Admission Placement Exam
The rescheduled date for the admissions placement makeup exam is Saturday, February 6th. Sign in will begin at 8:15am and testing will begin at 8:30am. For questions please contact Mrs. Marianne McCarty (mmcarty@cghsnc.org).

Foreign Language Placement Testing
Foreign language placement testing for students who have previously registered is rescheduled for Saturday, February 6th with sign-in from 9:30am to 9:45am. If your student is unable to attend that Saturday, there will be one make up opportunity on Wednesday, February 10th at 3:00pm. Please contact Mrs. Marianne McCarty (mmcarty@cghsnc.org) if you intend to attend the Wednesday day, or we will assume that you will be present on Saturday the 6th.

Band Auditions
Please contact Mr. Don Martin (dmartin@cghsnc.org) for specifics about rescheduling band auditions.

Drama Auditions
Please refer to information sent by Mr. Kevin Ferguson (kferguson@cghsnc.org) regarding Drama Auditions.

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The main part of our celebration of Catholic Schools Week, January 31st – February 5th , is the all-school liturgy scheduled for this Thursday, January 28th. 

The theme for this year as chosen by the National Catholic Educational Association is “Catholic Schools-Dividends for Life.”  The basic idea behind this theme is that a student’s Catholic School education pays off for life.  What we teach them, the faith we pass on to them, along with the values and morals that they learn here will hopefully have a lasting impact on our students long after they have graduated.  A 2008 Gibbons graduate will be speaking at the mass and sharing how her CGHS education continues to pay off in her life now.

Next week, during the daily morning prayer we will highlight one of the five areas of our Catholic Identity. We will also have posters in the locker bays emphasizing these areas. In addition a Faculty and Staff Retreat day is slated for February 3rd.  The retreat day will focus on the Spirituality of the Catholic Educator. The day is designed to give the Faculty/Staff a chance to come together, away from campus, for a day of renewal, reflection, prayer and discussion.  Fr. Barry Strong, O.S.F.S., will be the retreat master.  For more information, please contact Fr. Scott at ext 219.

The main part of our celebration of Catholic Schools Week, January 31st – February 5th , is the all-school liturgy scheduled for this Thursday, January 28th. 

The theme for this year as chosen by the National Catholic Educational Association is “Catholic Schools-Dividends for Life.”  The basic idea behind this theme is that a student’s Catholic School education pays off for life.  What we teach them, the faith we pass on to them, along with the values and morals that they learn here will hopefully have a lasting impact on our students long after they have graduated.  A 2008 Gibbons graduate will be speaking at the mass and sharing how her CGHS education continues to pay off in her life now.

Next week, during the daily morning prayer we will highlight one of the five areas of our Catholic Identity. We will also have posters in the locker bays emphasizing these areas. In addition a Faculty and Staff Retreat day is slated for February 3rd.  The retreat day will focus on the Spirituality of the Catholic Educator. The day is designed to give the Faculty/Staff a chance to come together, away from campus, for a day of renewal, reflection, prayer and discussion.  Fr. Barry Strong, O.S.F.S., will be the retreat master.  For more information, please contact Fr. Scott at ext 219.

We have all witnessed the immense destruction that has taken place this week in Haiti due to the earthquake.  The people of Haiti are desperate right now for the basic necessities of life.  Many people have asked how we in the Gibbons community can help the people of Haiti.  Here is our plan:
 
On Tuesday and Wednesday of next week the swim team will be leading our efforts to collect finds for the Haitian people.  Collections will take place in the cafeteria and the main lobby during the lunch periods.  The collected funds will be sent to the Diocese of Raleigh to be included with funds from collections taking place in parishes across the diocese this weekend for humanitarian aid.  These funds will in turn be sent to Catholic Relief Services for immediate aid in Haiti.  Checks can be made payable to CGHS.
 
Please contact Fr. Scott or Sr. Laura with any questions.

We have all witnessed the immense destruction that has taken place this week in Haiti due to the earthquake.  The people of Haiti are desperate right now for the basic necessities of life.  Many people have asked how we in the Gibbons community can help the people of Haiti.  Here is our plan:
 
On Tuesday and Wednesday of next week the swim team will be leading our efforts to collect finds for the Haitian people.  Collections will take place in the cafeteria and the main lobby during the lunch periods.  The collected funds will be sent to the Diocese of Raleigh to be included with funds from collections taking place in parishes across the diocese this weekend for humanitarian aid.  These funds will in turn be sent to Catholic Relief Services for immediate aid in Haiti.  Checks can be made payable to CGHS. 
 
Contact Fr. Scott or Sr. Laura with any questions.

Report cards were issued electronically to students and parents via the PowerSchool Parent Portal on Wednesday January 6th by 3pm.  Users can login to PowerSchool, click the “Grades History” tab at the top and view the finalized grades for Quarter 1 (Q1), Quarter 2 (Q2), Midterm exam (E1) and Semester 1 (S1).  

Students who earned Honors credit for Honors option courses can view course and credit information from the “Grades History” on Friday January 8th by 3pm.  Honors Courses are assigned appropriate credit and are indicated as “Honors” on official transcripts sent to colleges.

Report cards were issued electronically to students and parents via the PowerSchool Parent Portal on Wednesday January 6th by 3pm.  Users can login to PowerSchool, click the “Grades History” tab at the top and view the finalized grades for Quarter 1 (Q1), Quarter 2 (Q2), Midterm exam (E1) and Semester 1 (S1).  

Students who earned Honors credit for Honors option courses can view course and credit information from the “Grades History” on Friday January 8th by 3pm.  Honors Courses are assigned appropriate credit and are indicated as “Honors” on official transcripts sent to colleges.

One hundred and thirty-six Cardinal Gibbons High School students and recent graduates have earned AP Scholar Awards in recognition of their exceptional achievement on AP Exams. Click download for details and the names of the award winners.