Students Must Arrive On Time For Classes Amid Tardy Reminders

The Coronado High School community is gearing up for an exciting start to the school year, with important reminders and upcoming events highlighted in the latest broadcast.

As students settle into their routines, school officials emphasized the importance of punctuality. In a message to students, it was stressed that being in class when the bell rings is not just a guideline but a requirement. This expectation is aimed at fostering respect among peers and teachers, ensuring a productive learning environment.

Looking ahead, freshmen will soon enjoy the privilege of leaving campus during lunch, starting Tuesday, September 2. However, students are reminded that this is a privilege that comes with the responsibility of returning on time to avoid tardiness. The school encourages kindness and respect as students represent not only themselves but the entire CHS community.

In addition to these reminders, students are encouraged to register for the PSAT, which will take place on Saturday, October 18. This test is particularly important for sophomores and juniors as it prepares them for the SAT and offers insights into college readiness. Registration is open until September 1, and students can find the necessary information on the Islander News website.

Lastly, mark your calendars for the second annual COSA Foundation and COSA Council Community Carnival on Tuesday, September 23, at 5:15 PM in the theater. This event promises to be a great opportunity for community engagement and learning about the initiatives supported by the COSA staff and foundation members.

As the school year progresses, the Coronado High School community is encouraged to stay engaged, respectful, and ready for the exciting events ahead.