Hackett Happenings
Hackett HappeningsHackett Catholic Central High School381-2646August & September, 2012Welcome back!Friday, August 24Freshman Orientation begins at 7:45 AMSophomores, Juniors and Seniors begin at NoonImportant DatesStudents must wear uniforms thefirst day of school. The Spirit T-shirt for2012-13 is allowed.August 24August 27August 31- Sept.3September 4September 21September 26September 27September 28Hours forMain OfficeNormal Office HoursMondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays7:00 AM until 4:00 PMFirst Day of SchoolPicture DayNo School - Labor Day WeekendMeet the Teachers Night 7PMHomecoming Dance6:00 - 8:00 PM Conferences9-1, 6-8 PM ConferencesNo SchoolNo SchoolCheck this out!!Wednesdays and Fridays7:00 AM -3:30 PMParents,You’re invited toFriday, August 31st - No School - Office ClosedMonday, September 3rd - No School - Office ClosedMeet the Teachers NightTuesday, September 4thThursday, September 27th - No School Office Hours: 9:00 AM to NoonSchedules will be available at6:45 PMSeptember 28th - No School - Office Closed1st Hour begins @ 7:00 PMWelcomeBack toSchool!!Please plan on attending!1
School PicturesYou ought to bein pictures!Picture Day will be August 27th. Students will be allowed to wear clothingother than their school uniforms onthat day. All clothing should be appropriate for school.Please adhere to the followingguidelines:Seniors need a photo for theirschool ID. No fee or form areneeded.Sweat pants or pajama/lounge pantsare not permitted.Shorts are acceptable during August,September, October, April, May andJune, but they must be no shorter than5 inches from the floor when kneeling.Tank tops or low-cut shirts are notpermitted.All other guidelines as posted in theDress Code regarding hats, shaving,hair, jewelry, etc. will be in effect.In all cases, the administration at HCCreserves the right of final determination concerning proper student attire.Each student must fill out a separateform. Additional forms are available inthe Main Office. Please complete theform, enclose payment and send withyour student on picture day. Seniorsdo not need a form unless they areordering photos.Bus TransportationInformationWhen HCC has half day sessions,dismissal is at 11:15 a.m. Bus transportation home will not be availableon those days, so parents must makearrangements beforehand to pick uptheir students.Book Sale NewsThe checks for all sold books will beavailable in the main office betweenthe hours of 8:00 AM and 3:30PMafter October 1.All unsold books must be picked upby October 19th or they become adonation to the school.Get on the Bus!Kalamazoo Public Schools Schedule:Anytime HCC is on a half day - a.m.transportation onlyAnytime KPS has a half-day - a.m.transportation onlyQuestions, please call Linda Pickornikat 381-2646 ext. 108.HCC planners are still available. Thecost is 5.00. Get yours today!!Students: Make sure you are lockingyour books in your locker.Anytime KPS is closed - notransportationWe Are Grateful to Our Parents and Friends for SharingTheir Priceless Giftsof Time and Talent!Each year, more and more enthusiastic parents and friends volunteer andbecome involved in the mission and excitement of Hackett Catholic Central.The HCC Community invites you to become involved in one or more of ourwonderful parent organizations. You and Hackett will benefit from thisrewarding experience. We strongly urge all parents to get involved, get toknow your children’s friends, and make some new friends of your own! Beginby filling out the enclosed volunteer form and returning it to the main office.From the Math DepartmentGraphing calculators are required for all courses beginning with Algebra 2. The mathdepartment supports the use of the following two calculators: The TI-84 (any version) is suitable for use in any math course and can be purchased at many retail locations. Advanced math students may appreciate the power of the TI-Nspire CAS.(Make sure it is the CAS version.) This calculator is now available with a full colorscreen (the CX) and can be purchased online from ments. Additional information can be found on the math department page of the Hackett web site2
HACKETT CATHOLIC CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL2012-2013 SCHOOL YEAR CALENDAR*Aug. 2431AM – Freshman OrientationPM - First Day of School for All StudentsNo School – Labor Day BreakSept. 3417-2121262728No School – Labor Day BreakMeet the Teachers 7 PMHomecoming WeekHomecoming Game and DanceConferences – 6-8 PMNo School – Conferences 9 AM-1 PM and6-8 PMNo SchoolOct.19End of Marking Period – ½ Day of SchoolNov.21-23No School – Thanksgiving BreakDec. 118-21Christmas FormalFinal Exams – Half DaysJan.School ResumesWinterfest WeekWinterfest Game and Dance721-2525Attendance Voice Mail381-2646 ext 215The following is a synopsis of theattendance policy at HCC. Please donot email absences.All-Day AbsencesParents are asked to phone the attendance office, 381-2646, Ext.215, by 8:15 A.M. on the day ofthe absence. If a call is not received,the attendance office personnel willattempt to make parental contact.If contact cannot be made, and thestudent does not provide a note froma parent the following day, then theabsence is considered “unexcused”. An“unexcused absence” results in a lossof credit in all classes missed and forall work performed that day.Partial Day AbsencesFeb. 678Conferences – 6-8 PMNo School – Conferences 10 AM – 1 PMNo SchoolMarch 1529End of Marking Period – ½ Day of SchoolGood Friday – No School – Spring BreakBeginsApril1-5827No School – Spring BreakSchool ResumesPromenade/PromMay23/242729Senior Last DayNo School – Memorial DayBaccalaureateJune 24-7Hackett AttendancePolicyParents are asked to phone in by 8:00A.M. or provide a note indicating thedate and time of an early dismissal.Please note that if a student is absentfrom a class for more than 10 minutes,the absence will count as missing theentire class. Since HCC is a closedcampus, students are not allowedto leave school for lunch. Pleaseask your student to take the noteto the office the first thing in themorning.VacationsWhile vacations are discouragedduring the school year, we realizethat at times it may be necessaryto miss classes. Whenever possible,the school should be contacted atleast two school days in advance ofthe extended absence. A prearrangedabsence form is then sent to all of thestudent’s teachers allowing them anopportunity to assign work or schedulea test that may be given during theabsence time.GraduationFinal Exams – Half Day* DATES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE3
CCounselingornerWelcome to the 2012-2013 schoolyear! We hope you have each had agood summer and are ready to startanother exciting year! We welcomeall new students to our Hackett family.The first day of school is Friday, August24th.Class SchedulesSchedule change forms are available inthe Guidance or Main Office. They arealso available online at the HCC website under “Parents” “Forms”. Theseforms must be filled out and signed byboth the student and parent. Returnyour completed form to the GuidanceDepartment with the 25.00 schedulechange fee. The last day to change aschedule for the first semester will beThursday, August 30th.College VisitsEach year, Hackett Catholic Centralhosts many in-house “college visits”.College/university admissions representatives visit HCC, during the schoolday, to speak about their college oruniversity with our junior and seniorstudents. Students will only be allowed to attend three visits duringthe school year. Please help your student choose the college visits whichwill be most beneficial to them. It is thestudent’s responsibility to make up allwork missed during the visit. A calendarof these visits is posted and updated inthe Guidance Office and on the HCCwebsite, as they are scheduled. To attend, students must sign-up, 24 hoursin advance, in Mrs. Ulbrich’s office.Additionally, most colleges/universitieshost “campus visits” at various timesthroughout the year, especially in thefall and spring. We post this information to the HCC Daily Announcements(Mondays only), online, along withscholarship opportunities. Hackettstudents are allowed 3 excusedabsences for college visits during the 2nd semester of theirjunior year and 1st semester oftheir senior year. These absencesare not included in their total for the semester, but they must be prearranged.Prearranged absence forms are available in the Main Office.The Guidance Office and the Library/Media Center also house many collegeadmission reference materials including: “The College Board Book of Majors”, Peterson’s “Four Year Colleges”,Kaplan’s “ACT Prep” and Kaplan’s “TheProcrastinators Guide to the ACT”.College ApplicationsAttention seniors! Now is the time tostart applying to college(s)! For instructions on how to apply, seniors shouldrefer to their copy of the “HCC College Planner”, which was distributedto them their junior year. College applications are available on-line; a feware available in the Guidance Office.If you choose to apply on-line, “save”and print a copy of your application before pressing send/submit. Bring thiscopy to the Guidance Office when yourequest that your required official transcript be sent (by HCC) to the appropriate college/university. If you chooseto apply on paper, please bring youractual application to the Guidance Office. Always allow two weeks for eachapplication to be processed. Be awareof your deadlines! Your goal should beto have all of your college applicationscompleted by October 26th!Keep your resume updated!! Ask forteacher letters of recommendation early (If a letter is required.). Other important information to remember: 1) Knoweach college’s application deadline. 2)When applying for financial aid, do soas early as possible, as most schoolsfollow a first come, first serve basis. 3)Be sure to take either test of choice,ACT or SAT, twice. Schools will acceptyour best scores. If you have questions4about the college application process,please contact Mrs. Ulbrich. HCC’sCEEB/School code is: 232174The Common ApplicationOnline School Forms SystemRemember, you may apply to any college/university online by going to theirindividual undergraduate admissionwebpage and following their instructions.Seniors—while optional, if you havedecided to apply to any of your colleges using The Common Application, Inc. company, take note of thefollowing! The Class of 2013 mustsubmit all "Common Applications", online only! This is done by you, directlythrough the Common Application Online School Forms System. Include allonline forms, supplements, resumes,any required letters of recommendation, etc.EventsWatch for upcoming Guidance Department events, posted within the HCCDaily Announcements and to the Hackett School Calendar for the followingprograms: “WMU’s On-site CollegeAdmission Day”, held at HCC, this fall;College Financial Aid Night at KRESA—January, 2013; Hackett’s JuniorStudent/Parent College InformationNight—January, 2013; and “See Yourself at Hackett” open house dates forprospective students.Hackett’s School Code:232174
***SPORTS PASS***Family Athletics Pass2012-13 School YearApplicationPlease consider the HCC Family Pass as a way to accomplish a number of goals: You can savemoney, it is a wonderful convenience and you can support Irish Athletics.The passes are good for all regular season home events including: Varsity and JV Football, Varsityand JV Boys and Girls Soccer, Freshman, JV and Varsity Volleyball, Freshman, JV and Varsity Boysand Girls Basketball, Girls Swim.Each member of the family will receive his/her own pass as a convenience.HCC Students can purchase a Student Athletic Pass for 30.00 in the athletic office OR it will be included with the purchase of a family pass.Additional methods to save money as a spectator include the option for HCC students to purchasetickets at school for 2.00. These tickets are not valid for home events, but they are accepted atother KVA schools. These tickets are not available to adults. St. Monica and St. A’s Students canreceive the same deal for home HCC games at their schools.Please accept this invitation to join the HCC Athletic Boosters. The annual fee is 25.00. You cancheck the line below and become part of the club. This monetary support is directly applied to supporting athletic teams here at Hackett Catholic Central. All members are invited to monthly meetingsat Hackett.Thank you for your support!Adult Names:Email address: / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / /Check one: 200.00 Family Pass and Booster Membership 175 Family PassChild/GradeChild/GradeChild/GradeFor an additional 25.00 You can add Grandparents: Names:5
Yearbook NewsSeniors: It’s time to start thinking about senior pictures! We would like 2-3 photos ofeach senior:1 senior photo, 1 baby photo, and 1 siblingphoto (if applicable). These are all due byOctober 31 2012. Please plan accordinglyfor photo sessions. *If* we are still able toinclude late photos (due to publishing deadlines), there will be a late fee. Late photosare not guaranteed in the yearbook.an emailed copy of the photo(high-resolution), or a cd with thedigital image. (Email or cd is preferred!)Sibling photos: Please include 1 sibling photo (your favorite, of course).Write the current senior’s name on theback.Picture requirements: Formalpose, head shot preferred (theyturn out the best in the yearbook), a simple background (forthe same reason).If you have any questions, please callthe main office. As always, if you capture a memorable moment over thesummer or during the fall sports season, the yearbook staff would love a cdof them (or just email them)!Senior photos: For the yearbook, you maysubmit your photo one of 3 ways: a printedphoto with the student’s name on the back,Baby photos: Please write yourstudent’s name on the back.Parking PermitsAttention all students and parents! We are currently updating our database, and we wouldappreciate information concerning vehicle registration. If you have registered your vehicle in prior years but now are driving a different vehicle,please fill out the information below and check the box requesting a new sticker at no additionalcost. If you have not previously registered your vehicle, please fill out the information belowand return it with payment to the main office. Your new sticker or stickers will be sent homewith the students.It is important that every vehicle in our lot is registered so that the administration has theability to identify vehicles (lights on, illegally parked, etc.). Failure to complete this form andreturn it to the office may result in parking privileges being suspended or fines being assessed.Please return this form to school.Student NameSticker # (to be filled out by the office for new registrations)License Plate #Year of CarMake and Model of Car (Ford Explorer, etc.)Color of CarYes, I have previously registered a vehicle, but I need a new sticker.(Prior Sticker # )Charges: 5.00 payment is for new stickers only!6
Hackett Catholic Central High School Dress Code2012-2013Updated information is in BOLD type.All Hackett uniform apparel must be purchased through Sunshine Uniform Company.The following Sunshine Uniform clothing items are options:Grey or black cardigan sweater with HCC LogoBlack plaid lined jacket with HCC LogoPants (stone or black)Shorts (stone or black) *from April 1 through October 31Long-sleeved oxford shirt with HCC logo (hunter or white)Short-sleeved polo shirt with HCC logo (hunter, white, black or pale yellow)Long-sleeved polo shirt with HCC logo (hunter or white)Mock turtleneck with HCC logo (white)TieSweater vest with HCC logo (black)Fleece with HCC logo (black)Scarf (grey/black/hunter plaid)Sweater with HCC logo (black)Long-sleeved rugby shirt with HCC logo (grey with black stripe) * Girls may wear this item, also.Long-sleeved rugby shirt with HCC patch (black) * Girls may wear this item, also.Please NoteSunshine leggings orany footless leggingsare not allowed.The following are options for girls:Skirt (grey/black/hunter plaid)3/4 –length sleeved dress shirt with HCC logo (white)Short-sleeved dress shirt with HCC logo (white) If socks or tights are visible, they must be either grey, white, hunter green or black, and tights must be of solid color and notpatterned. No footless tights are allowed.Shoes must be closed-toed. Heels must be no higher than 2 inches. No overly conspicuous or distracting shoes are allowed.No other outerwear will be allowed during school hours.Skirts must be of appropriate length. Skirts will be tailored appropriately by Sunshine School Uniforms and are not to bealtered unsuitably from that point. Skirts are not to be shorter than 5” from the floor when the student is kneeling.If a t-shirt or camisole is worn under the uniform shirt, it must be plain white and may not be visible at the waist.No long-sleeved shirts may be worn under short-sleeved shirts.Only the top button of the uniform shirts may be left unbuttoned.Boys must be clean shaven at all times. Sideburns are to be neatly trimmed and are not to extend below the bottom of the ears.Sunglasses, sweatbands, hats, bandanas or any other type of headwear is not allowed to be worn during the school day.Tattoos, permanent or temporary, are highly discouraged and may not be visible during the school day or at school sponsoredevents.Extreme or distracting jewelry is not allowed. Piercings other than in the ears are not allowed. Earrings must be no larger than1 ½ inches.All clothing must be free of holes, rips, tears, split seams, fraying or any unsuitable alterations.Students are prohibited from wearing drug, alcohol, or violence-related materials during the school day or at school functions.Hair is to be neatly cut, combed and trimmed. No overly conspicuous or distracting hairstyles or hair colors are allowed. Thisincludes, but is not limited to, designs, partial shaving, dread locks, Mohawks, etc. Determination will be made by the administration.Hackett approved letter jackets or letter sweaters may be worn during the school day. (Please see the Athletic Directorfor information regarding school-approved letter jackets and sweaters.) Any item embroidered or sewn onto the jacketmust conform to Hackett’s guidelines.In all cases, the administration at Hackett Catholic Central High School reserves the right of final determination concerningproper student attire.7
DRESS CODE ENFORCEMENTOn all occasions, students will be removed from class and sent to the main office. Students will remain in the office, receiving NO CREDIT for class work, until appropriate attire can be found. This may necessitate a phone call to the parent.Students will not be allowed to leave school and return home in order to obtain appropriate attire.A 30-minute detention will be assigned to students who do not follow the dress code by either the administration or theclassroom teacher. Chronic offenders will be subject to further penalty for insubordination as described in the studenthandbook including in-school or out-of-school suspensions.SPIRIT DAY DRESS CODE OPTIONSpirit days will be held on Fridays during the school year unless announced otherwise. On spirit days, students are allowed to wear 2012-2013 Hackett Spirit Shirts if they choose with their uniform pants, shorts or skirts. These shirts havebeen designed by our students and will be available for purchase at the beginning of the school year.LUNCH INFORMATION2012/2013The price for the Combo Lunch is 2.25COMBO MEAL 2.25Choose 2, or 3 of the following1.Entrée2.Vegetable/Fruit3.Milk/JuiceAla Carte Fries and Side Salads are 1.00We will offer regular fries everyday;Curly fries on Monday and Friday.Pepper fries on Tuesday and Thursday.Sweet Potato fries on Wednesday.Little Caesars Pizza will be offered every Tueday andDomino’s Pizza will be offered every Thursday.for the 2.25 Combo LunchAll Ala Carte lunch entrees (Extra Entrees) with aCombo Lunch are 1.25All Ala Carte lunch entrees without a Combo Lunch are 1.75Students are encouraged to pre-pay for Lunch by sending a check/cash to HCC in an envelope with the student’s name, to the attention of Mary Hudson.Pre-paying for lunches helps to move the kids through the line more efficiently.HCC participates in the National School Lunch Program which enables us to purchase government commodityproducts and to receive reimbursement for student lunches.National School Lunch Program Information An application for free and/or reduced school mealsis enclosed with this newsletter. Please read the information carefully to see if your family meets thethe criteriaMonthly menus are posted on the HCC web site, and the lunch lines.Call Rhonda Clark at 381-2646 ext. 124 if you have any questions.8
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2012-2013 Hackett Catholic CentralVolunteer Sign-Up SheetFamily Name:HCC Student(s) & grade(s)Parent’s Names:Phone Numbers:Day:Evening:Here are a number of ways in which you can put your talents and skills to work for the good of our school and its students.Please check all the activities that you are willing to help with and return this form to the Hackett office as soon aspossible. Thank you very much!Refreshments: Provide baked goods/beverageson occasion for various eventsHospitality Team Assistance with:set-up serving clean-upLibrary AideSubstitute bus driver for athletics (Class 3license is required)Parent Aides – Help faculty class advisorswith school activities. (Circle Class):Shamrock Auction/ Dinner/DanceMarch 16, 2013Senior Junior Sophomore FreshmanChair Acquisitions DecorationsReservations Finance PublicityTickets Set up Door PrizesParent Focus Open House for 7 & 8 Grades NovemberSet-up Decorations Refreshments GuidesTable Sponsors RaffleOther IdeasDances:ChaperoneParking Lot PatrolIf you would like more information on the following schoolor parent organizations, please contact:Teacher Appreciation Luncheon- Jan/Feb 2013Covered DishServerHome & School AssociationAthletic BoostersSenior Baccalaureate Reception(hosted by Junior class) May 2013Kelly st.netChair or co-chairMusic BoostersGrad Bash hosted by parents of seniors-June, 2013Theatre BoostersMichele Buchmannbbuchmann4615@charter.netTest Readers for Special Needs StudentsShamrock AuctionSarah Harding381-2646 ext 117Cafeteria/kitchen substitute (10am-1:00p.m.)Grad BashPatti Rohloffrohboyzx3@aol.com11Vicki Fultzkevinfultz@aol.com
September 28th - No School - Office Closed Important Dates August 24 First Day of School August 27 Picture Day August 31- Sept.3 No School - Labor Day Weekend September 4 Meet the Teachers Night 7PM September 21 Homecoming Dance September 26 6:00 - 8:00 PM Conferences September 27 9-1, 6-8 PM Conferences No School September 28 No School
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On the first 6 tracks of this varied album – recorded in 1962 – Hackett floats effortlessly through six standards originally made for the Goodyear Rubber Company with Bob Wilber on clarinet, the splendid Urbie Gree
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Cohen & Nagel, Introduction to Logic, Hackett (paper). 2. Tarski, Introduction to Logic and Methodology. Dover (paper). 3. Merriam-Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary (hardcover with CD-ROM). ISBN:9780877798095 Optional Books (in order of relevance): 1. Lemmon, Beginning Logic. Hackett (paper). 2. Church
Aristotle, Nicomachean Ethics (Oxford World’s Classics) Aristotle, Politics (Hackett) *Epictetus, Handbook (Encheiridion) New Oxford Annotated Bible with Apocrypha (Oxford) Augustine, City of God (Penguin) The Qur’an, Abdel Haleem (ed.) (Oxford World’s Classics) Machiavelli, The Prince (Hackett)
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Campus Call 607-842-6269. As a student at Cortland who participates in school activities, Alissa Hackett continues to pre-pare herself for a future career in teaching, and is determined to become the best special edu-cation teacher that she can be. When many Cortland college . students relax during the week, senior Hackett participates in the
