Gallery: CHS Principal Hobin Named RI High School Principal of the Year
Principal Mike Hobin was the Guest of Honor at a surprise ceremony on Friday morning.
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Monday, April 29, 2013
Friday, April 26, 2013
Gallery: CHS Principal Hobin Named RI High School Principal of the Year
Principal Mike Hobin was the Guest of Honor at a surprise ceremony on Friday morning.
On Friday morning, Coventry High School Principal Michael Hobin rushed to the school gymnasium after being told there was an urgent situation there and he was needed. This was completely true, but not at all what he expected. The entire student body and faculty, school district officials, and members of the Coventry Police Department, along with Hobin's wife, Susan, and several family members welcomed him with thunderous applause. The reception was well-deserved as Executive Director Patricia A. Hines and her colleagues at the Rhode Island Association of School Principals (RIASP), recently selected Hobin to be named 2013 RI High School Principal of the Year. The decision followed a March 14 visit to CHS from a RIASP selection committee …
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Michael Hobin Named Rhode Island High School Principal of the Year
Coventry High School's principal has been chosen for the honor by the Rhode Island Association of School Principals Board of Directors.
Writing his “Friday Focus” memo to his faculty each week, for his faculty’s professional growth, Principal Michael Hobin highlights excerpts from his own reading of current educational best practices. He also recognizes one or more teachers who have made an exceptional difference in student learning that week. This positive acknowledgement and professional leadership have served to build strong relationships within this large high school. So, too, Mr. Hobin works consistently to provide opportunities for faculty and staff to become leaders within the school. By encouraging everyone to gain as much professional development training as possible and by permitting risk-taking, Mr. Hobin has promoted an environment of collegiality, …
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2:59 pm on Monday, April 29, 2013
Who are you alleging is there at 6AM? "Spend the day" at CHS is 7:20 - 1:50. Those 6 1/2 hour days must be gruelling!!! more ›
Sunday, September 23, 2012
PHOTOS: CHS Homecoming Parade 2012
The 2012 parade, held on Saturday morning, was themed "Board Games" and every grade presented creative floats.
Lauren Costa
3:47 pm on Monday, September 24, 2012
I couldn't make it to the game because of a prior commitment, Rhonda, but we did have some tweets, Facebook posts and a weekend-long bulletin at the top of Coventry Patch congratulating the team on its win. If you happen to have any photos from the game, feel free to send them to lauren.costa@patch.com so I can feature them! more ›
Friday, September 21, 2012
CHS Celebrates Homecoming Weekend 2012
Homecoming festivities kick off on Friday with the annual football game.
Coventry High School will be celebrating Homecoming on September 21 and 22, 2012. The events are coordinated by the Student Council in cooperation with the athletic department. On Friday, September 21, the Knotty Oakers football team will take on Tollgate High School at 4:00 p.m. at CHS. The festivities will continue on Saturday morning with the annual homecoming parade, whose theme is Board Games. Following the new route established last year, the parade will step off from the Alan Shawn Feinstein Middle School at 10:45 a.m. It will proceed to Knotty Oak Road, Route 117, Sandy Bottom Road, Wood Street, Rathbun Street, South Main Street, Tiogue Avenue and Reservoir Road, where it will conclude at the high school. More than 250 …
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Monday, May 14, 2012
CHS Music Department Presents Spring Concert
The performance featured selections from chorus and band students and also recognized graduating seniors.
On Wednesday, May 9, family members and friends, old and young gathered together for the Coventry High School Music Department’s annual Spring Concert. The evening began with director Lisa Masse leading the Concert Chorus in its rendition of the nation's “Star Spangled Banner”, followed by a slower version of “Can You Hear”. The group's next song, “Sinner Man” used a more upbeat tempo used to highlight the male voices within the chorus and was then followed by a more contemporary and modern piece called “Just The Way You Are” highlighting two soloists, Ricky Ordet and Scott Oliver. Before their last song, the seniors of the chorus presented Masse with flowers out of appreciation. As the Concert Chorus left the stage, the curtain opened …
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4:43 pm on Sunday, April 28, 2013
That is a joke. This is the same man who called students' parents and told them that their kids should just drop out because they weren't going to graduate anyway and he didn't want his numbers to fall. He only cares about your education if you are a "perfect" student. If you're not, you are on the complete opposite side of the spectrum and he will treat you like a troublemaker regardless of what… more ›