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APRIL 2013

Volume 25, No 9 Cheyenne Mountain High School

This newsletter is published to our website monthly throughout the school year by the Cheyenne Mountain High School PTO. Permission is granted for printing of this publication for personal use. Smoke Signals Editor: Jill Cosgrove

Table of Contents Important Dates Page 2 District and School Messages Pages 3-7 College Services Pages 8-9

Department News Pages 10 PTO News Page 11-12 Boosters/Sports Pages 13-15

Hope everyone had a relaxing spring break. You will need it because we are racing to the end of the school year! These are crazy months for PTO, too. In April, we will be carefully reviewing the staff grant requests in order to select beneficial programs, materials and equipment that support a wide variety of students. Have you seen the new

PTO Grant Program. Beautiful! We are also throwing an amazing After-Prom Party (April 20-21). After-Prom! More information can be found later in the newsletter. But we need help -- we can't do After-Prom without YOU! Email After-Prom Volunteer Coordinator, Beth Anne Simon, [email protected], to get involved.

Our next PTO meeting is Wednesday, April 3rd, at 12 noon at Canon School. We will be voting on the slate of PTO Officers for next year. Special thanks to Linda Samelson for heading the efforts to find such a great group! Our May meeting is always a potluck luncheon and, this year, will be held at the home of Melissa Coale on May 1st. We invite everyone who has been involved in any of our PTO activities this past year to come and celebrate. Please email Melissa at [email protected] for information. Our Weishaar, will be April 23rd at 9:30 am at Canon School. This is not only a chance to hear what is going on and ask questions, but also to say thanks and goodbye to Dr. Weishaar. I encourage everyone to come. Happy Spring!

Melissa Hortik, President

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IMPORTANT DATES

PLEASE NOTE: The above list of events should be used as a guide, and is subject to change. Please refer to the district website and the CMHS home page for a complete and updated monthly calendar.

CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 12 - Cheyenne Mountain High School Smoke Signals - April 2013

Students and Parents! Please note: Now that the winter months are upon us, there is always the possibility that school might have a 2 hour delayed start in the morning or that school may be canceled for the day. Please listen to the radio or watch a local TV station for the

decided to start school 2 hours late, that means school starts at 9:40 a.m. rather than 7:35 a.m. for 1st period, 9 a.m. for zero hour. Please allow yourself enough time to be at school at the appropriate time, taking into consideration the adverse driving conditions -- thus the 2-hour delay. We expect all students to be here at the designated start time.

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I hope all is going well in your life and your health is at a premium. The time draws closer to graduation, and our seniors prepare for another transition. As the days pass and this year ends, I think of my four years at CMHS and cannot believe the time has gone so quickly. It seems like yesterday that I greeted all of the class of 2013 as freshmen, and led cheers in our first experience together. Now, we are planning for them to walk across the stage and receive their diplomas. I am caught in a whirlwind of emotions--being part of this wonderful school and community has been such a blessing for me, and will most certainly be on the highlight reel of my life when things draw to a close. Thank you for letting me be a part of your lives. I hope that our students' education has been meaningful, relevant, and an excellent preparation for their future challenges. After forty plus years in this awesome business, I still remember and have contact with those with whom I crossed paths. Whenever I find time to withdraw into a quiet and solitary corner, I wonder how they fashioned their lives, and what nuggets of inspiration they used to make decisions. As I draw close to the end of this awesome career, I want to share a few thoughts that I hope our students take with them in life after they leave CMHS. -Continually take a reading on your compass, and stay on course to your True North. -or event with high standards. -Remember that preparation is paramount to meet the challenges ahead. Chance favors those who have prepared. -Live the thrill that life has in store for you. -Remember that the good news is that your life is in your hands, and the bad news is that your life is in your hands. Choose wisely, my true and trusted young friends. -comfort and convenience, but where he stands at time of challenge and controversy. In the end, we will remem-ber not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends." -moral purpose, exposing the things a man chooses and those things a man avoids." -The winner in the fight between the two wolves that live within us is the one that we constantly feed. - These ideas can inspire all of us, and I hope they will endure in the hearts and minds of our students. Being at CMHS has truly been the capstone to my career. I thank you so very much for all you have meant to me and for all I have learned in my time with you and your families. What starts at CMHS changes the world. All the Very Best, John Weishaar Principal

DISTRICT AND SCHOOL MESSAGES


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Presents: FREE Movie Night!

Play Again

Tuesday, April 9, 6:30 pm Cheyenne Mountain H.S. Auditorium

For Parents and Students of all ages! At a time when children play more behind screens than outside, PLAY AGAIN ex-plores the changing balance between the virtual and natural worlds.

New media technologies have improved our lives in countless ways, but what are we missing when we are behind screens? How does this impact our children? PLAY AGAIN unplugs a group of media-savvy teens and takes them on their first wilderness adventure, documenting the wonder that comes from time spent in nature and inspiring action for a sustainable future. This film encourages individuals, families, schools, and communities to examine their relationships with both screen technology and nature, and inspires them to take action to reconnect children to the natural world.

Watch the Trailer! www.playagainfilm.com

Preparing Kids for Future Success

Do you wonder whether your teen is headed for success, or something else entirely? Have you asked yourself what battles are worth fighting with your teen? Or have you wondered what else you could do as a parent to be more effective? Oh, and what is being an effective parent anyway? Well, be reassured there is research that identifies the key elements we all have in our lives that help us be more effective parents and give our kids more opportunities to be successful. Corey Jones, a specialist in the area of 40 Developmental Assets, presented this topic, on parenting and helping our teens be successful. As a parent and step-parent, Corey gave credibility to his expertise and his first-hand experience when he dis-cussed and involved our CMHS parents in a very lively and interactive evening that had them laughing, sharing, and asking for more by the end of the evening.

FAN events are sponsored by the school and intended to offer CMHS parents and students topics that enrich and educate. Mark your calendar for our next program on April 9th, and come to the film, PLAY AGAIN, which champions the need to get kids away from their screens and out into the world of nature.

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IMPORTANT DATES FOR THE CLASS OF 2013

IMPORTANT SPRING DATES FOR THE CLASS OF 2013 Mon., April 8 Kiva & Prom Tickets go on sale Mon., April 15 Senior class meeting

Kiva banquet for juniors & seniors Tues., April 17 Spring talent show Sat., April 20-Sun., April 21 Prom and After Prom Mon. May 6-Fri., May 17 AP exams Wed., May 8 Senior Night Tues., May 14 Senior Class Meeting

Academic Awards Night Fri., May 17

Farewell to Seniors BBQ/Yearbook distribution/ Cap & Gown Distribution

Mon., May 20 Athletic Awards Night Thurs., May 23 Senior Capping Ceremony Fri., May 24 Graduation rehearsal & breakfast Sun., May 26 Graduation at 1:30 p.m. at the World Arena

Students with Allergies / Anaphylaxis We in the Cheyenne Mountain School District understand that many students are diagnosed with potentially life-threatening al-lergies and anaphylaxis. To address this issue and meet state law requirements concerning the management of allergies and

anaphylaxis among students, the Board of Education has adopted requirements for health care plans, reasonable accommodations, and access to emergency medications and staff training. For more information on these requirements, please

refer to the Cheyenne Mountain Board of Education Policy Manual found on the Districts website.

LEARNING DISABILITIES 101: A PANEL DISCUSSION On Wednesday, April 24th, the LEAD Foundation will host a panel discussion on learning disabilities and AD/HD. Featured speakers include:

Ralph Everett, M.D., child psychiatrist, Avivah Polmer;; reading specialist and parent advocate, Dr. Margaret W Riddle;; former Director of the Developmental Neuropsychology Clinic at the University of

Denver, Dr. Carolena Guiral Steen;; Director of Learning Services for District 12.

Two LEAD alumni will also participate. The discussion will be moderated by Al Pocock, LEAD program director. Among the topics for discussion will be:

Testing and diagnosis Medications Advocacy

This forum, which will be informative to all parents of students with learning disabilities and AD/HD, will be held in the Black Box Theatre at Cheyenne Mountain High School, 1200 Cresta Road, from 7:00 to 8:30 pm.

All LEAD Foundation community forums are free and open to the public. For more information please visit http://www.leadcolorado.org

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Dining Services News: Accommodating Children with Special Dietary Needs

To access this information go to the Cheyenne Mountain

School District website, www.cmsd12.org

The appropriate forms are linked and can easily be downloaded for your convenience. If you have any questions, please contact:

Shelly Maki Director of Dining Services 719 475-6140 X32 [email protected]

SCHOOL ACCOUNTABILITY AND ACCREDITATION COMMITTEE (SAAC) Our next meeting will be held on Wednesday, April 10 at 4:00 p.m. in the CMHS Commons (last meeting of the school year on 5/8). Our meetings are open to all parents and District residents.

Visit the CMHS Accountability page at http://cmhs.cmsd12.org/accountability for more information about SAAC or contact Michelle McLean, SAAC Chair, [email protected].

Thank you for taking the Parent Survey!

Survey results are available on the website at http://cmhs.cmsd12.org/accountability.

CMHS School Accountability and Accreditation Committee

on Saturday, April 20, 2013 9:00 PM to Midnight

at the International Hall at the Broadmoor Tickets are $45 per person and $90 per couple. Formal attire required.

Kiva -

will be held at the Briarhurst Manor on April 15 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.

As always, a semiformal dinner, entertainment, and a slideshow for the seniors will take place at this night to remember. Tickets are $25 for juniors and $20 for seniors.

Tickets for both events will be sold April 8th to April 19th during lunch and after school in the Commons.

For any questions about tickets or if you cannot make those times to purchase, please see Ms. McClintock in room 7.

http://www.cmsd12.orgmailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://cmhs.cmsd12.org/accountability

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COLLEGE SERVICES MESSAGES


2012-2013 ACT and SAT Test Dates and Deadlines

necessary testing early. SAT Test Date Regular Registration Deadline May 4, 2013 April 5, 2013 June 1, 2013 May 2, 2013 ACT Test Date Regular Registration Deadline April13, 2013 March 8, 2013 June 8, 2013 May 3, 2013 Students may register online for either the ACT or SAT tests. To register online for the ACT, go to www.actstudent.org. To register for the SAT, http://sat.collegeboard.org Students must use a credit card to register for either the ACT and/or SAT online. Score Choice Option for SAT Tests Students may choose to send scores to colleges by test date under the SAT Score Choice feature. Score Choice is an optional feature students must select the Score Choice Option when sending their scores. Additionally, students may choose to send individual scores from the SAT: Subject Test onlyScore Choice. Juniors! Time to determine SAT and ACT Testing Timeline Juniors are encouraged to begin researching the tests they will need to apply to their colleges next year. Testing

to the latest test date they can submit scores to colleges. Tips and links to creating an ACT and SAT testing timeline

COLORADO State ACT is April 23rd All juniors must take the Colorado ACT on April 23rd. Counselors will register juniors for the Colorado ACT in their US History classes. The Colorado ACT is free to all Colorado juniors. The Colorado ACT does not include the Optional Plus Writing Test. Students who wish to take the ACT Plus Writing must register to take the test on a national test date. On the national test date, students may register to take the Basic ACT again, as well as the ACT Plus Writing. Currently the United States Air Force Academy is the only higher education institution in Colorado that requires an ACT Plus Writing or SAT. Honor Graduate Designation

-week second semester grades are used to calculate Honor Graduate status. Please remind your student to stay up to date on all schoolwork throughout his or her senior year and especially the second semester. Juniors and Seniors Must Use Family Connection to Sign-up for CMHS College Visits For a complete list of colleges that have scheduled a visit, please consult the list on the College Services website, http://cmhs.cmsd.k12.co.us/college.html, or sign-in to Family Connection, www.connection.naviance.com/cmhs. To attend a college visit at CMHS, students must sign-up on Family Connection and print their passes for the college visits they wish to attend. College Opportunity Fund The College Opportunity Fund (COF), created by the Colorado General Assembly, provides a stipend to eligible undergraduate students. Students must register for the COF stipend. Students must register online at www.CollegeInColorado.org/COF.

http://cmhs.cmsd.k12.co.us/college.html,http://www.connection.naviance.com/cmhshttp://www.CollegeInColorado.org/COF

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All Parent Sponsors of the 2013 After Prom

Please Come Preview This Exciting Event

Saturday, April 20th 2013

8 PM to 9 PM CMHS Gym

Please use the North entrance

The CMHS PTO After Prom Committee would like to invite you to preview the After Prom

the party. We will have a casino, inflatables games, interactive activities, great food, photos and prize drawings throughout the night. We are excited to provide a safe and fun event for the students following the prom. All juniors and seniors are invited to attend the party from Midnight to 4:00 AM. Tickets are $10 in advance and $15 at the door.

If there is no one at the door to meet you, we are showing others around or setting up. Please search us out so that we can give you a personal tour.

We appreciate your generous support of our students.

CMHS After Prom Committee


Scholarships Scholarship applications are arriving weekly at the College Services Office, so check often. Please go to the CMHS College Services webpage http://cmhs.cmsd12.org/collegeservices_scholarships for a list of scholarships in the College Services Office. Scholarship Scams The Federal Trade Commission cautions students and their parents to look for tell tale lines in fraudulent scholarship offers.

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never entered. These signs of scholarship scams, ways to avoid getting stung trying to find money for college, and information about

http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/conline/edcams/scholarship/index.html

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DEPARTMENT NEWS

Cheyenne Mountain High School Drama Dept. is proud to present

THE DIVINERS by James Leonard Jr.

April 11, 12 at 7pm and April 13 at 2pm in the Black Box Theatre

Everyone in Zion, Indiana remembers the day a stranger named C.C. Showers (Nick Scroggins) passed through town looking for work and food and ended up befriending the Layman Family. Buddy Layman (Justin Mayes) is a 14-year old boy with a fear of water due to an accident near the river that took his mother's life and nearly took his when he was only 3 years old. Buddy's father, Ferris, (John Groom) and sister, Jennie Mae, (Gabby Papa) do their best to raise the now mentally challenged boy who has the special gift for divining - finding sources of water under the earth that can be tapped for wells. C.C., a former preacher from Kentucky, is able to relate to Buddy in ways that most people aren't and the he soon finds himself as Buddy's mentor and teacher. Owner of the local dry-goods store, Norma Henshaw, (Kendall Moran) believes C.C. is the answer to her prayers despite the fact that C.C. tells her he has given up preaching. In a town where the church burned down over 10 years ago, Norma dreams of the whole town coming together for reading and reviving with C.C. leading the way. Even the skeptical

farmer's wife, Luella, (Julia Pitel) and the sassy owner of the Dine-away Cafe, Goldie, (Megan Doughty) start to see the "signs" that God is working through C.C. A series of unfortunate misunderstandings leads to a horrible tragedy that changes the

townspeople of Zion forever. This beautifully told memory play includes many laughs and charming "real-life" characters you will recognize right away. Other cast members include: Kenney Collier, Reagan Taylor, Ben Roberts, Logan Crank and Jon Miller. Technical Designers are: Will Onstott - Light Design, Michael Trione - Sound Design, and Fran Mahon - Set Design.

Tickets are $7 for students and $9 for adults.

ART NEWS

The 2013 Colorado Scholastics Art Award winners have been chosen and their work will be on display at the Rocky Mountain College of Art and Design, 1600 Pierce Street, Lakewood, Co. from February 14th - March 2nd, Monday - Saturday 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. in the Philip Steele Gallery. Eighteen Cheyenne Mountain High School students will be featured in this years exhibit: Scholastics Art Awards 2013 1/22/2013

Gold Key Portfolio: Gold Key Individual: Devin Roxbury Alexandra Prudhomme Matthew Tomaselli

Silver Key: Olivia Gach Victoria Laubach Emily Mercier

Honorable Mention: Maddie Beal Ben Benecke Annika Birnbaum Annaclaire Crumpton Nicholas Fouss Kelsie Hubbell Sky Jimenez Aja Lee Daniella Motaei Bailey Ortellli Nathan Robledo Matti Sageser Sydney Sanderberg-Lee Taylor Zehr


A NIGHT OF IMPROV

CMHS Improvisation Team will perform A NIGHT OF IMPROV On Tuesday, April 30 at 7pm in the Black Box Theatre.

Cost is $5 and includes treats!!

Audience members will laugh as they watch 28 excellent performers create characters and scenes in the moment for short form games, long form stories and much more!! Don't miss out on this night of hilarious fun!!

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PTO NEWSPTO NEWS


PROPOSED SLATE 2013-2014 CMHS PTO BOARD

At the April meeting, the PTO will be voting on the following proposed slate of board members for the next school year. Position Name President Lynn Glatt President Elect N/A VP Fundraising Estelle Oliver/Melissa Hortik/Linda Samelson Secretary Elana Dunlap Treasurer Cindy Grey Phone Directory Estelle Oliver/Carma VanOrman Student Activity Directory Patty Roth Website Administrator Misty Thompson Newsletter Editor Jill Cosgrove Marketing Coordinator Melissa Hortik Volunteer Coordinator Beth Anne Simon SAAC Liaison Monica Peloso Grants Chair Sally Hybl/Carrie Trookman FAN Liaison Melissa Coale Student Advocacy open Class Reps: Senior Deb Trione/Caroline Ruiz/Denise Sheridan/Liz Kruse Junior Sheila Evans/Kristi Perry Sophomore Carrie Trookman/Patty Roth Freshman Chris Stageberg/Susan Suslow/Monica Peloso Jr. High Rep Aimee Gassman Booster Club Liaison Deb Trione Nominating Sally Hybl/Estelle Oliver After Prom Deb Trione Craft Fair Co-Chairs Melissa Hortik/Janna Mulder District Art Show Coordinator Sharon Shuster Submitted by Linda Samelson, chair of the nominating committee

ADVERTISE IN SMOKE SIGNALS If you would like to advertise in our monthly Smoke Signals, please contact:

Lynn Glatt at [email protected] or Estelle Oliver at [email protected]

for more information.

PTO Meetings Please Join Us For Our Last Two

PTO Meetings of the Year. April 3 - Noon at Canon School May 1 - Noon at the home of Melissa Coale

Last Coffee of the Year and the Last One

With Dr. Weishaar!

April 23 - 9:30 AM at Canon School

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CMHS AFTER PROM FUN TIME, SAFE CHOICE APRIL 21, MIDNIGHT 4 A.M.

CMHS GYMS

DELICIOUS FOOD, INFLATABLE & CASINO GAMES, MUSIC AND PRIZES FOR ALL JUNIORS AND SENIORS

ALL CMHS upperclassmen are encouraged to attend.

If a student leaves, he will not be allowed to return. This year After Prom will be held on Saturday at midnight in the CMHS gymnasium and will be rocking the early morning away until 4:00 a.m. Tickets will be on sale for only $10 the week of April 15 during both lunches and will be available at the event for $15.

Please contact After Prom Co-chairs, Michelle McLean, [email protected] and Debbie Trione, [email protected] with any questions.

NEEDED: VOLUNTEERS, PRIZES& FAMILY SPONSORS

To donate a prize, gift card or have your family or business recognized as a sponsor for a $100 donation contact Michelle McLean at 576-7605, [email protected], 450 Roxbury Circle, 80906. We are also in need of many volunteers to help before, during and after the event. If you would like to be involved in a more hands on way with this fun event please contact Beth Anne Simon at 576-8012 or [email protected]. ___help set-up event (Friday, 4 7 pm) ___help set-up event (Saturday, 9 am 1 pm) ___work the night of event with: ___games___casino___food___anything (Sat., 11:30 pm Sun., 4 am) ___help tear-down event (Sunday, 10 am - noon) ___sponsor an activity (Family/$100, Prizes/$250, Games/$500, Casino/$750, Inflatables/$1,000, Event/$2,000) ___donate prizes for students: item_____________________________________

Name_______________________________ Telephone____________________ E-mail___________________________________________________________ (Mail this form to Michelle McLean, 576-7605, 450 Roxbury Circle, Colorado Springs 80906)

Visit the CMHS PTO website for our After Prom sponsor brochure for more info.

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BOOSTERS/SPORTS


CMHS Boosters CMHS Boosters would love to include your family on our Wall of Fame!

Phase III is up and waiting for others to join us. Tiles range in size from 12x18 to 24x24 inches

And are priced from $300 to $795

Contact Ruth Gleason via email @ [email protected]

Our next Boosters meeting is set for March 20th beginning at 11:45 am at the Administration building located on LeClede. Everyone is welcome to attend.

CMHS Athletics

Follow CMHS Athletics on Twitter: @CMTNAthletics. Updates on varsity game scores, pertinent weather information, miscellaneous information

related to the Cheyenne Mountain High School Athletic Department.

NIKE TENNIS CAMP NIKE TENNIS CAMP returns to Fountain Valley School for its twenty-first year this July, directed by Cheyenne Mountain High School's head tennis coach, Dave Adams. Both day camp and resident camp options are available. For specifics, go to: USsportscamps.com or e-mail Dave Adams at: [email protected] if you have further questions after visiting the website. Get your kids into the life-time sport of tennis this summer!!

CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN EQUESTRIAN TEAM The Cheyenne Mountain Equestrian Team has concluded another amazing season. Thirteen teams are now involved in Zone 8 and competition is tight. After a 6 show season, the high school team qualified for the Zone 8 Finals at Fountain Valley School on March 9, competing against the other 5 high school teams that qualified as teams. Scottsdale and Fountain Valley went neck in neck for the 1st and 2nd places, but our CMET riders put in consistent rounds. Though we could not catch the other two teams, our CMET High School teams brought home the Third Place.... Very respectable!!! Individuals riders competed in 5 shows this season to get their zone points, and we had several of our riders make it. These girls competed against the best that the 13 Zone 8 teams could offer. Some divisions had as many as 23 riders. Kelly Ahearne brought home a 4th place. Christy Schuster, co-captain, did not place this year, but should be congratulated on her Zone qualification in the toughest, largest group. Sophie Kilroy, Mr. Kilroy's daughter, came in with a 2nd in her individual round. The Middle School team did not qualify this year, but many individual riders competed on Sunday, March 10 and did their team proud!!!! A special thanks goes to Raeghan Baker, co-captain senior, who kept the team rolling along with Christy. This was a happy season overall and Tracey Powers, coach, and sponsor, Ruth Gibson, are very proud of the team's accomplishments!!!!!

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AQUATICS

April Swim Lessons: April 1 - 24, 2013 Monday / Wednesday evenings 5:30 or 6:00pm $55 for the first child $45 for additional children Registration is under way now! Must pay at the time of registration , no phone or email registrations accepted. For more information check the website at: www.cmsd12.org/pool or call the pool at 227-7665 April 26 - No School Day Pool is open for Open Swim from 1:00 - 3:00pm $4.50 for adults $3 for youth / seniors Summer Schedule will be out soon! Watch for details on swim lessons and open swim!

Camp opportunities and brochures will be posted for summer activities on the bottom right of the athletics home page:

FUTURE INDIANS BOYS BASKETBALL CAMP

2013 Dates

Monday, June 24th - Thursday, June 27th

Session 1: Boys grades 3rd 5th Time: 11:00am 2:00pm

Session 2: Boys grades 6th 9th Time: 3:00pm - 6:00pm

Registration: $100 per camper

CM Fun Camp Summer Camp held at CMHS for grade K-6 (information found at www.cmfuncamp.com)

May 27-31 and June 3-7

VOLLEYBALL CAMP

Cheyenne Mountain High School volleyball program is pleased to announce its summer camp schedule for 2013. Elementary School camp: July 29th - August 1st 4:00 - 6:30 each day. Cost is $130.00 before 7/1 and $140.00 after. Junior High Camp: August 5th - August 8th 9:30 - 12:30 each day. Cost is $130.00 before 7/1 and $140.00 after. High School Camp: August 5th - August 8th 3:00 - 8:00 each day. Cost is $145.00 before 7/1 and $155.00 after. These camps are open to all athletes from any district. They are a great way to get ready for your fall school season. Brochures will be available at your school (all CMSD schools) or at the volleyball website (can be found at the high school website under athletics).

Cheyenne Mountain Running Club Summer Track and Field/Fitness Training

for grades K-12.

Information found at www.cheyennemountainrc.com All Summer (two day per week)

Cheyenne Mountain Summer Strength & Fitness Program

The summer strength, fitness and plyometric program will be held at the High School from June 10th to August 10th. The sessions will be held Monday through Friday with no sessions from July 1st to July 5th. There are 4 sessions available with a MAXIMUM of 40 students per session. The registration forms are available at www.http://cmhs.cmsd12.org/athletics, high school athletic office, attendance office and counseling center. Please register promptly to ensure a spot in your desired session. For more information or further questions contact Kris Roberts: [email protected].

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