CRHS teachers Ms. Dennis, Ms. Kinlock, and Ms. Thompson competed at the Caroline County Recreation & Parks' Turkey Trot this weekend! Ms. Dennis and Ms. Kinlock each got second place in their age divisions! #ColonelTOUGH
Our CRHS boys basketball teams had their first team breakfast this weekend! They are locked in for a strong season! #ColonelTOUGH #homegrown
Thank you to the CRHS special education department for their sub-perb Friday staff treats! #ColonelTOUGH
Was it a group a ninjas or CRHS staff members on Friday at school? #ColonelTOUGH
We're plaid to be a part of such an amazing staff at CRHS! #ColonelTOUGH
Today is Substitute Educators Day, and we are very fortunate to have exceptional substitute teachers in our building! A special shout out to our permanent substitute teacher, Ms. Megan Mitchell, who is always ready to cover classes! #ColonelTOUGH
A group of CRHS sophomores with some senior and junior mentors attended the Denton Rotary Club Career Fair! Students got to attend career workshops and meet local businesses who are hiring. #ColonelTOUGH
Winter sports pictures will be taken on December 4, 2025! #ColonelTOUGH #homegrown
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Students had a hard time seeing our staff yesterday with all this camo! #ColonelTOUGH
Our CRHS boys basketball teams will be competing in the annual 'Peake Tip Off on December 6th! Come to Chesapeake College to support! #ColonelTOUGH #homegrown
Support the CRHS/NCHS National Technical Honor Society by visiting Jersey Mike's on December 8th! Use the code JMGIVES to earn 20% of sales for NTHS. #ColonelTOUGH
Thank you to all our education support professionals that work tirelessly for our students! This includes our instructional assistants, administrative assistants, food service workers, bus drivers, security and technology staff, and custodians! #ColonelTOUGH #WeLoveOurESPs #AEW2025
What an unforgettable day in Chemistry! Mrs. Smith's students took part in the highly anticipated Element Speed Dating event, and it was a huge hit! Each student came prepared as the element they researched—complete with creative hashtags, clever likes and dislikes, and even some delightfully cheesy pick-up lines that brought science (and plenty of laughter) to life.
As they “mingled,” students demonstrated an impressive understanding of how and why certain elements bond to form compounds. They confidently explained which types of elements their own element would be compatible with—and just as importantly—which ones would be total deal-breakers. From ionic attraction to covalent compatibility, they made chemistry concepts shine through humor, personality, and quick thinking.
Their energy, creativity, and chemistry knowledge made this event both educational and incredibly fun. Mrs. Smith is so proud of the way they brought the periodic table to life today! #ColonelTOUGH
As they “mingled,” students demonstrated an impressive understanding of how and why certain elements bond to form compounds. They confidently explained which types of elements their own element would be compatible with—and just as importantly—which ones would be total deal-breakers. From ionic attraction to covalent compatibility, they made chemistry concepts shine through humor, personality, and quick thinking.
Their energy, creativity, and chemistry knowledge made this event both educational and incredibly fun. Mrs. Smith is so proud of the way they brought the periodic table to life today! #ColonelTOUGH
What an exciting day in Mrs. Smith's AP Chemistry class! Her students dove into the fascinating world of alloys with a hands-on lab that quite literally transformed ordinary pennies into “gold” and “silver.” Using heat, zinc, and a bit of chemistry magic, students created silver-colored pennies by coating them with zinc, and then heated them further to form “gold” pennies—an alloy of copper and zinc known as brass.
This investigation helped students see firsthand how altering the composition of a metal can change its appearance and properties. They were genuinely amazed to watch their pennies change color right before their eyes!
Mrs. Smith is so proud of their curiosity, teamwork, and enthusiasm—what an electrifying way to explore how alloys are made! #ColonelTOUGH
This investigation helped students see firsthand how altering the composition of a metal can change its appearance and properties. They were genuinely amazed to watch their pennies change color right before their eyes!
Mrs. Smith is so proud of their curiosity, teamwork, and enthusiasm—what an electrifying way to explore how alloys are made! #ColonelTOUGH
Our CRHS staff is so connected and in sync that they sometimes dress alike! #ColonelTOUGH
Calendar Reminder: Monday, Nov. 17, no school for students.
Survey results prove it - our CRHS staff members are doing a great job! See what students to have say! #ColonelTOUGH
Congratulations to CRHS junior Ava Collins for being named our nominee for the Carson Scholars Fund! This program recognizes students with exceptional academic performance and significant volunteer contributions to their communities. She will now complete nationally for a $1,000 scholarship! #ColonelTOUGH #classof2027
