Microsoft Word - Welcome TWCP 2020-21

U:\My Documents\School Start up\Welcome to CP\Welcome TWCP 2020-21.doc

WELCOME TO THE WOODLANDS COLLEGE PARK HIGH SCHOOL

2020-21

Commitment, Pride, Honor, Success

School Start-Up Information

Beginning of School

The first day of school is August 12, 2020. We will be sending out additional information as it relates to the

start of school once all the rules, policies, and procedures are established due to COVID-19. Virtual or In-

person instruction will begin on Wednesday August 12, 2020 and students will begin in a homeroom setting

of some sort to start the day. We will then follow an adjusted schedule the first 2 days of school. We will

post homerooms for in-person and how to access virtually on Monday, August 10, 2020. All students will

have the opportunity to schedule and work through any issues prior to school starting. Beginning the first

day of school, we will work on handing out any textbooks through classes and issue lockers by student

request. All students will receive a new copy of their schedule in their homeroom on the first day of school.

Students are allowed to use backpacks but all items including the backpack must be able to be stored

underneath a student desk. No items are to be in the aisles of the classroom.

Student Orientations (New Method)

All Students: Students will be able to access their schedule on July 29, 2020 through Student/Parent Access

Center. Please review your schedule as soon as possible. If there is an issue with your schedule, please

email your counselor first. If you feel you need to speak with them in person, you will have the opportunity

to sign up for a time in a Sign-up Genius so you can speak with your counselor. The meeting will occur on

July 30 or July 31.

Freshman Orientation/Camp: Freshmen will have the opportunity to sign-up through Sign-up Genius to

attend an informational session and tour the school with our CP Ambassadors. The events will take place on

July 30 or July 31. It will be a great time for freshman to get a feel for the school, get their ID, and hear

about the traditions of College Park.

Open School/Clubs and Organization Information: On Monday, August 3, 2020, from 3 p.m. – 6 p.m., we

will host an Open School and Organizations Fair. Our groups and clubs will be at the school to pass out

information about meetings and activities a student can become involved. Also, the school will be open for

students to walk their schedule and be more comfortable for the 1

day.

Student drop-off/pick-up/Busses/Parking

We currently have a construction project in progress. Due to the construction, we have had to make some

changes to our traffic pattern. It is vital that all parents and students follow the directions online to

minimize issues with traffic. (Student drop-off/pickup is located in the front of the building all parents will

enter the main entrance (Honor Roll Drive). The bus drop-off/pickup is on the side of the building by the

Auditorium with the busses entering Fellowship Drive (West Entrance). Cars should not be driven on the

bus drop-off/pickup roads for any reason. Bus route information will be available on-line sometime in late

July. If you have questions concerning routes and their arrival/departure times, please visit the CISD

website or call Transportation at 832-592-8800. Student drivers will enter the student parking lot from

Achievement Drive (East Entrance). Please see the Parking and Driver’s Safety Course

http://twcp.conroeisd.net/student-helpful-links/ for information regarding student drivers. All drivers are

reminded to leave early and be patient each day to minimize issues. Please remember that the businesses in

front of the school are not locations for pick-up or drop off. They are for their customers only Please

remember that once a student arrives on campus they are not allowed to leave. If they are going to

visit a food establishment by the school, they need to do that prior to arriving on campus.

U:\My Documents\School Start up\Welcome to CP\Welcome TWCP 2020-21.doc

Immunization Requirements & CISD Medication Policy

Students must have physician records documenting a completed series of immunizations as follows: poliomyelitis,

diphtheria, and tetanus (series of three each with the last one given after the age of four years); Tdap Booster due 10

years after last DPT; mumps, measles/rubeola, and rubella (2 doses after age one); varicella/chickenpox vaccine or

parent documented disease and Hepatitis B series of three. If you have been notified that your student is due a Tdap

booster during the summer months, please have a physician verified copy ready to turn in at orientation or before. You

may also turn it in to the front desk at TWCP. In addition, incoming 9

thru 12

graders need to have 2 doses of

Varicella vaccine after age one/or history of disease, 2 doses of the Hepatitis A vaccine and one dose of Meningococcal

Vaccine (Menactra, MCV4) after the 11

birthday.

All prescription and over-the-counter medication must be checked into the clinic by a parent or guardian. All

medications must be in their original container, and the clinic must have signed parent permission to administer them.

Prescription medication must have the student’s name on the prescription label with directions for administration of the

contents. Over-the-counter medication must be current by expiration date, within recommended dosage range for the

student as directed on the label, and in containers of 25 or less due to space limitations. Students are not allowed to

carry medications (including vitamins, herbal supplements, diet pills, caffeine pills, etc.) with them while at school,

store them in their lockers, or carry them home on the school bus. Medication will be accepted beginning the

afternoon of August 9, 2019.

Breakfast /Lunch

There are 4 lunches with each lunch offering full plate lunches and a la carte selections. Drink machines are also

available during lunch and after school. At this time, Breakfast prices are; $1.50 full price for students and lunches

will be $3.00 and a la carte prices vary depending on item selection, more information, log on to the child nutrition

website: http://childnutrition.conroeisd.net/

Pre-payments can also be made in your student’s account online.

Student’s lunch is determined by their 5

period class. Lunch schedules will be posted throughout the building.

Please refer to them for the specific lunch schedule.

Parking/Driver’s Safety Course

All students driving must have a parking permit ($75) and have completed the driver’s safety course on-line. The on-

line registration will begin July 11th for juniors and seniors only. http://twcp.conroeisd.net/student-helpful-links/. The

driver’s safety course can be taken on-line and can be accessed through the TWCP website beginning July 11

and

close on July 31 for the initial parking placement. We will use a random draw system to assign parking spots based on

grade and attendance. We will reopen the parking website on August 5 for late student registration. Students will be

able to pay for the parking permit on-line through School Cash. Parking permits will be distributed on August 6th

from

3-5 p.m. in the Student Entrance Foyer. Please know that the businesses in front of the school are not open for parking

during the school day. Violators will be towed at the owner’s expense. (Yes, even the closed businesses. The

landlord has asked us to remind all parents and students. It is $250+ to get your vehicle back).

Senior Information

Senior Dues are now $110. (Dues will increase after Spring Break to $125). Senior class dues are for all the activities

throughout the school year; these can be paid online at SchoolCash Online. Please contact Grade Level Office, for

more information, or if you are having difficulty paying senior dues.

Senior Dues Cover:

Senior Lighting Program

Senior T-Shirt (with Senior names)

Prom Ticket

Senior Picnic

Senior Dues do NOT Cover:

Cap, Gown or Graduation Announcements Prom Date Ticket

Homecoming Ticket Panoramic Picture

Prom Pictures GradNight (Registration will begin in the Spring Semester)

Please note:

*Senior Dues are optional. Seniors do not have to pay any dues to graduate.

*Seniors who graduate early (are still considered seniors) and must pay dues to participate in all activities. *An early

graduate cannot go as a date to prom. (they are considered a Senior)

*Any senior attending prom MUST pay dues.

U:\My Documents\School Start up\Welcome to CP\Welcome TWCP 2020-21.doc

General School Information/Policies

Attendance

Attendance at school is vital for student success. We ask that students be at school each and every day

possible. Please schedule trips and other activities on non-school days. If your student has a fever, please

keep them at home. Otherwise, we ask that you send them to school. We have a nurse on staff that will

evaluate a student’s status and let you know if they need to go home. We estimate that a student’s average

will decrease 1 ½ - 2 pts per absence. The more they attend school the better they will perform. Our goal

for the year is to have a 97% attendance rate so we maximize students learning and performance and have

them ready for the next year, college, or the work force.

The Texas Education code requires that students attend at least 90% of scheduled school days per semester.

The code requires schools to deny credit for students found in violation of this rule. Students will be given

an opportunity to regain credit by following a detailed plan outlined by the student’s assistant principal.

Failure to complete the plan or have additional absences will result in the denial credit standing firm. Please

know that attendance is taken in each individual class and credit is determined on a class by class basis.

Therefore, I need all of our Cavaliers to be at school. We finished the 18-19 school year at 96.4%

attendance rate for the year up from 95.7%, way to go however, this falls short of our goal of 97%. I need

all Cavaliers to work hard to be here each and every day. We know that attendance at school improves

students’ grades. We want everyone to perform at the highest possible level and be prepared for the future.

Please work hard to be here each day.

Attendance works:

The best gift you can give your child is a good education. And the best place to get that education is in

school.

Every day, On time.

 Just a few days here and there, even if they’re excused absences, can add up to too much lost learning

time and put your child behind in school. This is as true in kindergarten as it is in high school

 If missing school is unavoidable, talk to your student’s teachers in advance to create a plan for making

up missed work.

Bell Schedule

As students arrive in the morning, they may enter the building and wait for the first bell in the commons

area.

First bell: 7:05 a.m. Class begins: 7:20 a.m. Dismissal: 2:35 p.m.

Regular Bell Schedule

Period 7:20 - 8:07

Period 8:14 - 9:00

Period 9:07 - 9:53

Period 10:00 – 10:46

Period 10:53 – 12:49

A-Lunch: 10:47 – 11:17 Class/Advisory: 11:24 – 12:49

B-Lunch: 11:17 – 11:47 Class: 11:52 – 12:49 Advisory: 10:53 – 11:17

C-Lunch: 11:48 – 12:18 Class: 10:53 – 11:48 Advisory: 12:23 – 12:49

D-Lunch: 12:19 – 12:49 Class/Advisory: 10:53 – 12:19

Period 12:56 – 1:42

Period 1:49 – 2:35

There is a 7-minute passing period between each class.

* Students will participate in CPHS class for 25 minutes during 5

period each week. The purpose of the

class is to support the students and provide another opportunity to help them through the high school

process. Pep Rallies will occur at the end of the day for home football games and other selected dates

during the year.

When school is dismissed, students have 10 minutes to get to their bus, car, activity, tutoring, etc. Students

are not allowed in the building unsupervised.

U:\My Documents\School Start up\Welcome to CP\Welcome TWCP 2020-21.doc

Tardy Policy

The tardy policy for the school year will be posted in the CPHS Student handbook/Addendum and in all

classrooms beginning the first day of school. Students will be informed of the tardy policy as well as other

policies and procedures. Please remember that students utilizing personal transportation will be counted

tardy or absent if they arrive late to school. Please make sure that you allow additional time on the first few

days of school and anytime road conditions may cause delays (weather, special events, etc.).

Parent/Student Sign-in/Sign-out

Visitor sign-in/sign-out will be conducted in the front office of the building. All visitors must have a valid

driver’s license to enter the building and all visitors will be scanned into our system. Please note that the

building is monitored by security cameras.

Students will sign-in/out at the attendance office. If your student needs to be picked-up early from school,

please send a note with your student to be turned in to the attendance office as soon as they arrive at school,

or call at least one hour ahead of time. This will save you and the school time and effort. Please report to

the attendance desk to sign your student in/out. Students may not be released from class the last 25 minutes

of the school day. We will not release students to take a Uber/Lyft to leave the school campus.

Deliveries

TWCP will not receive any deliveries from any outside source (flowers, food, etc.) for students. No Food

deliveries will be excepted for lunches. Deliveries made by parents will be accepted but it is the student’s

responsibility to check at lunch or between classes for items that have been dropped off. Classes will not be

interrupted for the delivery of any item. All items may be dropped off in the front office and will be

available for pick-up in the AP office. Students are not allowed to come to the front office during the school

day to pick up an item. This is for everyone’s safety.

Grading Policy

College Park has implemented a common grading system throughout the school, we are using a 5 Point

Grading System Each class will have assignments and assessments assigned to different categories labeled

as Formative and Summative. The two different categories will make up the students grade based on the

level of the course and the percentage for each category. Please see below for the category breakdowns for

each level.

1. Level classes will be 30% Formative (Daily/homework) and 70% Summative (Major).

2. Honors and Pre-Advanced Placement classes will be 25% Formative and 75% Summative

3. Dual Credit and Advanced Placement classes will be 20% Formative and 80% Summative

All classes will have opportunities for students to work with teachers to improve their grades. Tutoring,

peer tutoring, and other instructional strategies may be suggested. Please visit with your students teachers

for more information.

College Park has a re-test policy. Teachers will be covering the policy as it pertains to their class. We have

adjusted the policy so it is appropriate for the level of the course and meets the needs of the students. Please

note that there are various ways to adhere to this policy and each teacher has the individual discretion to

how it will work for their class. It is important the each student understand so they can maximize

opportunities to perform at a high level in all classes.

AP & Dual Credit

No retest – unless the PLC decides to offer one

Pre-AP & Honors

1 Retest or 1 cumulative 9 weeks exam (replace lowest summative grade)

Level 2 Retests or 1 Retest and 1 cumulative 9 weeks exam (replace lowest

summative grade)

U:\My Documents\School Start up\Welcome to CP\Welcome TWCP 2020-21.doc

Dress Code

It is essential that school guidelines be such that an atmosphere of learning is created. It is impractical to list

every possibility of dress and grooming. It shall be the responsibility of the professional staff to determine

the appropriateness of attire for all school occasions. Dress regulations should discourage the extremes and

the fads that may lead to distractions of the educational process. Such regulations will provide appropriate

standards for the general appearance of students, foster good physical and mental health, and encourage

students in appropriate dress habits. The faculty and the administration will enforce the policy governing

dress and grooming uniformly. All students have the responsibility to wear clothing that contributes to their

own health and safety as well as those of others. The following policies have been reviewed, enhanced and

approved by a Site Based Advisory Committee. Membership on the committee included students, parents,

faculty and members of the community. Students are required to be clean and well groomed, and their dress

must be modest and non-distracting to everyone in the educational community.

As clarification of the previous policy, the following examples of dress are considered inappropriate:

• Extreme hairstyles (i.e. Mohawks, mulit-colored hair, etc.) and/or styles that are disruptive or distracting

to the educational process, are prohibited.

• Hats/bandanas/hoods and/or headbands (not used to hold back hair) may not to be worn, by boys or

girls, inside the building. Students should not have hats/bandanas in their possession during the school

day. If brought into the building, they must be stored in the student’s locker or backpack. Hats/Hoods

worn in the building will be taken up and can be claimed by the parents or returned to the student at the

end of the school day.

• Sunglasses are not to be worn in the building.

• Dog collars and spikes cannot be worn.

• Blouses or shirts of see-through material without appropriate shirt or blouse underneath are not

permitted.

• All shirts/blouses must cover the shoulder and fits snug under the arm so undergarments are not

exposed.

• Tops exposing midriffs, back area or cleavage are prohibited.

• Clothing with pictures/writing that has a double meaning are prohibited.

• Clothing, badges, and/or tattoos, which display obscenities, sexual innuendo, depict violence or

weapons, advertise or promote alcoholic beverages, narcotics, tobacco, or other prohibited substances,

or items that could be viewed as offensive to others are not permitted.

• Clothing of any type that is shorter than mid-thigh of the individual, whose clothing is in question, is not

permitted. Slits on skirts/dresses may be no higher than mid-thigh length. Holes and/or tears in

clothing that falls within the mid-thigh rule is prohibited.

• Spandex clothing and leggings including yoga pants are to be worn with outerwear that is at least mid-

thigh in length.

• Chains of any length or size (including wallet chains) are not allowed.

• Shorts can be worn all year. The school administration will review the appropriateness of shorts each

nine weeks. If it is deemed that there has been disregard of the dress code guidelines outlined earlier in

this policy, the privilege of wearing shorts may be revoked.

• Pants are not to sag inappropriately. Pants must fit at the waist.

• Shoes with wheels, rollerblades, skateboards, or scooters are prohibited.

• All students shall wear shoes for health reasons.

• Body piercing that is distracting is inappropriate for school related activities. Gauging of the ears is not

allowed. Piercing of the eyebrows, eyelids, forehead, scalp, cheeks, lips, tongue, chin, or neck is

prohibited.

• Sleepwear (pajamas, slippers) is not permitted for school clothing.

• Trench coats, dusters, ponchos, etc. are not allowed to be worn on campus.

The principal (or designee), in conjunction with the sponsor, coach, or other person in charge of an

extracurricular activity, may regulate the dress and grooming of students who participate in the activity.

If the student’s dress or grooming is objectionable under these provisions, the principal (or designee) shall

request that the student make appropriate corrections.

A minimum of one after school detention will be assigned for a student out of dress code. If the student

refuses to correct the dress code violation, the principal (or designee) shall notify the student’s parent or

U:\My Documents\School Start up\Welcome to CP\Welcome TWCP 2020-21.doc

legal guardian and request that person make the necessary correction. If both the student and parent or legal

guardian refuses, the principal (or designee) may take further appropriate disciplinary action. The student

may be suspended for a period of time determined by the principal (or designee) for violations of the dress

code. If the dress code violation cannot be corrected immediately the student may be placed in ISS until the

end of the school day or suspended.

Absence from class due to inappropriate dress or grooming will be counted as unexcused. Repeated

violations may cause additional appropriate disciplinary action to be taken.

The In-School Suspension (ISS) class has specific dress requirements as part of that disciplinary assignment.

Dress parameters are outlined in the Discipline Management section of this publication. Students will be

reminded about the requirements at the time of the ISS assignment.

Dress Code regulations for students are in effect for all student activities.

Electronic Devices

Electronic device use (including cell phones) at College Park High School will be permitted ONLY in the

common areas of the campus (hallways, cafeteria, & courtyard); before school; during passing periods,

during the student’s lunch period; and after school only. Use of electronic devices in any area of the

building during instructional time is strictly prohibited. Instructional time is defined as the time period

between the tardy bell and the dismissal bell for all class periods.

All classrooms will follow a common Electronic Device policy. All classrooms and office areas will have a

pocket system in place where all students will keep their electronic devices during class in the off position.

This will reduce the distractions in class and provide for a better learning environment for all students.

Students must follow the teacher’s guidelines in regards to its use and may not use the device for any other

purpose during that time period; this would include, but not be limited to texting, phone calls, unauthorized

web browsing, and social networks. Use of electronic devices during appropriate times is a privilege.

Please cooperate with the policy and staff member if you are not following the policy.

Self Advocacy

We strongly encourage students to deal with and solve their own issues. We ask parents and students to

first talk with the person closest to the issue (i.e. teacher). Parents/students should then proceed to the

Counselor/Assistant Principal and then to the Associate Principal if you feel that the issue is still

unresolved.

Parent Access (PAC)/Electronic Communication

Please take the time to register for a PAC account on the main CISD web page https://pac.conroeisd.net/

This allows us to e-mail you information periodically to help keep you informed as well as you having

access to attendance and grades. Please make sure that your email and phone number is up to date with the

school and on your PAC account. This will allow you to have the parent newsletter e-mailed to you.

TWCP can also now be found on Facebook or you can follow us on Twitter.

Other School Information

School Website

Please take the time to visit TWCP website at http://twcp.conroeisd.net/, it contains a variety of information

that may be helpful. All announcements are posted as well as a parent newsletter e-mailed every week.

School Athletics/Clubs/Activities

Club and activity information will be announced for students during the first few weeks of school.

Numerous activities will begin before school starts or as it begins. It is important for students to make sure

that they are aware of deadlines and dates of events in order to participate. Please note that all students

wishing to tryout for or participate in a sport/band must have a CISD physical form completed and

signed by an M.D. before the tryout takes place. Physical forms can be accessed on-line through the

CISD website under Parents/Students and on-line forms. The announcements will be posted in the commons

and on the school webpage for convenience.

U:\My Documents\School Start up\Welcome to CP\Welcome TWCP 2020-21.doc

Activity and Club Information:

A variety of clubs and activities will begin as school starts. Please check out our school activities page on

our website at: http://twcp.conroeisd.net/campus-life/clubs-activities/ for future announcements and

newsletters concerning meetings and opportunities.

Athletic and Team Information:

All athletic and team information can be found on our school website at

http://twcp.conroeisd.net/athletic-department/

PTO

TWCP PTO is very active and plays an important role at College Park. All parents/staff are encouraged to

support our school and join the PTO to help expand the educational opportunities for our students. Strong

parental support will continue to make TWCP even better so please help if you can. Please check out the

PTO website for information concerning the many volunteer opportunities available.

TWCPHS – Administration

Principal:

Dr. Mark A. Murrell

Academy of Science and Technology Headmaster:

Dr. Susan Caffery

Associate Principals:

Dr. Sue Hersperger – Curriculum and Instruction

Clint Holden – Administrative Services

Melanie McCarthy- Operations

Assistant Principals:

Danny Johnson- A-CLE

Lee Koslosky- CLF-GOL

Julie Roth- GOM-LEB

Victoria Brinkman- LEC-O

Kelesa Meredith- P-SI

Ashley Wallace – SJ-Z

Counselors:

Christina Flores Lead Counselor

Debra Creel College and Career

Meagan Piatkowski Freshman A-Lee

Shannon Andersen Freshman Lef-Z

Cindy Doud Counselor A-CASP

Dion Henry Counselor CASQ-FIL

Mary Lou Florian Counselor FIM-H

Mary Edgerly Counselor I-MAS

Chiante Deal Counselor MAT-PRE

Jaime Slabaugh Counselor PRF-STEP

Tammy Morrow Counselor STEQ-Z

Phone Numbers:

Main Number: 936-709-3000/832-482-6209

Attendance: 936-709-3003

AST: 936-709-3250

Email: [email protected]

U:\My Documents\School Start up\Welcome to CP\Welcome TWCP 2020-21.doc

Key Dates for the 2020-21 School Year

Date Event

Date

Event

July

January

11 Parking website Opens 4-5 Teacher Workday/Staff Development No

Students

29 Students Schedules are available in

Parent/Student Access Center

6 School Resumes/1st day of Spring Semester

30 Summer Graduation Conroe HS 7 pm 8 Report Card Sent via PAC

30-31 9-12 Student Schedule Concerns 8-4 28 No HOMEWORK Night

31 Parking Website Closes for initial applications 14 Parent Info Night – Incoming 9th 6:30 pm

August

18 School Holiday

9-12 Club/Organization Fair; School walk 28 Parent Info. Night Upperclassmen 7 pm

4 Parking Website re-opens 28 Progress Report – UIL Regain

6 Parking Tag Pick up 2pm-4pm

February

12 First day of school 4 “CP Showcase” Class/Course fair

17 Senior Lighting 6 ACT Test Date

20 Open House 6 pm 15 School Holiday

24 Sr. Parent/Financial Aid Info. Night 6:30pm 18 Progress Report – UIL Regain

September

25 No HOMEWORK Night

3 Progress Report TBA Eyes Wide Open-PTO 7 pm

3 Pep Rally

March

3 No HOMEWORK Night 11

End of 3

9-weeks – UIL Determination

7 Labor Day Holiday 13 SAT

12 ACT Test Date 15-19 Spring Break

14 9

/10

Parent Info Night 6:30 pm 26 Report Card via PAC

21 Junior Parent Information Night

April

23 Homecoming Pep Rally WF at 6pm 2

School Holiday

24 Progress Report – UIL Determination 6

STAAR English I

26 Homecoming Dance 8pm-12 am 6 Progress Report – UIL Regain

28 Spanish Parent information Night 6:30 pm 8 STAAR English II

October

. 9 STAAR Make Up Session

3 SAT Test Date 10 ACT Test Date

8 End of 1st 9-weeks – UIL Determination 12 No HOMEWORK Day

9 Pep Rally 13 Sr. Meeting with Dr. Murrell

12 School Holiday 15 Progress Report – UIL Regain

13 No HOMEWORK Night 27 Honor Graduate Breakfast

14 PSAT/SAT (12) at TWCP TBA College Knowledge-TWCP

15 Report Card Sent via PAC 30 Prom

24 ACT Test Date 30 Panoramic Picture

TBA CISD College Night-Lonestar Conv.

May

TBA ASVAB 8

SAT Test Date

November

24 Graduation at Pavilion 7:30 pm

5 Progress Report – UIL Regain 24 Senior Picnic

6 Pep Rally- “Freeze out the Hurricanes” 3-14 Advance Placement Testing

7 SAT Test Date 14-19 Senior Exams

10 No HOMEWORK Night 21-26 Final Exams begin Underclassmen

23-27 Thanksgiving Holiday 3-7 STAAR EOC Testing

December

June

3 Progress Report – UIL Regain 2

Report Card via mail

5 SAT Test Date 5 SAT

8 STAAR English I Make-Up 12 ACT

10 STAAR English II- Make-Up

12 ACT Test Date

Please note that the dates and times are

tentative. Please make sure that you check the

newsletter, our Website and find us on

Facebook and Twitter for start times and

possible date changes. **Please note that the

mid-year graduation date is tentative.

The Conroe Independent School District does not discriminate on the basis

of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or age in its programs and

activities and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other

designated youth groups. The following persons have been designated to

handle inquiries regarding these non-discrimination policies: Title IX

Coordinator, 3205 W. Davis, Conroe, Texas 77304; (936)- 709-7700 and the

Section 504/ADA Coordinator, 3205 W. Davis, Conroe, Texas 77304; (936)

709-7670.

15 Semester Exam Early Release

16 Semester Exam Early Release

17 Semester Exam Early Release

18 End of 2nd 9-weeks/Early Release – UIL Determination

12/21-1/6 Winter Break

TBA Jr Ring Ceremony 7pm

Mid-year Graduation 7 pm @ CHS