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Decorate your own unique bookend and then donate it to the Teen Room! A how-to video will be posted on Facebook, but the design is up to your imagination. Registration begins July 10th. A limited number of craft along kits will be available for pick-up in the Teen Room to participants entering 7th-12th grades after they receive confirmation for their registration. Click HERE to find the link to register.
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Learn to paint with watercolors. This program takes place on Facebook. Registration required and begins July 17. A limited number of craft along kits will be available for pick-up in the Teen Room to participants entering 7th-12th grades after they receive confirmation for their registration. For more information click HERE.
Learn how to make characters to bring more depth to your game play. This program will be pre-recorded and posted to Facebook on July 3rd at 2:00 PM.
A Fall Tradition goes Virtual - Reds, Whites, Blues and Brews: Making Spirits Bright
During this unusual time, we have all had to make adjustments. Here at CCHS we were closed for several months when the Covid-19 outbreak first began, reopening in early July. Even then it was at reduced capacity and we had to cancel both our spring fundraiser, The Great Car Thing, and the Trolley into Mark Twain Country. We also did not get our usual spring rush of second graders in the museum. (READ MORE)
Southern California libraries, as well as writers, actors and more, will read ‘Fahrenheit 451’ online to celebrate the author’s centennial.
