The 2022 Post Prom Committee is selling Sweet Treats for Valentine's Day!

Surprise your special someone, or treat yourself, and support the 2022 NCHS Post Prom at the same time. All proceeds will go to this year's event.

Pre-orders will be available for pick-up at Patisserie Salzburg (25 Elm Street, New Canaan) between February 10th - 14th.

* If you miss the pre-order deadline and you have a NCHS student, they will be able to purchase the Epic-Sized Valentine Brownie Cake Pops at school in the Lobby on February 10th, 11th and 14th from 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM. For in-person sales, only Venmo and Cash will be accepted.

NCHS School Day SAT for juniors is confirmed for March 30, 2022. We highly encourage all juniors to take this test. The scores from this test can also be sent to colleges for admissions purposes. Registration will be handled through the school at no cost to families.

Students may register for the SAT test at www.collegeboard.org and for the ACT test at www.actstudent.org.

*NCHS is a test site 

Juniors, are you interested in attending a CT State University? Check out this college fair on Feb16! Take advantage of this unique opportunity to learn from representatives at each of Connecticut's four state universities (Central, Eastern, Southern, and Western) and the University of Connecticut.

EVENT LOCATION: Virtual via Zoom. Click HERE to register.

NCHS teachers will be making course recommendations for next year just prior to the upcoming February break. Students in grades 9, 10 and 11 will then have access through the school portal to make preliminary selections. 

During a Connections meeting, students will review the steps for choosing their schedule and a tutorial will be forwarded as a refresher. Counselors will meet with each of their students through March to review their selections and answer questions.

The New Canaan High School band, choir and orchestra programs will perform a collaborative concert in the NCHS auditorium on Tuesday, February 8 at 7:00pm. NCHS Music teachers Scott Cranston, Leo Ficks and Sarah Gleason have been working with their students during the past month preparing for this concert that will feature over 100 of our high school musicians. Although each group performs regularly throughout each school year, they always look forward to joining forces in this annual celebration of collaborative music-making.

This year, they will present together an arrangement of Christopher Tin’s Baba Yetu, the theme song for the video game Civilization IV and the first to be nominated for and win a Grammy award (2011). Also featured is a collaboration lead by Mr. Ficks with the orchestra and band students in “Arith-metric”,  a modern composition that is minimalist and structured in a round.

EVENT LOCATION: NCHS Auditorium