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CAVALIERCONNECTIONVolume 12, Issue 30March 27, 2017COLLEGE PARK HIGH SCHOOLCavalier Code Commitment PrideNext week we begin the first part of thetesting season with English 1 and 2 STAAR/ Honor SuccessEOC tests. Please be sure that your studentis rested and ready for the testing onTuesday and Thursday. Attitude Character PerseveranceBelow you will find the schedule for theweek. Integrity Respect ResponsibilityFROM THE PRINCIPALTuesday: March 28th—English 17:20 am-12 pmTesting12:00 pm-2:00 pm5th period2:07pm-2:35 pm6th period9th Grade English 1 testing10th Grade –FC Activity and English 2 EOC review11th and 12th graders LATE ARRIVAL @ 11:45 am in the CommonsThursday: March 30th—English 27:20 am-12 pmTesting12:00 pm-2:00 pmLunch2:07 pm-2:35 pm7th period9th and 10th grade non-testers –FC Activity, Math and Science Activity10th Grade –English 2 testing11th and 12th graders LATE ARRIVAL @ 11:45 am in the CommonsUPCOMINGEVENTSSTAAR English 1TestingMarch 28STAAR English IITestingMarch 30PTO Parent’s Night OutApril 6thDosey Doe Big BarnPhoto credit: Woodlands StudentCenter, and TWCP Staff
PTO Meeting: Tuesday, April 11that 9am in the LGI 2.Please check in at the front office.GRADNIGHT:Senior Class Lock-In June 1st-2nd. at Main Event. Registration forms canbe found at cpgradnight.org Not sure if you have paid for your Senior yet?Email cpgradnight@gmail.comThe Grad Night Committee has held many fundraisers to offset the nearly 40,000 cost of the senior lock-in. We rely on all CP families to help us raisefunds for this event. We strive to make it a very memorable, fun lock-in forour seniors, while at the same time keeping ticket prices affordable enough toencourage all graduates to be able to attend, have a fun-filled night, and besafe graduation night. All CP Families, please pay it forward to honor our seniors and support CP Grad Night!SPIRIT NIGHT FUNDRAISERSCOUNSELOR’S CORNERCollege Board School Code447642Family Connection nection/auth/login/?hsid cphsProgress Report Dates1st 9-weeks: 9/14, 10/52nd 9-weeks: 11/9, 12/73rd 9-weeks: 2/1, 2/224th 9-weeks: 4/12, 5/3, 5/24Report Card Dates1st 9-weeks: 10/21 PAC/student2nd 9-weeks: 1/6 PAC/student3rd 9-weeks: 3/24 PAC/student4th 9-weeks: 6/9 (Mailed )Cavalier Tutoring(2:45-3:45)Math – Teacher websiteScience – Teacher websiteExam ScheduleFall Exams: 12/13-12/16Spring Exams: 5/26-6/1Seniors Spring: 5/23-5/26Senior InformationSenior Parent Info Night: 9/1Senior Lighting: 9/8Mandatory Senior Mtg. w/Dr. Murrell: 4/21Prom: 5/19Honor Graduate Breakfast:5/16Senior Awards Night: 5/18Senior Picnic: 6/1Graduation Practice: 6/1Graduation: 6/1PTO GradNight: 6/1STAAR Testing ScheduleSonic spirit nights will be every 2nd Wednesday ofthe month from 4-8 p.m. Our next one will be April12th. Please eat at Sonic on Hwy. 242 and look forour seniors to donate tips, buy coupon cards benefiting CP Grad Night,and new, starting this month put your receipt in the CP Grad Nightbucket, for us to receive 10% of purchases. If you are a senior andwould like to volunteer to help with a Spirit Night and earn extra raffletickets for prizes at Grad Night, please email cpgradnight@gmail.com12/5-12/9, 3/28-3/30EOC Testing Window5/1-5/5AP Testing Dates5/1-5/12SAT Test Dates10/1, 11/5, 12/3, 1/22, 3/11, 5/6,6/3
Parent’s Night OutACT Test Dates9/10, 10/22, 12/10, 2/11, 4/8, 6/10PSAT10/19 during schoolParents Night Out is the College Park PTO's only fundraiserof the year. It is a time to support College Park, have a nightout, socialize with friends and make new ones. Let's makethis year the best one yet!Below is information for Parents Night Out. So mark yourcalendars, get your table, round up your friends, neighbors and join us for a fun night out!Late arrival for Seniors 10:45 amPTO Meetings9:00 a.m. LGI 29/13, 10/10, 11/8, 12/5, 1/10, 2/14,3/7, 4/11, 5/23PTO “Parent’s Night Out”Fundraiser 4/6/17 Dosey Doe’son 1I-45 from 4pm-8pmPTO Brown Bag Lunches@ 11:30 am - LGI10/26, 11/30, 1/18, 3/8Pep Rally Dates8/26, 9/15, 10/12(HomecomingParade), 10/30, 11/4Spring Pep Rally: 1/20, TBAImportant Dates8/29- Open House 6pm9/1 -Sr. Parent Info Night 7pm9/8- Senior Lighting Ceremony7pm Auditorium9/19 -9th and 10th Grade Parent9/26 -Financial Aid NightInformation Night 7pm10/3- 11th Grade ParentInformation Night1/30-Incoming 9th gradersParent Info Night 7pm2/16 -PTO “Eyes Wide Open”7pm Auditorium2/2 -Upperclassman ParentInfo Night 7pm2/9- “Everything Under theSun” Information NightClass Fair 5:30/AdvanceClass Information 7PM4/18- NHS Induction Ceremony6pm Auditorium4/20 -2gether for 2morrow6:30 pm @ TWHS4/21-Sr. Meeting w/ Dr. Murrell
5/16 -Honor GraduateBreakfast at WoodlandsChurch 8am(Invitation Only)5/18 -Senior Awards5/19 -PROMTBA-Panoramic Picture6/1- Graduation Practice6/1- Senior Picnic6/1 - Graduation 7:30 pmCynthia Woods Mitchell PavilionEarly Release Days10/14 and 12/16 at 11:30 amSchool Holidays (Students)9/5, 11/21-25, 12/19-1/2, 1/16,2/20, 3/13-17, 4/14, 5/29Online InformationASTCampus LifeCavalier ConnectionChild NutritionCISD CalendarCISD WebsiteFaculty/StaffParent Access CenterParent ResourcesTWCP WebsiteWeatherWhat Bus Do I Ride?WebstoreADMINISTRATIONDr. Mark A. MurrellPrincipalDr. Susan CaffreyAcademy HeadmasterMr. David PerkinsAssociate Principal ofAdministrative ServicesDr. Susan HerspergerAssociate PrincipalCurriculum and InstructionMr. Brian LeeAssociate PrincipalCurriculum and Instruction9th GradeAssistant PrincipalsAshley WallaceA-CorMelanie McCarthyCos-HemMitch MarriottHen-Mik
ARMSTRONG MENTORS NEEDED:Are you looking for a fun and rewarding way to get involved in the CollegePark school community? If so, mentoring an ArmstrongElementary student might be just what you’re looking for!Consistent, and purposeful relationship with their mentee by providing acceptance, support, guidance, and assistance to promote student success. Mentors are needed for the 2016-2017 school year! Mentoring at Armstrong Elementary takes place during the students’ lunch/recess period, so itrequires as little as an hour a month. Please consider joining this truly wonderful program! For more information please contact Ann Young atamyoung0627@gmail.comStay Connected: Your College Park HS PTO is a vital part of the school. Whetherwe are assisting with student or parent programs, helping teachers and staff members or working to beautify and enhance school grounds, we are working to supportour students and our school. TWCP is proud to say we have one of the largest CISDMemberships and we would like to continue that tradition in 2016-2017.Believe it or not, AP Test Registration is upon us! You are receiving this email from College Park High School becauseyour son or daughter is currently enrolled in at least one Advanced Placement (AP) course. The registration procedures have changed slightlyfrom last year. Please share the following information with your son/daughter:1. ALL AP TEST TAKERS will submit an AP Test Registration Form (Attached).2. Students will NOT be able to register to take an exam unless payment has beenreceived.3. Registration and Payment will strictly adhere to the following dates:Regular Registration will open on Thursday March 2, 2017 and close on Monday,March 20, 2017 at midnight.Late Registration will begin at 8am on Tuesday March 21, 2017 and end on Thursday March 23, 2017 at midnight. A fee of 15 per student will be charged for any lateregistration during this time frame.Late Late Registration will begin at 8am on Friday, March 24, 2017 and end onWednesday March 29, 2017 at 9am. A fee of 30 will be charged for any late late registration during that time frame.There will be NO REGISTRATION after 9am on Wednesday, March 29, 2017.4. There will be NO REFUNDS. If a student elects not to take an exam that has already been registered and paid for, the student will forfeit his/her money.5. Students will be able to pay in one of three ways:Continued on next pageAssistant PrincipalsDanny JohnsonMil-ScaClint HoldenScb-ZCounselorsJessica BeckhamLead CounselorDebra CreelCollege and CareerMary Edgerly -9th GradeA-KVicky Woods-Hinkle 9th GradeL-ZCindy DoudA-ChJunette MihelichCi-GomTiffani JaquaGon-LavChiante DealLaw-PalLeslie CroninPam-SKShannon AndersenSl-ZLUNCH DROP-OFF POLICY:Safety is the upmost importancefor our students. We just wantedto make you aware that we areputting more enforcement on ourlunch policy that has been in placeto help with the safety aspectsduring our lunch periods. For thesafety of our students, all lunchesbrought in to school for your student will need to be signed in atthe front office. Lunches will betaken to the AP office for the students to pick-up. Our studentsknow that the AP office is the location to pick up items. Thank youfor your help and cooperation.You can also find us onFacebook and TwitterThe Conroe Independent School District doesnot discriminate on the basis of race, color,national origin, sex, disability, or age in itsprograms and activities and provides equalaccess to the Boy Scouts and other designatedyouth groups. The following persons have beendesignated to handle inquiries regarding thesenon-discrimination policies:Title IX Coordinator, 3205 W. Davis, Conroe,Texas 77304; (936)-709-7700 and the Section504/ADA Coordinator,3205 W. Davis, Conroe, Texas 77304;(936) 709-7670
Pay on the webstore AND submit an AP Test Registration Form to Ann Shelly in the Counseling OfficePay with a check made out to TWCP AND submit an AP Test Registration Form to Ann Shelley in the CounselingOffice. Please include check writer's TDL # and Date of Birth, and on the MEMO line Print Student's Last Name, ID,and AP Exam.Pay with a credit card in person in the Finance Office (person paying must be the owner of the credit card) AND submit an AP Test Registration Form to Ann Shelley in the Counseling Office6. Pre Administration will be done during advisory from April 12th to April 19th.If you have any questions or concerns please contact your child's AP teacher. Our students have tremendous successwith AP testing and we look forward to a great AP testing season.AP Letter for Payment is attached to this email or can be found at: AP Letter for Payment17-18 School YearProgram of Studies is now onlineat:Program of StudiesSave The Date!!On Thursday April 20th, the CollegePark Counseling Staff, in conjunctionwith The Woodlands Counseling Staff, is excited to cohost College Knowledge.This event begins at 6:30pm at The Woodlands HighSchool. We want to encourage all College Park juniorsand their parents to attend this informative night. College representatives will be addressing issues of importance in college admissions. This is not a collegefair, but a chance to hear from the experts about topicsthat are specific to juniors and the process of applyingto college. This event has been completely redesignedfor this year's juniors. It's going to be fantastic! Someof our topics will include: Texas Public School Admissions, Athletic Recruitment, Engineering, Applying asan International Student, Fine Arts Applications, Out ofState Admissions, Competitive/Selective Admissions andseveral more!Continue to watch the newsletter and emails from yourcounselors for announcements concerning this veryimportant evening!We hope to see you there!SPRING SEMESTERThe spring semester can be fast and furious. There areso many activities and events that occur, it is oftentimes hard to keep track of what needs to be completed when.If you have a 9th grader, they should really be focusing on their academics and doing to best they can intheir classes. Ninth grade year classes are the foundation for each student’s transcript.If you have a 10th grader, they should be doing thesame. Each 9th and 10th grade student is in the process of being called down by their counselor to havean individual conference. During these conferencescredits and course selection are being discussed.If you have a current 11th grader, the spring semesteris the time to take either the SAT or ACT if they haven’t already.If you have a senior, they should be applying forscholarships, signing up for AP exams, and makingsure they are doing well in their classes.This is a busy time for all. Please reach out to yourchild’s counselor if you ever have questions. We arehere to help!- Mrs. Beckham, Lead Counselor
School transfers are now open. Please go online and request your transfer as your studentsregistration for classes cannot be processed until the transfer has been approved.These are done on an annual basis.Intradistrict Transfers: strict Transfers: efault.aspxSummer School 2017-18Acceleration/Initial Credit:Session 1: June 12th-27thSession 2: June 28th—July 14thStudent Holiday July 4th8am-3pm M-FCredit Recovery:Session 1: June 12th—22ndSession 2: June 26th-July 7thStudent Holiday July 4th8am-3pm M-FAll Classes will be at McCullough Junior HighFor more /summer-school/
Monday-Thursday, 2:45-4 in theCollege and Career Center. Pleasecontinue to encourage your studentsto take advantage of this valuableprogram.Academy of Science andTechnologyDistinguished Lecture SeriesTuesday, April 4 2017The National English Honor Societyis holding a fundraiser to benefitDolly Parton's Imagination Libraryuntil March 31st.The Imagination Library began in1995 to encourage early childhoodliteracy in her home county in East Tennessee. Thegoal was to provide high-quality, age-appropriatebooks to all children, regardless of their family’sfinancial situation, from infancy to kindergarten.Since then, the Imagination Library has mailedover 73.9 million books to children in the UnitedStates, Canada, the United Kingdom, and Australia!It costs 25 to sponsor a child and provide themwith twelve books over the course of the year. Thiscovers the cost of the books and the shipping. Noadministrative costs are taken from this program! The Imagination Library currently is servingover 980,000 children.Statistics and studies show that enrollment inthe program drastically improves early childhood literacy, a skill that will benefit these children for the rest of their lives!If you are interested in helping, contact any NEHSmember, OR club sponsor Lindsey Ward(lward@conroeisd.net).Tonya Brami, MSExxon Mobil: Global Geoscience RecruitingSupervisorA Geoscience Career in the Oil and Gas Industry:What Does That Even Look Like6pm—LGI 1School StartsAugust 16, 2017Camp Cavalier (Freshman/New Students) August 4, 20175pm-10pmSenior/Junior Orientation 9am-3pmAugust 3, 2017Freshman/Sophomore9am-3pmAugust 4, 2017Open Orientation4pm-7pmAugust 8, 2017
For more Club News andinformation, visit our website:http://twcp.conroeisd.net/The College Park bowling team worked hardthroughout the year and came out with a 13-1season. They will be playing in the state championship the weekend of March 25th.The players are:Student Council's next meeting will beTanner Thompson - SeniorMonday, March 20 at 6 pm in the Com-Drayer Belton - Seniormons. Officer Election packets for theMacGregor Salmon - Senior2017-18 school year will be available in theAustin Fox - Juniorfront office beginning Monday, March 27.Matthew Sweet - JuniorAlex Burns - JuniorArmand Acompanado - SophmoreAbby Pena - FreshmanFrench National Honor Society
Calendar of Events for2016-2017Apr 15—Car Wash Fund RaiserMay 6—Year End Ball, TWCP Commonsmore details to comeBooster Club Offices for 2017-2018We will be voting on the new board positions fornext year at the next booster meeting on March21st at 7pm in the JROTC room. As of right thefollowing parents have volunteered to be a candidate for the following roles in the booster club:TWCP- DRIVER EDUCATION CLASSES:CPHS Driver Education Class:For class information you can go on-line at http://www.esc6.net/apps/pages/index.jsp?Driver Education Spring Session 2017# 265427Driver Education Summer Session 2017#266996, #266997, #266998 and #266999For more information, please contact Chris Hemphill936.435.8325 or chemphill@esc6.netMichael DeJournett - PresidentHeather Matthews - Vice PresidentKimberly DeJournett - SecretarySusan Mitchell - Fundraiser/MarketingWe are also needing a volunteer for theTreasurer roll. If you wound like to volunteer tobe a candidate for any position or have anyquestions please feel free email me. Thank youfor you support in the program.Future Social Functions.more info to come!Summer TripsOther InformationCompany T-shirts still available - 20Yard signs still available - 15See JROTC website for more! http://www.twcpjrotc.com/We are also on Facebook! Search "TWCPJROTC Booster Club" It's a closed group, whichmeans you will have to be approved uponrequesting to join.If you would like to be added to receive JROTCBooster Club emails and newsletters, please contact Heather Wells at zhwells@sbcglobal.net.CAVALIER EXPRESSThe school store has shirt sizes rangingfrom XS-3XL. In addition to these, wehave several otherdesigns, and other school merchandise.Come by and see us!New shirts now available: 24 20 20
Follow yearbook on twitter@twcpyearbook and "like" TWCP yearbook page on Facebookfor updates and sneak peaks of the 2016-2017 yearbookBusiness ads in the newspaper and yearbook Why should your business buy ad space in the newspaper or yearbook? Think it’s just charity? Think again!**Newspapers are distributed free to 2,967 students and over 200 faculty members.**The newspaper is also available online to parents.**Your ad in the newspaper will be seen by the entire student body 1200 yearbooks are purchased thatare seen not only by the student, but by the parents. That is approximately 3600 people that will seeyour ad— not just a select audience.**We will design your ad for free and send it to you for prior approval.**Our ads are the cheapest way to reach a target audience of students and parents.**If you would like students featured in your ad, we will shoot the photo for you free.Senior Dues now 110. Senior class dues are for all the activities throughout the school year; these can bepaid in the finance office or online through the Webstore. Please see Mr. Johnson or Mrs. Wallace whenthe school year begins for more information, or if you are having difficulty paying senior dues. Senior dueswill increase after the Winter break to 120.Senior Dues Cover:*Senior T-Shirt (Spring)*Prom Ticket (Sr. Only)*Senior PicnicSenior Dues do NOT Cover:*Cap, Gown or Graduation Announcements*Prom Date Ticket*Homecoming Ticket*Panoramic Picture*Prom Pictures*GradNight ‘17Please note:*Senior Dues are optional. Seniors do not have to pay anydues to graduate.*Seniors who graduate early may still pay dues and participate in all activities. An early graduate cannot go as a dateto prom. They are considered seniors and must pay dues.*Any senior attending prom MUST pay dues.
Announcements, Caps/Gowns and other Senior Items onSALE NOW:You can order online at www.mygradaccount.comOrders received after 2/28/17 will require additional fees.Senior prom is right around the corner on May 19, 2017. Prom tickets to those who havepaid their senior dues will be available only May 8-11 during all lunches. Seniors who havenot paid senior dues, have holds on items or books, or owe attendance hours will not bepermitted to obtain tickets or attend the upcoming senior picnic and prom until dues andhold items are taken care of. Dues of 110.00 may be paid in the Finance office or throughthe webstore, e/ college park high s/Seniors who have paid dues may purchase a ticket for 65.00 for their guest. All guests outside TWCP must complete a Guest Registration Form which is available at http://twcp.conroeisd.net/senior-classinformation/ and turn into the Grade Level Office.Registration form is due May 11th .More information on Prom can be found on the school website at: http
Mar 27, 2017 · STAAR English 1 Testing March 28 STAAR English II Testing March 30 12:00 pm PTO Parent’s Night Out April 6th Dosey Doe Big Barn Photo credit: Woodlands Student Center, and TWCP Staff Next week we begin the first part of the testing season with English 1 and 2 STAAR/ EOC tests. Please
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