CHCA Eagles Eye Annual Report 2022

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Eight Upper School Students Recognized by Scholastic Art & Writing Awards Megumi Fukuda, Mary Kirby, Olivia Noh, Sarah Pan, Grace Pearson, Sophie Rempe, Dylan Silva, and Lindsey Steele each received recognition for outstanding artwork CHCA’s Theatre Department Presents Moana JR Grades 6-8 perform memorable production CHCA Students Design Donuts for Local Store Grade 4 students use writing skills for unique donut competition CHCA Senior Will Rueter Named Candidate in U.S. Presidential Scholars Program CHCA Becomes Only PK-12 School in the Country Accepted into Prestigious Teaching Kitchen Collaborative Lower School’s Beak Squad Robotics Team Excels at First Tournament 12 CHCA Seniors Sign with Athletic Scholarships The following CHCA seniors commit to collegiate athletics: Collin Ames (baseball); Caden Crawford (baseball); Mary Jones (volleyball); Ava Kraft (volleyball); Jessey Li (swimming); Griffin Max (soccer); Claire Mitchell (cheer); Will Murphy (baseball); Finley Payne (softball); Cooper Robinson (baseball); Carmen Solora (volleyball); and Jack Vogele (baseball) 20
Armleder Card Committee Launches Online Ordering Armleder entrepreneurs expand what started as a service project, and share gifts with Bengals as they head to Superbowl CHCA Varsity Swimming Team Places at State Connor Espenshade, Will Rueter, Ava Schwan, and Luke Sikkema named National Merit Finalists CHCA Celebrates AP Art with its 13th Annual Drawn Gallery Show Joy Chen, Megumi Fukuda, Megan Harris, Elise Irwin, Alexa McFawn, Brendan Murphy, Sarah Pan, Grace Pearson, Sophia Rempe, A.J. Vibberts with guidance from Mr. Tim Hilderbrand, put on an impressive show at Gallery Veronique CHCA Dance Academy Earns Multiple Awards in Competition Season CHCA Assistant Principal Holly Metzger & Her Family Serve Together for Ukraine Relief CHCA Teachers, Students Confront War in Ukraine with Donations, Education In the midst of asking, “What can I do to help,” CHCA students answer the question with action Twenty CHCA Upper School Students Spend Spring Break Serving Others in the Cumberland Mountains CHCA’s Theatre Department Presents 42nd Street Upper School students Grades 9-12 deliver outstanding performance of classic show WHAT'S MAKING HEADLINES 21
Page 1 and 2: 2022 EDITION T H E C I N C I N N A
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Page 5 and 6: DEAN NICHOLAS CHCA Head of School F
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Page 9 and 10: consider our theological “Big Ide
Page 11 and 12: MR. JOE METZGER WAS RECENTLY HIRED
Page 13 and 14: The answer, which reverberates from
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Page 23 and 24: WHAT'S MAKING HEADLINES Armleder Ho
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Page 29 and 30: CAMPUS HIGHLIGHTS 2021-2022 29
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Page 33 and 34: CHCA CELEBRATES the accomplishments
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Page 49 and 50: An interview with ALIVIA (JOHNSON)
Page 51 and 52: BACK ON THE FIELD: RYAN BETSCHER
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Page 59 and 60: CONSIDERING INTERNATIONAL ADOPTION
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Page 65 and 66: MEET JON ECKERT “It’s important
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Page 69 and 70: BALANCE SHEET 2022 A LOOK AT OUR AS
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OF DEVELOPMENT As you gave to CHCA,
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“It’s a powerful thing to see o
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“I learned how to work better in
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Celebration 2022 marked year two of
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25 YEARS+ DONORS Mr. and Mrs. Bob B
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SOARING EAGLE CIRCLE OF GIVING $2,5
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RECOGNIZING GIFTS RECEIVED JULY 1,
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When you give to what you love, you
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GIVE TO YOUR PASSION: FINE ARTS At
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GIVE TO YOUR PASSION: ATHLETICS 202
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Mr. and Mrs. Jason Cobb Mr. and Mrs
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AFTER PROM DONORS 2022 RECOGNIZING
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GIFTS IN HONOR OF In Honor of: Gray
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In the same way, let your light shi
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