DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS
Monday Feb 9 2026
I Pledge Allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands one Nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
ALL ABOARD! River Royalty Productions proudly presents an inspiring musical to celebrate resilience, joy, and the unstoppable power of the human spirit. Bursting with heart, humor, and hope, The Unsinkable Molly Brown tells the true story of a woman whose courage and kindness lifted everyone around her. Performances are March 6th & 7th at 7:30 PM . Adults are $10. Students and seniors are $5. Or come see our matinee on March 8th at 2:00 PM and pay just $5 per person!
There will be Girls Golf Open Gym during Flex2 on Mondays and Wednesdays now until the season starts after Spring Break. Any girls interested in trying it out are welcome to attend! See Coach McEwen for any questions.
FFA is holding a meeting during the first flex in the woodshop today.
The game club will NOT meet today.
Singing Valentines are back! CHS choir students will be delivering Singing Valentines this Friday, February 13th. Stop by the choir room S152 to place your order. CHS Valentines cost $5 and Community Valentines cost $25.
The last day to buy your CHS Spirit Week Shirts is Today Feb. 9th. See your email for the link or the TVs for the QR code. If you have any questions, please ask Ms. Redpath. Shirts will ship out on February 18th. https://adcraftwebstores.com/cswek26/
iJAG is hosting their Crush For Your Crush Fundraiser! Celebrate Valentine's Day this year by sending a can of crush soda to your valentine. Fill out the form and give your $2 to Mrs. Lemon-Levy or Mrs. Harris in room S154 by Wednesday, February 11th. Crush cans will be delivered on Friday, February 13th during mentoring. https://forms.gle/kxZkzYb8fHtAddUY7
Students who drive to school need to park in the North student lot or by Coan field in the South lot and enter through the Hall or Fame doors (D26). The other parking locations are for Staff members.
Make sure you remember to bring your computers and chargers to school EVERYDAY. The library has a limited number of computers and chargers to loan out. If you have a loaner charger it needs to be returned ASAP.
Attention - girls soccer - OPEN GYM this Saturday, February 14th at 12:30pm in Yourd Gym.
Remember to sign in when you are going to spend time in the library even during flexes. There is NO food allowed on the upper floor of the library. You can NOT eat your lunch in any part of the library. If you are on the upper floor of the library you need to be sitting in one of the chairs and can not block the shelves or pathways. If the chairs are full you need to be down stairs.
The River Queen Basketball program picked up two lopsided victories on Friday night against the Davenport West Falcons. The JV Girls won their game 55-15 in the first game. Scoring leaders for the Queens were Lilly Schneeberger with 11, Phoebe Levine and Zoey Scott with 8, and Tenley Cewe with 7. Levine and Arra Greene each had 6 boards while Cewe and Schneeberger had 6 steals and Levine 5. The Varsity Queen celebrated their 6 seniors and did not disappoint, ending with a 77-40 win. Scoring leaders for the Queens were Jhaliana Guy with 33, Carryn Sattler with 15, Olivia Schneeberger 9, and Aubrey Fergurson 8. Fergurson added 14 rebounds and Sattler added 7. Guy was the team leader in assists with 5 while Haskell added 7 steals and Guy added 4. The coaching staff wants to again "thank" their Seniors for their leadership on and off the court and the sacrifices they've put in during their time in the program. The Queens move to 12-8 on the season and host Muscatine on Tuesday in a boy-girl doubleheader.
Last Friday the River Kings traveled to Davenport West in a MAC conference matchup. The freshman boys kicked off an exciting night of basketball in a battle. The freshman did a great job of sharing the ball, making great passes to get open looks, but fell short on the final possession of the game 46-49. The freshman boys continue to improve and are playing well late into the season. The sophomores followed up the exciting game in a shootout. Finding themselves in a hole early, they battled back to take the lead into half time. In what continued to be a game of runs, the sophomores fell to a final push from the Falcons on a score of 74-79. The Varsity Kings continued their streak of good basketball Friday night. Hitting open looks, sharing the ball, and playing great team defense propelled the Kings into a final score of 61-34. Friday night marked the first road win for the Kings this season. The Kings have a full week of basketball, With Muscatine at home Tuesday, Maquoketa at Home Thursday, and capping off the week on the road Friday at Assumption. Go Kings!
Activities for Today
Choir: Concert & A'Cappella Winter Concert (H) @ Durgin Performing Arts Center 7:00pm
Lunch for Today
Baked Potato Bar (Cheese, Chili, Broccoli), Dinner Roll
Alternative Lunch
Taco Quesadilla, Chuckwagon Corn