A few years ago, one of the area churches purchased a new color printer and donated their used one to
CHCS. The maintenance contract on it had expired but it still worked reasonably well and all we had to
do was put ink in it. It was a great advantage to us to be able to design and print our own brochures and
other promotional materials. The more professional looking items help to present CHCS
in a positive light to the public.
Last week, that donated color printer “bit the dust”. Of course, the cost to fix it is more than the
purchase of a new one. We have decided that we really do need to have a printer of this sort. We are
putting out more and more materials that will benefit CHCS and they really need to be good quality.
We have selected the printer that will best meet our needs-it will cost $450.00. This is not part of our
budget. We have received a gift of $125.00 towards this purchase. If you would like to help CHCS
with this need, it would be greatly appreciated. Please be sure to indicate
“gift for printer” on your check.
Thank you.

• Dish soap
• Children’s Tylenol
• Paper napkins
• Recess monitors

Preschool, Y5’s & Kindergarten 285
1st & 2nd Grade 1328
3rd & 4th Grade 1400
5th & 6th Grade 626
7th & 8th Grade 168
9th & 10th Grade 85
11th & 12th Grade 1117
Total 5349
Our submission time is May. Also, CHCS can earn 50
Bonus Points if families would go to Facebook and “Like”
Labels for Education.
If you would like to sign up to support CHCS online, go
to
www.labelsforeducation.com and register.
On the website is a listing of all products where you can
find the “Labels for Education” label. They’re on more
products than just Campbell’s soups!

We will begin to feature areas of the student handbook in the Town Crier as space allows.
This week we will focus on Classroom Rules – Elementary.
(See page 24)
It is the student’s responsibility to be prepared for classes each day with the necessary materials and
completed homework.
Students are to remain in their seats unless given permission by their teacher to get up.
When students wish to speak in class, they must raise their hand and wait until the teacher gives them
permission to speak.
Each classroom teacher will have specific classroom rules that will apply to their students.

The week of January 30 –February 3
is CHCS Spirit Week. Each day there is
a different theme and those are:
Monday: Pajama Day
Tuesday: College Fan Day
Wednesday: Nerd Day
Thursday: Mis-match day
Friday: Red, White & Blue Day
Class participation is necessary.
Whichever class wins will get the Spirit
Stick, class pride for accomplishing such an
esteemed prize, and an ice cream party.
Be as creative as possible because individual
prizes will also be given to the best dressed
for each day. Although you are encouraged to
be creative, please wear only appropriate
clothing.

Saturday, February 4, 2012,
at THBC.
1:00 p.m. JV Basketball vs. Skeels Christian
Presentation of the 2012 Homecoming Court and the 2012 King and Queen
CHCS Choir to sing the National Anthem
2:30 p.m. Varsity Basketball vs. Skeels Christian
Festivities would include:
Cake raffle
Bake sale
Concessions
Door prizes
At Half-Time:
Recognize Alumni
1/2 Court Contest
Come and be a part of the festivities
and support our Patriots!!!

If you would like to place an apparel order, please
call the office by January 31.
We would need a 12 piece minimum to be able to
place the order.

Someone has donated one box of 3 color
ink tanks by Canon. The reference I.D. is
BCI-3e with one each of
BCI-3eC
BCI-3eM
BCI-3eY.
The box is in the school office. If you can
use them, please let us know.

We will begin to feature areas of the student handbook in the Town Crier as space allows.
This week we will focus on Dress Code.
Christians are admonished by Scripture to observe the principles of modesty and the glorification of God
(1 Corinthians 10:31, 1 Peter 3:3-4). We believe a dress code serves to give the student a distinctive appearance,
encourage the Christian walk and witness, produce school pride, and create an atmosphere conducive to learning.
Cadillac Heritage Christian School is a conservative, traditional, American, educational ministry. The image we wish to
present to the public is one that reflects those beliefs and values. We desire an image that demonstrates a modest,
conservative, clean cut, traditional, “all-American” look. For that reason, we have enacted the following dress code.
See page 29 through 35 of the student handbook for complete details.
NOTE TO PARENTS: One’s apparel or adornment should grace the life by directing subtle attention to the inner person
rather than the physical appearance. We feel it is the parents’ God-given responsibility to care for the adornment and
decorum of their children by teaching and enforcing Godly dress. Clothing styles are cultural, and cultural as standards
are not always right or wrong: however, in a day of constantly deteriorating cultural styles, we feel we must set
minimum standards that will bring honor and glory to Jesus Christ.

Occasionally, it is necessary to have an emergency
closing, delay or early dismissal of school, usually due to inclement weather. When Cadillac Area Public Schools close
for inclement weather, CHCS will close as well. If you live in a school district other than CAPS and your district closes
because of inclement weather on a day when CAPS/CHCS are in session, you will not be
required to attend school that day and will receive an excused absence. Please call the school office and let us know
that you will be keeping your children at home due to road conditions. There may be additional times when CAPS
will not be closed and it will be necessary for CHCS to have an emergency closing of school.
Whenever it is necessary to have an emergency school closing, the following TV/radio stations will be notified.
TV 9 & 10 TV 7 & 4
TV 29 & 8 WLJN 89.9
WOLW 91.1 SMILE FM 104.9