Cape Hatteras Elementary School’s November Storm Report

November 4, 2024 | Community News Brief
Cape Hatteras Elementary School. Photo by Dare County Schools.

The Cape Hatteras Elementary School (CHES) publishes a monthly newsletter called The Storm Report for students, parents, supporters, and friends. The newsletter is a nod to the school’s mascot, the Cape Hatteras Tropical Storms.

The newsletter covers everything from upcoming special events to recent initiatives in art, technology, music, media, and more. It is a round-up of everything there is to know about CHES’s happenings.

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