FRESHMAN CHECK-IN

Tuesday, August 5, 2014

7:15 - 11:00 AM

Grandview High School Cafeteria, East Entrance At Check-in, students will turn in forms, pay fees, take a photo for their ID and yearbook,

and receive a locker assignment. They will pick up their copy of the Grandview High School student handbook, Wolf Call, and their class schedule.

NOTE: STUDENTS WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO PARTICIPATE IN ATHLETICS,

ACTIVITIES, OR RECEIVE A PARKING PASS UNTIL TEXTBOOK AND FINANCIAL RECORDS ARE CLEARED.

If you choose to take part in Express Check-in, please drop off or mail your fee sheet with your payment no later than 3:30 p.m. on Friday, July 25 to Grandview High School c/o Bookkeeping 20500 East Arapahoe Road Aurora, CO 80016

Freshman Check-in will be held according to the following schedule:

A – D 7:15 – 8:05 AM

E – H 8:05 – 8:40 AM

I – L 8:40 – 9:15 AM

M – P 9:15 – 9:50 AM

Q – T 9:50 – 10:25 AM

U – Z 10:25 – 11:00 AM

All students report to the north door of the cafeteria to begin the Check-in process at their

ASSIGNED TIME. This INCLUDES those students who chose to take part in

Express Check-in.

The documents and forms that follow are both informational and required at Check-in.

The required documents and forms are designated with a Print This Page button at

the top of the page and should be completed and brought to Check-in. When you click

on the print button, your computer will navigate you to the print screen. Use the

“Print Current Page” option when printing these type of pages.

If you have any questions about Check-in or the packet that follows, please contact

Trixi Hulse at 720-886-6525.

Harry C. Bull, Jr., Ed.D. Superintendent Educational Services Center 4700 South Yosemite Street Greenwood Village, CO 80111 (720) 554-4262

2014-2015 Dear Students and Parents: Welcome to the 2014-2015 school year! I hope your summer break has given you time to relax with family and friends and that you are prepared to meet the challenges of the new school year. We are prepared for you and excited to help you learn and succeed. Our mission, “to inspire every student to think, to learn, to achieve, to care,” remains as strong as ever. As a member of the class of 2015 or 2027 or any place in between, we are committed to providing an education that will ready you for the next step in your journey—whether it be another year in the Cherry Creek Schools or college or military service or the workplace. We are committed to helping every student—all 54,500 of you. We work to be “dedicated to excellence” every day. This summer we have worked on making school buildings more safe and more ready for the technological demands of today’s students. Our teachers have been preparing our quality programming and working to address the new standards and state requirements. After all, the bar of excellence is always changing, and we are working to continuously improve. As your superintendent, I will continue the strong traditions of excellence in the Cherry Creek Schools. We are ready to start the new school year and welcome the opportunity to work with you as you develop new skills, acquire more knowledge, deepen your understanding of the world, and achieve your goals. I wish you a challenging, rewarding, and successful year filled with life-enriching learning experiences. Sincerely, Harry C. Bull, Jr.

X No School

C Parent Conferences

F Final Exams

▲▲ Wednesday Schedule (Professional Learning

Communities)

● K-12 Non-Contact Day (No school)

♦ Final Exam Make-up (No school)

♣ Back-to-School Night

P PARCC Test (9,10,11) – No School Seniors

ASPIRE Testing – Regular Schedule

CMAS Test (Grade 12)-No school (9, 10, 11)

11) A ACT Test (Grade 11) – Alternate Schedule

☺ Graduation 12:00 p.m. (No School)

[ First day of school & first day of semester

] Last day of school & last day of semester

End of Year Testing (9,10,11) Alternate Schedule

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4 5 6 ▲ 8 9 10

11 12 13 F F F 17

18 X ♦] [▲ 22 23 24

25 26 27 ▲ 29 30 31

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10 11 12 13 14 15 16

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CLASS SCHEDULE

A Days = Periods 14

B Days = Periods 1-4

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2 3 4 ▲ 6 7 8

9 10 11 ▲ 15

16 17 18 ▲ 20 21 22

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Regular Schedule

Period 1/1 7:10 – 8:49

Period 2/2 8:56 – 10:35

Period 3/3 10:42 – 12:56

Period 4/4 1:03 – 2:42

Class Lunch Class

10:42 – 11:12

10:42 – 11:42

10:42 – 12:21

A 10:42 – 11:17

B 11:12 – 11:47

C 11:42 – 12:17

D 12:21 – 12:56

11:17 – 12:56

11:47 – 12:56

12:17 – 12:56

1 2 3 ▲ 5 6 7

8 9 10 ▲ 12 13 14

15 X ● ▲ 19 20 21

22 23 24 ▲ C 27 28

1 2 3 ▲ 5 6 7

8 P P ▲ 12 13 14

15 P P ▲ 19 20 21

22 23 24 ▲ 26 27 28

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5 6 7 ▲ 9 10 11

12 13 14 ▲ 16 17 18

19 20 21 ▲ 23 24 25

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F ♦] 3 4 5 6

7 8 9 10 11 12 13

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Wednesday Schedule ▲or▲

Period 1/1 7:50 – 9:19

Period 2/2 9:26 – 10:55

Period 3/3 11:02 – 1:06

Period 4/4 1:13 – 2:42

Class Lunch Class

11:02 – 11:32

11:02 – 12:02

11:02 – 12:36

A 11:02 – 11:32

B 11:32 – 12:02

C 12:02 – 12:32

D 12:36 – 1:06

11:32 – 1:06

12:02 – 1:06

12:32 – 1:06

GRANDVIEW HIGH SCHOOL Class Schedules

2014 2015

Lunch Time Periods 3A/3B:

Regular Schedule Wednesday Lunch A

Class 10:42 – 11:17

11:17 – 12:56 11:02 – 11:32

11:32 – 1:06 Business, FACS, Social Studies, Visual Arts

Class

Lunch B

Class

10:42 – 11:12

11:12 – 11:47

11:47 – 12:56

11:02 – 11:32

11:32 – 12:02

12:02 – 1:06

Math, SAS, Technology

Class

Lunch C

Class

10:42 – 11:42

11:42 – 12:17

12:17 – 12:56

11:02 – 12:02

12:02 – 12:32

12:32 – 1:06

English, World Languages

Class

Lunch D

10:42 – 12:21

12:21 – 12:56 11:02 – 12:36

12:36 – 1:06

Science, PE/Health, Performing Arts

ALTERNATING EIGHT PERIOD BLOCK SCHEDULE

Regular Wednesday

Schedule Schedule

7:00 – 7:40 - PLC

Period 1A/1B 7:10 – 8:49 7:50 – 9:19

Period 2A/2B 8:56 – 10:35 9:26 – 10:55

Period 3A/3B 10:42 – 12:56 11:02 – 1:06

Period 4A/4B 1:03 – 2:42 1:13 – 2:42

Cherry Creek Schools Food and Nutrition Services Encouraging Students to Make Healthy Choices, One School Meal at a Time

www.ccsdcafe.org

Breakfast Lunch

Elementary $1.65 $2.80

Middle School $1.75 $2.95

High School $1.75 $2.95

Adult A la carte prices $3.85

Milk Only $0.75 $0.75

Cherry Creek Schools

2014-15 Meal Prices

FEE DESCRIPTION COST AMOUNT PAID

Student Activity Fee $30.00 $ -

Parking Fee Juniors and Seniors Only $50.00 $ -

Athletic Participation Fee FALL ONLY $90.00 $ -

Indicate Sport:

Yearbook $55.00 $ -

Cap and Gown Seniors Only $40.00 $ -

Student Planner Freshman Connection/Camp AP Students: DO NOT ORDER $8.00 $ -

Wolf Decals $3.00 ea. or 2/$5.00 $ -

Student Directory $8.00 $ -

PTCO/After Prom Donation $ -

PTCO/Student/Teacher Support Donation $ -

Miscellaneous/Outstanding Fines This could include, but not limited to, textbook and library fines. $ -

$ -

STUDENT NAME: GRADE:

Grandview High School

Fees and Fines Instructions

2014-2015 School Year

1. Choose Regular or Express Check-in.

Express Check-in allows you to pay fees and/or outstanding fines in advance and will quicken the check-in process. Express Check-in payments are due Thursday, July 25, 2014.

2. Make checks payable to Grandview High School (no postdated checks, please). 3. Separate payments to the photography studio, food services, and for the vocabulary books are required. 4. To charge fees to your VISA or MASTERCARD account, you must fill out all of the required information at the bottom

of this form. All information must be complete and accurate. We charge and process credit card payments immediately at Check-in. If you are not present, your student’s signature will authorize payment.

4. Clearly indicate which fees and/or fines are being paid. 5. If you are not choosing Express Check-in, please return this fee schedule with your payment on your Check-in date.

TOTAL AMOUNT SUBMITTED

Circle: Visa or MASTERCARD

Name on Account Credit Card Number

Billing Address Zip Code/Phone Number

Signature Expiration Date/3-Digit Security Code

Make Checks Payable to Grandview High School. Signatures ARE Required for Credit Card Payments

ATHLETICS CHECK-IN INFORMATION

You only need to complete the online information once for the current school year.

ONLINE REGISTRATION WILL BE AVAILABLE JULY 1st.

WHAT YOU WILL NEED:

COMPLETED ONLINE ATHLETICS REGISTRATION (click below if you have not registered)

CCSD Athletics Online Registration

Online athletic registration must be completed 48 hours before the season begins. Season start dates:

IN ADDITION TO ONLINE ATHLETIC REGISTRATION, ATHLETES MUST BRING THE

FOLLOWING TO THE ATHLETICS OFFICE:

CURRENT PHYSICAL WITH PHYSICIAN’S SIGNATURE (print from online). Physicals are good for 12 months.

$ 90 ATHLETIC FEE or proof of payment (each season).

TRANSFERS (if you have attended another high school). PICK UP TRANSFER PAPEPERWORK FROM YOUR SCHOOL ATHLETICS OFFICE.

ELIGIBILITY AND ATHLETIC FINES WILL BE CHECKED BEFORE A STUDENT-ATHLETE IS CLEARED.

ATHLETES WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO PARTICIPATE UNTIL ONLINE FORMS ARE

COMPLETED AND TURNED IN WITH THE FEE TO THE ATHLETICS OFFICE.

ACCIDENT INSURANCE – If you are interested in obtaining student accident insurance for your athlete, call or email Clinton Whatley, District Insurance Liaison, at 720-554-5063 (Office) or 720-775-8332 (cell), cwhatley2@cherrycreekschools.org.

REFUND POLICY – A full refund will be made to the athlete who is cut or leaves the sport on or before the fifteenth (15th) calendar day from the starting date of that sport.

Fall Sports August 26, 2014

Winter Sports November 26, 2014

Spring Sports March 26, 2015

*If an athlete leaves the team after these dates, no refund will be given.

Why should you pay your Activity Fee?

That’s a good question because most students don’t really know where that money goes. In some cases, the money is the sole form of funding for a particular activity, and in others, it is a supplement which in turn reduces the student cost of a product or event. The following is a list of programs, which are supported through the collection of $30 or 17 cents per day with your Activity Fee.

Your Activity Fee allows you free admission to all home athletic events. In addition, the following activities are supported through the collection of fees:

So why should you pay your Activity Fee? To support the activities listed above because they impact YOU! Thank You for your support.

Grandview Activities Office

CO-CURRICULAR INTEREST CLUBS

Academic Bowl Newspaper Athletic Council

Anime Orchestra Black Student Alliance

Bands Plays Diversity Club

Chinese Club Sign Language Club Environmental Action Club

Chinese Honor Signatures, Literary Magazine Hip Hop Dance Club

Choirs Spanish Club Han-Uri (Hon-Udi)

Dance Spanish Honor Society Improv Troupe

DECA (Marketing) Speech and Debate International Current Events Discussion

FBLA Student Leadership Key Club

FCCLA Yearbook LaRaza

French Club Link Crew

French Honor Society Math Club

German Club Medical Careers Club

German Honor Society Peer Counseling

Musical Tech Theater Club

National Art Honor Society Technology Students Association (TSA)

National Honor Society Youth Adult Advisory Board

Battle of the Bands Contests Dances Exchange Programs

Field Trips Freshman BBQ/Dance Homecoming Week Multicultural Week

Pep Rallies Read Across America Red Ribbon Week Youth Ending Hunger

Student Recognition Supplies Talent Shows Winter Spirit Week

A Message from the Counseling Department

Each year, a great deal of thought, time, energy, and money is involved in creating student

schedules. Last February, students were provided with information and counsel regarding course

selection. Course requests were determined after conversations with teachers, parents and counse-

lors. In April, teachers and counselors reviewed the courses each student chose. In May, student

requests were sent home for approval by parents. At this time, students were provided a final op-

portunity to request a different course. Throughout the summer, Grandview’s Registrar and

Grandview counselors have spent time re-checking student schedules and making final adjustments

when needed. Each of these steps was taken to ensure that every student is placed in appropriately

challenging coursework. Additionally, changing the master schedule as the school year begins is cost

prohibitive. Therefore, schedule changes in August will not be permitted.

Upon receiving his or her schedule, if a student believes it is in need of repair for one of the

reasons listed below, the student will be asked to complete a form identifying this need. This infor-

mation will be considered by the student’s counselor who will communicate with the student regard-

ing any adjustments that need to be made to the student’s schedule. It is the philosophy and belief

of the faculty and administration of Grandview High School that students may be scheduled into clas-

ses during all four periods of both A Days and B Days. Please do not request a particular resource

period.

Reasons for needing a schedule repair:

An incomplete schedule resulting from the closure of a course.

A schedule that does not include a sufficient number of credits (freshmen and sophomores must take

seven credits, juniors six credits, and seniors five credits).

A schedule that does not include four core classes (English, Science, Social Studies and Math)

A schedule that is unbalanced (e.g. four classes first semester and six second semester)

A schedule that places a student in the wrong level of course (e.g. a student who has not yet com-

pleted Spanish 1 is placed in Spanish 2)

A schedule that does not include courses needed to meet graduation requirements.

GRANDVIEW HIGH SCHOOL COLLEGE PLANNING PROGRAMS

2014-2015 SCHOOL YEAR

PASSAGES MEETING August 21, 2014 GHS Auditorium 6:00 PM – 6:45 PM This meeting is for parents of freshman and new students to Grandview. Come learn about the counseling services provided to students. The high school and post-secondary planning timeline will also be discussed.

COLLEGES THAT CHANGE LIVES FAIR August 26, 2014 Hyatt Regency Denver @ CO Conv. Center 7:00 PM www.ctcl.org COLLEGE APPLICATION WORKSHOP September 22, 2014 GHS Auditorium 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

This workshop will focus on the process for completing college, scholarship, and financial aid applications. In addition, the transition to college will be discussed.

COLLEGE READINESS DAY September 23, 2014 Grandview High School 7:10 AM -10:50 AM This workshop is for all seniors. Get information on the post graduate application process, Naviance, and Colorado colleges & universities. Ninth and tenth grade students will participate in ASPIRE testing and eleventh graders will take a practice ACT test.

COLLEGE SEARCH WORKSHOP October 6, 2014 GHS Auditorium 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM The topic for this workshop is “How to Pick a College Like a Pro!” Attending this workshop will help students and parents with the college search and visitation process.

IN-STATE COLLEGE FAIR October 9, 2014 Cherokee Trail High School 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM GREATER DENVER COLLEGE FAIR October 11, 2014 Mountain Vista High School 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM

This Saturday College Fair features 20 college information sessions and admissions representatives from over 250 colleges.

OUT-OF-STATE-COLLEGE FAIRS October 15, 2014 Monarch High School 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM October 16, 2014 John F. Kennedy High School 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

NACAC NATIONAL COLLEGE FAIR October 18, 2014 Colorado Convention Center 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM NACAC PERFORMING ARTS FAIR October 22, 2014 Cherry Creek High School 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM POST-SECONDARY AND WORKFORCE January 26, 2015 GHS Auditorium 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM READINESS WORKSHOP

This workshop will cover the registration process for 2015-16. Breakout sessions will encompass post-secondary and workforce readiness, opportunities for career exploration, and college entrance exams.

FREE APPLICATION FOR FEDERAL February 2, 2015 By Appointment Only STUDENT AID (FAFSA) WORKSHOP

(Reg. begins 12/01/14) in the Post Graduate Center. This workshop is for parents and seniors. Attendees Dcan bring information and get hands-on help in completing the FAFSA.

DENVER SPRING COLLEGE FAIR March 2015 University of Denver 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM Over 200 college representatives from both in-state and out-of-state schools will be available at this college fair. SENIOR DAY IN THE POST GRAD. CTR. May 1, 2015 GHS/Post Graduate Center 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM

Stop by the Post Graduate Center to complete your graduation surveys and tell us your post grad plans!

•Register for college fairs by using the following link. www.gotocollegefairs.com Transcript Request Deadlines for College/Scholarship Applications

If College/Scholarship Transcript Request/College forms deadline is: due in Post Graduate Center by: November 1 October 9 November 15 October 16 December 1 November 6 December 15 November 13 January 1 November 25 January 15 December 11 February 1 January 8 February 15 January 15 March 1 February 5 March 15 February 19 April 1 March 5

April 15 March 19

Testing Programs – College Admissions Tests and Prep

SCHEDULE OF TEST PREP Fall PSAT/SAT Test Prep # September 24 – October 15, 2014 Grandview High School 6:45 AM - 7:50 AM (Weds. only) $20 # September 24 – October 15, 2014 Grandview High School 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM (Weds. only) $40 * September 27, 2014 Grandview High School 9:00 AM -3:00 PM $89

Fall ACT Test Prep # September 24 – October 22, 2014 Grandview High School 6:00 PM – 8:30 PM (Weds. Only) $79 * October 18, 2014 Grandview High School 10:30 AM – 4:30 PM $89 Spring ACT Test Prep # March 11, 2015 – April 15, 2015 Grandview High School 6:00 PM – 8:30 PM (Weds. Only) $79 * March 23 & 24, 2015 Grandview High School 3:00 PM – 5:30 PM $89 * April 12, 2015 Grandview High School 12:00 PM –6:00 PM $89 * Register online at www.sycamorelearning.com or call toll-free at 1-866-223-9691. # Register during check-in or on a space available basis in the Post Graduate Center. SCHEDULE OF TEST DATES (Grandview High School Code: 060081)

ACT: (You can register online at www.actstudent.org) Test Dates Registration Deadline Late Deadline September 13, 2014 August 8, 2014 August 9- August 22, 2014 October 25, 2014 September 19, 2014 September 20-October 3, 2014 December 13, 2014 November 7, 2014 November 8-21, 2014 February 7, 2015 January 9, 2015 January 10-16, 2015 April 18, 2015 March 13, 2015 March 14-27, 2015 June 13, 2015 May 8, 2015 May 9-22, 2015 All ACT test are given at Smoky Hill and Eaglecrest SAT: (You can register online at www.collegeboard.org) Test Dates Registration Deadline Late Deadline *October 11, 2014 September September *November 8, 2014 October October *December 6, 2014 November November January 24, 2015 December January *March 14, 2015 February February *May 2, 2015 April April *June 6, 2015 May May * SAT test that are given at Grandview PSAT October 18, 2014 Grandview High School 7:30 AM

The PSAT is recommended for juniors and advanced sophomores. Register at check-in.

STATE MANDATED ACT April 28, 2015 Grandview High School 7:10 AM The state ACT will be given to all juniors at GHS. Students will complete registration in their English class.

ADVANCED PLACEMENT EXAMS May 4-15, 2015 Grandview High School Times Vary Students will sign up for these tests with the AP coordinator.

ATTENTION ENGLISH STUDENTS

VOCABULARY BOOKS MAY BE PURCHASED

DURING CHECK-IN.

Students who are enrolled in the following English classes may purchase

a vocabulary book prior to the first day of school:

Purchase Level D Book if you are enrolled in the following classes:

CP ENGLISH 9

HONORS ENGLISH 9

Purchase Level E Book if you are enrolled in the following classes:

CP ENGLISH 10

HONORS ENGLISH 10

Purchase Level F Book if you are enrolled in the following class:

SURVEY OF AMERICAN LITERATURE

Please pay for your vocabulary book separately during Check-in at

the “English Department” table.

The Cost is $15.00.

SECURITY INFORMATION AND INSTRUCTIONS HOURS

GHS Security Staff is on site Monday through Friday 6:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. throughout the

school year (excluding most Cherry Creek School District holidays). Most after-hour events will

also be manned, including weekends. Grandview High School ends the academic school day

at 2:42 pm. Students involved in SUPERVISED clubs, sports, and academics may remain on

school property until the completion of their activity. All other students must be off school

property by 3:30 p.m. Students may use the school library for study and research purposes

after school while open.

BUILDING ACCESS

Access to Grandview High School’s main building, mobile classrooms, and fields is restricted

to Cherry Creek District employees, currently enrolled Grandview High School students, and

approved visitors. All visitors are required to check in with valid driver’s license or ID at the

upper or lower security desks prior to continuing to any other part of the property. The two

main entrances are located on the north side of the building (facing Arapahoe Rd. to the right

of the large cafeteria windows), and the main entrance on the south side of the main building

(to the left of the flag pole).

LOCKERS

Grandview High School Security issues academic hall lockers to all freshmen and sophomores

during Check–in. Locker numbers and combinations will be printed on the student schedule

that will be picked-up at check-in in August. Upperclassmen who wish to have a locker may

come to the lower Security desk with their ID card after the first day of school.

CONTACTS

GHS Security Staff spends the majority of the school day outside the office; however,

messages are checked and calls returned several times a day. Please contact us with

questions

Security Office 720-886-6600

Supervisor, Bill Chavez 720-886-6800

Assistant Supervisor, Paul Proctor 720-886-6601

School Resource Officer 720-886-6602/6607

SECURITY INFORMATION AND INSTRUCTIONS (CONT.)

PARKING

Students with valid GHS parking passes may only park in the north lot (adjacent to Arapahoe

Rd.) with the exception of the six marked visitor spaces. Vehicles must be parked in marked

spaces. At no time is parking in the upper (southwest) lot permitted. A safe speed of 10 m.p.h.

is the maximum for access roads on GHS campus, 5 m.p.h. and less will be used while driving

within the parking lanes. Access roads have the right of way over the parking lanes. Vehicle

access is restricted to the roadways and parking spaces; driving or parking on other areas (i.e.

grass, rocks, sidewalk…) is prohibited.

PASS INSTRUCTIONS

Read and understand the GHS Parking Policies information sheet.

Print the Request for Parking Privilege form.

Click on the “register your vehicle online” tab at the top of the Request for

Parking Privilege form.

Complete all driver and vehicle information on the registration form and click

the “SUBMIT” button at the bottom of the form.

Using the Request for Parking Privilege form (signed by parent/guardian and

student) as the cover sheet, include photo copies of student’s driver’s license

(paper or plastic), current vehicle registration (can be 30 days past expiration

date in upper right corner), valid vehicle insurance form, and receipt from

bookkeeper. Bring completed packet to Security Check-in table.

Sophomores will NOT be allowed to purchase a Parking Pass until the first

week of the school year, and then only with their dean’s signature on the

signed Request for Parking Privilege form.

TICKETS

Ticketing policies are covered in the GHS Parking Policies form. Tickets written to vehi-

cles with no valid parking pass displayed will be checked through Aurora Police Depart-

ment and could be subject to additional fines, including being towed from the premises

at the owner’s expense. Repeated parking lot infractions will be directed to the dean’s

office for disciplinary action.

Time to order your Grandview yearbook! We plan on selling out, so pre-order your yearbook now to make sure you receive one! The price is $55 and must be ordered by December 19,

Please fill o u t the student information b

_______________________________________ _____________ NAME (PLEASE PRINT) HOME PHONE

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STUDENT ID NUMBER GRADE AMOUNT DUE

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PARENT/GUARDIAN SIGNATURE DATE

YEARBOOK ORDER FORM

Grandview High School

Freshman Orientation/ Link Crew Schedule

Thursday, August 14, 2014

Welcome class of 2018. Freshman Orientation Day is designed to give you a fun

day of information and activities prior to the beginning of the school year. You

and your Link Leaders will tour the school, visit classrooms, and participate in a

simulated school day. Below is the schedule.

6:45 Buses Arrive

7:10 - 7:20 Link Registration (Gym)

7:20 - 8:45 Opening Assembly in Gym.

8:45 - 9:05 Move into small groups and travel to classrooms.

9:05 - 9:55 Session I

9:55 - 10:05 Break

10:05 - 11:05 Session II

11:05 - 11:15 Return to Gym

11:15 - 11:30 Closing Assembly

11:35 - 12:05 A Group Lunch

11:35 - 12:05 B Group Theater Lunch will be available to purchase or you may bring a lunch.

12:10 - 12:40 A Group Theater

12:10 - 12:40 B Group Lunch

12:50 - 1:00 Period 1A Simulated Day

1:00 - 1:10 Period 2A

1:15 - 1:25 Period 3A

1:30 - 1:40 Period 4A

1:45 - 1:55 Period 1B

2:00 - 2:10 Period 2B

2:15 - 2:25 Period 3B

2:30 - 2:42 Period 4B

2:45 Buses Depart

5:00 - 7:00 p.m. Freshman Family BBQ in the Outside Plaza, Activity Booths, and School Tours.

7:00 - 8:30 p.m. Welcome Dance in the Cafeteria; FreshmEn and Link Leaders Only.

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PTCO STUDENT DIRECTORY BUSINESS SPONSORSHIP PLACEMENTS!

Do you own your own business? If you do, you may be interested in sponsoring the Grandview Student

Directory. Your information will potentially reach over 1,000 Grandview families!

Sponsorship placements are in Black and White unless otherwise indicated. Prices for the sponsorship placements are as follows:

Business Card: $35

Half Page: $95

Full Page: $155

Inside Back Cover (Color): $295

Outside Back Cover (Color): $395

The Inside Back Cover and Outside Back Cover are assigned on a first-come, first-serve basis, based on postmark or delivery date if dropped off to the Main Office and/or PTCO table at registration.

Yes! I would like to buy a sponsorship placement for my business in the school directory. Please make checks payable to “Grandview PTCO.” Thank you for your support!

Name: ____ Sponsorship level:

Phone: ____ Amount enclosed: $

Email: ____

Attach your check to this flyer and have your student turn it in during Check-in August to the PTCO table. Submittals may also be mailed to the address below or delivered to the Main Office.

Grandview PTCO

20500 E. Arapahoe Rd.

Aurora, CO 80016

Artwork should be emailed to Holly Vensor at vensorfamily@msn.com (electronically submitted artwork is strongly preferred.) All artwork and money are due by September 14, 2014. Questions? Contact Holly Vensor at vensorfamily@msn.com.

ATTENTION ARTISTIC STUDENTS!!

The PTCO is looking for original artwork to be printed on the front cover

of the Grandview Student Directory.

Students may submit an entry by Friday, September 14th to the Activities Office or by e-mailing their drawing to vensorfamily@msn.com. The winning drawing will best reflect Grandview High School, the school mascot, or Colorado. The winner will receive $25, a copy of the Student Directory, and will be credited for their work in the Student Directory.

ATTENTION: PERFORMING ARTS SUPPORTERS If you have a son, daughter, grandchild, or friend in vocal music, instrumental music, theatre, or social dance, we want you to join our team and become a Performing Arts Patron. Grandview Performing Arts is a valuable asset to not only Grandview High School, but also to the community. The success of the Performing Arts Department is only possible because of financial and volunteer support from people like you! Patrons meet the first Tuesday of every month in the Band Room. Please Join Us! Patrons and corporate sponsors can select different sponsorship levels. Below are listed the varying sponsorship levels and the perks that accompany each level.

Patron Sponsorship Perks: (Circle One) Corporate Sponsorship Perks: (Circle One)

How does your Financial Support Help?

Supporter $60 ($50 before Sept. 15) 1 Complementary ticket per show

o 1 for fall play, 1 for musical, 1 for Freshman/Sophomore Play

Program Recognition

Participator $125 3 Complimentary tickets

o First 3 adult tickets purchased during the school year Lanyard Program Recognition

Leader $250

4 Complimentary tickets o First 4 adult tickets purchased during the school year

Lanyard & Mug Program Recognition

Director $500

5 Complimentary tickets o First 5 adult tickets purchased during the school year

Lanyard & Mug & T-shirt Program Recognition

Producer $1,000

6 complimentary tickets o First 6 adult tickets purchased during the school year

Lanyard & Mug & T-shirt & Sweat Pants Program Recognition

Blue $100

1 Complimentary ticket per show

Program recognition

Black $500

4 Complimentary tickets

1/8 page ad in playbills

Bronze $1,000

6 Complimentary tickets

¼ page ad in playbills

Level 1 logo on e-tickets

Silver $2,500

8 Complimentary tickets

½ page ad in playbills

Level 2 logo on e-tickets

Gold $5,000

10 complimentary tickets

Full page color ad in playbills

Level 3 logo on e-tickets

Scholarship Money New instruments for band & orchestra Sectional coaches for band & orchestra Sound proofing the walls for the department Instrument repair

Subsidize student costs for conferences and competitions Guest instructors for dance Purchasing sound equipment Grants to purchase play rights Guest clinicians for choir and theatre

Patron’s Name: ____________________________________________________

Student’s Name(s):________________________________________________

Address:_________________________________ City:___________________ Zip:_____________

Home Phone: _________________________ Cell Phone: _____________________________

Email Address: ____________________________________________

Join our team by filling out this form or by signing up online at:

www.grandviewperformingarts.org.

Please mark what classes your Student(s)/friend is involved in:

Bella Voce Jazz Band II Symphonic Band Camerata Jazz Choir Symphonic Orchestra Chambers Jazz Ensemble Tech Theatre Concert Band Men’s Choir Theatre Concert Orchestra Piano Wind Ensemble Jazz Band I Social Dance Women’s Choir

Please mark what volunteer activities you can help with:

Payment: I have enclosed my payment for the school year. I made an online payment.

Thank you for becoming a Performing Arts Patron! You can check out our website for registration and tickets at www.grandviewperformingarts.org.

Call Me for Anything Advertizing Donations Set Construction Backstage Help Fundraising Sewing Baking Grand Evening Ticket Sales Concessions Piano Lab Uniforms Costumes Programs Usher

Grandview High School PREPAY Online at: Picture Day Is www.studio5schoolportraits.com Tuesday, August 5, 2014 Wednesday August 6, 2014 Password: GVH201415

If you have any questions, please contact Studio 5 at 303-550-4456. Password expires midnight on the day of photography

PAYMENT AND PAY ENVELOPE DUE ON DAY OF PHOTOGRAPHY.

IF YOU PREPAY ONLINE, PLACE A PRINTED RECEIPT OF YOUR ONLINE TRANSACTION IN THE PAY ENVELOPE AND SEND WITH YOUR CHILD ON PICTURE DAY.

Portrait Packages

1 $44.00

2 $40.00 3 $37.00

4 $33.00 5 $28.00

3 - 8 x 10 2 - 5 x 7 4 - 3 x 5 8 - 2 x 3 8 - 1 x 2

8 - Additional 2 x 3 Wallets 1 -Free Background Color

1 - Image Download

1 - 8 x 10 2 - 5 x 7 4 - 3 x 5 8 - 2 x 3 8 - 1 x 2

8 - Additional 2 x 3 Wallets 1 -Free Background Color

1 - Image Download

2 - 5 x 7 4 - 3 x 5 4 - 2 x 3 8 - 1 x 2

8 - Additional 2 x 3 Wallets 1 -Free Background Color

1 - 5 x 7 2 - 3 x 5 4 - 2 x 3 8 - 1 x 2

8 - Additional 2 x 3 Wallets 1 -Free Background Color

2 - 3 x 5 4 - 2 x 3 8 - 1 x 2

8 - Additional 2 x 3 Wallets 1 -Free Background Color

6 $36.00 7 $32.00

8 $29.00 9 $25.00

10 $20.00 Same as above

Without 8 - Additional 2 x 3 Wallets Without 1 -Free Background Color

Without 1 - Image Download

Same as above Without 8 - Additional 2 x 3 Wallets Without 1 -Free Background Color

Without 1 - Image Download

Same as above Without 8 - Additional 2 x 3 Wallets Without 1 -Free Background Color

Same as above Without 8 - Additional 2 x 3 Wallets Without 1 -Free Background Color

Same as above Without 8 - Additional 2 x 3 Wallets Without 1 -Free Background Color

11 MyPic CD-Rom

$32.00

Pick Your Style

Pick Your Enhancements Own Your Child’s Image on disc with copyright release! This is a non-refundable product.

12 Digital Download

A web-based high resolution image with copyright release! This is a non-refundable product.

$20.00

New!

Style “R” Reflection Style is applied to entire package. See example on the front of flyer.

Style “V” Vignette Style is applied to entire package. See example on the front of flyer.

$5.00 $5.00

Basic Retouch Removes facial blemishes and other skin problems

Personalization Applied to entire package. See example on the front of flyer.

$7.00 $5.00

13 2 - Dog Tags 2 Dog tag necklaces with your child’s image and name!

$18.00

New!

Style “T” Traditional

Default Style No charge

Background Color

Choose any color with any package in any combination.

$4.00 Free with packages 1-5

See example on the front of flyer. See example on the front of flyer. Gray is the default color at no charge.

Add-Ons Fall13-Eng-01

The following Add-Ons may be added to any of the above packages and in any quantity or any combination. You may also purchase them individually.

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All portraits are 100% satisfaction guaranteed

1 - 8 x 10

2 - 5 x 7

4 - 3 x 5

8 - 2 x 3 1 - Magnetic Dry

Erase Message Center

2 - 3¼ x 4¾

Locker Magnets

1 - Gadget FunPack

8-Key Fobes, 3-Bag Tags and 2 Bookmarks

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