Don’t forget to help us pack the bus TODAY, from 4:00PM - 6:00PM!
Chillicothe Fire Department is hosting a Drive-Thru Food Drive THIS Saturday to help combat food insecurity in our community! Be sure to come out, donate, and help feed your community!
They will be receiving donations at the department, at 54 E Water St, from 9:00AM - 1:00PM.
They will be receiving donations at the department, at 54 E Water St, from 9:00AM - 1:00PM.
Help us Pack The Bus THIS Thursday, November 6th, from 4-6PM. A Chillicothe City School District school bus will be parked on The west side of Paint Street, outside the jail.
Please donate canned goods or non-perishable food items, or make a monetary donation if you can, to support the Cavalier Closet!
MR. CONFERENCE PLAYER OF THE YEAR 🏆
Give a big round of applause to our guy Cartae Ligon for winning conference player of the year!
In only his Sophomore campaign he put up video game numbers 🎮! He had mind-blowing 🤯 performances and amassed over 2200 Rushing yards for 27 TD’s, over 300 receiving yards for 2 TDs, 200 yds kick returns, 80 tackles, 3 interceptions, 4 PBU’s!
Congratulations, Cartae, the future is bright for you!
Our seniors brought their Halloween Spirit to this year’s costume contest—organized by Student Council and hosted by senior class advisors Mrs. Dana and Ms. Arredondo!
🏆 Winners include:
😂 Funniest Costume: Noah McAdams as Austin Powers
👯 Best Group: Maleah Geise, Kara Loel, Mick Monk & Karissa Umphries as childhood trick-or-treaters
🎨 Most Creative: Elizabeth Miller as a Renaissance Lady
🧵 Best DIY: Brooke Taylor as Strawberry Shortcake
🫶 Best Duo: Reagan Helmick & Layla Reisinger as Elphaba and Dorothy
🦖 Scariest: Alayna Sutherland & AJ Crosby as a brachiosaurus dinosaur
Way to go, Class of 2025—your creativity slayed! 💀✨
🏆 Winners include:
😂 Funniest Costume: Noah McAdams as Austin Powers
👯 Best Group: Maleah Geise, Kara Loel, Mick Monk & Karissa Umphries as childhood trick-or-treaters
🎨 Most Creative: Elizabeth Miller as a Renaissance Lady
🧵 Best DIY: Brooke Taylor as Strawberry Shortcake
🫶 Best Duo: Reagan Helmick & Layla Reisinger as Elphaba and Dorothy
🦖 Scariest: Alayna Sutherland & AJ Crosby as a brachiosaurus dinosaur
Way to go, Class of 2025—your creativity slayed! 💀✨
It's always so rewarding to see our alumni doing great things!
Chillicothe City School District is proud to congratulate CHS alumnus Benjamin Yandila for successfully completing the Leadership Launchpad Program through the OHIO Robert D. Walter Center for Strategic Leadership at Ohio University!
Benjamin has shown outstanding commitment, reflection, and growth throughout this multi-workshop leadership journey—culminating in earning his Leadership Challenge Coin, a symbol of integrity, teamwork, and purpose-driven leadership.
The Leadership Launchpad helps Ohio University students explore who they are as leaders, understand how they influence others, and build the foundational skills needed to lead with purpose—on campus, in their careers, and beyond.
Once a Cavalier, Always a Cavalier!
Learn more about the Leadership Launchpad Program here:
🔗https://www.ohio.edu/business/about/centers-institutes/walter-strategic-leadership/leadership-launchpad
Chillicothe City School District is proud to congratulate CHS alumnus Benjamin Yandila for successfully completing the Leadership Launchpad Program through the OHIO Robert D. Walter Center for Strategic Leadership at Ohio University!
Benjamin has shown outstanding commitment, reflection, and growth throughout this multi-workshop leadership journey—culminating in earning his Leadership Challenge Coin, a symbol of integrity, teamwork, and purpose-driven leadership.
The Leadership Launchpad helps Ohio University students explore who they are as leaders, understand how they influence others, and build the foundational skills needed to lead with purpose—on campus, in their careers, and beyond.
Once a Cavalier, Always a Cavalier!
Learn more about the Leadership Launchpad Program here:
🔗https://www.ohio.edu/business/about/centers-institutes/walter-strategic-leadership/leadership-launchpad
With a 3rd Place finish in the Regional Cross Country Meet the Boys XC Team has qualified for the 2025 State Cross Country Championship.
They will run at 2:20PM Saturday, November 1st at The Fortress, Obetz.
They will run at 2:20PM Saturday, November 1st at The Fortress, Obetz.
Let's cheer on our Cavaliers as they take on the Jackson Ironmen TONIGHT in the FAC Championship game! The game will be hosted at Jackson, with kickoff at 7:00PM!
Friday is SENIOR NIGHT! We will be recognizing our football, cheerleading, marching band, golf, and cross country seniors at the O tomorrow night, starting at 6:15PM, before kickoff.
*Senior athletes and their families should arrive 30 minutes early*
*Senior athletes and their families should arrive 30 minutes early*
Here are a couple of important reminders for the rest of the week:
1. Tomorrow, October 15th, is the last day of the First Nine Weeks! Let's finish strong, Cavaliers!
2. There is no school for students on Thursday, October 16th, or Friday, October 17th!
1. Tomorrow, October 15th, is the last day of the First Nine Weeks! Let's finish strong, Cavaliers!
2. There is no school for students on Thursday, October 16th, or Friday, October 17th!
Hello, this is Principal Matthew Ballentine calling from Chillicothe High School with a friendly reminder about tonight's Homecoming Dance.
The dance begins promptly at 8:00 PM and runs until 11:00 PM.
For all students attending, you will need to enter through the Cox Gym doors located in the north parking lot. This is where our staff will be set up for check-in.
Please note that you must be inside and checked in by 9:00 PM. For the safety and security of all our students, we will not be able to admit anyone after the 9:00 PM cut-off, so please plan to arrive early! Also, please know that when you leave the building, there will be no reentry.
We ask that every student attending bring some form of photo identification to enter the dance. Please be sure to have this ready for check-in.
We are excited for a great evening! Please remember to enjoy your time, look out for one another, and make safe, responsible choices.
Thank you, and we look forward to seeing everyone tonight for a fun and memorable Homecoming!
Join us tonight for our Homecoming Football Game at the O!
It's a BIG day to be on CHS's Homecoming Court! 🤩 We hope everyone is having an awesome Homecoming Week, and is looking forward to this weekend's festivities! We know we are!
Our big Powderpuff Football games have been a blast! Our junior and senior teams will compete this Wednesday at The O!
We are so grateful to have such a dedicated food services team that goes above and beyond! This summer, they received the Silver Snow Pea Award in the Farm to Summer challenge! Congratulations!
Adena Mobile Health Clinic will be visiting us outside of Chillicothe High School coming up soon! Monday, October 6th and Monday, October 27th they will be with us from 8:30AM - 2:30PM!
We are hosting a Q&A Panel regarding the upcoming levy! Join us on Wednesday, October 1st at 6:00PM to have your questions answered and gain clarity on any topics you may seek further information on.
This panel will be hosted in the Chillicothe Intermediate School cafeteria!
*This event is for informational purposes only*
This panel will be hosted in the Chillicothe Intermediate School cafeteria!
*This event is for informational purposes only*
What steps has the district taken to address the declining funds to support the budget?
Read the answer below!
Visit our Levy FAQ page: https://www.ccsd.us/o/ccs/page/levy-faq
Read previous Questions of the Week: https://www.ccsd.us/article/2442099
Read the answer below!
Visit our Levy FAQ page: https://www.ccsd.us/o/ccs/page/levy-faq
Read previous Questions of the Week: https://www.ccsd.us/article/2442099
Leading into reading Arthur Miller’s “The Crucible”, students in Mrs. Schobelock’s English Language Arts class have been exploring the historical context and background of the Salem Witch Trials, the Red Scare, and Puritanism. “The Crucible” is based on and inspired by the Salem Witch Trials, but serves as an allegory for the Red Scare which lasted from the late 1940s to the early 1950s. We love seeing our students’ creativity and artwork as they prepare to read such a prominent piece of American Literature!
