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The Woodlands High School

Highlander Happenings

December 16 – January 11, 2018

ACADEMICS:

TWHS MIDTERM EXAM SCHEDULE: The Woodlands High School will have midterm

exams on Friday, Dec 14 through Wednesday, Dec 19, 2018. Friday, Dec 14, will be a full day of

instruction with the school day ending at 2:35 pm. Monday, Dec 17, through Wednesday,

Dec 19, will be half days with school ending at 11:20 am each day. The Woodlands High School

has a policy of no early mid-term or final exams. Students who are absent during the scheduled

exam time can make up their mid-term exam when they return to school in January. See below

for the midterm exam schedule:

Friday, December 14 Red Day Midterms 9th Grade December 14 Red Day Midterms

Period 1 Review 7:20-8:15 Period 1 Review 7:20-8:15

Period 2 Midterm 8:22-10:21 Period 2 Midterm 8:22-10:21

Period 3 Review 10:28-12:29 Period 3 Review 10:28-12:29

A Lunch 10:28-10:53 A Lunch 10:28-10:53

B Lunch 10:58-11:25 B Lunch 11:16-11:43

C Lunch 11:30-11:57 C Lunch 12:02-12:29

D Lunch 12:02-12:29 Period 4 Midterm 12:36-2:35

Period 4 Midterm 12:36-2:35

Monday, December 17 Green Day Midterms

Period 5 7:20-9:17

Class Change 9:17-9:24

Period 6 9:24-11:20

Tuesday, December 18 Red Day Midterms

Period 1 7:20-9:17


Period 3 9:24-11:20

Wednesday, December 19 Green Day Midterms

Period 7 7:20-9:17


Period 8 9:24-11:20

THE WOODLANDS HIGH SCHOOL FINAL EXAM EXEMPTION POLICY: Students

are only eligible for exemption from final exams, not midterm exams. Seniors are the only

students in the Fall semester that may be exempt from final exams for half-credit courses which

have a final exam, not a midterm, in the Fall semester. Students must maintain a 90-100 class

average for the semester (18-weeks) and have no more than 3 absences for the semester or have

an 85-89 class average for the semester (18- weeks) with no more than 2 absences for the

semester. In addition, the following criteria apply as well: 1. Seniors must meet the criteria listed

above and the discipline requirement listed below. Seniors may be exempt from all their final

exams both in the Fall and Spring semesters. Seniors may not be exempt from midterm exams in

the Fall semester. 2. Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors may be exempt from all their spring

final exams. Students must meet the criteria listed above and the discipline requirement listed

below. Underclassmen are not eligible for exemptions from final exams or midterms in the Fall

semester. 3. Absences include all days missed: Excused and Unexcused. Pre-approved absences,

funerals, DOC’s, and hospital stays count against exemptions. 4. School field trips, athletic

events, UIL events, HCPs (health care provider - student attended school part of the day), PREs

(present), GLOs (grade level office), ECLs (election clerk), CTZs (citizenship), NATs

(naturalization), CVs (up to two College Visits) and religious holidays are not considered

absences. 5. A student granted a final exam exemption must still attend that class during the final

exam period. Failure to attend will result in a zero or an incomplete for that course. 6. Any

student that has served SAC, DAEP, or OSS while enrolled in a course during the semester of the

final exam is not eligible for a final exam exemption for that particular course.

ADVANCED PLACEMENT EXAMS: The final deadline to register and purchase AP exams

is Feb 22, 2019. These exams are not for students in PreAP classes.

Spring Semester Classes – Students enrolled in Spring Semester classes such as AP

Psychology, AP US Government, AP Economics, and AP Human Geography on the

senior campus will pay and register online in the spring without penalty. Your AP teacher

will give you the Join code in class in January. You must pay for these exams by Feb 22,

2019. The cost of these exams is $96 each. The free and reduced price is $55 per exam

(students must be registered in the Federal Free or Reduced Lunch Program to qualify for

the reduced price).

Yearlong, Fall Semester, Self-Study* (Exam Only) – The initial deadline has passed.

Each exam in these categories will be subject to the late fee imposed by College Board.

The cost of these exams is $96 + $40 late fee. The free and reduced price is $55 per exam

+ $40 late fee (students must be registered in the Federal Free or Reduced Lunch

Program to qualify for the reduced price).

Remember that registration is a two-part process. Students must join the appropriate

classes online at myap.collegeboard.org using the code provided by their AP teacher and pay for

their exam(s) through the new TWHS Web Store. All purchases must be made through the

TWHS School Cash Online website.

*If students wish to take an Advanced Placement exam for a class they are not taking this

school year, 2018 - 2019, (self-study) they must see Mrs. Shepard, Assistant Principal, in the

Grade Level Office for the Exam Only Join code and pay for the exam online through the TWHS

School Cash Online website.

EVENING TUTORIALS: Evening tutorials will be offered on Tuesday, Dec 18, 2018 for the

final session in the Fall Semester.

Beginning in the Spring Semester, Evening Tutorials will be moved to room 302.

Tutorials will resume on Tuesday, Jan 15, 2019. The TWHS Evening Tutorials are for math and

science. These tutorials are free and are staffed by TWHS teachers.

ATHLETICS:

BOYS BASKETBALL: Boys Basketball has started district and are currently 2-0. We have a

huge game at Klein on Friday night at 7:00 pm. We then have our last game before break when

Conroe comes to our place Monday Dec 17 at 7:00 pm. Please come out and support these great

young men. For more information about our Highlander Basketball program go to our website at

www.highlanderbasketball.org

The Woodlands Sophomore basketball team took on the Klein Oak Panthers on Saturday,

Dec 8, and won a tight contest with a score of 46-42. On Tuesday, Dec 11, they took on the

Klein Cain Hurricanes and won soundly with a score of 45-27. On Friday, Dec 14 they traveled

to Klein to take on the Bearkats in 15-6A action and will follow up with a game on Monday, Dec

17 at TWHS against the Conroe Tigers. They are currently 5-5 and 2-0 in district play. Come

out and support your Highlanders.

The Freshman Green team is 8-4 for the season. They are working hard and showing

improvement each week. They play Klein and Conroe before the Christmas break and will

participate in the College Park Tournament at the end of this month.

The Freshmen Red boys basketball has an overall record of 4-6 with a district record of 2-

0. The Red team played Seven Lakes on December 4 and lost 21 - 59. Seven Lakes was a really

good team and the red team competed against them. They then started district play against Klein

Oak. They defeated the panthers 50 - 45. This week the highlanders played Klein Cain. It was a

great game and with the closing seconds, the red team stole the ball and made a lay up to win the

game. The Highlanders won 50 - 49. This Friday come out and support the Highlanders as

they travel to Klein. HIGHLANDER SOFTBALL: Highlander Softball - Tryouts for the 2019 Lady Highlander

Fastpitch Softball Team will be Friday, Jan 18 after school and Saturday, Jan 19 at 10:00 am at

Highlander Field on the Sr. Campus. To try out, each girl must have an athletic physical

completed on the district's form and sign-up with Coach Borths. Additional information and a

physical form can be found on our website: www.twhsoftball.com. If you have any questions

and to sign-up for tryouts, please email Coach Borths at [email protected].

Five seniors from the Highlander Softball Team signed their National Letters of Intent in

November to continue their softball careers in college. They have put in a lot of hard work and

dedication to achieve this honor as has their entire family. Congratulations to everyone! There is

still some unfinished business for them to take care of this year as Highlanders before they

embark on their next journey. Whatever It Takes! Amanda Curran – University of Tennessee,

Abby Jones – University of Tulsa, Jordan Neely – St. Edward’s University, Skylar Stockton –

University of North Carolina at Wilmington, and Angela Wang – University of Dallas,

LADY HIGHLANDER BASKETBALL: The Lady Highlander Green team started district

play last week with a win against College Park. The girls jumped off to a great start, finishing the

first quarter with a 5 point lead. The Lady Cavaliers were unable to answer Melina Hursong’s

two three pointers and struggled offensively with multiple blocks from Talora Scott-Nnaji and

Kate Mensinger. The Lady Highlander Green Team’s next district game is Monday, Dec 17 vs

Conroe High.

The Lady Highlander Freshman Red Team is off to a great start in district play. We are

currently 3-0 in district and have an overall record of 11-2. Embracing every opportunity to

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improve and adding consistence to our play, we are striving to continue our success this season

one game at a time.

The Lady Highlander JV Girls Basketball team continues to see the benefits of their hard

work through their success to start this season. The team went into Thanksgiving break with a

big win against Memorial, 51-34. District play started after the holiday. The girls dropped a close

game to Oak Ridge in the home opener, 36-40, but fought hard until the end. The Magnolia

tournament that weekend saw Magnolia West win the first game, 42-47. However, the girls came

back to win the next two games (58-31 against Davis, and 58-35 against Magnolia) to set up a

rematch against Magnolia West for third place in the tournament. This time, the team was

triumphant, winning the game 37-24 and earning a top 3 finish in both tournaments they played

this year. The girls picked up their first district win of the season as they battled College Park

and beat them for the second time at their place this year, 36-29. The girls had a battle against

Klein Cain. An early hole due to some great shooting by Klein Cain saw the Lady Highlanders

unable to get close until the fourth quarter. The fourth went back and forth until Klein Cain hit a

game-winning shot with 8 seconds left. A good luck at a winning shot bounced off the rim, but

the girls earned a moral victory despite the loss on the scoreboard. At this point in the season, the

JV team is 12-3 overall, with the 3 losses coming by a total of 10 points.

Lady Highlander Varsity Basketball picked up a district win this past Tuesday at Klein

Cain winning 53-43. Leading the way for the Lady Highlanders was Miima Mpagi with 19pts, 6

rebounds, and 6 steals. Also having a great night was Amelia Thedinger with 12 pts and Kate

Frank with 11pts. Leading the way in rebounding was Mary Frederick with 8 and Anna Luman

with 7. The Lady Highlanders are home against Klein this Friday. Game time is 7:00 pm. And

then the Lady Highlanders will finish play before the Holidays at Conroe on Monday

Dec17. Game time will be 6:00 pm.

CLUB NEWS:

FBLA: Our next meeting will be Wednesday, Jan 9, 2019, at 3:05 pm in Room 244 on the

Senior Campus. Eleven FBLA members will be competing at Area V Leadership Conference on

Jan 12, 2019, at Jersey Village HS. For those attending, we will be leaving the bus ramp at

6:15 am on Saturday, Jan 12, 2019. Also, Mrs. Filer will be available after school on Tuesday,

Jan 8; Wednesday, Jan 9, after the meeting; Thursday, Jan 10, after school; and Friday, Jan 11,

after school, for those who need to prepare for competition.

GERMAN CLUB: Consult the HUGE wall calendar outside room 229 for additional info.

Friday, Jan 11: DEADLINE to turn in Contest Events for Original Model, Poster,

Gingerbread House, Craft, Photography, Photo Essay, Needlework, Shirt Design, Doll

Costume, and Digital Logo Design. Contest rules are at www.houstonfest.org

Jan 31 (red day) & Feb 1 (green day): DEADLINE to perform memorized declamation

events, drama events, & musical solo and group events.

Saturday, Feb 2: Regional Competition called Houstonfest

Saturday, Feb 23: State Competition at TX State University

INTERACT: Hey Highlanders! Our next meeting will be Monday Dec 17 at 7:00 pm in the

senior campus cafeteria. This meeting will be our holiday party. Come for some food and to

make holiday cards for senior citizens. As always if you have any questions feel free to email us

at [email protected]. Hope to see y’all there!

http://www.houstonfest.org/

MEET IN THE MIDDLE: Meet in the Middle Club will have its next meeting on Jan 14, from

2:45 - 3:30 pm in Room 107. Bring a basketball if you have one; we will be working on skills

with our Special Olympics athletes. We meet the 2nd and 4th Monday of every month. The

purpose of our club is to bring together students of differing intellectual abilities for fun and

fellowship. We support our Special Olympics athletes by practicing bocce, track, and basketball.

New members can join at any time so please join us at the start of 2019! You can join Remind

by texting @dmaber to 81010.

SCIENCE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Science National Honor Society adopted 5

senior citizens for the holidays through Interfaith. We made blankets for them and bought them

gift cards. We are also having a series of after school lectures by former students talking about

careers in science related fields.

SCUBA CLUB: Our first meeting of 2019 will be Monday, Jan 14, at 3:00 pm in the Senior

Campus LGI. We will be discussing events planned for the spring as well as some opportunities

to learn to dive if you’re not yet certified. All students, parents, and faculty are welcome. See

you there! TWHS FFA BOOSTER CLUB: The TWHS FFA Booster Club is hard at work planning our

annual BBQ Cookoff and Brisket Sale! The event will be held the weekend of March 23, 2018 at

Papa’s Ice House. New this year will be a vendor market featuring local vendors. If you would

like more information on how to enter a cooking team or reserve a vendor booth, contact us at

[email protected] or visit our website thewoodlands.ffanow.org. We would like to

thank Pitmaster’s BBQ for their generous sponsorship of our Booster Club. Thank you for your

support, Pitmasters! All parents of FFA members are encouraged to attend our upcoming Booster

meeting on Jan 15 at 7:00 pm in the TWHS Ag Room.

COLLEGE AND CAREER:

***CCC will close at 12:00 pm December 17-19 for training.***

JUNIOR JUMPSTART: Junior Jumpstart will be at College Park High School this year on

April 3, 2019. Save the date on your calendar as you don't want to miss this opportunity to hear

from university leaders about the college admissions process.

PSAT SCORES ARE IN: Make sure you keep your test booklet and look at each question you

missed. If you link your scores to Khan Academy they will build you an online tutorial

program based on your strengths and weaknesses. Watch this video to learn

more: https://youtu.be/5i-bOhSzyig

SENIORS: Continue to check your emails and work through those scholarship

applications. Remember that no one is available at TWHS to assist with transcripts,

recommendation letters, or school documents during the holiday break from Dec 20 - Jan 7.

SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS: Are you interested in attending a US Military Academy one

day? If so please attend CISD's information session on Jan 17 from 6:30-7:30 pm in the

LGI. Representatives from the following academies plan to present: US Air Force, US Navy, US

Merchant Marines, West Point, US Coast Guard.


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COUNSELOR’S CORNER:

ANGEL HOLIDAY PROGRAM: The counseling department would like to ask families in

need to contact their child’s counselor. We would like to be your point of contact so that we can

aide in distributing donations from the community to our families. Donations will be disbursed

from Dec 17 to Dec 19.

If you would like to donate to families within our feeder zone in need, please contact

Stacey Moseley, Lead Counselor, at [email protected], or Julie Crain, 9th Grade

Counselor, at [email protected]. Donations will be accepted at the front office on both the

senior campus and the ninth grade campus. The TWHS PTO will email further directions. The

times for collection will be from Dec 5 through Dec 14. Our angel collection has always been a

wonderful way for families to give during the holiday season to families in our area in need.

The counseling department hopes everyone has a relaxing and enjoyable Winter Break!

OTHER NEWS:

EARLY CHECK OUT FROM SCHOOL: Parents and guardians, if your student needs to

check out of school early, please provide a note, in advance, requesting early release. The student

may submit the note to the attendance office upon arrival to school, between classes, or during

lunch. Your note should include your child's name; the date and time the student needs to leave;

the reason the student needs to leave; parent/guardian signature and contact telephone number. If

your student will be leaving campus with another student, or will be picked up by someone other

than a parent or guardian, include that information, as well. Anyone picking up a student is

required to present proper identification at time of check -out. Thank you for helping the

attendance office provide a smooth and quick check-out process for our students.

HIGHLIGHTED HIGHLANDERS: Several times a year The Woodlands High School and

the PTO honor students for outstanding citizenship, achievement, or service. Students are

nominated by faculty and staff based on Good Citizenship, High or Unique Achievements,

Improved Performance, A Random Act of Kindness, Leadership, Excellent Attitude, etc. The

honored students were invited to attend a reception in their honor hosted by Dr. Landry at the

Senior Campus and Mrs. Houser at the Ninth Grade Campus and additional faculty and staff.

The “Highlighted Highlanders” received a certificate and a highlighter recognizing their

accomplishment. Senior Campus honorees were Olivia Anderson, Elise Baldwin, Mariana

Ballinas, Alyssa Beckman, Abigail Joy Beineman, Kollin Billingsley, Tim Broussard, Juliana

Capacho, Mauricio Carrera, Shristi Chitlangia, Nikki Coffel, Roshan Donald, Jack Dwyer,

Raven Finley, Devyn Grant, Bryce Grout, Ethan Guillory, Carol Halbirt, Caliel Haynes, Trevor

Hoffman, Nora Jones, Tommy Long, Dylan Maberry, David Madero, Ian McPhearson, Bryce

Miller, Fernando Peraza Nass, Brooke Petross, Kenneth Phan, Hebert Quintero, Ana Maria

Rodriguez, Gia Romano, Emma Thomas, Dilan Tynan, Jose Urrutia Araujo, PJ Villarreal, Avery

Wood and James Yang. Ninth Grade Campus honorees were Andrea Aragon, Max Coady, Abi

Colburn, Geoffrey Curtin, Tyler Druskoff, Laura Falcon, Ben, Ferguson, Raeleigh Franklin,

Karli Garon, Ethan Henderson, Diego Heredia, Paula Jones, Anna Klein, Caleb Layton, Dashiell

Lindsey, Daven Williams, Lily McWhorter, J.P. Moore, Kenneth Moparty, Nick Pirkle, Vivian

Pfister, Christiana Prieto, Jose Rivero, Therese Stubblefield, Jillian Syptak, Lucian Taglieri, Jose

Villareal

MID TERM MOVER NOTIFICATION: If you are aware now that you will be moving

during the winter break and will not be attending TWHS next year, please come to the

Registrar’s office and pick up withdrawal paperwork forms. The forms should be completed and

signed by a parent/guardian and returned to Greta Champion, Registrar, before Dec 19, 2018. Be

aware, a student MUST take mid-terms in order to receive credit for the fall semester,

withdrawing beforehand will result in NO credit being awarded. Report card and transcripts will

not be available until mid-January.

NEWCOMER CENTER: If you are new to TWHS Iytzia Cardenas would like to help you, if

there is any questions please do not hesitate to call or email her. The newcomer center helps

families from all over the world that moved to the area, even if your first language is not English,

her team speaks different languages. The NEWCOMER CENTER will make you feel at home.

The phone number is 832-592-8251 and her email [email protected]. If you know

someone that just moved to the area, help them by sharing her info.

PARKING LOT SAFETY: Please note that the posted speed limit on the TWHS property is 10

MPH. Please be sure to observe the speed limit as well follow traffic rules such as stopping at

intersections and cross paths on the property as well as using blinkers when turning into parking

spaces and pathways.

RYLA: After more than forty incredible juniors were nominated by teachers and staff for their

character, leadership, and citizenship, the following four finalists were selected by The

Woodlands Rotary Club to attend the Rotary Youth Leadership Camp in January: Dylan Binney,

Santiago Amaya Galeano, Tyler Clough, and Brandon Carmichael. It was a very hard

decision. Congratulations to these outstanding students!

SPECIAL OLYMPICS: Saturday, Dec 8 was the Area 6 Special Olympics Bowling

competition at Time to Spare. Over 550 athletes from 15 counties competed. The Conroe Stars

showed up with over 100 athletes. The following was awarded to TWHS athletes: Second Place

awards went to Jacob Bates, Tarun Bhatnagar, Justin Jackson, and Jordan Sallick. Fifth Place

awards went to Taylor Sallick and Jack Grayson and Fourth Place to Raul Rojas. A participation

award went to James Wood. Congratulations!!!

YEARBOOKS: The 2019 TWHS Yearbook may still be purchased through Balfour.com. Buy

yours today before the price increase. Don't wait until May and wish you had.

PTO NEWS:

TWHS STAFF APPRECIATION NEWS: Our TWHS staff looks forward to Cookie

Wonderland, which is one of their favorite events of the year! The PTO sponsors this fun event,

and with LOTS of help from our parents, offers the staff a chance to select a dozen home-made

cookies to take home (or not!) and enjoy hot cider and flavored coffees. Thanks to the 100+

parents that baked some incredible goodies for our staff and helped put it all together. As

always, thanks to all who have helped us show appreciation for our TWHS staff this year. Happy

Holidays! Carol Durkee, Lisa Doornik, Michelle Spiller, Helene Gallaway, and Anne Fry.

SPIRIT WEAR: TWHS Spirit Wear Front Desk sales is a great opportunity to refresh your

current and or future Highlander with spirit wear gear. We have 3 different long sleeve, short

sleeve and hoodies available in various sizes. Open during school hours on both Ninth and

Senior campus. So, stop by to see the ladies before our school breaks for the semester.


SCHOOL NEWS:

9TH GRADE LIBRARY NEWS: Overdue books/fines: Once a month a paper copy for

overdue books and fines will be given to students via their English teacher. Weekly email notices

are going to parents. The sender is Destiny, which is the name of the application used in the

district's libraries.

ART NEWS: Congratulations to senior Chloe Pascual, whose artwork Crown was one of eight

pieces selected to represent CISD at the state-wide Youth Art Month exhibition in Austin.

JROTC: Our second Airman of the Quarter competition this year was Dec 5 & 6.

Congratulations to Cadet Sebastian Robledo, Freshman Airman of the Quarter, and Cadet Jase

Alling, Upper Class Airman of the Quarter! This Friday is our annual Kitty Hawk Party from

2:45- 3:45 pm for KHAS cadets. We have a Spirit Night this Friday (the 14th) at Grub Burger

from 11:00 am to 11:00 pm--mention JROTC and we get 20% back! Sunday the 16th is

another Spirit Night at Orange Leaf Yogurt from 12pm to 4pm--mention JROTC here and we get

20% back as well! Our Wreaths Across America fundraiser is still going strong--use this link to

purchase wreaths for veterans’ graves, and JROTC gets $5 for each wreath

purchased: https://waahouston.donorpages.com/Wreaths2018/TWHSAFROTC/. There is no

deadline--you can purchase wreaths year-round. Don’t forget to sign up on the Web Store

for Paintball on Monday, Jan 21 (no school that day)--you must pass all your classes on your

midterm report card to participate. Have a safe winter break!

ORCHESTRA: The Woodlands High School Orchestra will be hosting two Holiday Concerts

in December. The first will be Holiday Mosaic: Carols Old and New. It will be on Dec 7. The

second concert, Trans-Siberian Tribute Concert, will be held on Dec. 8. Both will be at 7:00 pm

in the Auditorium on the Senior Campus.

STUDENT BREAKFAST ON THE NINTH GRADE CAMPUS: Students may now

purchase breakfast for $1.35 from 6:50 to 7:10 am in the cafeteria on the Ninth Grade Campus.

TWHS DECA: The Woodlands HS DECA has over 180 members and has been making a

difference in our students and community. This year, we are asking for your help! The 2018

DECA District 4 Career Development Competition will be held at The Woodlands High

School, on Saturday Jan 19, 2019.

We will have over 56 different events that students are able to enter and will need judges

for these events! I am asking you to please consider volunteering your time to judge. It would be

a time commitment of 8:00 am-1:00 pm (at the latest) you will be fed a continental breakfast as

well as lunch and receive a small gift.

We hope you will save the date and consider volunteering your time, please find attached

an informational brochure for your quick reference. To sign up as a judge please complete the

online form found at the following link: https://goo.gl/YuWMZR

If you need more information on how to judge or what exactly the competition is about

please reach out to Kendra Meyers at [email protected]

https://waahouston.donorpages.com/Wreaths2018/TWHSAFROTC/

https://goo.gl/YuWMZR

On behalf of all our area’s DECA students thank you for your consideration and continued

dedication to their success.

The Woodlands High School Calendar

December 16 – January 11, 2018

Sunday, December 16, 2018

Monday, December 17, 2018

EARLY DISMISSAL 11:20

Bagpipe Lessons 4:00 Room 138

Student Council Meeting 6:00 Cafeteria

Interact Meeting 7:00 Cafeteria

Girls Basketball @ Conroe 7:00 Conroe High School

Boys Basketball vs Conroe 7:00 Gyms 1 & 2

Tuesday, December 18, 2018


HOSA Meeting 7:00 LGI

Evening Tutorials 5:30 Rooms 201 & 202

Wednesday, December 19, 2018


Choir Holiday Party 5:00

Thursday, December 20, 2018

WINTER BREAK

Friday, December 21, 2018

WINTER BREAK

Saturday, December 22, 2018

WINTER BREAK

Wrestling @ Bryan Invitational 7:00 Bryan High School



WINTER BREAK

Tuesday, December 25, 2018

WINTER BREAK

Wednesday, December 26, 2018

WINTER BREAK

Thursday, December 27, 2018

WINTER BREAK

Girls Varsity Basketball @ Magnolia Tournament 9:00 Magnolia High School

Friday, December 28, 2018

WINTER BREAK

Boys Subvarsity Basketball @ College Park Tournament 9:00 College Park High School

Boys Varsity Basketball @ New Caney Tournament 9:00 New Caney High School


Saturday, December 29, 2018

WINTER BREAK

Boys Subvarsity Basketball @ College Park Tournament 9:00 College Park High School

Boys Varsity Basketball @ New Caney Tournament 9:00 New Caney High School


Girls Soccer Varsity vs Pearland/Kingwood 9:30 Kingwood High School

Girls Soccer JV vs Seven Lakes/Pearland/Kingwood 10:00 Gosling Sports Fields

Boys Soccer Varsity vs Episcopal 12:00 Soccer Fields


WINTER BREAK


WINTER BREAK

Girls Soccer JV vs Atascocita/Memorial 10:00 Bear Branch Sports Fields

Girls Soccer Varsity vs College Park/Montgomery 11:15 Gosling Sports Fields

Boys Soccer @ Northbrook 1:00 Northbrook High School

Tuesday, January 1, 2019

WINTER BREAK

Wednesday, January 2, 2019

WINTER BREAK

Thursday, January 3, 2019

WINTER BREAK

Girls Soccer JV @ Grand Oaks Tournament 7:00 Grand Oaks High School

Boys Soccer Kilt Cup 11:00 Woodforest Bank Stadium

Girls Soccer vs Lady Highlander Invitational 1:00 Gosling Sports Fields

Boys Basketball @ Klein Collins 5:00 Klein Collins High School

Girls Basketball vs Klein Collins 7:00 Gym 1

Friday, January 4, 2019

WINTER BREAK


Wrestling @ Cy Fair Invitational 7:00 Berry Center

Girls Soccer vs Lady Highlander Invitational 10:00 Woodforest Bank Stadium


Saturday, January 5, 2019


Wrestling @ Cy Fair Invitational 7:00 Berry Center

Girls Soccer vs Lady Highlander Invitational 8:30 Gosling Sports Fields

Girls Basketball @ Klein Forest 12:00 Klein Forest High School

Boys Basketball vs Klein Forest 2:00 Gyms 1 & 2


Sunday, January 6, 2019

Monday, Janaury 7, 2019

TEACHER WORKDAY

Boys Soccer Booster Club Meeting 7:00 Cafeteria

Tuesday, January 8, 2019

HOSA Meeting 7:00 LGI

Swim/Dive @ Kingwood 4:30 Kingwood High School

Girls Soccer JV @ Friendswood5:00 Friendswood High School


Boys Basketball vs Oak Ridge 7:00 Gyms 1 & 2

Girls Basketball @ Oak Ridge 7:00 Oak Ridge High School

Boys Soccer vs Bridgeland 7:30 Soccer Fields

Wednesday, January 9, 2019

Spanish NHS Tutorials 2:40

Project Purple Meeting 2:45 LGI

Wrestling @ College Park 4:00 College Park High School

Thursday, January 10, 2019

FCA Meeting 7:00 LGI

Boys Soccer Varsity @ McNeil Tournament 7:00 McNeil High School

Girls Soccer Varsity @ Georgetown Tournament 7:00 Georgetown High School

Spanish NHS Tutorials

DECA Meeting 2:45 LGI


Swim/Dive Board Meeting 6:00 Main Conference Room

Friday, January 11, 2019


Wrestling @ Chicken Wing Invitational 7:00 Westside High School

Boys Basketball @ College Park 7:00 College Park High School

Girls Basketball vs College Park 7:00 Gym 1

Saturday, January 12, 2019

Choir TMEA Area Auditions 7:00 TWHS


Wrestling @ Chicken Wing Invitational 7:00 Westside High School

Sunday, January 13, 2019

The Conroe Independent School District (District) is an equal opportunity educational provider

and employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion,

age or disability in educational programs or activities that it operates or in employment matters.

The District is required by Title VI and Title VII of the Civil Rights Active of 1964, as amended,

Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, as amended,

Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Americans with Disabilities Act, as well as

Board policy not to discriminate in such a manner.

For information about Title IX rights or Section 504/ADA rights, contact the Title IX

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

709-7752.

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