Something About Summer
Something About Summer
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Hey Black Knight family,
We find ourselves at the end of the school year, and as we say goodbye to our seniors, we also say goodbye to our regular sports seasons and hello playoffs. Our baseball team enters the postseason ranked 1st in the conference, looking to carry their momentum forward. Softball and soccer have both secured 3rd place in the conference and are prepared for competitive playoff runs. Track athletes will compete in a last-chance meet for a shot at qualifying for the state championships, while our tennis team heads into conference tournaments with determination and school pride. Let’s show up and cheer them on as they finish their seasons strong — Go Black Knights!
As we approach the final stretch of the academic year, there are several important dates to keep in mind. Seniors will take their finals on May 12th and 13th, with graduation scheduled for May 16th and their senior luncheon on May 9th. Underclassmen Awards Day is May 19th; their finals will take place on May 20th and 21st, which is also the last full day of school for all students. Let’s finish the year with focus, celebration, and school spirit!
I Hope You Have A Fantastic May!
Junior Jayden Keefer
Digital Arts and Design Team
Short Publications Editor
BK Media
Books Due!
Books Due!
Computers Due!
Computers Due!
Upcoming Events
May 1st: Dual Enrollment Classes End
May 1st: Tennis Districts at Milligan University
May 1st: Track Last Chance Meet at Eagleton College
May 1st: Biology EOC
May 1st: US History EOC Subpart 1
May 2nd: Niswonger Classes End
May 2nd: US History EOC Subpart 2
Mat 5th: Cinco De Mayo
May 6th: AP Human Geography Test
May 9th: Senior Luncheon
May 9th: FFA Student Banquet
May 11th: Mothers Day
May 12th: Senior Finals 3rd and 4th Period
May 13th: Senior Finals 1st and 2nd Period
May 13th: AP Pre-Calculus Test
May 16th: Graduation
May 19th: Underclassmen Awards
May 20th: Underclassmen Finals 3rd and 4th Period
May 21st: Underclassmen Finals 1st and 2nd Period
May 21st: Last Full Day of School
May 22nd: No School For Students
May 23rd: Abbrievited Day
May 23rd: 4th Nine weeks Ends
May 23rd: Grade Cards Go Out
May 26th: Memorial day
Athletics Information
Athletics Information
As May arrives, the athletic season at Chuckey-Doak High School is reaching an exciting close. Our spring sports teams have shown tremendous dedication, effort, and success throughout the season. Congratulations to the CDHS Baseball team for earning the title of Conference Season Champions! Our Softball and Soccer teams have also had strong seasons, each securing the opportunity to host a home game in the district tournament. Tennis is beginning district tournament play, with high hopes of advancing deep into the postseason. Meanwhile, our Track and Field athletes are competing in their final meet, pushing for qualifying times to reach the state level.
Thank you to all of our fans, families, and community members who have supported CDHS athletics all year long. Your encouragement and spirit make a difference—we appreciate you!
Go Black Knights!
Contact Dr. Kyle Donahue with questions.
Kyle.Donahue@gcstn.org
Attendance
Attendance
Regular school attendance is essential for student success, as it directly impacts academic performance, social development, and future opportunities. Missing just 18 days in a school year—an average of two days per month—classifies a student as chronically absent, leading to significant learning gaps and difficulty keeping up with coursework. With a four-block schedule, a student missing two days a month loses 12 hours of instruction per month, totaling 108 hours per year—the equivalent of missing 72 full class periods of valuable learning time. Consistent attendance helps students build strong study habits, stay engaged in their education, and develop the discipline needed for future careers. Additionally, being present at school allows students to form meaningful relationships with teachers and peers, fostering a sense of belonging and support. By prioritizing attendance, we can ensure students receive the full benefits of their education and set them on a path toward success.
Contact Dr. Kyle Donahue with questions.
Kyle.Donahue@gcstn.org
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