Mitchell Messenger - Mitchell Intermediate School

Conroe Independent School District
Mitchell Messenger
Volume 19, Issue 17
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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web site at:
http://mitchell.conroeisd.net/
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Principal’s Corner by:
Paula Klapesky
You may have noticed hundreds of
cars in the parking lot over the past couple
of days. Our current 4th graders and their
parents were visiting Mitchell in
preparation for next year. It is always an
exciting time of the year.
The roof at Mitchell Intermediate is
being replaced. The initial demolition will
begin on May 13. 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.
PTO Teacher Appreciation Week
Teacher Appreciation Week (May 4-8), is fast
approaching. You should be receiving
information from your Room Mom regarding a
more detailed explanation. But here’s what you
can expect!
 Monday-Banners or signs will greet the
teachers in the LC hallways, and students
can bring in personalized cards or letters.
 Tuesday-Bring in your teachers favorite
treats and leave at the front desk. The
Teacher Appreciation Committee will be
providing a snack/treat bar in the lounge.
 Wednesday-Bring in a flower for your
teachers (don’t forget about the specials
teachers) to create a unique bouquet (vases
provided by your Room Moms. Have any
extra to donate? Contact your Room Mom).
 Thursday-A sundae bar will be here to
provide an ice cream treat for teachers.
 Friday-Lunch will be provided by the
administrative team.
May 5, 2015
A True Learning Community
Mitchell Calendar of Events
May 4-8-Teacher Appreciation Week
May 5-9:00 a.m.-4th Grade Parent
Orientation (repeat session)
May 5-4:15 p.m.-Spring Fun Run
May 6-9:30 a.m.-PTO Board Meeting
May 7-7:30 p.m.-Choir Concert
May 8-Spring Choral Festival
May 8-2:15 p.m.-5th Grade Author
Presentation
May 11-LC 3 Field Trip
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 3-May 11
LC 4-May 14
LC 5-May 12
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.
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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In the Spotlight…
Congratulations to the 2014-2015 Mitchell
Intermediate Scholarship recipients. The
competition was extremely tough with 30
excellent applications submitted for review.
After a long evaluation process, the following
former Mitchell Mustangs were selected for
the scholarship: Kelsey Buhlig, Grant Martin,
Emma Clark, Kayla Brocato, Emma Kate
Glenn, and Drew Dennis. They will each
receive $1,000.00 toward the tuition at the
college of their choosing. The funds for these
six scholarships were raised by the efforts of
the Mitchell staff and students.
Mitchell Community Service Club
representatives are excited to meet the
recipients at TWHS Senior Awards Ceremony
on May 19.
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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, 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!
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
Mitchell Shirts
Several parents have asked if we have Mitchell shirts in the
front office for sale. We have all three styles. We have a teal
girls’ shirt and a unistyle “Mustang” shirt available in
performance fabric and a cotton blend. Just stop by the front
office to pick up an early holiday gift. If it is not a gift, just
send your child to the Mitchell front office with a $15.00
check written to: Mitchell PTO.
News from the Library
by MaryEllen Bryant, librarian
The Biggest Names in History are Visiting
5th Graders @ Mitchell on Friday, May 8
The “Who Was…? Insanely Awesome Trivia Show” is
a game show themed theatrical presentation centered
around Who Was…?, the hit biography series for children
featuring cultural icons from throughout history and today,
from Leonardo da Vinci to Barack Obama. In this hilarious
performance, brought to you by Penguin Young Readers
and the acclaimed education and media group, Story
Pirates, students will face down against The Smartest
Person in the World to see who knows the most about
fascinating people of the past and present!
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
NO LATER THAN MAY 18!
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
Mitchell Intermediate Math Bee
Medications
Congratulations to the 5th grade Math Bee winners:
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 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 2015-2016
school year effective August 20 during the 5th grade “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.
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.
The final day we will accept immunization requests for
summer is Friday, June 5, 2015. Thank you so much for your
cooperation. Please call 832-592-8457 or email:
[email protected] for any questions.
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.
5th Grade Math Relay winners:
3rd place - LC 8: Camila Del Olmo, Jinesh Jain, Milan
Jovanovic, Emily Zhang, Aidan Hrinsin, Grace Nielsen,
David Park, Ayat Youssef, Aaron Santa Cruz, Lindsay
Worthington
2nd place - LC 10: Elle Lammons, Rajiv Iyer, Diana
Points, Audrey Bramlett, Natasja Beijen, Andrew Kim,
Ellis Kologinczak, Conner Doucet, Niah Patel, Madison
Frey
1st place - LC 12: Richard Vasquez, Abron Saucedo,
Arjun Radhakrishnan, Andres Quast, Ella Porter, Caleb
Layton, Jacob Bulcroft, Simon Gingras, Angela Pickert,
Emma Olsen
5th Grade Bee winners:
3rd place: Sandra You, LC 12
2nd place: Koushal Reddy, LC 8
1st place: Will Kaiser, LC 12
Congratulations to the 6th Grade Math Bee winners:
6th Grade Math Relay Winners:
3rd place - LC 5: Olivia Martin, Damian DeJesus, Drew
Smith, Laurence Chapa, Steven Bistritz, Will Hiemer, Kit
Childers, M’Kenna Darbyshire, Madelyn Gatewood,
Briana Ochoa
2nd place - LC 3: Mitch Lidisky, Liam Blank, Jenna
Spackey, Tyler Uselman, Elise Incavo, Andrew Le, Omar
Baloch, Devon Wendle, Sid Palaniappan, Shannon Bober
1st place - LC 1: Dylan Sorge, Matthew Johnson,
Addison Hughes, Alden King, Marissa Ruiz, Juliana
Brown, Michelle Lee, Jack Cappello, Elena Hosseinmardi,
Bennett Ray
6th Grade Math Bee Winners:
3rd place: Nathan Nguyen, LC 1
2nd place: Donnie Raymond, LC 4
1st place tie: Shourav Dasari, LC 3
1st place tie: Ian Pedroza, LC 3
Thank you to all the students who participated in the
Math Relay and Bee. You qualified for being in the top
Math students in your LC. Congratulations!
Found It Friday-Lost and Found
“Found it Friday” has returned to Mitchell. Each Friday, all lunch boxes and clothing that has been left in the
cafeteria/Commons or the gym will be on display. This display can be found on the stage steps starting on Friday
during lunch. Please remind your child about this day to “find” some of his/her belongings. You, as a parent, are
welcome to come at this time. As a reminder, putting a name with a marker on lunch boxes, jackets, etc. will facilitate
the quick return of these items when found. Any jewelry, glasses, books, or rings will remain in the office until a
student comes to inquire.
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Mitchell Talent Show!!!
Below is the information for your child to sign up to try out
for the 2015 Mitchell Talent Show. Please pay close attention
to the dates as there are deadlines that must be followed. The
link to the form to fill out can be found at:
https://docs.google.com/a/conroeisd.net/forms/
d/1_mkOOLsxnvTOGFaKEtmNWysyi9ArMVeu1gGu3kEKko/viewform?usp=send_form
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Please complete the entry form/permission slip and submit it
by May 11, 2015.
All recorded music must be shortened to at least 90 seconds
or shorter. (very important), and email in an MP3 or MP4
format to [email protected].
A current photo must be emailed to: [email protected]
Both emails and submitted Google docs form must be
received by May11.
REQUIREMENTS
 MUST have application, music, and photo submitted by
May11. NO submissions will be accepted after 5/11/15.
 MUST have music cut to exactly 90 seconds and in MP3 or
MP4 format when submitted.
 FULL COSTUME for tryouts (all props, clothes or
instruments not used during tryouts could affect your score).
 NO LIP SYNCING allowed. Must provide background
music only.
 COSTUMES must be within the school dress code.
 MAY NOT change talent, song, words or attire between
tryouts and talent show.
 STUDENTS may participate in only ONE act.
 LYRICS must be appropriate for school setting. No profanity
or questionable themes will be allowed.
KEY DATES
 Monday, May 11-Application/Music/Photo due
 Monday, May 11-(4:00-6:00 p.m.)-5th Grade tryouts
 Friday, May 15-(4:00-6:00 p.m.)-6th Grade Tryouts
 Friday, May 29-(7:30-8:30 a.m.) : 6th Grade Dress Rehearsal
 Thursday, May 28-(7:30-8:30 a.m.): 5th Grade Dress
Rehearsal
 Monday, June 1-TALENT SHOW DAY!
5th Grade-9:00 a.m. and 6th Grade- 2:00 p.m.
NOTE ABOUT TRYOUTS: Students are randomly selected for
what order they will be called up to try out. Depending upon the
amount of participants this, as you can imagine, might be a very
lengthy process. Please make arrangements for your student to
remain the entire time. The random order will not be changed for
anyone so as to be fair to all students.
Please email Patti Thorpe if you have any questions.
[email protected]
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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].
The Passionately Pink Teachers want to give a giant thank
you to our wonderful Mitchell students, their families and our
community. Our team walked on April 25 & 26 in the Houston
AVON walk for Breast Cancer and with your generous
contributions we raised over $40,000. We want you to know
you made a difference in the lives of those affected by this
terrible disease. Thank you for sharing our passion and helping
make a difference. Together we are IN IT TO END IT! We
hope to see your awesome children at the 4th Annual Mitchell
PINK PARTY at Main Event on Friday, May 15.
4th Annual Mitchell PINK PARTY
Friday, May 15, 2015 7:00 - 10:00 PM
Cost $35 At Main Event
Students have asked for it; now it's here! Our fourth annual
Pink Night Out for both boys and girls! Students will take part
in an evening filled with excitement and entertainment. With
each registration students will receive 3 hours packed with fun.
Activities will include laser tag, bowling (shoe rental included),
video games with prizes ($10 card provided), billiards and
shuffle board. Each registrant will also receive two pieces of
pizza and a beverage. Prizes will be awarded to the most
PINKED OUT girl and boy, so wear your pink attire! ($35
Check made Payable to: Passionately Pink Teachers).
Registration Form DEADLINE: WEDNESDAY, May 13,
2015. Space is limited to the first 150 students! Please return
registration forms to the front office. A registration form can
be found in this issue on page 10 . Contact Lori LeBouef with
any questions at [email protected].
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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.
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.
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Mitchell Fine Arts/PE
Orchestra Notes:
by Sheronna McMahon & Leslie Aguilar
The Spring Orchestra concert for both 5th and 6th
grade orchestras will be May 14 here at Mitchell. The
5th graders will perform at 6:30 p.m. and the 6th
graders will perform at 7:30 p.m. There will also be a
daytime concert for the school later this month.
If you have any questions, please let us know:
[email protected] or [email protected].
Choir Notes: by Cyndie Lowry
This is the week of our Spring Concert and
Incredible Spring Choral Festival. Here are a few
reminders:
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Concert on Thursday, May 7 at MITCHELL INT.
COMMONS (do not go to McCullough!!)
Call time for students is 6:15 p.m. in the Choir Room.
Concert will begin at 7:30 p.m.
INFORMAL uniform: nice blue jeans, black choir polo
with closed toed shoes of any kind. Girls must have
hair pulled back in ponytail. Bangs should be pulled or
pinned back. No makeup, jewelry or sprays/perfumes,
please!
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Incredible Spring Choral Festival May 8. Meet in
Commons at 7:15 a.m. Do NOT bring anything but
extra money for Incredible Pizza. All cell phones/
electronic games will be taken up by the chaperones.
We will return to Mitchell before 4:00 p.m. so the
children will go home in their usual way.
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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McCullough Junior High
Drop Off Room Volunteers
If you are interested in working the P.T.O.
drop off room during the 2015-2016 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.
2015-2016 Color Guard Auditions
The auditions for McCullough Color Guard will
be held May 5 through May 7 from 4:30 - 6:00 p.m.
in the McCullough gym. Students should enter
through the main west doors by the gyms.
Incoming seventh graders should not arrive prior to
4:15 p.m. as we are clearing regular west traffic until
that time. Audition packets will be available in April
in the McCullough front office as well as the front
offices of each of our four feeder campuses. If you
have any questions please contact
Mrs. Garza at [email protected].
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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