There's no denying it: Summer is upon us. After completing exams and assignments, signing yearbooks and saying goodbyes, students left CHS for a well-deserved break. We wish all students and staff an enjoyable summer.
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Big congratulations to the Class of 2009. Everyone at CHS is proud of your accomplishments, and we wish you the best in your future plans. You made it!
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Summer is the best time to relax with a good book. There are several places online to look for suggestions, including the American Library Association's "Best Books for Young Adults" list at www.ala.org/yalsa/book
lists, and other sites including www.teenreads.com, www.guysread.com, and www.readingrants.org.
Also, don't forget to try the public library for good suggestions and a wide selection of the latest and greatest titles.
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Students who plan to take the ACT test on Sept. 12 must register by Aug. 7. Log on to www.act.org for registration.
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The Millennium Scholarship is a great opportunity for students planning to attend college in Nevada after high school. Log on to www.nevadatrea
surer.gov to view the requirements for this program.
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The Fall Athletic Clearance Night will be held in the CHS North Foyer at 6 p.m. June 15. All athletes must turn in their completed sports packet at that time, and will have the opportunity to meet with their prospective coaches.
Sports packets and further information are available online at www.carson
high.com or call 283-1900.
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Summer football class for JV and varsity players starts June 29. Summer conditioning for incoming freshmen starts July 6.
Please contact Coach Roman at 283-1729 with any questions.
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The Carson High School football team concluded its spring football drills with a community service canned food drive, and it was a huge success. The football team's efforts resulted in three truckloads of food for needy people in the Carson City area.
The goal of the effort was to give back to the community in some way for all the support given to the program.
The team thanks all those who were involved in helping support the food drive.
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Cadets from the CHS NJROTC recently collected 60 boxes of clothing and shoes for Project Iraq. The items were distributed to needy Iraqi families.
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Senator Square will be on hiatus for the summer. The next column will be published at the beginning of the 2009-10 school year.
• Cory King is a librarian at Carson High School.