Have your voice heard! What you say matters! Join 1 of 3 virtual focus groups on January 26, 27, or 28. Earn up to $100! To sign up email Ms. Jackie at barbosaj@cfschools.net or call Aura and Noel at 401-680-5960

Writing Contest (TW: Cancer) The Cancer Unwrapped Teen Writing Contest opens a dialogue with teens about their emotions and realities when dealing with cancer, whether their own diagnosis or that of a loved one. This annual event encourages teens to write about their experiences for the opportunity to win one of several $1,000 cash prizes. We aim to give a voice to teens representing an array of social identities and lived experiences. Cancer Pathways (formerly Gilda's Club) has a mission of 'facing cancer together'. This writing contest is one of the ways we help teens and their families realize they are not alone. You can also learn more about the contest on our website - https://cancerpathways.org/programs/cancer-unwrapped/ Contest Eligibility & Guidelines: Open to students in grades 9-12 Essay length must range between 500-1,000 words The contest deadline is March 14th, 2021 at midnight PST Cash prizes of $1,000 will be awarded to the winners.

Help the Central Falls Police Department name their new K9. Submit a name using the form - bit.ly/CFPD-K9. Submissions are due December 13th. Keep it clean, respectful, and creative!!

Virtual training series for youth and young adults (ages 14-24). Go to bit.ly/CopingCOVID-yac

Monday Nov 16th and Thursday Nov 19th there will be a virtual college fair with ALL of the RI four year Colleges. The event is from 4-6pm on zoom. This event is open to all grades (9th-12th) as well as to all faculty and staff. Please pass along this information to students, friends, and family. If you are interested in attending please visit bit.ly/RIcollegefair to register for the event! After you register a zoom link will be sent to you on Monday morning! We hope everyone is having a wonderful year and is staying safe and healthy.

Flu Clinic! Calcutt Middle School 112 Washington St Central Falls, RI 02863 Friday 13, November 9 am - 6 pm Friday 20, November 9 am - 6 pm

Recruitment is currently open, a total of 25 seats are available, online application at: RIBuilders.org/training-programs, or for more information call Betty Bernal at 401-500-9146 (mobile) or email at bbernal@ribuilders.org. 15 Week basic Carpentry Training Program. HS Diploma NOT REQUIRED! Must be at the intermediate level of English! ALL ages 17+ WELCOME! It is a 15-week basic carpentry career training program for participants who demonstrate intermediate English Knowledge and is designed to prepare job seekers looking for a career in residential construction or upskill current construction workers. With emphasis on contextualized English as a Second Language Training, participants will obtain 40-Hours of contextualized English training in construction terminology, employability skills and basic math for construction. 10-Hours Job Safety/OSHA for Construction, and 100-Hours of basic carpentry training. In addition, VESL participants can participate in manufacturer demonstrations, meet with industry experts, and refer to industry employers. At the end of the Program participants earn their 150 hours Certificate of Completion and their OSHA-10 Card. Classes are scheduled to start October 26, 2020, contingent to enrollment capacity, and will meet virtually Monday through Thursday 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Virtual online start with Microsoft Teams and when it is safe class will transition to hands-on, in-person training at the Rhode Island Builders Association Vocational Training Facility, 10 Higginson Ave., Central Falls, RI 02863.180 Recruitment is currently open, a total of 25 seats are available, online application at: RIBuilders.org/training-programs, or for more information call Betty Bernal at 401-500-9146 (mobile) or email at bbernal@ribuilders.org.

Two of our grads are recognized by CS4RI! These graduates are going to college to study computer science. Way to go! #WarriorPride

Attention students! Get up to $750 to take a Math or ELA class this Summer If you are going to be in 9th or 12th grade in September, sign up here (https://ride.gosignmeup.com/Public/Course/Browse) to take a fully online Math or ELA class for eight weeks from June 29 - August 21 and get paid up to $750 for completing assignments! You can choose to attend either a morning or afternoon virtual session every day for 30 minutes with the whole class, and will then complete assignments in small groups and independently. The Math courses will focus on making sure you are caught up and ready for class in September, and the ELA courses will be reading comedian Trevor Noah’s Born a Crime. Learn more about the courses here (https://www.prepare-ri.org/readiness) !

Summer job opportunities for students age 14-20. Information here - https://www.comcap.org/services/education-job-training/summerjobs/ Job application here - https://www.cognitoforms.com/CCAPL2E/SUMMER2020REALSKILLSFORYOUTHAPPLICATION

Dr. Grant paving the way for #RIReadsatHome challenge. Who will be next to share their reading adventures? #ReadTogether #CFreads #CFSDgoesthedistance @RIDeptEd

BROKEN CHROMEBOOKS: We have learned that some of the Chromebooks that were given to families this week were broken. On Saturday, March 28 at Veterans Elementary school from 10am to 1pm, you can bring a broken device and receive a different one. You must bring the broken device with you. To ensure everyone’s health, please only have one person from your family come. We will be following the guidance of social distancing and require everyone to be 6 feet apart and have only 10 people at the location at a time. We ask that if your last name begins with A-M please come between 10am and 11:30am and if your last name begins with N-Z please come between 11:30am and 1pm. Saturday we will also be attempting redeliveries for grades 2nd-8th. Please note there are no additional Chromebooks or hotspots available. If you need wifi, please call COX about their 2 FREE months at 888-234-3993. If you have support questions, including username and password, please email cf-technology@cfschools.net.

Mayor Diossa reached out about joining as many distance learning classes as he could to connect with students. Here is his message: #CFgoestheDISTANCE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lP7pJW2TrhE

Tuesday and Wednesday we will be distributing Chromebooks. Please visit our website for more details: https://www.cfschools.net/article/217412. Best, Dr. Toledo

CFSD Students, Families, Educators: We know you are just getting started but we'd love to see your DISTANCE LEARNING in action! Post a picture of you learning or teaching from home! #CFSDgoestheDISTANCE https://www.facebook.com/206247833606213/posts/534254270805566/?d=n

📣 Congratulations, Nayeli! RI state Poetry Out Loud winner! Nayeli will be heading to Washington DC later this year to represent! 🏆

COVID-19 Guidance From: Dr. Michael Fine Children with just a runny nose, a dry cough or a fever lower than 100.5 are usually fine recovering at home and rarely need medical attention Children with shortness of breath or unrelenting cough, a temperature over 100.4 for more than 2 days or who aren’t drinking or who haven’t passed urine in 24 hours should call their doctor or clinic or come to Express care at the Central Falls Neighborhood Health Station, another express care, urgent care, or emergency room. Hospital emergency rooms and Rescue should be used only for Real emergencies. Help our heros by making good choices. Every should have a thermometer and, if possible, an oxygen saturometer at home and know how to use them. These simple devices, which cost less than $10, will help your doctor help your child if you have to call your doctor at night. Michael Fine MD www.michaelfinemd.com

Black History Month Performance Wednesday, February 26th was a huge success. NAACP was in the house, Spoken word artist, Dance performances and poetry by our students, and "Roll out the Black" - exhibit and presentation of Black Memorabilia by Onna Moniz-John

Congratulations to Katherine Ramirez (12th grade) for being one of the Rhode Island winners of the 2020 National Center for Women and Information Technology’s Aspirations in Computing Award and to Ms Desmarias for being awarded the Educators Aspirations in Computing Award. https://www.aspirations.org/ #WarriorPride

The next Special Education Local Advisory Council (LAC) meeting will be March 4, 2020, from 5 pm to 7 pm at Calcutt Middle School, in the Cafeteria, located on 112 Washington Street, Central Falls. RIPIN will be presenting The Right Questions Workshop.

CFHS Senior Anthony Harris shows off his Makerbot Innovator Certificate that he earned in Engineering 2 class. As part of Engineering 2 students have the opportunity to earn this industry recognized certificate which shows they have completed classwork that enables them to design for and print on 3D printers.

Familias, recuerden que la escuela comienza de nuevo mañana. ¡Vamos por el 100% de asistencia para todos los 3,000 estudiantes de CFSD! Families, remember school starts again tomorrow. Let’s go for 100% attendance for all 3,000 CFSD students!

Just a snap shot of the creative, collaborative, and verbal and non verbal communication skills on display in PE this week. Students were asked to accept the challenge of bringing their peers across the gym. Each group collaborated effectively to choose a method of travel for each peer using weighted bars then chose a member to travel across the "ladder". The significance of the ladder tells the story of how taking your time to complete assignments is an effective way to achieve success. When groups rushed to be the first to finish, it never worked out for them. When they took their time, worked together and played close attention to details the outcome was a success. #PEsaveslives Sincerely, The PE Guys, Lou, Lap, Fic and Nick

Dear Ms. Vollucci and Artists, I’m so pleased to let you know that the portraits you created were delivered to the children in Pakistan, and they absolutely loved them! As you will see in the following video, the children were so excited to receive your artwork and very touched by your efforts. They fully understood that creating the portraits was a way to show them how much you care about their well-being and their future. Your students may be interested to know that they were joined in this effort by over three thousand young artists. Therefore, rather than focusing on any portraits individually, the purpose of this video is to share the collective joy and excitement of all the children together. We hope you enjoy it! https://vimeo.com/memoryproject/pakistan2020 Thank you for helping us build international friendship through the arts. It is our true privilege to do this work with you, and we very much hope to have that privilege again. Gratefully, Ryan Egan Portrait Program Coordinator The Memory Project

Have a heart, give blood. Happy Valentine’s Day!

Congrats to the Boys and Girls Indoor Track & Field Teams in their performances at Division Championships. On the Boys side, Helton Depina and Omar Benetiz Jr. Were the only 2 sophomores to place top 9 in the 300m dash. Both athletes hit personal best with 39.47 and 39.78 seconds to qualify them into Class B Championships this Saturday. To end the day, the same 2 athletes along with Junior: Luigy Taveras and Senior: Rui Varela Sanches earned 5th place in the 4x400m relay. On the girls side Yageilys Galva and Katherine Rocha were among the top 4 sophomores to place in the top 8 for the 300m dash. A stellar performance came from the throwing team of Elaine Vaz Ramos, Eliane Chantre, and Alberli Hernandez who place 1st, 4th, and 6th with new lifetime bests in The Weight Throw and also qualifying them for the Small Class Championships this Saturday. Elaine not only earned 3rd place All Division in the shot-put but defended her Championship title in The Weight Throw with a mark that puts her in the Elite category for National throwers across the country.

Support How To Change The World's Washington DC trip through GoFundMe. Donate Here ---> https://www.gofundme.com/f/c8c99-help-kids-from-central-falls-go-to-washington?utm_source=customer&utm_medium=copy_link-tip&utm_campaign=p_cp+share-sheet

Shout out to EDUARDO MORILLON who won a Scholastic Art Award Tuesday, Jan 14 for this gorgeous drawing! In the very competitive field of Drawing and Illustration, his work stood out and will be included in the Scholastic Art Awards Exhibit to be held at the Alex and Ani Art Gallery on the campus of Rhode Island College from January 19th - February 2nd, 2020. He will also be recognized at the Awards Ceremony on January 19th at 2:00 pm in Roberts Auditorium at RIC, along with the other winners from high schools across the state of RI.

Just announced: Dual Language Civics class wins the Systems Impact Award at Civics Day for their project on expanding access to financial aid for undocumented students. "I think it is an amazing accomplishment for our school that out 400 judging scores not one but two Central Falls classes were recognized and awarded for their hard work. This work meant so much to my class, as the topic is deeply personal and relevant to all of their lives." - Caleb Encarnacion-Rivera

Congratulate the following students who presented at Generation Citizen Civics Day. Javier Lopez Vega Kyle Lugo Gabriella Sanchez Nayeli Vazquez Kaiya Webster Not only did they do an amazing job, they also took home the Award: High School Changemaker, which is awarded to the Top High School project presented.

Two Job Fair opportunities in CF, 1-23 and 1-25 Hope to see you there! Apply online at 2020census.gov/jobs

Members of the "How to Change the World " program made signs to designate 'safe' areas in the school to designate areas where LGBTQ+ students can feel safe and know that there are people there who are understanding, supportive, and trustworthy. These are rooms where they can ask for help, advice, or just to talk to someone who is supportive. The students then talked to teachers who then hung them up in their rooms.

Engineering 1 students show off 'Phone Thrones' that they designed using Computer Aided Design (CAD) and 3D printed to hold their phones.

¿Sabía que su distrito escolar tiene una aplicación móvil? ¡Hay una aplicación para eso! ¡Puedes ver este video (https://bit.ly/39vG3Ky) sobre cómo obtener 'TODO el Distrito Escolar Central Falls' en tu bolsillo! Mantente conectado con nosotros!

Did you know your school district has a mobile app? There is an app for that! You can watch this video (https://bit.ly/2Q6pFs6) on how to get 'EVERYTHING Central Falls School District' in your pocket! Stay connected with us!

Daily Announcements --- The Lady Warrior Basketball team will travel to Tolman High School and try to tame the Tigers tonight at 7pm Today’s advisory period will be your regularly scheduled advisory - Warrior Time is Cancelled due to the snow day Tuesday. How to Change the World will be holding a special Christmas edition meeting today, Thursday, after school at 2:35 in room 138. We will be having a special blast from the past How to Change the World guest that you will all want to visit with. Once again How to Change the World will be meeting today after school in room 138! Friday’s Theme day is UGLY SWEATER DAY!!

Daily Announcements----- The Warrior Boys Indoor Track team will compete in their meet tonight at the PCTA at 7:30pm Want to win some prizes? How about gift cards to the cafe , Dunkin, & CF gear? We will have these during sign ups today for the blood drive! Remember you must be at least 16 years old. The Senior Class election is up in the senior Google Classroom. Voting will close Wednesday. Thursday’s theme day is Holiday Card - dress to match your friend. Thursday’s advisory period will be your regularly scheduled advisory - Warrior Time is Cancelled due to the snow day Tuesday.

Peace Love Workshop after school used expressive arts to share. The project is called Story Shoes: If you walked in my shoes.

Take a moment to congratulate CFHS Computer Science students on an amazing day! Our HS students worked tirelessly for 3 hours in various classrooms/grade levels/schools across CF, facilitating and mentoring the younger students of our district through the Hour of Code activities! They did a wonderful job! The classroom teachers had great things to say and the younger students all loved getting to spend time with the HSers!

****PROUD COACH ALERT**** After a long two weeks of training it is with great pleasure to announce the 2019-2020 Girls Varsity Basketball team. You may have seen them limp into classes with muscle soreness and fatigue or heard them talk about how much "pain" they are in from Lafreniere's BLUE LINE SPECIALS. However, each and every night they kept coming back and working even harder than the night before. Please congratulate the following players. Thanks goes out to the faculty for all the support. It takes a village! Dakota Aguilar Ameliz Villegas Savanna Martinez Angely Falu Fata Diallo (BAC) Cianna Fernandes Daneisha Manzueta Fidelina Sequeira Amayah Bell Sarena Gomes (BAC) Tyaijah Banks (BAC) Marlin Severino (RINI) Coach Nick Lafreniere

CFHS computer science students took a field trip to URI to experience a day in the life of a computer science major. While they were there they took a cyber security class and toured the campus.

Daily Announcements----The Warrior Girls Indoor Track team will compete in their annual Injury Fund meet at the PCTA tonight at 5:30pm The Warrior Boys Basketball team will play in the Donaldson/Lynch Tournament at the Pawtucket Boys and Girls Club tonight at 6pm against the Tigers of Tolman High School The First Annual Scarves in the Park event will be held this Sunday, December 15th, from 9 am-11 am at Jenks Park. All Central Falls Families are invited to attend. Drivers Ed will start Jan. 3 only a few spots left! - see Mr Africo in room 134 for more info

Daily Announcements ---- Drivers Ed will start Jan. 3 only a few spots left! - see Mr Africo in room 134 for more info - Attention Seniors the Red Sox Service Scholarship is now open. It can be accessed on the google classroom for seniors. Questions?? see Mr Volpe in guidance or Sara in 215 (twice a week?) There is snow in the forecast for tomorrow. If we have a late start, we will not have an early release day and you’ll have classes until 2:30. If we have a regular start time, you’ll be released at 12:26 and there will be a hot lunch available in the cafeteria. Either way, you win! For anyone who plans on staying in school for Early Release, you are required to sign up in advisory today. Your advisors will be able to sign you up for the library or the gym through Enriching Students. First come, first served! How to change the world will Travel to Washington DC over spring break. We will be planning the Community Forum on the Wyatt Detention Center today after school Come and join us at 2:40 in room 138.

There is a 2 hour delay for Central Falls Schools. There will no Pre-kindergarten AM session. Hay un retraso de 2 horas para las escuelas de Central Falls. No habrá sesión de AM de prejardín de infantes.

CFHS students help serve at the Holiday Express Community Thanksgiving Dinner at Knights of Columbus Hall, Thursday. Happy Thanksgiving!

Congratulations to all our students (over 230!) who earned their place on the honor roll list quarter one! Wednesday, afternoon faculty had the opportunity to celebrate just a few of these outstanding students before the holiday. #thankful #alwaysrepping #warriorpride

Ms. Fisher and Ms. Champagne are excited to share that their Donors Choose project received funding! They purchased a Berkey water filter which is now in the library. It filters out almost every conceivable harmful chemical down to the smallest micron. They hope we can all encourage our students to bring in refillable containers rather than buying plastic bottles or using disposable cups.

CFHS Transition Warriors in collaboration with Lowe's is renovating the CF transition program space. The reno will allow for all new updated appliances geared towards the needs of our students of all abilities. This opportunity provides equity for students as they will have access to a state of the art facility with assistive technology to help them reach their maximum potential. The students will be empowered as they enhance their independence, and our high expectations will ensure that all students can achieve excellence. Thank you to everyone has been working hard to get the room up and running again.

Elver (grade 12) and Natalie (grade 11) brought home some gold from Special Olympics Motor Activities Training Program (MATP) held by RIC. Great job!

12th grade student, Jose, works on his section of the ESL hallway mural. Jose's talent and love of art is demonstrated here. CFHS is lucky to have such talented and caring students who want to show their Warrior Pride in creative ways.

Mrs. Murray’s Engineering 1 class visited New England Tech In East Greenwich for Engineering Day. Here they are in the Mechanical Engineering Lab discovering how students design and develop solutions for small children with limited mobility by combining several different technologies.

Daily Announcements ---The Central Falls Community Thanksgiving Dinner will be held on Nov. 28 at Knights of Columbus from 11-1 Attention Seniors the Red Sox Service Scholarship is now open. It can be accessed on the google classroom for seniors. One student from this high school is guaranteed to get a 1,000 dollar scholarship. Questions?? see Mr Volpe in guidance or the college advisor Drivers Ed will start Jan. 3 - see Mr Africo in room 134 for more info Please see Ms Denise if you are interested in volunteering for a community service opportunity at Vets school playground on Saturday Nov. 23. The URI TD deadline is December 1st. Please work on your essays and see Miss Sara if you need help! Congratulations to our Girls Volleyball Team who won the Sportsmanship Award for their division. No other high school in the state can boast three team sportsmanship awards in one season (boys soccer. Girls soccer girls volleyball). Congratulations!

Beyond excited to see the CFHS seniors and their parents getting their FAFSA's done nice and early! We have completed over 50 already and are off to an amazing start!!!!!!!!!!!!! That being said there is still time to do yours. Contact our college and career adviser, Sara in 215, for more information today and get your name on the bulletin board too!

****PROUD COACH ALERT**** "Huge shout out to Carl Africo and the 2019 Central Fall Warrior Boys soccer team for receiving the RI Soccer Officials Sportsmanship award. This year these boys personified what competitive play looks like, while maintaining the utmost respect for their opponents and officials. It was an outstanding evening during the officials dinner and awards ceremony. The admiration and respect received last night from officials throughout RI was an amazing feeling. I was lucky to be apart of it and all thanks to our young men who represented CF High School throughout the year. Please congratulate Carl Africo, V Pallodino, and the CF Boys Soccer team when you see them. " Coach Lafreniere

Daily Announcements--- Come see what all the buzz is about, How To Change the World will be meeting today after school in room 138. We will be planning our public forum on the Wyatt detention center. New members are welcome. Councilman Acosta will be here! Any girl that is interested in trying out for girls basketball, please come and get your Athletic packet from Coach Lafreniere in the gym Mr Ficocelli is taking orders for Round 2 of the Nike Thermal sweatshirts and sweatpants until Wednesday Nov 27th $50 for the sweatshirt $45 for the sweatpants or $90 for the set. FAFSA Night is This Thursday November 21st from 6:30pm-8:30pm in the Library.Please stop by to complete it if you haven't already. Don't miss out on free money for your future Congratulations to the following students who have won raffle items at the college fair on Friday! Please stop by room 215 to claim your prize! Laura Velazquez -Ashanty Rivera -Branden Schenck -Nayelis Fontalvo -Victoria Mejia -Aline Flores -Angel Pacheco -Eric Benitez -Vaughn Thomas Drivers Ed will start Jan. 3 - see Mr Africo in room 134 for more info Please see Ms Denise if you are interested in volunteering for a community service opportunity at Vets school playground on Saturday Nov. 23. The URI TD deadline is December 1st. Please work on your essays and see Miss Sara if you need help!

Daily Announcements----- Any girl that is interested in trying out for girls basketball, please come and get your Athletic packet from Coach Lafreniere in the gym SMILE club will be having an extra meeting afterschool today Monday, November 18th, in room 119 right after school. Mr Ficocelli is taking orders for Round 2 of the Nike Thermal sweatshirts and sweatpants until Wednesday Nov 27th $50 for the sweatshirt $45 for the sweatpants or $90 for the set. FAFSA Night is November 21st from 6:30pm-8:30pm in the Library. Roger Williams University will be there! Please see Ms Denise if you are interested in volunteering for a community service opportunity at Vets school playground on Saturday Nov. 23. The URI TD deadline is December 1st. Please work on your essays and see Miss Sara if you need help! Huge shout out to Warrior Boys soccer team for receiving the RI Soccer Officials Sportsmanship award. This year these boys personified what competitive play looks like, while maintaining the utmost respect for their opponents and officials.

Josselin (grade 12) is part of team of students who are painting murals in the ESL hallway. Josselin’s effervescent personality comes through visually in her section inspired by the natural beauty of flowers and the sunset.

Daily Announcements --- There will be sign ups for anyone interested in joining the Warrior Boys And Girls Indoor Track team Friday Nov 15th at 2:45pm in the library. Mr Ficocelli is taking orders for Round 2 of the Nike Thermal sweatshirts and sweatpants until Wednesday Nov 27th $50 for the sweatshirt $45 for the sweatpants or $90 for the set. The College and Career Fair will be this Friday 12:30-2:30 in the Library FAFSA Night is November 21st from 6:30pm-8:30pm in the Library. Roger Williams University will be there and pizza! Please see Ms Denise if you are interested in volunteering for a community service opportunity at Vets school playground on Saturday Nov. 23. The URI TD deadline is December 1st. Please work on your essays and see Miss Sara if you need help!

Daily Announcements ---There will be sign ups for anyone interested in joining the Warrior Boys And Girls Indoor Track team today at 12:25pm and Friday Nov 15th at 2:45pm in the library. Mr Ficocelli is taking orders for Round 2 of the Nike Thermal sweatshirts and sweatpants until Wednesday Nov 27th $50 for the sweatshirt $45 for the sweatpants or $90 for the set. Students, please remember that teachers are not supposed to give you a pass the first or last ten minutes of class . . . So don’t ask them! Students who took an Upward Bound application, please check in with Ms. Jackie in her office at dismissal. Anyone in Mr. Upegui’s AP Bio class, Ms. Desmarais’ classes or anyone else who would like to hear about an ethics and technology class today at 12:30, please confirm your attendance with the front office so we can order the right amount of pizza The College and Career Fair will be this Friday 12:30-2:30 in the Library FAFSA Night is November 21st from 6:30pm-8:30pm in the Library. Roger Williams University will be there and pizza! The URI TD deadline is December 1st. Please work on your essays and see Miss Sara if you need help! Please see Ms Denise if you are interested in volunteering for a community service opportunity at Vets school playground on Saturday Nov. 23.

Daily Announcements There will be sign ups for anyone interested in joining the Warrior Boys And Girls Indoor Track team today at 12:25pm and Friday Nov 15th at 2:45pm in the library. Mr Ficocelli is taking orders for Round 2 of the Nike Thermal sweatshirts and sweatpants until Wednesday Nov 27th $50 for the sweatshirt $45 for the sweatpants or $90 for the set. The College and Career Fair will be this Friday 12:30-2:30 in the Library FAFSA Night is November 21st from 6:30pm-8:30pm in the Library. Roger Williams University will be there and pizza! The URI TD deadline is December 1st. Please work on your essays and see Miss Sara if you need help!

Join us at the next Coffee Hour with the Principal, November 21st at 9 am at CFHS. See you there!

Daily Announcements On Saturday, the Warrior Football team will travel to North Providence High School and take on the Cougars at 1:30pm ANY STUDENT INTERESTED IN TAKING THE ASVAB EXAM PLEASE SIGN UP IN THE GUIDANCE OFFICE. Students, please remember that teachers are not supposed to give you a pass the first or last ten minutes of class.

The month of October was dedicated to Bullying Awareness and Prevention by our 9th grade SEL Advisory Team. To spread the word they also hosted a poster design contest. Congratulations to the winner, Migdalia Morales!!!

Daily Announcements *ANY STUDENT INTERESTED IN TAKING THE ASVAB EXAM PLEASE SIGN UP IN THE GUIDANCE OFFICE. *Students it is your responsibility to know what class you are assigned for Warrior Time during Thursday Advisory. Logon to Enriching Students on a computer or download the app. An email was also sent with today’s scheduled appointments. *The Multilingual club invites students and teachers to plant tulips in the garden and areas in front of the school today at 2:30. Meeting at room 229. *Students, please remember that teachers are not supposed to give you a pass the first or last ten minutes of class . . . So don’t ask them! *This is an announcement that afternoon announcements are now being posted on CFHS website.

The Lady Warrior Volleyball team will travel to Johnston High School and take on the Panthers in the First Round of the Division 2 Playoffs tonight at 5:30pm ANY STUDENT INTERESTED IN TAKING THE ASVAB EXAM PLEASE SIGN UP IN THE GUIDANCE OFFICE. THIS IS AN APTITUDE TEST THAT IS USED BY THE MILITARY AND EMPLOYERS TO ASSESS VOCATIONAL SKILLS IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS SEE MR VOLPE IN THE GUIDANCE OFFICE Students it is your responsibility to know what class you are assigned for Warrior Time during Thursday Advisory. Logon to Enriching Students on a computer or download the app. El equipo de volleyball juega contra Johnston High School hoy a las 530 Hoy habrá reunión para la estudiantes interesados en el equipo de lucha de 3-4 de la tarde en la biblioteca Y para el equipo de varnones de baluncesto a las 245-345 en el gymnansio Estudiantes enteresados en servicos militares, tendremos la registracion para el examen de ASVAP disponible en la officia de guidance. Si tienen alguna pregunta - hablen con el Sr. Volpe Estudiantes es su responsabilidad saber a que clase tienen que reportase durante el periodo de Guerrero “Warrior time” que es su advisory los Jueves. Porfavor de engresar a la applicacion. A equipe de voleibol Lady Warrior viajará para a Johnston High School e enfrentará os Panteras na primeira rodada dos playoffs da divisão 2 hoje à noite, às 5:30. teremos inscrições de luta livre na Biblioteca, hoje das 3 ás 4, e inscrições para meninos, basquete, no ginásio, das 2:45 às 3:45 QUALQUER ALUNO INTERESSADO EM TOMAR O EXAME ASVAB, INSCREVA-SE NO GUIDANCE. ESTE É UM TESTE DE APTITUDE QUE É UTILIZADO POR MILITARES PARA AVALIAR HABILIDADES PROFISSIONAIS. SE TIVER PERGUNTAS, VEJA MR VOLPE NO ESCRITÓRIO DE GUIDANCE. Alunos é sua responsabilidade saber qual classe você recebe para o Warrior Time as quinta-feira. Faça logon no Enriquecendo os Alunos em um computador ou faça o download do aplicativo.

There will be no school today at Ella Risk Elementary, Calcutt Middle School, & Central Falls High School due to a power outage.

The Warriors Volleyball team was invited by Brown Women's Volleyball Team to be their guests at their match vs Yale this past Saturday. Our Warriors were invited because of the sportswomanship they demonstrate on and off the court. #WarriorPride

Friday afternoon squad goals: Reading Steinbeck’s “Of Mice and Men.” 🐁

Division 1 Champs! ****PROUD COACH ALERT**** "Huge shout out the CF JV Warrior Boys Soccer team. After defeating Shea, Central and Portsmouth high schools, the boys advanced to the finals. Leading the charge offensively was Lucas Oliveira Helton Depina and Andrez Maldonado. Lucas and Helton had a total of 2 goals a piece. Andrez put 3 goals in the cage including the winning goal in the championship game. Defensively Huriel Ochoa, Edwin Alvarez, Luis Diaz and Eric Benitez kept the keeper Christian Semedo clean all day long. It was total team effort please congratulate the boys when you see them. Thanks for the support throughout the year." Coach Nick!

Mrs Ruiz and Ms Hill repping CFHS at the Learning Community High School Fair. Bringing in the class of 2024!

Tiny Teacher Stories from edweek.org featuring Mr. Upegui. http://www.edweek.org/ew/articles/2019/10/14/tiny-teaching-stories-for-good-instead-of.html

What would you do with $10,000 to improve CF High School? The students of Warriors for Change want to hear your ideas! Anyone is welcome only the students will have the power to vote in January on projects to get funded. Submit ideas online at: www.tinyurl.com/warriorsideas

" Last Friday, the Environment and Society worked on improving our local environment here in Central Falls by picking up garbage on the street, recording what they found, and marking the storm drains with "Do Not Dump; Drains to Bay" signs around the school. Students learned about how garbage and chemicals from streets can end up in the bay, and took action to improve our city and our watershed." - Mr. Needleman

A flu clinic will be held at Veterans Memorial on Wednesday, October 9th from 4pm to 6pm and is open to anyone 3 years of age or older. No pre-registration required. There is no out of pocket cost for ANYONE. For more information, call health information line at 401-222-5960.

10th grade students in Environmental Chemistry class use bags of skittles to model the distribution of isotopes of the 'Skittalium'. Using colored skittles as different isotopes of the element was a fun way for students to do statistics. This exercise taught the students about the distribution of isotopes and why the atomic mass of an element is a decimal and not a whole number. Chemistry is so complex that using simple models such as the skittles to model chemical systems makes the concepts easier and more fun for the students. Plus they got to eat their isotopes when they were done.

"Students had to lift the mat and carry it across the gym in a relay fashion. The relevance of the activity ties into how stressful a new school year can be and as the work load mounts up, it is helpful to rely on each other to help them get through it. Sometimes the mats fell and students were encouraged to persevere through and keep moving forward. At one point when the mats fell students from other teams helped each other hoist the mat back up to help their peers finish the journey. Kids had a blast! #PE-Rocks" - Nick Lafreniere, PE Teacher

This weekend, twenty of our students came out for their community service hours 🙌🙌 They worked at the Antique Car Show on Dexter Street, in different stations, face painting, distributing free books, bouncy house, passing out snacks, and supervising at the mini train ride station.

Students kick off National Hispanic Heritage Month by writing about their heritage and identity and hanging flags out front of CFHS.

🚗 Come support CFHS Cross Country team at their car wash fundraiser this Saturday, Sept 21 10am-4pm. Only $5 at Advanced Auto Parts 839 Broad St, Central Falls 🚗

CFHS students painted a mural apprenticing under a Camilo Almarales, muralist. Thank you to the talented artists for bringing fresh vibes to our entrance way.

Welcome back! First day of school is September 3. See you at 7:45 am for schedules. Class starts at 8 am.

Wow, 9th grade orientation already! Wednesday was such an amazing day meeting 9th grade students and their parents and families. This is a great way to start the year. And huge thank you to the faculty and staff who planned and supported this event.

Monday August 26th from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. free haircuts will be available for Central Falls students at Calcutt Middle School. You must register your children by sending a message to 401-617-9128 or 401-617-8645.

Shout out to the CFHS students, graduates, and community members who volunteered Saturday, August 17 at the 20th annual Back to School Celebration at Veterans Memorial Elementary School. This year the event supported about 700 students and their families by supplying each student with a backpack and some supplies to start the year off! Special shout out to Denise DeBarros for organizing. <3

CF High School Students had "Their World Turned Upside Down" & were "Satisfied" with Hamilton! To read the article, https://bit.ly/2KMlqhG

​We launched the #AnchorstoSuccess program and our seniors were READY to host RIC. This partnership with RIC has established a solid path to higher education for our students across the district. Check out the clip and #share #share​ https://youtu.be/ZaAwfgkzFVY ​

Beginning 12-19-18...Limiting traffic at dismissal - PLEASE READ the message on the site blackboard

We are the ultimate Elf on the Shelf! CF High School teachers and staff are excited and ready to connect with our parents tonight. Share. Share. ------- Emocionados y listos para conectar con nuestros padres esta noche en la high school. Comparta!. Aqui nos vemos.

Students walk through our doors every morning. We never know how great or how rough their time away from school has been. Jackie Barbosa knows what to look for as they enter first thing in the morning. Read what happened next on our facebook or twitter feed.

Central Falls High School Students engaging with underwater exploration. To read the article, copy and paste the link into a browser ( https://goo.gl/hfXdoZ ).

Homecoming Weekend!!! Come support our teams as we celebrate our student athletics at Max Reed Field in Pawtucket tomorrow. Adults pay $4 and students pay $2 at the gate. Our football team competes against Tolman - 1:30pm Our girls soccer team competes against Shea - 4pm Our boys soccer team competes against NProv -7pm

Please come to any of the three community workshops to get your perspective on how to better understand what factors need to be addressed in CF to provide a first class education for our children. There will be three opportunities on October 9, 11 & 17 at CFHS at 6:00. There is more information on the district website

Congratulations to 7 motivated students who are taking up Ms Desmarais’ offer of SAT/PSAT prep on Saturdays!

Interested in low cost internet? Check out Cox’s Connect2Compete program at https://www.cox.com/aboutus/connect2compete/about.html

One of our 9th graders won a Kindle today because his family had submitted their lunch form! We’ll have another drawing Friday and another next week to win a Chromebook. All students who have submitted their lunch forms are available so make sure to complete it and return it to the main office.

CFHS parents - we will be having an Open House next Wednesday, September 12, from 1:30 - 2:30 when you can visit any of your child’s teachers to learn about expectations and the content of the class. All teachers will be available to talk in their classrooms. We hope to see you there!

I hope to see many parents at our first Parent Coffee tomorrow morning at 9 am in the parent room. You’ll hear a little about my background, why I wanted to come to CF and be able to ask me anything about CFHS!

Welcome back Warriors! This morning (Friday), 9th graders report to Advisory, 10th grade to the auditorium to pick up schedules, 11th grade to Cafeteria, and 12th grade to the Library. Once you have your schedules, go straight to Advisory. Have a great day!

School ONLY for 9th grade on Thursday. All students should arrive on Friday. Students in grades 10-12 will pick up schedules in specific areas and 9th graders go directly to Advisory. Looking forward to seeing all of our newest Warriors tomorrow!

Early Dismissal for all Central Falls Schools on August 30th due to excessive heat. Early Dismissal starts at 11:30am. Please stay safe!