🗓️ Monday, 4/21 — A DAY

🗓️ Tuesday, 4/22 — B DAY

🗓️ Wednesday, 4/23 — A DAY

🍎 Peer Tutoring at Lunch

🥫 Churchill Food Pantry, 3:00 – 4:00 PM

🎓💰ECMC Night: A night for Juniors and their families to learn more about the college-going experience, college applications, and especially financial aid, 7:00 PM ✨

🗓️ Thursday, 4/24 — ADVISORY B DAY

🏆🍳 Student of the Month Breakfast, 7:45 AM

🌲🏞️ Willamette National Forest Career Visit, 12:15 PM 🌳

🗓️ Friday, 4/25 — A Day

👑💃 Lancer Pageant, 7:00 PM 🎉

As Assistant Principals Week (April 7-11) comes to a close, we at Churchill High School want to take a moment to express our sincere gratitude for the incredible dedication and hard work of our Assistant Principals, Dr. Kim Vangel and Dr. Rob Hess.

Our APs are truly the backbone of Churchill High School. Every day, they go above and beyond to support our Lancers' access to learning and vital educational resources. Their commitment to fostering a safe and positive school environment is evident in their consistent presence, whether they are supervising hallways, supporting classrooms, or ensuring the smooth running of special events.

But their contributions extend far beyond these essential tasks. Dr. Vangel and Dr. Hess are invaluable leaders, mentors, and problem-solvers who positively impact the lives of our students and staff in countless ways.

Go, Lancers!

ALL Churchill students are expected to attend Testing Day on Friday, April 18.

⏰ 8:30 AM — All students start the day in their Advisory classrooms

🍕 12:30 PM — Students released, lunch served

🚌 3:30 PM — Buses run

Bring your laptop (fully charged 💻) and your charger 🔌. You may want to bring your water bottle 💧. A mid-morning snack 🥨 will be provided.

Get a good night's rest 🛌. Bring a pencil ✏️, calculator ➕➖✖️➗, water bottle 💧, and a snack 🍎.

Bring your laptop (fully charged 💻) and your charger 🔌, a calculator ➕➖✖️➗, water bottle 💧, and a snack 🍪.

Seniors - Do you have a 3.5 cumulative GPA, will you graduate with 25 credits, and have you completed at least 120 hours of community service? If you answer yes to all three questions, you likely meet the requirements for an Honors Diploma. Applications are now available! The electronic copy is attached to this message, or you can pick up a paper copy in the Student Support Center.

Applications are due to Kari Ludington by May 14 at 4:00 p.m. See Kari or your Counselor with any questions. 

2025 4J Honors Diploma Application (PDF)

Thanks to a Eugene Education Foundation grant, we are bringing two published authors to Churchill this year! These events will be held in the library during the school day. Some Language Arts classes will attend. Students who want to attend individually need to preregister in advance with Debbie or Jennifer in the library and get permission from their Period 2 teacher.

Emily is the author of the book To The Gorge: Running, Grief, Resilience & 460 Miles on the Pacific Crest Trail. After Emily's mother died, she decided to try to break the record for the Fastest Known Time by a woman on the Pacific Crest Trail's 460 miles across Oregon. She wound up breaking all the known records as she ran on the trail for more than 7 seven days. She will be talking about her experience running ultramarathons and running on the Pacific Crest Trail as well as dealing with grief and her journey in the creative nonfiction writing process.

We have local scholarships in the Student Support Center. Come by and check them out. We currently have the following applications:

Masonic Lodge No. 11 Scholarship

The Singer Foundation Scholarships

Eugene Southtowne Rotary Foundation - Rotary Shaw Scholarship

Rylee Martin Memorial Scholarship

Earl Hulstrom Masonic Scholarship

Wednesday, April 23rd, from 7-8 PM, in the CHS auditorium. Save and date and join CHS Staff for you and your Junior and learn how to prepare for your student's financial aid for college. Learn tips and tricks about FAFSA, student loans, and parent loans. More information will be distributed after spring break. This event is sponsored by the Education College Management Corporation, a nonprofit corporation providing services in support of higher education finance, they assist students and families in their efforts to plan and pay for college.

Culture Corner (outside of H20) will feature displays highlighting these monthly themes:

Please check in with Judy in H20 if you would like to contribute to Culture Corner or if you have photos or announcements for the Arts and Culture Corner. 

This week’s spotlight is on Churchill’s extremely talented choral groups, led by Dr. Julian Jones, in an event on April 4th. The collaborative concert included InAccord, a Eugene community choir, as well as students from ATA Middle School. The event was inspiring, and also debuted a performance from Churchill’s own Irish Trio, Següe.

Sign up for alerts when our Churchill High School students need a helping hand with essential items that aren't provided by the school, like clothing, shoes, school supplies, and food.

Get involved today at www.15thnight.org/volunteer — your support makes a difference!

Here’s how you can contribute and spread some kindness:  

Feel free to drop off any donations at Churchill’s Front Office, Attention: Mike's Closet. 

Trista Neuman  

15th Night Coordinator  

neuman_t@4j.lane.edu