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Congratulations! Your student, Adam Goudjil has been selected as a winner for the outstanding poetry entry submitted to the New York City Department of Environmental Protection’s 31^st annual Water Resources Art and Poetry Contest. The entry was beautifully executed and shows genuine understanding of – and appreciation for – New York’s water resources. More than 1,700 watershed and New York City students participated in the contest this year.

All participating students are invited, with up to two guests, to attend the May 16^th celebration. Those students with winning poetry and art, called Water Champions, will be invited on stage to receive their certificates. We hope that your Water Champion, Adam, and your other Art and Poetry participants (called Water Ambassadors), will also be able to attend.

CSIHS in the Spotlight

UPCOMING EVENTS

May 25 01:00 PM 07:00 PM

Blood Drive

All are welcome!

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May 25 10:30 PM 11:30 PM

Talent Show

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May 29

NO SCHOOL

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Jun 1 10:00 PM 11:00 PM

Senior Awards

Invitation only

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Jun 2

Grad practice A and B block

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Jun 5 Jun 7

Finals Schedule

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Jun 8

No School/Senior Prom

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Jun 12

Last day marking period 3

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Jun 13 Jun 23

Regents Week

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Jun 20 08:00 PM 10:00 PM

Freshman Orientation

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NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS

Congratulations to Adam Goudjil

Congratulations! Your student, Adam Goudjil has been selected as a winner for the outstanding poetry entry submitted to the New York City Department of Environmental Protection’s 31^st annual Water Resources Art and Poetry Contest. The entry was beautifully executed and shows genuine understanding of – and appreciation for – New York’s water resources. More than 1,700 watershed and New York City students participated in the contest this year.

All participating students are invited, with up to two guests, to attend the May 16^th celebration. Those students with winning poetry and art, called Water Champions, will be invited on stage to receive their certificates. We hope that your Water Champion, Adam, and your other Art and Poetry participants (called Water Ambassadors), will also be able to attend.

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CSIHS Students see Kinky Boots Broadway Show
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Battle of the Classes 2017 Days 1-3

Battle of the Classes Days 4-5

Japan 2017

Spain 2017

Important Links

OPEN HOUSE DATES FOR OCTOBER 2017

Date: 10/19/17 begins at 4:45 pm (Last name A thru L)

Date: 10/25/17 begins at 4:45 pm (Last name M thru Z)

Eligibility for admission to CSI High School requires your attendance at our private open house for the entire 90 minute session. Students must be accompanied by a parent/guardian and everyone must bring ID. The first session begins at 4:45 pm and groups will be admitted approximately every 30 minutes until our LAST SESSION at 6:00 pm. No one will be admitted after 6:00 pm. Please note that parking is very limited.

Spirit Week 2017

CSIHS Attends the Spring Festival, Harumatsuri

On March 20, students of Japanese 3 and 4 participated in the annual Spring Festival, Harumatsuri, held at the United Nations International School in Manhattan organized by the Japanese Teachers Association of of the Northeast region. Our students grouped with others from the Tri-State area enrolled in a Japanese program and visited booths that presented different aspects of the Japanese culture such as the Tea Ceremony, folkloric dances, kimono dressing, martial arts, food, among many others. Senior students Klaudia Tabor, Elizabeth Gousseva, Brittany DeCicco and Faith Medina also volunteered to open a "Fish Scooping" booth, a traditional carnival game in Japan. which was one of the most visited booths of the event.

The main afternoon event was the very competitive Japanese Speech Contest. Sophomore Vanessa Ton represented CSIHS for the first time. Out of a total of 15 participants, Vanessa occupied an outstanding fourth place.