Conroe Independent School District
Mitchell Messenger
Volume 19, Issue 18
Principal
Paula Klapesky
Assistant Principals
Treva Madore-5th
Stephanie Johnson-6th
Counselors
Marianne Mote-5th
Terrie Rascoe-6th
Mitchell Intermediate
6800 Alden Bridge
The Woodlands, 77382
Phone
(832)592-8500
Attendance
(832)592-8516
Fax
(832)592-8518
Clinic (832)592-8457
(832)592-8525
Transportation
Department
(832)592.8800
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Principal’s Corner by:
Paula Klapesky
The roof at Mitchell Intermediate is being
replaced. The initial demolition has begun.
Crew members will be preparing the roof
and edging to be removed. Starting on
June 8, large dumpsters and semi trucks full
of roofing materials will fill up the entire
large parking lot. Be aware that the interior
of the building will be off limits for guests.
The front office will maintain a regular
summer schedule. Weather permitting, we
are hoping the project will be completed
before school resumes on August 24.
Annual Mitchell Intermediate
Awards Ceremony
We will have our annual Awards Ceremony
on Tuesday, June 2. The fifth grade ceremony
will be held at 9:00 a.m., while the sixth grade
ceremony is at 2:00 p.m. We won’t be
recognizing every child as that would take all
day. However, students who have met their
annual goals will be recognized in the following
areas: all A’s for the year, Perfect Attendance,
Outstanding Effort, and Principal’s Award for
all A’s and all E’s for the year. In addition, the
Spelling Bee Champion, Math Bee winners,
Exploravision Honorable Mention participants,
graduates of Mrs. Stark’s and Mrs. Stevens’
classes, and Bluebonnet readers will be
honored. If you have any questions about an
award, your child’s teachers can answer specific
questions.
A Tremendously HUGE Thank You
from the Mitchell Staff!
The entire staff would like to thank all of the
wonderful students and parents who made
Teacher Appreciation Week 2015 the best one
yet! Our staff was treated daily to treats from
the PTO and were made to feel like stars!
Mitchell is such an outstanding school due to
the precious students we teach and their
wonder families! Thank you for all you do for
our staff and school!
May 19, 2015
A True Learning Community
Mitchell Calendar of Events
May 20-Yearbooks will be distributed
May 21-8:00 a.m.-LC 10, 11, 12 Envision Expo
May 21-Junior Achievement in a Day
May 22-LC 6 Field Trip
May 22-6:00-9:00 p.m.-Choir PJ Party
May 25-School Holiday
May 26-5th Grade Music Demonstrations
May 26-LC 2 Field Trip
May 26-6:00 p.m.-5th Grade and Concert
May 27-Yearbook Signing
5th grade-9:00 a.m.
6th grade-2:45 p.m.
May 28-7:30-8:30 a.m.-5th Grade Talent
Show Rehearsal
May 28-6:00 p.m.-6th Band Concert
May 29-7:30-8:30 a.m.-6th Grade Talent
Show Rehearsal
May 29-Fine Arts Concert
6th grade-9:15 a.m.
5th grade-2:00 p.m.
June 1-Talent Show
5th grade-9:00 a.m.
6th grade-2:00 p.m.
June 2-Awards Ceremony
5th grade-9:00 a.m.
6th grade-2:00 p.m.
June 3-12:00-3:30 p.m.-5th Grade Field
Day
June 4-Last day of school
June 4-12:00-3:30 p.m.-6th Grade “End of
the Year Celebration”
The Conroe Independent School District (District) as an equal opportunity educational provider and employer 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 Act 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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June 4 Schedule
On the last day of school, the schedule
will be altered to accommodate the 6th
Grade End of the Year Celebration.
5th Graders will have Fine Arts/PE
in the morning
9:00-9:45
9:45-10:30
PE
LC 8
LC 10
Fine Arts
LC 7, 9
LC 11, 12
5th Grade Lunch Times
LC 8 & 12-will eat lunch in the LC
11:15-11:45-LC 7, 9 - will eat lunch in the
cafeteria
11:45-12:15-LC 10, 11 - will each lunch in the
cafeteria
12:15-1:00 – 6th Graders eat in their classroom
Sixth Grade
End of the Year Celebration
12:15-3:15 p.m.
Mitchell Talent Show
KEY DATES
 Thursday, May 28 - 7:30-8:30 a.m. 5th Grade Dress
Rehearsal - ALL MUST ATTEND.
 Friday, May 29 - 7:30-8:30 a.m. 6th Grade Dress
Rehearsal - ALL MUST ATTEND.
 Monday, June 1: TALENT SHOW DAY!
5th Grade - 9:00 a.m.
6th Grade - 2:00 p.m.
Please email Patti Thorpe if you have any questions.
[email protected]
News from the Library
by MaryEllen Bryant, librarian
The Scholastic "Buy One, Get One Free" book
fair will be held the week of May 18-22. Hours for
the fair will be 8:20-4:30 daily. All items will be part
of the sale and it will be the lowest priced items that
will be free. Great time to get loaded up on reading
material for the summer!
ALL LIBRARY BOOKS
ARE DUE NOW!
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COUNSELORS’ CORNER
Marianne Mote-5th grade Terrie Rascoe-6th grade
Find out what summer programs will be offered at
Houser Elementary this summer by going to the CISD
website and click on “Summer School”, then
“Elementary Summer School”. On page 6, 7, and 8
you will find activities such as academic enrichment,
robotics, GT summer camp, and technology programs.
Follow the registration directions and you should be
set. Hurry! Classes are limited! Registration deadline
is May 27.
Teacher Achieving Excellence (TAE)
Are you looking for an easy way to brighten someone’s
day? Then send your child’s teacher or special staff member
a TAE. Go to your child’s Parent Access account. Look for
the TAE button and then follow directions. The teacher
receives a special message that is electronically copied to
their principal!
News from the Registrar: by Linda Rusinski
Keep your Child’s Information Current
If any of your phone numbers, email addresses or your
physical address has changed since the start of 2014 please
contact the Mitchell registrar, Linda Rusinski
([email protected] or 832-592-8460). An address
change will need to have a Proof of Residency such as a
utility bill (gas, water, electric); lease or buyers agreement/
contract; bundled Comcast/AT&T bill for cable, phone &
internet.
Summer Move A Possibility?
If you currently have plans to move over the summer
please contact our registrar, Linda Rusinski
([email protected] or 832-592-8460). There will be a
Summer Mover Form sent to you via your child. We ask
that you complete it and send it back to school. If some of
the information is not known we can update via email as
needed. Thank you for your time. This will help so much in
planning for the next year. If you are a sixth grade parent,
and your child will not be attending McCullough Jr. High, I
will let McCullough know of the possible summer move.
Moving before End of Year?
If there is a move for your family before the end of the
year, I would ask that you contact me, Linda Rusinski.
Please give the staff at least 3 days to get necessary
withdrawal paperwork and grades complete. There are two
forms that will need a parent signature.
Absent?
Reminder: After an absence from school, please send in
a note or email the homeroom teacher regarding this illness,
family emergency, etc. This should include the dates absent.
We keep notes like this in each student’s attendance folder.
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News from the Nurse: by Debbie Robbins
Medications
All prescription and non-prescription medications need
to be taken to the Mitchell clinic by each child’s parent.
Medications can not be accepted from the children nor can
children be in possession of medication at school or on the
bus. Prescriptions and over-the-counter medication need to
be in original containers with the child’s name clearly
marked. The clinic staff is available to accept medication
from parents between 8:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m.
MEDICATION PICKUP FOR 2014-2015
Medications remaining in the clinic for this year must be
picked up by a parent/guardian by 2:00 p.m. on Thursday,
June 4. Due to storage restraints, all items will be disposed
of after this time.
MEDICATION FOR 2015-2016
Medications can be accepted in the clinic for the 20152016 school year effective August 20 during the “Meet the
Teacher” night from 3:00-8:00 p.m. Medications will also
be accepted at the Parent Information Nights on September
8 & 10.
As a reminder children may not transport medication.
Medication, prescription and non-prescription must be
dropped of by a parent/guardian.
IMMUNIZATION RECORDS
The Mitchell Clinic will be officially closed as of Friday,
June 5, 2015 at 12:00 p.m. Please plan to request your
copy/copies of immunizations needed for summer activities
as soon as possible. Also, check with your pediatrician/
private care provider as they may have online availability to
retrieve your family’s immunizations.
Thank you so much for your cooperation. Please call
832-592-8457 for any questions.
Main Event Pink Party
Thank you, Mitchell girls and boys for participating in
the 4th Annual Mitchell Pink Party at Main Event! We had
a blast and couldn’t have asked for our girls and boys to be
better representatives of Mitchell Intermediate. The
manager of Main Event was very impressed with their
behavior. He was very happy that Main Event could help
raise money for a worthy cause. Thank you again for your
support!
Sixth Grade Field Trip
The 6th graders will be going to the Texas
A & M Agrilife Education Center located in Conroe. This
trip which is made possible by our Mitchell PTO.
LC 1-May 19
LC 2-May 26
LC 6-May 22
Students will depart from Mitchell at 9:00 a.m. and return
at 1:00 p.m. CISD school buses will transport our children
to tour the Agrilife center and learn more about natural habitats from certified Master Gardners. Students need to bring
a disposable lunch. They will eat prior to retuning to school.
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Found It Friday-Lost and Found
As the year winds down, we wanted to take a minute to
remind you that lost and found items are on display every
Friday during lunch. If your child has lost something,
please encourage them to look for it, or stop by and join
them for lunch on a Friday. Our last Found it Friday will
be May 29 of this year. Many thanks to parent volunteer
Carrie Woravka for organizing “Found it Friday.”
We also would like to thank all of our parent volunteers
for spending time each Friday organizing all of the lost
items and helping to get them back to where they belong!
Mitchell Robotics Programming Workshop
The Mitchell Robotics Program will be offering two
different workshops to train students in basic
programming of the NXT/EV3 Lego Robots. The cost of
these workshops will be $50.00 for a two hour training
sessions. The options are either Wednesday, May 27 or
Wednesday, June 3 from 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. These
workshops will take place in Room 110 of the Mitchell
Campus. Training will be implemented by a veteran
Mitchell Robotics Coach and Robotics team members.
The proceeds of these workshops will be used to fund an
additional robot with hopes of adding another team to
Mitchell's campus. Space is limited to 16 participants, so
get your forms in early! The form can be found on
page 8 in this issue.
2015-2016 Mitchell Robotics Teams
Selection for the 2015-2016 Mitchell Robotics Teams
will take place during the first few weeks of the next
school year. In order to be considered for a team,
students should have strong academic, leadership,
problem-solving, and organizational skills. Experience
with programming/knowledge of NXT/EV3 robots is a
plus!! Interested students will complete an application
that will be available on the Mitchell website once school
begins. Selected candidates will participate in an
interview and evaluation process.
Box Tops for Education
Please send in your General Mills “Box Tops
for Education.” A portion of the proceeds are
sent to Anderson Elementary in Conroe.
Mitchell Chess Club
The Mitchell Chess Club is currently planning for the
upcoming 2015 - 2016 school year. Chess club will meet
weekly on Wednesdays from 7:45 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. in the
Mitchell school library. The participation fee is $10 per
student and covers the entire year. Play continues
throughout the year, including the opportunity to attend a
local tournament in Spring 2016. New and seasoned
players are all welcome but space is limited and regular
attendance is mandatory. If you have a student that is
interested in signing up, please contact Erica James at
[email protected].
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Coming To School After an Appointment
If your child is arriving late to school due to an
appointment, or returning to school after an appointment,
please come into the office with your child and fill out the
Health Care Provider (HCP) verification form along with your
doctor’s note, to ensure your student is not marked tardy or
absent for the day.
MORNING GYM HOURS
Students arriving early to school may wait in the gym. The
gym opens at 8:00 a.m. The only exception to this will be
students who have a morning practice or tutoring session. At
8:00 a.m. all other students can enter the gym and wait there
for the day to begin. Thank you for your help.
MORNING PASS
If your child needs to come into the school early one
morning, please print off a "Morning Pass" from the Mitchell
Website (it is on the home page) and drop your child off at the
gym doors, no earlier than 7:45 a.m. If you forget to print
off a pass, you may write a note and sign it.
ATTENDANCE LINE
To report a child absent, call our attendance line at 832-592
-8516 and leave a message stating your child's name (spelled
out), LC number, reason for the absence, who is reporting the
absence and a phone number. Upon your child’s return to
school, a note explaining the absence should be brought to the
homeroom teacher.
“D.O.T.” - Drop Off Table
Parents, Teachers and Students: Please be aware there is a
D.O.T. in the main entrance hallway, across from the front
office, for all Mitchell families to use. If your child forgets
his/her lunch, musical instrument, homework, projects, etc.,
label the item with his/her first and last name, LC #, and leave
it at the drop off table where he/she can pick up the item.
Transportation Changes
If you need to call the school to let your child know of a
change in afternoon transportation, please do so no later than
3:00 p.m. Notes are delivered to students at that time, and any
changes made after note delivery are not guaranteed due to the
busy dismissal routine.
Releasing Your Child Early for Appointments
If you are checking your child out during the school day
for an appointment, please send a note with them to be
dropped off in the front office first thing in the morning. The
note should include the date, student’s name, LC, time of pick
up, parent’s name and signature. Your child will be given a
gold slip which allows them to leave class and be available to
you in the front office when you arrive. This will be of
enormous assistance to the front office, especially if your child
will be in PE or fine arts at that time, and will also save you
valuable time when heading to an appointment. Please note
that there are no early checkouts after 3:15 p.m.
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Morning Drop Off Reminders
Our goal in the morning during car rider drop off is to
keep the line moving to ensure all the students get into the
building on time and also to keep the traffic off of Alden
Bridge. Please keep these tips in mind if your child is a
car rider in the morning.
 When dropping off your child in the morning please
pull up as close to the gym as possible.
 Please do not stop near the bicycle racks to drop off
children or bikes.
 If you need to leave a bike for dismissal please park
in the parking lot and walk the bike across.
 All students who are car riders need to enter through
the gym regardless of whether they have a note for
dismissal or not. When they are dismissed from the
gym at 8:30 a.m. they may then go to the office.
 Students participating in any morning activities such
as: Choir Rehearsal, tutorials, Chess Club, Spanish
Club enter the building through the gym.
 Also we would prefer that you not pull into the
parking lot to drop off your children. If you must,
please park and walk them across.
TWHS Highlander Football Teams
Parents and Future Highlanders! Join us Thursday,
May 21 beginning at 5:00 p.m. as The Woodlands JV
plays their Spring Game, followed by TWHS Varsity
Spring Game at 7:00 p.m. Games will take place at
Weldon Willig Field at The Woodlands High School on
Research Forest Drive. Parents bring your future
Highlander wearing their school shirt. Future Highlanders
and their schools will be introduced between the JV and
Varsity Games about 6:30 p.m. There will also be
Highlander merchandise for sale, a burger, chips and drink
combo for $6 and Kona Ice! Players in 9 th-11th grades
will receive a free combo. Cash is encouraged. So come
cheer on the Highlander football teams as we get ready for
the 2015 season. GO HIGHLANDERS!!
Mitchell PTO
Find us at: www.mitchellmustangspto.org
2014-2015 YEARBOOKS
Limited Number Still Available!
Don’t miss out on the fabulous Mitchell
Yearbook and signing party on May 27!! Go to
the Mitchell PTO website at
www.mitchellmustangspto.org to order your
copy in the Spirit Store! You can also check your
Mitchell PTO School Store online account to see if
you have already purchased a yearbook. There
are a limited amount available and yearbook
sales from this point on will NOT be personalized.
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Mitchell Fine Arts/PE
News from the P.E. Department
Truett Avrett, Jaycee Howard, Lori Veazey
MOVE to Success
Whether you're moving to 6th grade or 7th grade, be sure to
keep yourselves 'moving' in order to lead a physically active
lifestyle this summer! This is a special time of year because it
provides the perfect opportunities to spend lots of time outdoors.
While we are moving, whether it's swimming, fishing, hiking,
biking, camping, working in the yard, etc., there are many, many
areas to consider when it comes to summer safety. Here are just a
few safety tips and reminders:
Water Safety
Always swim in supervised areas (never swim alone). Obey
"No Diving" signs.
Wear proper gear (U.S. Coast Guard approved personal
flotation devices (PFDs) in and around the water, especially when
boating.
Watch out for the "
Dangerous Too's."Take a break at the point of
being

Too tired
 Too much heat
 Too much sun
 Too little hydration
 Too far from safety
Pay attention to local weather conditions and forecasts; stop
swimming at the first indication of bad weather. If caught in a
current, don't try to swim against it, swim across it.
Heat and Hydration Safety
Protect the skin. Limit the amount of direct sunlight between
10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Wear safety sunscreen with SPF of at
least 15. Reapply often, especially after swimming.
Dress for the heat. Wear lightweight, light colored clothing that
will reflect some of the sun's energy. Hats, sunglasses, and
umbrellas are always good ideas!
Drink LOTS of water. Carry water or juice and drink
continuously, even if you do not feel thirsty.
Take frequent breaks. Take time out to find a cool place,
especially if you recognize signs of a heat-related illness. Stop the
activity, and "chill out!"
Use an insect repellent and follow directions for use. (Insects
such as ticks and mosquitoes are known to carry diseases.)
Orchestra News:
by Sheronna McMahon & Leslie Aguilar
Congratulations to all of the 5th and 6th grade orchestra
students for a wonderful spring concert last week! We have
received many positive comments from parents and friends
who attended. Our Composition Competition winners were
announced at the concert and they are:
5th Grade: Sandra You, 1st place; Aaron Santa Cruz, 2nd
place; Addison Budsberg, 3rd place
6th Grade: Logan Murray, 1st place; Andra Cady, 2nd
place; Jenna Spackey, 3rd place
Our last orchestra concert will be the Fine Arts Concert
May 29. 6th graders will perform at 9:15 a.m. and 5th
graders will perform at 2:00 p.m. Students need to bring
their home instruments to school on May 28 so we can tune
before the concert. Any student needing to return their
instrument to the store needs to make arrangements for their
instrument to be picked up by the store the last week of
school, or you may return it in person.
Thank you for all the support you have given this year!
We appreciate all of you and have enjoyed working with
your students. If you have any questions, please email
[email protected] or [email protected].
Choir Notes: by Cyndie Lowry
What an amazing concert and festival we experienced last
week! I am so very proud of all three of our choirs who sang
beautifully! The judges had some wonderful comments and
all three choirs received Superior ratings!! The Chorale
placed 1st Runner Up to Best in Class as did the 6th Grade
Mustang Choir! Please be sure to mark your calendars for
the following dates!
 May 22: Choir Girl's PJ Party from 6:00 - 8:30 p.m. in
the Mitchell Commons. Turn in forms and $5 cash to
me. Your daughter will need to bring something to
drink. We will provide pizza! They can wear school
appropriate PJs and bring a blanket and a pillow for the
movie!
 May 29: In School Concerts
9:15 am - 6th Grade Choir and Chorale will perform
2:00 pm - Mixed Choir and Chorale will perform
We will wear nice blue jeans with our black choir polo and
closed toed shoes. If your child is in band or orchestra, they
can wear their band/orchestra shirt, if they'd like!
 June 12: Sing National Anthem at the Astros game.
More details to come!
Art News: by April Murray & Daryl Gannon
The following students have been selected by Mrs. Murray and Mr. Gannon to represent Mitchell at the District Art Show
Selection. Some of these students will have their artwork selected to be put on display at the administration building for a year.
Good luck to the following students:
6th Grade-Mackenzie Thomas, Tobi Miller, Dylan Sorge, Garrett Benson, Matty Smith, Paige Johnson, Alex King, Alana Busse,
Phillip Cooper.
5th Grade-Brooke Woodall, Caroline Simpson, Peyton Donald, Caroline Spangler-Sakata, Keaton Rue, Emily Welsh, Rajiv Ivey,
Grace Nielsen, Lilliana Guzman, Laura Haas, Ellery Pascual.
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McCullough Junior High
Drop Off Room Volunteers
If you are interested in working the P.T.O.
drop off room during the 15-16 school year,
please contact Rhonda Emberton at
[email protected].
Required Seventh Grade Immunizations
for 2015-2016
If you have an incoming seventh
grader for 2015-2016, please note that
Texas requires three immunizations
before school starts. These include
Tdap, Varicella, and Meningitis. These
are required before the first day of
school. Records can be turned in at your
current intermediate school or faxed to
832-592-5127.
Football Equipment Issue Day– Tentative
Football equipment issue day will be on
Friday, August 21.
Times are as follows:
8th grade- 8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
7th grade- 1:00 p.m.- 4:00 p.m.
Athletes must be present in order to
receive their locker as well as their
equipment, which is sized specifically for
them. Please bring the following items:
Completed physical dated after April 15,
2015 or later, copy of birth certificate, and
white calf length socks. Please bring extra
money if you wish to purchase optional
equipment/gear or QB Club parent
clothing/accessories. Athletes can pick up
items they purchased earlier online at the
event.
Tentative Student Orientation Dates
McCullough Junior High has a special student orientation each
fall to help young people and their parents/guardians to be
prepared and feel good about the upcoming year. Student
orientation allows children to pick up lockers/combinations,
obtain valuable handouts, see their tentative schedules, walk their
classes, and see their friends. Additionally, parents/guardians can
sign up for P.T.O., purchase school clothing/gear, and pick up
required reading books, if interested. Attendance is not
mandatory but is a huge plus. Textbooks will be issued the first
week of school. The child, or the child’s official parent/guardian,
must be present to pick up materials. Should a student not be in
town on his/her assigned date and pick up time, he/she can obtain
a copy of his/her tentative schedule and pre-assigned locker at
our front desk during the week of 8/18. These students who miss
orientation will be issued pre assigned lockers the first week of
school. Students’ schedules will only be available during their
time slot so that the line will move quickly for all students,
parents, and guardians.
8/11/15
8:30 a.m.— 9:30 a.m. 8th grade Last Name A-C
9:30 a.m.— 10:30 a.m. 8th grade Last Name D-H
10:30 a.m—11:30 p.m. 8th grade Last Name I-L
11:30 p.m.—12:30p.m. 8th grade Last Name M-P
Closed 12:30 p.m. until 1:00 p.m. lunch and volunteer shift
change
1:00 p.m.— 2:00 p.m. 8th grade Last Name Q-S
2:00 p.m.— 3:00 p.m. 8th grade Last Name T-V
3:00 p.m.— 4:00 p.m. 8th grade Last Name W-Z
Students’ schedules will only be available during their time slot
so that
the line will move quickly for all students, parents, and guardians.
8/13/15
8:30 a.m.— 9:30 a.m. 7th grade Last Name A-C
9:30 a.m.— 10:30 a.m. 7th grade Last Name D-H
10:30 a.m — 11:30 p.m. 7th grade Last Name I-L
11:30 p.m. —12:30p.m. 7th grade Last Name M-P
Closed 12:30 p.m. until 1:00 p.m. lunch and volunteer shift
change
1:00 p.m.— 2:00 p.m.7th grade Last Name Q-S
2:00 p.m.— 3:00 p.m.7th grade Last Name T-V
3:00 p.m.— 4:00 p.m.7th grade Last Name W-Z
Our administrative and teaching staff will be working inservice
during
this week. Any student missing his/her orientation date will
receive
books and locker the first week.
8/21/15
Student Orientation for all students registering in August new to
C.I.S.D. will occur on August 21. The specific new to C.I.S.D.
student
pick up times will be:
7th graders-9:00 a.m. until 10:00 a.m.
8th graders-11:00 a.m. until noon
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