The CRHS varsity girls soccer team had their first game of the season at home against Snow Hill High School. They played a strong game, but fell short, losing 4-2. Goals were scored by sophomores Sadie Prettyman and Doranelli Tomas-Ortiz. #ColonelTOUGH #homegrown
Photos by Nancy Downie
Congratulations to the CRHS varsity football team for their season-opening 55-0 win over Washington High School! Junior Derrick Mitchell had five carries for 101 yards as well as one punt return for 59 yards and an interception return of 37 yards, scoring touchdowns on both. Sophomore Ja'Zir Dickerson had three carries for 53 yards with two touchdowns and one interception. Senior Chris Rockwell had eight tackles and one sack, senior Dylan Cecil had seven tackles, and senior Dominique Caven had one interception which he returned for 35 yards for a touchdown. Junior Bradley Thomas had a forced fumble takeaway for a 28 yard touchdown. Junior Cha'tydrick Pickrom had six tackles with two being for losses. #ColonelTOUGH #homegrown
Photos by Dustin Holt
Did you know we have a student-created Colonel Closet to help all our students? Students can request hygiene and school supplies for free! We're also collecting formal wear for Homecoming. Reach out to our Community Schools Coordinator, Ms. Christopher, for more details! #ColonelTOUGH
Students, if you're interested in taking a dual enrollment course in the spring semester, you need to attend this meeting! Sign up with Mrs. Podlaszewski! #ColonelTOUGH
Mr. Sherman's Weekly Update #ColonelTOUGH
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Students, sign up for our Polar Bear Plunge team! See Mr. Shelly for details and permission slips. This will earn you 10 service learning hours. #ColonelTOUGH
https://support.somd.org/team/602044
Today is UNESCO's International Literacy Day! Since 1967, International Literacy Day has been recognized to remind policy-makers, practitioners, and the public of the critical importance of literacy for creating a more just, peaceful, and sustainable society. Literacy is a foundation for people to acquire broader knowledge, skills, values, attitudes, and behaviors to foster a culture of lasting peace based on respect for equality and non-discrimination, the rule of law, solidarity, justice, diversity, and tolerance and to build harmonious relations with oneself, other people and the planet.
Colonel Richardson High School is happy to join in on the celebration! #ColonelTOUGH #LiteracyDay
Despite a foggy morning, our seniors enjoyed Senior Sunrise! #ColonelTOUGH #classof2025
Homecoming 2024 #ColonelTOUGH
CRHS Athletic Events for 9/9-9/14 #ColonelTOUGH #homegrown
Families, be sure to visit carolinecps.powerschool.com to fill out the Student Information Update before September 30th! Even if nothing has changed, we need it completed!
Students without completed updates will not be allowed to purchase tickets for Homecoming. Contact Ms. Carmine at 410-479-3678 or carmine.stephanie@ccpsstaff.org for help with logging in. #ColonelTOUGH
Character Counts Quote for September #ColonelTOUGH
The CRHS Art Club has their first meeting on Wednesday! All students are welcome to join. #ColonelTOUGH
Mr. Sherman's Weekly Update #ColonelTOUGH
https://secure.smore.com/n/j7ye5
Our first home football game is Friday! Join us for a tropical theme to start the season! #ColonelTOUGH #homegrown
Calendar Reminder: Monday, Sept. 2, all school and offices closed in observance of Labor Day.
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CRHS Athletic Events for 9/2-9/7 #ColonelTOUGH #homegrown
Please note that all home CRHS sports events are cash only admission.
Mrs. Smith's Chemistry students spent time this week engaging in various team-based activities including the marshmallow challenge. Everyone showed how Colonel TOUGH they are by treating team members with respect as they persevered to obtain the goals of building the tallest structure! #ColonelTOUGH
Welcome to our new instructional assistant, Mr. Nick Sprouse! This is his fourth year working in Caroline County in special education. He's a graduate of Easton High School and Salisbury University with a degree in exercise science and is currently enrolled in Grand Canyon University for early childhood education. Mr. Sprouse wants to teach kindergarten or first grade with a long term goal of becoming a principal. He is part of Talbot Mentors and helps with his church's Sunday School program. His favorite activities are axe throwing, mini golfing, go karting, and going to concerts and sporting events. His nickname is Mr. Positivity!
Best wishes to our former instructional assistant, Mrs. Tammy Stivers, who is enjoying retirement! #ColonelTOUGH
Due to predicted rain, Senior Sunrise will be rescheduled to next Friday. #ColonelTOUGH
