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CRHS Athletic Events for 3/30-4/3 #ColonelTOUGH #homegrown

Ms. Kinlock's Theater Arts students presented their design concepts for "The Glass Menagerie," answered questions, and participated in a discussion and Q&A with the director of the production of the play at Church Hill Theater, who was present and offered feedback on their designs! #ColonelTOUGH

CRHS Principal Mr. Sherman, Class of 2026 Spirit Officer Jordan Poole, and CRHS Class of 2026 Advisor Mrs. Stallings represented Colonel as they went to see the Class of 1976 Time Capsule be opened! The capsule was the brainchild of Caroline County’s Council of Student Councils in 1976. The commissioners unanimously granted the students permission to bury one at the Caroline County Courthouse and agreed to attend the event, which was held on March 25th to duly commemorate Maryland Day. Students belonging to the respective student councils of individual schools contributed items to the time capsule, and it was planted on the green, where a plaque now marks its resting place. The plaque states that the capsule is to be opened half a century after it was first put in place, specifically March 25, 2026. In the contents of the time capsule were yearbooks, photographs, and other memories from that year. The opening of the capsule starts the yearlong celebration of the country’s 250 year celebration. #ColonelTOUGH

Our CRHS National Honor Society has been hard at work contributing to our community! The junior class hosted a book drive for their spring service project. Almost 100 gently used books were collected, organized, and donated to Federalsburg Elementary classrooms! The senior class completed 500 Minutes of Service over the course of two weeks in the Colonel Care Closet. They sorted, folded, and hung clothing and reorganized the entire Care Closet! #ColonelTOUGH

Congratulations to our CRHS varsity softball team for their 17-2 win over Crisfield High School! Sophomore Chloe Simmons earned the win on the mound with eight strikeouts. Seniors Emma Brewer and Aubrey Taylor, juniors Kayleigh Bradley and Cloee Welzel, and sophomore Sophia Zepp-Poon each had two hits. Senior Lila Schriefer and Junior Sadie Prettyman each had three RBIs. #ColonelTOUGH #homegrown

Photo by Culling Innovations Photography

Congratulations to our CRHS girls tennis for their 6-1 in in their home opener against Pocomoke High School! Seniors Violet Cheezum and Tiketa Jarvis and sophomores Rylie Baker and Aggie Divjak each won their single matches. In doubles, seniors Cheezum and Jarvis and sophomores Natalie Ferris and Lizzy Hesson won! #ColonelTOUGH #homegrown

Congratulations to our CRHS varsity baseball team for their 16-5 win over Crisfield High School! Senior Hayden Hicks and junior John Beaven combined for the win on the mound. Seniors Trent Breeding, Kenton Robbins, and Jack Walls and juniors Beaven and Caleb Rouser contributed hits and multiple RBIs. #ColonelTOUGH #homegrown

Photos by Kristi Beaven

Our CRHS basketball program traveled with some student athletes, coaches, and volunteers to see a Philadelphia 76ers game! Thank you to the Colonel Basketball Association for giving our students this experience! #ColonelTOUGH #homegrown

Mrs. Laurie Bell from Chesapeake College visited our juniors and sophomores to talk about dual enrollment options through Chesapeake College! #ColonelTOUGH

If you're interested in dual enrollment, learn more at https://www.colonelrichardsonhs.org/o/crhs/page/dual-enrollment

The CRHS Wellness Committee is kicking off the American Heart Challenge to raiser money for the American Heart Association! Students, join the challenge and help us meeting our goal of $1,000! See Mrs. Carels with questions. #ColonelTOUGH

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Mr. Sherman's Weekly Update #ColonelTOUGH

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Congratulations to sophomore Leah Rodriguez Reynosa for being chosen as the CRHS representative for the Hugh O'Brian Youth (HOBY) Maryland conference! She was chosen for this leadership seminar because of her excellent grades, positive attitude, community involvement, and leadership potential! #ColonelTOUGH

CRHS Athletic Events for 3/23-3-27 #ColonelTOUGH #homegrown

All events are $5 for adults and $3 for students - cash only.

Seniors, sign up in the counseling office to attend Scholarships & Smoothies with Mrs. Podlaszewski and Ms. Wittman! There are so many great scholarships available to you - don't miss out! #ColonelTOUGH #classof2026

Students, we have Tractor Day stickers for sale! Get one for $1 from Mrs. Verdery in the cafeteria in morning or outside room 419 in the afternoon. Thank you to these talented students for creating them! #ColonelTOUGH

Duck - Freshman Skylar Corwin
Cow - Senior Zoey Shorter
Corn - Senior Zoey Shorter
Trailer - Junior Robert Williams
Green Tractor - Freshman Tavine Acree

Dr. Richard Warren from the University of Maryland-Eastern Shore and Mr. Kirk Howie from Caroline County Public Schools spoke to a group of juniors and sophomores about the UMES High School Teacher University summer program! Dr. Warren is the Hazel Professor of Education at UMES and is committed to recruiting the next generation of teachers. His program is an amazing opportunity for our students to take courses at UMES and stay on campus like traditional college students - free of cost! #ColonelTOUGH

Read more at https://wwwcp.umes.edu/pr/former-state-teacher-for-the-year-joins-umes-faculty/

Calendar Reminder: Monday, March 16 is now a FULL DAY of school for students and staff. We look forward to seeing you!
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Mr. Sherman's Weekly Update #ColonelTOUGH

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Welcome to our new Community Schools Coordinator, Mr. Dylan Vickers! Mr. Vickers was raised in Caroline County, attended Federalsburg Elementary School and Colonel Richardson Middle School, and graduated from Colonel Richardson High School. He is a proud veteran of the US Navy and is a graduate of Salisbury University with a bachelor's degree in Exercise Science and Western Governors University with a bachelor's degree in Science Education. Mr. Vickers is an assistant football coach at CRHS and previously taught both science and math at CRMS for four years. He is thrilled to be with his former students at the high school! Mr. Vickers resides in Preston, and in his free time, he loves to be with family, get out in nature, visit museums, and watch movies. #ColonelTOUGH #homegrown