performing Arts: Gregory Cho, Ein Sim
Boys/Girls State
Ben Condemi
Rachel Park
Caroline Weeren
Book Awards
Cornell Club Book Award: Madeleine LeBeau
GW Book Award: Anastasia Obernberger
Harvard Prize Book Award: Gayatri Chintala
Randolph College Book Award: Jacob Rodrigues
Wellesley College Book Award: Adriana Gao
William and Mary Leadership Award
Lloyd Mendoza
Hugh O’Brien Youth Leadership Recognition
Kaitlin Molloy
Upcoming Events at CHS
Senior Portraits for the Class of 2019 will be taken at school beginning May 28. Students were mailed appointment cards with all information.
QUESTIONS? CONTACT LIFETOUCH
410-644-7700 or 800-445-1191 or ANSWERS@LIFETOUCH.COM
Recent Student Successes
This is the next installment for the school year of what has become a weekly segment aimed at recognizing students for demonstrating recent improvement or achievement in academics, behavior or citizenship. At the end of each recognition, you will see the name of the nominating teacher or staff member. On a rotating basis, departments will nominate students. I meet with recognized students each week to congratulate them in person.
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Yeimy Cameros Asencio is a very new arrival to Chantilly and from day one she has been a terrific student. Yeimy is so excited to learn math and she's doing a great job. This young woman is delightful, so kind, so polite, just a wonderful addition to our classroom and to Chantilly. Ms. Tatiana Kahn
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Bharat Danturthy has demonstrated tireless perseverance with regard to following program and workplace policies, building personal and professional relationships, and preparing for his next steps. He has shown growth and a willingness to adapt as needed, and has shown himself to be a true asset to our program and his workplace. I'm proud of you. Ms. Lauren Soljanyk
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Ian Drummond's desire to learn and his work ethic have been strong throughout the year and lately he has been very impressive. At a time when many students struggle to keep up with the grind, Ian is persevering and his work ethic and demeanor is refreshing for this time of the year. Mr. Ross Bosse
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Veronica (Nicki) Fitzgerald has come such a long way since she first started in STEP two years ago. Her hard work and determination has paid off as she has obtained a full-time job as a busser at Dave and Busters. Although she will be graduating soon, we will never forget her positivity and sparkling personality. She has been a model student and employee! We will miss you, Nicki! Please come back and visit us next year! Ms. Meghan Chavez
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Haneen Khater is a passionate student of history, but her true impact shows outside the classroom. She lives her beliefs, modeling courage and confidence as she challenges stereotypes. She is an inspiration to all who are faced with adversity about how to carry on with dignity and self-respect. Ms. Angie Rollet
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Kayla Kim works very hard and makes a great effort in Anatomy. All of her work has been completed on time and her assessment scores have increased. I am pleased to see her working so hard to remain engaged and be successful. Ms. Christine Gamache
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Dima Tambil has been an exceptional student in World History 2 all year. Her interactive class notebook exceeds expectations on every notebook check, and she is always willing to help other students who are missing work. Whenever we do group classwork, Dima leads by example. She is an amazing student and classmate. Mr. John Kayajanian
- Since starting World War I, Samuel (Sam) Westover has showed great enthusiasm for history. He has shared resources with myself and Mr. Kayajanian, and has been an active participant in class. I have really enjoyed sharing books and movie recommendations with him. Ms. Mary Catherine Keating
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