Our 5th and 6th grade students have been participating in Jump Rope for Heart during their PE classes this week. The students have crushed their original goal and have already raised more than $3,000 for the American Heart Association. What an amazing accomplishment! ❤️
Congratulations to the cast and crew of Chicago the Musical!
CHS students are delivering an incredible performance—full of talent, energy, and hard work. Don’t miss your chance to see it—get your tickets now for an upcoming show! 🎭
DON'T MISS ANY OF THE "RAZZLE DAZZLE"
🎭 Tickets are going fast for CHS’s production of Chicago!
Purchase yours in advance at chathamsd.booktix.com 🎟️
💲 Students: $12
💲 Adults: $15
🗓️ Shows: April 16, 17 & 18
⏰ 7:00 PM
🎭 Tickets are going fast for CHS’s production of Chicago!
Purchase yours in advance at chathamsd.booktix.com 🎟️
💲 Students: $12
💲 Adults: $15
🗓️ Shows: April 16, 17 & 18
⏰ 7:00 PM
The spring concert season is upon us! Tomorrow MAS Second Graders will light up the stage at 9:30AM.
Chatham High School Key Club is making a BIG impact! 💙🥫
This past Saturday, 50 incredible volunteers came together for the 9th Annual Meal Packing Event—packing an amazing 15,200 ready-to-heat meals in just one morning to support community members facing food insecurity.
✨ By the numbers:
🍽️ 15,200 meals packed in a single day
🙌 50 dedicated volunteers
📆 9 years of service
💙 245,547 total meals packed since the program began
These shelf-stable meals will help local families access nutritious, easy-to-prepare food when they need it most.
As Key Club approaches its 10th year of this impactful tradition, they continue to lead with compassion, service, and community spirit. Way to go, CHS! 👏
Starting this week Wednesday, April 16 - Saturday, April 18, 2026, the Chatham High School Theatre Department is presenting their spring production of Chicago: Teen Edition. This youth-adapted version of the classic Broadway musical is specially designed for teenage performers while keeping the show’s iconic jazzy style and satirical storyline. Set in the Roaring Twenties, it follows Roxie Hart, a young woman who dreams of fame as a vaudeville star but ends up in jail after murdering her lover. There, she meets Velma Kelly, another performer and fellow inmate, who becomes both her rival and inspiration. With the help of slick lawyer Billy Flynn, both women manipulate the press and the public to gain celebrity status.
Performances will be held Thursday, April 16, Friday, April 17th, and Saturday, April 18th at 7:00 PM.
Tickets for the performances must be purchased in advance online at chathamsd.booktix.com. Ticket prices: $12.00 for students, and $15.00 for adults.
The 7th grade CMS PRO Leaders helped run a March Madness Knockout Tournament to raise money for Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation which supports childhood cancer research. 5th & 6th grade students were able to participate in lunch knockout games throughout the month of March and competed for Amazon gift cards. Collectively we raised $300 for Alex's Lemonade Stand...so far!
Our 5th grade champion was Dylan Carey & second place went to Zachary Bock
Our 6th grade campion was Abby Kelleher & second place went to Rhys Aue
Thank you to our PRO Leaders for choosing such a great charity to support & helping run the event.
Our 5th grade champion was Dylan Carey & second place went to Zachary Bock
Our 6th grade campion was Abby Kelleher & second place went to Rhys Aue
Thank you to our PRO Leaders for choosing such a great charity to support & helping run the event.
SAVE THE DATE! Next up in the Consortium Parent Wellness Series: What You Need to Know: College Mental Health: How to Help Students Find Success presented by Dr. Joel Ingersoll on Thursday, April 23 at 9AM at the Millburn High School Auditorium.
Kicking off tomorrow: CHS Students Against Cancer is proud to host its 2nd Annual Warrior Week from April 10–16! 💛
Seven Chatham restaurants are teaming up to make a difference, generously donating proceeds to Bailey’s Warriors and Memorial Sloan Kettering in support of cancer research and awareness.
Stop by one, two—or all seven!—to show your support and enjoy some great food for a great cause.
Spread the word!🍽️
Big congratulations to Chatham High School senior Matthew Bedoya! 🎉👏
Matthew was honored with the New Jersey School Boards Association Morris County Unsung Heroes Award on March 5, 2026, at the County College of Morris. This special recognition celebrates students who make a meaningful impact behind the scenes. CHS Principal Dr. Doug Walker presented the award at the ceremony. Way to go, Matthew! 💙
Matthew was honored with the New Jersey School Boards Association Morris County Unsung Heroes Award on March 5, 2026, at the County College of Morris. This special recognition celebrates students who make a meaningful impact behind the scenes. CHS Principal Dr. Doug Walker presented the award at the ceremony. Way to go, Matthew! 💙
🎨 Huge congratulations to our talented CHS Art students on earning recognition from the Blackwell Street Center for the Arts!
This highly competitive, juried show featured over 500 entries—and CHS made an incredible impression among the many talented artists. We’re so proud of your creativity and hard work! 👏✨
Vivian Novak - Honorable Mention /Acrylic Paint
Anderson Chan - Honorable Mention/Acrylic Paint
Annabel Lau - First Place/Charcoal
Noella Dalpe - Honorable Mention/Charcoal
Anna Burns - Tied for Third/Colored Pencil
Morgan Leung - Honorable Mention/Colored Pencil
Luciana Vollmer - Second Place/Mixed Medium
Davis Zhang - First Place/Pen and Ink
Grace Ryan - Third Place - Pen and Ink
Kaelyn Schaffer - Tied for Third Place/Dry Point Etching
Arjun Gandhi - Second Place/Sculpture
Ellie Myers - Honorable Mention/Sculpture
This highly competitive, juried show featured over 500 entries—and CHS made an incredible impression among the many talented artists. We’re so proud of your creativity and hard work! 👏✨
Vivian Novak - Honorable Mention /Acrylic Paint
Anderson Chan - Honorable Mention/Acrylic Paint
Annabel Lau - First Place/Charcoal
Noella Dalpe - Honorable Mention/Charcoal
Anna Burns - Tied for Third/Colored Pencil
Morgan Leung - Honorable Mention/Colored Pencil
Luciana Vollmer - Second Place/Mixed Medium
Davis Zhang - First Place/Pen and Ink
Grace Ryan - Third Place - Pen and Ink
Kaelyn Schaffer - Tied for Third Place/Dry Point Etching
Arjun Gandhi - Second Place/Sculpture
Ellie Myers - Honorable Mention/Sculpture
Springtime fun in action! 🌷🐰 Dr. Hrdina’s 6th grade math class hopped into everyone’s favorite game… Move That Bunny! 🎉
Wishing all SDOC families a relaxing and restful Spring Break! See you back in class on Monday, April 6!
Today marked our very first SBS-Connection visit💙
CMS 8th graders teamed up with kindergarten classes to read Catching Kindness by Kara Mitchell, spreading an important message about compassion and connection. Together, students created kindness link chains filled with thoughtful ways to show care for others, colored beautiful kindness-inspired artwork, and enjoyed time playing and building new friendships.
CMS 8th graders teamed up with kindergarten classes to read Catching Kindness by Kara Mitchell, spreading an important message about compassion and connection. Together, students created kindness link chains filled with thoughtful ways to show care for others, colored beautiful kindness-inspired artwork, and enjoyed time playing and building new friendships.
We are proud to announce CHS & SBS have earned the @ENERGYSTAR signifying superior energy performance in the top 25 percent of similar buildings nationwide – [CHS for the 4th year]! Thank you to our energy management team and all our visitors and occupants for helping us save energy!
Mrs. Withers and Mrs. Iannicelli presented to WAS students on the Zones of Regulation—an especially timely topic as we head into spring break! Their session helped students better understand their emotions and learn strategies for staying regulated during times of change and excitement.
Our senior class took part in an impactful and moving assembly called "After the Fire."Led by Seton Hall burn survivors Alvaro Llanos and Shawn Simons, these inspirational heroes shared their personal story of survival, friendship, and recovery following a dorm fire in 2000, while emphasizing fire safety, resilience in the face of challenges, and the real-life consequences of fire.
The Preliminary Budget Presentation from the March 23, 2026 Board of Education Meeting is now available. Please watch the recording to learn more about the proposed budget and district priorities for the upcoming school year.
From April 16-18, 2026, the Chatham High School Theatre Department will present their spring production of Chicago: Teen Edition. This youth-adapted version of the classic Broadway musical is specially designed for teenage performers while keeping the show’s iconic jazzy style and satirical storyline. Set in the Roaring Twenties, it follows Roxie Hart, a young woman who dreams of fame as a vaudeville star but ends up in jail after murdering her lover. There, she meets Velma Kelly, another performer and fellow inmate, who becomes both her rival and inspiration. With the help of slick lawyer Billy Flynn, both women manipulate the press and the public to gain celebrity status.
Performances will be held Wednesday, April 15th at 4:30 (for Senior Citizens only), Thursday, April 16, Friday, April 17th, and Saturday, April 18th at 7:00 PM.
Tickets for the performances must be purchased in advance online at chathamsd.booktix.com starting Monday, March 23rd. Ticket prices: $12.00 for students, $15.00 for adults, and FREE for senior citizens.
Senior Citizens: a reserved ticket is not needed for the Wednesday Dress Rehearsal. Thursday, Friday, and Saturday performances require a reserved seat. Select FREESC in the dropdown menu at checkout if you are reserving a seat.
Following the Wednesday dress rehearsal performance is a complimentary dinner for senior citizens provided by the Chatham Education Association. An RSVP for the dinner is required and reservations can be placed by emailing seniorspringmusical@gmail.com.
CEF’s trustees and volunteers play a vital role in supporting the educational experience of our students.
Interested in joining CEF? Complete the Trustee/Volunteer Interest Form at https://www.chathamedfoundation.org/
