Capital High School Daily Bulletin:
Thursday, April 23, 2026
Seniors, secure your grad night ticket on CHSPO.org. Graduation is coming up very soon so make sure to sign up to reserve your spot!
What kind of plants get the most likes on social media? Thirst traps! May 4th-6th from 10:00-3:00 in the big greenhouse by the tennis courts, the annual CHS garden sale is taking place! The sale is student-run and raises funds for graduation floral arrangements and pays for our programs! Cash and card accepted.
Did you know that over 400 million tons of plastic are produced annually; and of that less than 10 percent is successfully recycled? RIDWELL is working to change that by partnering with other companies to recycle hard to recycle plastics. This month, the EarthCorps club and Thespians are working together to earn our school a year’s subscription to RIDWELL to recycle plastic film. You can help by bringing in your own plastic film from home and dropping it off to be recycled between now and April 28th! If we get 10 subscriptions to RIDWELL from this campaign, we’ll be able to recycle plastic film all next year! For more information, check the flyers that have been sent to your teachers.
Cougs: Please remember we are a CLOSED campus. That means you aren’t allowed to leave during lunch or Coug time. Admin and security will be monitoring the gates this Friday during Coug time. If you are a Running Start or New Market student, please be prepared to show your student ID on you way out so that admin can verify that you can leave. Thank you all for helping to keep our campus safe.
University of Utah will be in the CCRC on Friday morning 1st period from 9-9:30am. Come learn about the University of Utah on Friday.
There will be a mandatory meeting for all students taking IB exams THIS THURSDAY during lunch in room B-6. Plan to be there.
Arts night 2026 will be taking place on Wednesday, May 13th. Come support Capital’s student artists in the Performing Arts Center from 5:00-7:30. Artwork will be displayed and/or available to purchase. If you would like to display your artwork, see Mr. Wall in H-2 or Mr. Kraves in H-1 for a submission form and more information, submissions are due by Friday, May 8th.
Sports:
Thursday, April 23rd
2:30 - Varsity Boys Gold vs. Timberline at Indian Summer
3:30 - Varsity Girls Tennis vs. CK at CK
4:00 - Track meet vs. Gig Harbor at Gig Harbor
4:00 - C-Team Boys Soccer vs. Timberline at CHS
5:00 - JV Boys Soccer vs. River Ridge at Chinook MS
7:00 - Varsity Boys Soccer vs. River Ridge at North Thurston HS
Friday, April 24th
4:00 - Varsity Girls Softball vs. Lakes at Lakes
Saturday, April 25th
10:00 - JV Boys Baseball vs. OHS at OHS
1:00 - Varsity Boys Baseball vs. OHS at OHS
Important Reminder:
Capital High School is a closed campus. Students must remain in the commons area during lunch. We do not allow students to eat in their cars or leave campus unless they have an appointment that has been called into the attendance office by a parent or guardian. All visitors must sign in at the main office. Visitors will be escorted by a staff member to their destination.
Student Section:
Student parking permits are required. Please register your vehicle and purchase your parking pass for $15 at the ASB office.
Student parking is located in the upper parking lot for SPSCC and running start students, the tennis courts and the parking lot located next to C/D pods. No student parking is allowed in the upper staff or visitor parking lot as it is reserved for staff and visitors only. Any violators will be ticketed. Please also make sure your car is parked in between the designated lines.
Please follow our Facebook page for exciting Cougar Happenings and Upcoming Events!
Attendance Reminders:
Please see the link to the below letter regarding attendance policies.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wqaHuqP0Z4XHAkrhqWD37N7FzB12g6VE/edit
Friendly reminder: No food deliveries allowed (Door Dash, Grub Hub, Uber Eats
What’s for Lunch?
Please follow the link below for today’s lunch options.