Mrs. Donovan's Foundations of Art class worked on their graphite portraits! #ColonelTOUGH
Students, the CRHS Book Club is starting up for the year! Everyone is welcome to join. See Mrs. Burkett if you have questions. #ColonelTOUGH
CRHS and CRMS students came together to celebrate See You at the Pole, an annual global day of student-led prayer. #ColonelTOUGH
Congratulations to CRHS sophomore Ryleigh Simmons for being chosen as the CRHS nominee for the HOBY Maryland Leadership program! This state seminar provides students with a forum to broaden their understanding of leadership potential and quest for self development. Ryleigh was chosen for her leadership skills, community involvement, and strong academics. #ColonelTOUGH
Introducing our 2026 Homecoming Royalty!
Four of our CRHS students competed for the first time in the Mid-Shore Constitution Bowl! We are incredibly proud of our team of juniors Bishop Klinger, Ellie Mills, Abby Trice, and Leah Rodriguez Reynosa for their performance led by their coach, CRHS teacher Mrs. Stallings. Congratulations to our students for their commitment, preparation, and teamwork. #ColonelTOUGH
CRHS junior Ellie Mills attended a special ceremony at the Caroline County Circuit Courthouse to bury a time capsule as part of the 250th celebration! Along with CRHS music teacher Mr. Cheezum and CRHS principal Mr. Sherman, and NCHS students, they buried a time capsule to be opened in 2076 that features highlights from our high schools. The project also pays homage to the Class of 1976, whose capsule was opened earlier this year. #ColonelTOUGH
Congratulations to CRHS junior Chris Kirk for earning Outstanding Member of the Year for the Federalsburg Volunteer Fire Company! Chris participates in our Firefighter/Emergency Medical Responder program with MFRI and is taking Firefighter I, Firefighter II, Hazardous Materials Operations, Rescue Tech, and Emergency Medical Responder courses during the school day as part of his graduation requirements. #ColonelTOUGH
CRHS is hosting its first Blood Drive of the year on October 2nd. Students can earn 10 service learning hours for donating!
Students can give if they are 16 years old, but they need to see Mr. Shelly for a permission slip. Anyone 17 years and older can give with no permission slip needed. #ColonelTOUGH
Sign up here: https://donate.bbd.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/12131
Students can give if they are 16 years old, but they need to see Mr. Shelly for a permission slip. Anyone 17 years and older can give with no permission slip needed. #ColonelTOUGH
Sign up here: https://donate.bbd.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/12131
See you at Colonel! #ColonelTOUGH #homegrown
Tuesday was IT Professionals Day, and we're shouting out Mr. Chris White, our Technology Support Specialist! He works tirelessly to keep our staff and students' technology running every day! #ColonelTOUGH
This week is Coordinators Appreciation Week, and we're happy to celebrate our Community Schools Coordinator, Mr. Dylan Vickers! We're grateful to have such a hardworking, caring CSC to help support our students and community. #ColonelTOUGH #CoordinatorsRock
Congratulations to this year's sophomore class officers! #ColonelTOUGH #classof2029
President - Miley Trice
Vice President - Ryleigh Simmons
Treasurer - Eniyah Monroe
Secretary - Avery Plutschak
Spirit Officer - Mady Johnson
President - Miley Trice
Vice President - Ryleigh Simmons
Treasurer - Eniyah Monroe
Secretary - Avery Plutschak
Spirit Officer - Mady Johnson
CRHS Athletic Events 9/20-9/26 #ColonelTOUGH #homegrown
Welcome to our new Student Success Mentor, Mr. Jason McConnell! He and his wife Ashley were both born and raised in Federalsburg and graduated from Colonel Richardson High School. They have two teenagers - Haleigh (13) and Caden (17) - , three cats, and two dogs. He has a bachelor's degree in exercise science with a minor in coaching from the University of Central Florida (CHARGE ON, KNIGHTS!).
He has worked extensively with children and youth through various paid and volunteer coaching, training, and mentoring roles. Together, Mr. McConnell and his wife along with others lead 226 Student Ministries, a collaborative youth group supported by Marshyhope Church and Bridge Community Church in Federalsburg. Guiding young people toward success in every area of their lives is a huge passion of his, and he is thrilled to step into the role of Student Success Mentor for his first role in the public school system. #ColonelTOUGH #homegrown
He has worked extensively with children and youth through various paid and volunteer coaching, training, and mentoring roles. Together, Mr. McConnell and his wife along with others lead 226 Student Ministries, a collaborative youth group supported by Marshyhope Church and Bridge Community Church in Federalsburg. Guiding young people toward success in every area of their lives is a huge passion of his, and he is thrilled to step into the role of Student Success Mentor for his first role in the public school system. #ColonelTOUGH #homegrown
Join our CRHS Fellowship of Christian Athletes group for this year's See You at the Pole event on Wednesday, September 23rd at 7:15 AM at the flag pole! #ColonelTOUGH #syatp
Mrs. Smith's AP Chemistry students put their scientific skills to the test with a sweet-and surprisingly challenging-investigation.
Students designed and conducted their own experiment to determine the percentage of sucrose (sugar) in bubble gum. They also performed an error analysis to evaluate their results to see which teams came closest to the accepted value. One team achieved an incredible percent error of 2.27% - an extremely accurate result. Teams then calculated the number of sugar molecules contained in the bubble gum-all using lab and problem solving skills they have been learning.
So much scientific thinking and collaboration (and bubble blowing) happened in class! #ColonelTOUGH
Students designed and conducted their own experiment to determine the percentage of sucrose (sugar) in bubble gum. They also performed an error analysis to evaluate their results to see which teams came closest to the accepted value. One team achieved an incredible percent error of 2.27% - an extremely accurate result. Teams then calculated the number of sugar molecules contained in the bubble gum-all using lab and problem solving skills they have been learning.
So much scientific thinking and collaboration (and bubble blowing) happened in class! #ColonelTOUGH
Homecoming 2026 Spirit Week
Congratulations to our CRHS students who were elected as officers of the CRHS/NCHS National Technical Honor Society! #ColonelTOUGH
President - Gabi Roe
Vice President - Siena Simmons
Secretary - Shafay Alvi
President - Gabi Roe
Vice President - Siena Simmons
Secretary - Shafay Alvi
