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2014-2015
School Year
The Wingspan
Friday, Nov. 21, 2014
Progress Report
Dates
st
1 9-weeks:
09/18, 10/09
2
nd
9-weeks:
11/13, 12/11
rd
3 9-weeks:
02/05, 02/26
th
4 9-weeks:
04/16, 05/07
Approximate:
Report Card Dates
(Distributed)
st
1 9-weeks:
10/24 w/student
2
nd
9-weeks:
01/09 w/student
rd
3 9-weeks:
03/27 w/student
th
4 9-weeks:
06/12 mailed
First Day of School:
August 25, 2014
Last Day of School:
June 4, 2015
27330 Oak Ridge School Rd, Conroe Texas 77385
832-592-5300/936-709-7216 Attendance 832-592-5419
1-888-KID-CHAT Fax 832-592-5544 Transportation 832-592-8850
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academic success. Have a great holiday!
1st Semester
Fall Exams
Grades 9 - 12:
First College Signing Day!
Monday, December 15
Regular School Day
Tuesday, December 16
7:16 – 8:16- Review 2
8:22 – 10:22-Exam 4
10:28 – 12:28-Review 6
10:22 – 12:34 Lunches
12:34 – 2:35-Exam 8
Wednesday,
December 17
7:16 – 9:25-Exam 1
9:31 – 11:35-Exam 3
Early release @ 11:35
Thursday,
December 18
7:16 – 9:25-Exam 2
9:31 – 11:35-Exam 6
Early release @ 11:35
Friday,
December 19
7:16 – 9:25-Exam 5
9:31 – 11:35-Exam 7
Early release @ 11:35
On Wednesday, November 19th Oak Ridge Athletics held their
first signing day celebration for the 2014/2015 school year.
We had eight athletes sign their letter of intent to play their
sport for the college of their choice. Pictured left to right are:
Adriana Bonin, Track – Texas A&M Kingsville, Jackie Ward,
Volleyball – Sam Houston State University, Victoria Harris,
Volleyball – University of Cincinnati, Durbin Feltman,
Baseball – Texas Christian University, Luken Baker, Baseball
– Texas Christian University, Veronica Villafranco, Softball –
Nichols State, Jessica Rodriguez, Softball – University of
Incarnate Word, and Amber Serrett, Softball – Louisiana
State University. Congratulations to all, we are very proud of
you.
The Coaches with their athletes are listed from left to right:
Track Coach, Kristina Dube, Volleyball Head Coach, Tommie
Sledge, Volleyball Coach, Kathryn Campbell, Baseball Head
Coach, Mike Pirtle, Baseball Coach, JJ Peirce, Softball
Coach, James Croley, Softball Coach, Stephani Rougeau, and
Softball Head Coach, Amanda Brimberry.
ORHS is a Testing
Site for the
ACT/SAT
Remember to click
on ORHS to test at
your home campus!
Oh! The Places You’ll Go…
Testing Dates
ACT Testing:
06/14/2014
09/13/2014
10/25/2014
12/13/2014
02/07/2015
04/18/2015
06/13/2015
SAT Testing:
06/07/2014
10/11/2014
11/08/2014
12/06/2014
01/24/2015
03/14/2015
05/02/2015
06/06/2015
TAKS TESTING
STAAR TESTING
December 1 - 5
EOC TESTING
AP TESTING
Emily Northern, Maddies Schissler, Ms Parsons, Aleis Schlottman & Madi Orum
Oak Ridge High School celebrated “College Week” from
November 17 through November 21. Many teachers joined in
the door decoration contest where they decorated their
classroom door to represent their Alma Mater. On
Wednesday, November 19 students and staff were able to
wear a college cap of their favorite college.
School Holidays
2014/2015
Labor Day:
September 1
Thanksgiving:
November 24-28
Winter Break:
Early Release
December 19 @
11:30am-January 2
Teacher Work Day
January 5
Martin Luther King
Day:
January 19
Presidents’ Day:
February 16
Spring Break:
March 16 - 20
Holiday:
April 03
Memorial Day:
May 25
College Door Winners!
The college door decoration winners on the senior campus
were:
Tied for First place! Darlene Parsons (room D-105) and
Amber Godwin (room C-227). Congratulations to those
teachers. Great school spirit!
Early Release:
Friday, October 17
@ 11:35 a.m.
Wednesday, Dec. 17
@ 11:35a.m.
Thursday, Dec. 18
@ 11:35 a.m.
Friday, Dec. 19
@ 11:35 a.m.
Pep Rally
Dates/Themes
(8:52 – 9:17)
Senior Campus:
Sam Houston State University!
University of West Florida!
August 29
Overall Spirit
September 19
CAMO
October 3
Pretty in Pink
October17
Homecoming
November 6
St. Jude Rocks
st
1 Playoff Game
Super Hero
Senior Dues!
The deadline for paying senior dues is November 30th. Dues
can be paid at school until November 21st, or online until
November 30th.
Homecoming:
Game-October 17
Dance-October 18
8:00pm-11:00pm
On-line Information
ORHS Website
CISD Website
CISD Calendar
What Bus Do I Ride?
PTO Meetings
Held in the ORHS
Library at 10:30am
nd
2 Thursday of
Each Month
September 11, 2014
October 09, 2014
November 13, 2014
December 11, 2014
January 08, 2015
February 12, 2015
March 12, 2015
April 09, 2015
May 14, 2015
www.orhspto.webs.com/
“After Prom Party”
Meetings
First Meeting:
Tuesday, October 7 at
7:30pm at:
Pink Explosion Studio
27328 Robinson Rd.
Suite 214
Conroe, TX 77385
Celebrating DECA Week 2014
This year the DECA organization had a busy week of activities. We
started by having Mr. Johnson sign a proclamation that it was DECA
Week at the Ridge.
DECA wanted the student
body, faculty and staff, and
community to be part of our
celebration. The students
were involved by finding the
logo, DECA diamonds, all
around campus and being
rewarded with a prize upon
their return. Our staff,
administrators, and faculty
received goodies delivered
to the front office,
counselors office and faculty workrooms. For the community, each
student created a card to be given to a child in the hospital over the
Thanksgiving holiday. Along with the card, DECA has provided
coloring activities, puzzles and pilgrim hats to
create.
The DECA students invited Mr. Gorka, assistant
principal, to join our classroom and demonstrate
how to tie a windsor knot. Once the studens had
an opportunity to practice, Mr. Gorka discussed
the importance of being dressed professionally
when applying for a job and provided interview
tips.
What is DECA? DECA
is a student
organization founded in 1946 with its core
focus to prepare emerging leaders and
entrepreneurs for careers in marketing,
finance, hospitality and management in
high schools around the world.
DECA had a great time celebrating with this
year’s activities. We thank everyone for
their participation and look forward to
continuing this DECA tradition next year.
Senior Checklist
Recommendation
Letters:
(teachers/staff need a
minimum of 10 days to
write letters)
Cap/Gown, and
Announcements:
HERFF JONES
281-367-4723
[email protected]
www.myhjgrad.com
ORHS THEATRE DEPARTMENT
On Halloween night the ORHS theatre department participated
in the International Thespian Society’s national fundraiser known as
‘Trick Or Treat So Kids Can Eat’. While participating in this service to
the community students went door to door, not to collect candy, but to
gather non-perishable food products. By the end of the night over
300lbs was accumulated and was donated to the Montgomery food
bank!
Panoramic Pictures:
Herndon Panoramics
1-210-413-5077
Fees and Fines:
Must be clear
Prom Ticket Sales:
Senior Prom:
May 22, 2015
“After Prom Party”
Recently the department produced two comedies, ‘39 Steps’ and
‘Almost, Maine’, which ran simultaneously. This is the first time the
theatre had tried this difficult task, but it was so successful that they
plan on returning to it every other year.
Senior Awards
Night:
Senior Exams:
Graduation Meeting:
June 2, 2015 in Old
Gym
Graduation
Practice:
Wednesday, June 3,
2015 @ The
Woodlands Pavilion
Graduation Tickets:
Distributed after
Graduation Practice
Senior Picnic:
Graduation:
Wednesday, June 3,
2015 @ The
Woodlands Pavilion
The next performances that will be produced will be the Student
One Act Plays, aka ‘SOAPs’. These productions are completely student
driven. Student directors select a play, cast other students, then direct,
perform, and tech the entire production. The plays will be shown the
last weekend of January, please keep updated for more information.
This weekend, a group of selected students will be competing in
the Texas State Thespian Festival in Dallas on November, 20, 21, and
22. These students will have the chance to advance, through
performance competitions, to The National Thespian Society
Convention in Nebraska this summer. Several senior students will also
be competing for college scholarships while at the Festival. Good luck
seniors.
Cross Country Thanksgiving Challenge!
The ORHS Girls Track and Cross Country team took on the
challenge to collect food for the Holiday boxes that will be
given out in December to those in need in our community.
“Gladys Baggett Humanitarian
Employee of the Month”
In honor and remembrance of our beloved Gladys Baggett,
the elegant leader of the Oak Ridge High School Special
Services Department for five years (2005-2010), one campus
employee will be recognized each month. The honorees (one
from the ORHS-9th grade Campus and one from the ORHSSenior Campus) epitomize Gladys’ love, helpfulness,
generosity and great caring spirit while going “above and
beyond” for our Oak Ridge War Eagles. These monthly
winners are the unsung heroes and heroines of Oak Ridge
High School. Thank you, thank you, and thank you for all
that you do for our wonderful students!!!
November’s “Gladys Baggett humanitarian employees of the
month” winners are:
ORHS- 9th grade Campus … Ms. Hannah Dietrich
The C.P.E. (“Creating a Positive Environment”) Committee and the 9th
grade Campus would like to welcome Ms. Hannah Dietrich to the
“Ridge.” In her first year of teaching at Oak Ridge High School Ms.
Dietrich spends her great time, effort and tremendous energy guiding
our enthusiastic Freshmen War Eagles through the English I course.
After some reflection on the school year thus far, Ms. Hannah Dietrich
highlights her MOST favorite part of the day as ... just at “the end of
the passing time when the students are arriving to my class and I get to
ask how they are doing before we start our lessons, [I just love that
time!].” In a similar frame of mind, several colleagues have shared
their admiration for Ms. Dietrich's flexible nature, caring personality
and “going the extra mile” attitude especially during Eagle's Nest while
she tries to help ALL of our War Eagles succeed academically.
Ms. Dietrich is a graduate of Iowa City-City High School (Go Red and
White with Louie, the Little Hawk for a mascot) and interestingly
enough... she has not worn matching socks since she was 12 ½ years
old. And, maybe even more exciting than that, Ms. Dietrich has taught
English in Beijing, China, to middle school students. WOW!
Again, welcome to Oak Ridge High School Ms. Dietrich – “we all wish
you a fun and rewarding year!!!”
Ms. Hannah Dietrich is inspired greatly by the following words of
wisdom:
1. “You can never be overdressed or over educated.” - Oscar Wilde
2. “To improve is to change; to be perfect is to change
often.” -Winston Churchill
ORHS- Senior Campus … Lt. Colonel Greg Overby
Honestly, this Wingspan is not long enough to reflect on and list the
abundantly great deeds and community-related actions that Lt. Colonel Greg
Overby has initiated over these last eight years while caring for the academic
and personal success of our War Eagles. As the Senior Aerospace Science
Instructor on both campuses, Lt. Colonel Overby promotes his cadets through
service projects such as Open House (9th and Senior Campuses), Senior
Awards Night, ORHS “Turkey Day”, volunteering at Houser Elementary,
reading programs and face painting at Oak Ridge Elementary, A.P. Team skits
and the annual welcoming students to York Junior High. Lt. Colonel
continuously encourages our Oak Ridge AFJROTC cadets, ensures that timely
deadlines are met for students’ success in the program and keeps up with the
U.S. Air Force requirements which allowed our students the chance of
receiving an Outstanding Unit Award for 2014.
Lt. Colonel Overby MOST enjoys “watching our cadets demonstrate their
commitment to AFJROTC's core values of 'Integrity First', ‘Service Before
Self' and ‘Excellence in All We Do.' I also enjoy the day to day interactions
with our cadets and school personnel. Our school is full of amazing people!”
A few lesser known facts about the Lt. Colonel… he played keyboard and was
the lead singer in a Country and “Oldies” band called Random Band and he
attended the same high school that Johnny Manziel went to – Kerrville Tivy
High School (Go Blue and Gold Antlers!). Could Lt. Colonel Overby be our
source for a multitude of Cleveland Brown Manziel jerseys? (We hear he has a
connection.)
“But on a serious note, welcome back Lt. Colonel Overby, we are so blessed to
have you as a member of the Oak Ridge Faculty and Staff and to see you back
on campus after these last six months of health challenges. We missed you
tremendously!”
Lt. Col. Overby is inspired on a daily basis by the following quotes:
1. “Either get busy living or get busy dying.” -Frank Darabont , The
Shawshank Redemption
2. “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own
understanding. Acknowledge Him in all your ways and He will direct
your paths.” - Proverbs 3: 5-6
3. “I shall not die but live and declare the works of the Lord.” - Psalms
118:17
War Eagle Baseball
3rd Annual Dodgeball Tournament
Sunday, December 14, 2014 12pm-5pm
@ The Edge
Registration Deadline: Friday, December 5th
Forms can be obtained in the Athletic Office or on the Oak Ridge Baseball
Website: http://www.oakridgehsbaseball.com
Picture Make-up Day!
Make-up day is December 5th.
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Rugby is a game that develops leadership, team spirit, courage,
sportsmanship, and friendship.
Garrett Soileau started playing rugby his freshman year. Like most
individuals who start playing rugby, he quickly fell in love and learned
to play the game well. He was selected for Texas High Performance
teams every year and his senior year he played for the Rocky Mountain
Challenge All-Tournament Team and USA Rugby Stars and Stripes,
reserved for the top 50 Boys and top 50 Girls selected from Regional
All Star Tournaments.
In response to the question of what he loves most about rugby, Garrett
explains, "The fact that everyone has the chance to prove themselves.
In rugby everyone has the chance to take the ball in for the score and
feel what it’s like to put points on the board for your team. Forwards
have to be able to pass just as good as backs and backs have to be able
to go blow up a ruck if needed. You basically have to be able to play any
position which isn't like any other sport out there.
"To me rugby means opportunity. This sport has given me so many
opportunities that I would have never gotten if it weren't for rugby.
Because of rugby I've had the privilege to represent my state and even
represent my country. I've made friends with people all over the United
States and even overseas because of all the opportunities rugby has
presented me with."
Garrett is perfect example of everyone getting a chance to prove
themselves in rugby. He most recently was invited to the U20 Junior
Men's All American World Trophy team. He also plays for Arkansas
State University Rugby Team.
Come check out the fastest growing sport in the nation with the largest
rugby club in Texas!
Woodlands Youth Rugby will hold tryouts each Wednesday in
November from 6-8 pm at Alden Bridge Sports Park. Players from all
area schools are welcome.
Go to woodlandsrugby.org and do NOT miss out!
News From College & Careers!
News from our College and Career Center can be found on
the College & Career website located on the ORHS Webpage.
Open their site and look for their Newsletter.
2014-2015 Yearbooks!
Order your 2014-2015 Yearbook today! Discounted price of
$80 until November 21st. See Coach Sarah Parker in room
B218 for more information. You can also order your book
online at www.balfour.com!
New Student Registration!
If you are new to the area and are moving into our
attendance zone please call to schedule an appointment at
832-592-5300.
-
ACT or SAT!
Planning to take an ACT or SAT this year? Please remember
that a TEST TICKET and PHOTO ID are required when you
arrive to take your test. If you do not have a photo ID, you
can have a student ID made in the ORHS library PRIOR TO
TEST DAY. If you need to print your test ticket, you may
print one in the College and Career Center (B202) PRIOR TO
TEST DAY!!
Driver License Attendance Verification
(Verification of Enrollment – VOE)
To obtain a driver’s license in the state of Texas, a student
between the ages of 15 and 18 must annually provide to the
Texas Department of Public Safety a form obtained from the
school verifying that the student has met the 90 percent
attendance requirement for the semester preceding the date
of application. The student can request this form at their
Assistant Principal’s office. Requests are typically processed
within 24-48 hours. Students should remember that
buildings are closed during spring and winter break as well
as holidays and should plan accordingly.
Advertise Your Company in the ORHS Yearbook!
If you have your own company or know someone who does,
why not place an ad in the ORHS Aerie Yearbook! Your
advertising dollars help us preserve the highlights and
events of the year. We sincerely want to create a great
yearbook for our students and our community. With your
advertising dollars, we can accomplish our goals. Support
our program and start creating your ad today! Simply email
Sarah Parker to get started or visit
http://orhs.conroeisd.net/Teachers/sjparker/ for more
information!
CONROE ISD CHECK ACCEPTANCE POLICY
In the event that a check written to Oak Ridge High School,
Cafeteria or District Office is returned unpaid by your bank,
Conroe ISD or it’s agent (CheckSmart Recovery) will
redeposit your check electronically. Additionally, you
understand and agree that we may electronically collect a
returned check fee of $30.00 plus applicable sales tax. The
use of a check for payment is your Acknowledgement and
Acceptance of this policy and its terms. You may reach
CheckSmart Recovery at (888) 851-6634.
Regards,
Tommy Johnson, Principal
Oak Ridge High School
ORHS Mission Statement
Oak Ridge High School will provide an educational
environment so that all students…
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Strive to achieve the highest levels of academic achievement
Operate as responsible citizens in a rapidly changing world
Awaken a positive image of self and others; and
Recognize that education is not received but achieved.
Continued…
Nondiscrimination Statement
The Conroe Independent School District does not
discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin,
sex, disability, or age in its programs and activities and
provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other
designated youth groups. The following persons have
been designated to handle inquiries regarding these
non-discrimination policies:
Title IX Coordinator, 3205 W. Davis, Conroe, Texas
77304; (936)-709-7700 and the Section 504/ADA
Coordinator, 3205 W. Davis, Conroe, Texas 77304; (936)
709-7670.
El Distrito Escolar Independiente de Conroe no
discrimina por motivos de raza, color, nación de
procedencia, sexo, discapacidad o edad, de sus
programas y actividades y ofrece acceso igualitario a los
programas de Escultismo (Boy Scouts) y otros grupos
juveniles autorizados. Las personas siguientes han sido
designadas para atender las preguntas relacionadas con
estas políticas antidiscriminatorias:
Coordinador del Título IX, cito en el 3205 W. Davis,
Conroe, Texas 77304; (936) 709-7700 y Coordinador de
la Sección 504/ADA, cito en el 3205 W. Davis, Conroe,
Texas 77304; (936) 709-7670.
Marquee
Birthday Announcements
Order Form Below!
Marquee Birthday Announcements
REQUEST FORM
Student’s Name:_______________________________
(Please Print Neatly)
Student’s Birthday:_____________________________
Parent/Guardian’s Name:________________________
(Please Print)
Parent/Guardian’s Signature:_____________________
Phone Number:________________________________
Announcement will run for 24 hours.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Circle desired announcement format:
Option #1
Happy ##th Birthday, Student’s Name
Option #2
Happy Birthday, Student’s Name
Cost is $20.00 (cash or check payable to O.R.H.S.)
*Completed Announcement Request Form and payment must be received 3 school days
prior to desired announcement date. For questions or additional information please
contact Mrs. McKenzie at (832)592-5541.
NEWS FROM THE COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER
November 21, 2014
CONGRATULATIONS TO CONNER DOYEL!
Conner made a perfect score on his SAT test!!
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR ORHS COMCAST LEADERS AND
ACHIEVERS NOMINEE – Gabriel Tatman! Good luck in the
scholarship completion!
MARK YOUR CALENDAR SENIORS! The ORHS Financial Aid
Information Night is Tuesday, December 9 in the MPR from 6:30PM –
8:00PM
SPEAKING OF MONEY FOR COLLEGE… Check out the scholarship
list on Naviance!!!
FEATURED SCHOLARHIPS
GE REAGAN SCHOLARSHIP – Deadline 1/8 – up to $40,000
Seniors only. Applicant must demonstrate exemplary leadership, drive, integrity, and
citizenship. Scholarship is worth $10,000/year is renewable up to 4 years.
Recommendation, 3.0 or higher GPA, financial need, and US citizenship are required. Apply
online at http://www.reaganlibrary.com/GE-RFScholarships.aspx or by clicking the website
link on Naviance.
CYPRESS – WOODLANDS JUNIOR FORUM SCHOLARSHIP – Deadline 1/9 - $1,000
This is a local scholarship. Open to Female Seniors who have taken the time and effort
during her high school career to volunteer her time and talents to her community.
COMMUNITY SERVICE is the primary criteria used to select a scholarship recipient.
Academics and financial need are also considered. Official Transcript and essay required.
One-on-one interviews will be scheduled as part of the application process. You can access
and type the application at www.cwjuniorforum.org or click on the website link on
Naviance. Complete and print the application and return to the College & Career Center by
the deadline.
PAVILION PARTNERS SCHOLARSHIP – Deadline 1/12 – up to $5,000
This is a local scholarship. Seniors only. Students must intend to major in the Fine Arts
(dance, instrumental music, vocal music, theatre arts or visual/graphic arts). Students may
apply in only one talent area and must be a U.S. citizen or eligible resident. Personal
statements, recommendations, transcript, activities, SAT/ACT scores required. Auditions
will be held March 4 & 5. Award ranges from $1,500 to $5,000 for the 1st year and may be
renewable for $1,000. Apply online using the website link above or go to
http://www.woodlandscenter.org/scholarships.html. Return completed applications to
College & Career Center by the deadline.
KAITLYN VALLERY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP - Deadline 1/30 - $1,000
This is a local scholarship. Seniors only. Open to students who have made a major life
change and/or overcome personal hurdles during high school. 2.5 - 3.3 GPA. Applicant
must plan to attend a vocational school, 2 or 4 year college/university. Application can be
downloaded and typed using the "application form" link on Naviance or come to the College
& Career Center. Turn in to the College & Career Center by the deadline.
THE COMPLETE LIST OF SCHOLARSHIPS ARE ON THE COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER WEBSITE
– click on Scholarships and Financial Aid. You can also access the complete list on Naviance
Family Connection – click on Colleges then Scholarship List.
Be sure to use the “CATEGORY” MENU at the top of the Scholarship List. You can search for
local scholarships, scholarships for business majors, scholarships for LoneStar College and
many, many more.
SENIORS!
Would
Would
Would
Would
you
you
you
you
like
like
like
like
to have your 1st 2 years of college paid for?
a $600 per semester book allowance?
$600 per semester spending money (stipend)?
the opportunity to study abroad?
Are you intrigued? The LoneStar College Honors Program has a Chancellor’s Fellows
Award that will do all of this for you and more. It includes early registration for classes,
small interactive classes, dedicated Honors faculty and specialized advising, professional
internship opportunities, and articulation agreements with major transfer universities!
Come to the College & Career Center for more information.
SENIORS! IS YOUR HEAD SPINNING?
DO YOU NEED HELP WITH YOUR COLLEGE APPLICATIONS?
DO YOU NEED TO ORDER A TRANSCRIPT?
DO YOU NEED HELP WITH A LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION?
DO YOU NEED A FORM TO BE COMPLETED FOR A SCHOLARSHIP OR
COLLEGE APPLICATION?
DO YOU WANT TO APPLY FOR SCHOLARSHIPS?
DO YOU NEED INFORMATION ABOUT FINANCIAL AID?
DO YOU NEED HELP FINDING A CAREER OR A CAREER PROGRAM?
COME TO THE COLLEGE & CENTER!!
MRS. HARBIN & MRS.HOUSTON WANT TO HELP YOU!!
COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER OPEN HOUSE IS TUESDAY, JANUARY
13! THE COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER WILL BE OPEN UNTIL 7:00 PM ONE
EVENING OF EVERY MONTH. MRS. HARBIN, THE COLLEGE & CAREER
COUNSELOR, WILL BE AVAILABLE TO MEET WITH STUDENTS AND PARENTS.
SHE CAN HELP WITH YOUR COLLEGE, SCHOLARSHIP OR FINANCIAL AID
APPLICATIONS OR JUST ANSWER QUESTIONS! FUTURE DATES ARE 2/10, 3/10
AND 4/14.
2014-2015 Testing Dates
SAT (Reasoning Test –$51 and SAT Subject Tests ($24.50 Reg. + $13 per test, except foreign
language with listening, which is $24.50). Standby no longer available.
TEST DATES
Regular Registration
Deadline
December 6, 2014
January 25-4, 2015
March 14, 2015
May 2, 2015
June 6, 2015
December 29
February 13
April 6
May 8
Late Registration
Deadlines -Paper
Postmark
November 21
January 9
February 27
April 17
May 22
Late Registration
Deadlines-Online/Phone
November 24
January 13
March 3
April 21
May 27
(ACT) American College Testing Program - $36.50 for (w/o writing) $52.50 (with optional writing test)
Regular Registration
Deadline
Late Registration Deadlines
December 13, 2014
February 7, 2015
April 18, 2015
January 9 , 2015
March 13, 2015
($21 Additional Fee Required)
November 8-21, 2014
January 10-16, 2015
March 8-14-27. 2015
June 13, 20145
May 8, 2015
May 9-22, 2015
TEST DATES
Would you like to take a Prep Class for the ACT or SAT?
Classes are available through CISD! Go to
http://ready.conroeisd.net/Test_Preparation_Courses for more information and to register.
These are excellent courses covering test taking strategies as well as reviewing content!!
UPCOMING COLLEGE VISITS
You can sign up to attend a visit at Oak Ridge and also see detailed information about the
college visits on Naviance Family Connection. Click on the “college” tab then “view all
upcoming college visits”
College
University of North Texas
Representative
UNT Preview - Open House
United States Naval Academy Emily Jensen
The University of Texas, San
Antonio
UTSA Honors College
Information Session
Texas Woman's University
Pioneer Preview Day
Location
UNT campus - Denton,
TX
Starbucks at 1305
Oakridge Turnpike
UTSA Campus University Room
Texas Woman's Univ.
campus - Denton, TX
Date
11/22/14
11/24/14
9:00 AM
1/15/15 7:00
PM
1/17/15
Texas A&M University,
Corpus Christi
The University of Texas,
Arlington
Texas A&M University
Texas Woman's University
Island Day - Open House
TAMU Corpus Christi
campus
2/7/15
Maverick Experience - Campus
UT Arlington campus
2/7/15
Preview Day
Aggieland Saturday - Open
TAMU College Station,
2/14/15
House
TX
Texas Woman's Univ.
Pioneer Preview Day (bilingual)
2/21/15
campus - Denton, TX
JW Marriott - Houston,
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MAJOR LANE CLOSURE
No major closures scheduled at the time.
DAILY/NIGHTLY LANE CLOSURES
SH 242 Westbound Lanes: All westbound lanes will be closed on
Thursday November 20 at 9:00 pm to Friday, November 21, 2014 at
5:00 am.
Closure Limits: IH 45 to Windsor Lakes Boulevard
Detour: Traffic to westbound SH 242 will be detoured along the IH 45
southbound frontage road to a right turn on St. Luke's Way, and
return to SH 242.
Law enforcement will be on site.
SH 242 Westbound Frontage Road: The westbound frontage road
will be closed nightly starting Monday, November 17 at 9:00 pm
through Friday, November 21, 2014 at 5:00 a.m.
Closure Limit: Donwick Drive and IH 45
Detour: Westbound traffic will be detoured on to the SH 242
westbound main lanes.
Law enforcement will be on site.
SH 242 Westbound Main Lanes: The westbound main lanes will be
closed nightly starting Friday, November 21 at 9:00 pm through
Saturday, November 22, 2014 at 5:00 a.m.
Closure Limit: Donwick Drive and IH 45
Detour: Westbound traffic will be detoured on to the SH 242
westbound frontage road.
Law enforcement will be on site.
ONGOING NIGHTLY CLOSURES
IH 45 Southbound Main Lanes: All southbound main lanes will be
closed nightly starting Monday November 10, 2014. Lanes will be
closed from 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. the following morning.
Closure Limits: Phantom Pines Drive to SH 242.
Detour: All southbound traffic will be detoured on to the southbound
frontage road just south of Exit 72 - College Park Drive (SH
242)/Needham Rd, travel through the SH 242 intersection and reenter the southbound main lanes at Wellam Road.
Please Note: All southbound main lanes will be opened during the
day.
Law enforcement will be on site.
IH 45 Northbound Main Lanes: All northbound main lanes will be
closed nightly starting Monday, November 10, 2014. Lanes will be
closed from 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. the following morning.
Closure Limits: Shenandoah Park Drive to SH 242.
Detour: Northbound traffic will be detoured on to the frontage at Exit
79A - College Park Drive (SH 242)/Needham Rd, travel through the
SH 242 intersection, and re-enter the northbound main lanes just
north of Harpers Landing Drive.
Please Note: All northbound main lanes will be opened during the
day.
Law enforcement will be on site.
ONGOING LANE CLOSURES
SH 242: Westbound Frontage Road from Donwick Dr. to IH 45. One
Inside Lane closed beginning Friday, February 21, 2014 until further
notice.
SH-242: Westbound from IH-45 to University Drive. One Outside
Lane. Closed permanently until further notice.
IH-45: Northbound Frontage Road from Shenandoah Park Drive to SH
242. One Inside Lane. Closed permanently until further notice.
IH-45: Southbound Frontage Road from SH 242 to St. Luke's Way.
One Inside Lane. Closed permanently until further notice.
IH-45: Northbound Main lanes from Shenandoah Park Drive to SH
242. One Outside Shoulder. Closed permanently until further notice.
IH-45: Southbound Main lanes from SH 242 to St. Luke's Way. One
Outside Shoulder. Closed permanently until further notice.
For more information, contact:
Montgomery County Transportation Program
616 Cypress Creek Parkway, Suite 335
Houston, TX 77090
936.441.9121 - Office
800.814.5201 - Fax
[email protected]