august 2012 newsletter copy - ronaldreaganpta.org

Reagan Review Volume 14, Issue 1 Ronald Reagan High School PTA Newsletter August 29, 2012

www.neisd.net/reagan/ www.ronaldreaganpta.org

A MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL

Welcome to the 2012-13 school year! We will open our doors this year with around 2,950 students. The campus is buzzing and many activities have already begun. Our Band has been practicing in preparation for the upcoming season and they sound great! Football and volleyball have started and it is exciting to see the new season off to such a great start.

On September 20 at 6:30 PM, the Reagan PTA will host our annual “Open House Greenback Night.” Please mark your calendars so that you will be sure not to miss this main event.

Student drop-off and pick-up will remain the same again this year. Parents are allowed to drop off and pick up students in the front circle and at the library circle on the east side of the campus. No traffic will be allowed to enter the “Bus Lane” that goes between the baseball and football fields.

During the first few weeks of school, we will conduct student assemblies to cover all rules and regulations. During these assemblies we will cover all important issues with our Rattlers including dress code, electronic networking, phone usage, security and many others. If your daughter/son has any question regarding what is appropriate to wear to school the first two weeks of school, they may ask any administrator or counselor. If they have some doubt, they may want to wait until after the assemblies to wear what they are questioning. We will adhere strictly to the district dress code this year, as stated in the Student/Parent handbook.

As we level and balance teacher/student ratios in all classes the first few weeks of school,

some student schedules and teachers may change in order to create the best educational setting. Please remind your son/daughter that these changes may occur so they are not surprised if this happens.

The PTA packets of information will be coming home the first week of school. These packets include important information that is essential for school to operate properly. Please complete this information as quickly as possible and return it to school. We really appreciate your help with this matter as it provides emergency contact information in case we need to get in contact with you.

We are fortunate to have the “Best PTA” in the state of Texas. Please join our Reagan PTA and become a member of the hardest working group in the state that strives to improve student learning. This is one of the main reasons that Reagan leads the state in student success.

Thank you for all that you do for Reagan High School. We look forward to being educational partners with you throughout this year.

Sincerely,

Bill BoydPrincipal

R e a g a n R e v i e wRonald Reagan High School PTA Newsletter

Bill Boyd, Principal August 29, 2012 Volume 14, Issue 1 Cynthia Tello, PTA President

http://www.neisd.net/reagan/


http://www.ronaldreaganpta.org




PTA NEWSBy: Mrs. Cynthia Tello, PTA President

[email protected]

After a long, hot summer, it’s time for the excitement of a new school year! Whether you are sending a student off to kindergarten, middle school, high school or college, August is an exciting but busy time.

Now that you have stocked the backpacks, survived two-a-day practices and started your school-night routines, I hope you can all make time to get involved in some of the many, many activities going on at Reagan. From Rattler Round Up to Project Graduation, there are numerous events that you can attend either as a spectator, as a participant or as a volunteer. I encourage all of you to get involved in Reagan High School. Show your children that their school is important to you. Meet the faculty and the administrators – they are very dedicated! Learn your way around our campus and see all the great resources that are available to our children. Get to know other Reagan students and parents. Get involved to be a part of the success of the Reagan community.

I believe the best way to get involved is through volunteering. Whether it’s baking a pie for the faculty, hosting a pregame team dinner, or serving on the Project Graduation committee, there are volunteer opportunities for everyone at Reagan. Every sport, every club or group, including PTA, relies on parent volunteers to achieve their goals. Look for the Partners in Education (PIE) Form in the Welcome Packets. If you are new to NEISD, or new to volunteering on campus, follow the instructions on the PIE Form to complete the criminal history record check required by NEISD. To receive information on volunteer opportunities that fit your interests and your schedule, complete the PIE Form and return it with the Welcome Packets.

As I begin this year as the new PTA President, I would like to thank all of the new and returning parents who have already become involved by volunteering for the PTA Executive Board and others who helped make Prep Days a success. I have enjoyed working with all of these wonderful parents and hope to work with many more of you throughout the year.

Cindy Tello

www.ronaldreaganpta.org

Visit the Reagan PTA website for news and events, the school activity calendar, PTA information, volunteer opportunities, and links to student

clubs and groups.





mailto:[email protected]




Student Teacher Assistance Network (STAN)By: Dr. Niki Jackson, STAN Counselor210-482-2200 ext. 385 [email protected]

Monday Morning Mini-Sessions Once a month, there will be parent informational meetings for Reagan Cluster Parents. These sessions will be held before school – rotating from Reagan/Bush/Lopez.

September 17 – Suicide Prevention@ Ronald Reagan High School

8:15-8:40AMStudent Support GroupsSince children experience a variety of concerns at different ages, NEISD offers small, group counseling services to all students to make maximum use of their educational experience. The group meets during school hours for approximately six, 40 minute sessions during this semester. Below are the groups being offered for the Fall semester:

Real Talk (RT): Males, Healthy Interactions (anger management, respect, peer issues)Girl Power (GP): Females, Self-esteem/respect, peer issuesTransitions (TNS): Mixed; New student groupGrief/Loss (GL): Mixed; Coping (divorce/death)Champion Choices (CC): Mixed; Chemical resistance/intervention/prevention strategies

These groups are conducted according to the ethical standards of the counseling profession, the policies of North East ISD, and the laws of Texas. Students who participate are encouraged to discuss their learning, ideas, and feelings with their own parent(s). If you would like more information on a student support group, please contact Dr. Niki Jackson, STAN Counselor at 210-482-2200 ext. 385/[email protected].

Winners’ CircleThe purpose of Winners’ Circle is to team with the school, the parents, and the community to promote healthy lifestyles and chemical-free choices. Winners’ Circle promotes positive decisions in all aspects of a student’s life but emphasizes the prevention and intervention of drug use. Come join us!

General Member Sign-UpSeptember 17 –20, 2012

Suicide Prevention Month (September)According to the CDC 2008, suicide is the third leading cause of death for young people age 10-24. It is also the only PREVENTABLE one. In observance of Suicide Prevention Month, an informational session was done for the Reagan faculty/staff and a guidance lesson will be done for all students in Healthy Lifestyles/Health courses. These lessons entail vital prevention pieces; warning signs, risk factors, instructions on how to help, and resources for suicide prevention/intervention.

For more information: American Academy of Child Adolescent Psychiatryhttp://www.aap.org/advocacy/childhealthmonth/prevteensuicide.htmhttp://aacap.org/page.ww?name=Teen+Suicide&section=Facts+for+FamiliesNational Institute of Mental Healthhttp://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/topics/suicide-prevention/index.shtmlSuicide Awareness Voices of Education http://www.save.org/United Way Help Line – 210-227-HELP The Jason Foundation www.jasonfoundation.com 1-888-881-2323For immediate assistance:

Center for Health Care Services Crisis Number: 210-223-7233; 1-800-316-9241

Police 9-1-1









http://www.aap.org/advocacy/childhealthmonth/prevteensuicide.htm




http://aacap.org/page.ww?name=Teen+Suicide&section=Facts+for+Families




http://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/topics/suicide-prevention/index.shtml




http://www.save.org/




http://www.jasonfoundation.com

http://www.jasonfoundation.com



Reagan Rattlers have Prep DaysBy Mrs. Colleen Douglas

August 14 & 16 were Rattler Prep Days for all 2012-13 students. The Reagan PTA & Student Council volunteered to assist students with new ID's, schedule pick up and textbooks. The incoming Freshman class this year has more than 800 students.

On Thursday, August 23, the Reagan PTA assembled more than 3,300 welcome packets for the students for the first day of school. A big thank you to the Reagan JROTC members and LTC. Paul Loveless for all of their help. On Friday, August 24, Reagan hosted Rattler Round-up. At this time, the clubs and organizations will be present to give out information and selltheir items. Stay tuned for lots more news from our PTA!







Ronald Reagan High School HonorsPresident’s Volunteer Service Award RecipientsBy: Mrs. Michele Horst and Mrs. Cindy Tello

On April 30, 2012 an award ceremony was held in the Reagan auditorium to honor the Ronald Reagan High School President’s Volunteer Service Award (PVSA) recipients. This program is sponsored by the Reagan PTA. The evening began with a presentation of our nation’s colors by the Reagan JROTC, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance led by Logan Talamas, and a wonderful performance of our National Anthem sung by Carly Burke.

The President's Council on Service and Civic Participation was established in 2003 to recognize the valuable contributions volunteers are making in our communities and encourage more people to serve. The Council created the President’s Volunteer Service Award program as a way to thank and honor individuals who have demonstrated outstanding volunteer service and civic participation over the course of a 12–month period.

Reagan High School and the Reagan PTA are very proud to acknowledge and congratulate the following student volunteers for their many hours of selfless community volunteer service.

Bronze Award (50-174 hours): Olivia Abiassi, Nicholas Ahrens, Natalie Behnke, Jessica Broome, Carly Burke, Paul Chung, Talia Clack, Stephen Cole, Kelsea Denman, Mary Feger, Adam Heath, Mason Hensley, Jackquelynn Hernandez, Michael Horst, Zack Jordan, Alan Kosub, Madeline Krebs, Jordyn Kukla, McKenna Kukla, Evan Langham, Marcus Langham, Evita Lescano, Sarah Marynak, Michael McGonagle, Sterling Meinscher, Barrett Morrow, Jenna Pearson, Brandon Robalin, Kenneth Robinson, Sebastian Sarcos, Sterling Schrader, Megan Spaits, Greg Spies, Christian Vasquez, Amy Wagner, Ryan Wagner, Nathan Wiatrek

Silver Award (75-249 hours): Lauren Bartels, Alexander Bush, Varun Garg, Taylor Horst, Anusha Hussain, Harley Jones, Jules Meinscher, Ryan Pearson, Tiahna Resendez, Sara Stechschulte, Alex Tello, Tianheng Wang

Gold Award (100-250 hours): Alyssa Aguilar, Sehreen Ali, Matthew Atkinson, Anderson Bazile, Tony Bellm, Brittney Blaylock, Andrew Bunting, Tatianna Casas, Alishan Charolia, Madeline Cole, Sean Danzy, Fahrin Dhukka, Nabeel Dhukka, Barbara Ding, Sophia Ding, Bailee Essex, Elizabeth Faudoa, Lauren Fisher, Natasha Flinn, Celina Garcia-Brinker, Jacob Garza, Marijose Garza, Mary Elizabeth George, Gina Gerhart, David Goldhagen, Amber Gonzalez, Morgan Greentree, Ryan Greentree, Luke Hajda, Andrea Halloran, Katherine Hardy, Theo Kaberides, Caroline Kaden, Victoria Kadous, Eina Karstens, Jaymie Kingchatchaval, Kathleen Knocke, Tanner LaRocque, Lex Lopez, Briana Magana, Abby Mayfield, Andy Mayfield, Casey McGaughey, Anusha Momin, Alexander Oh, Thomas Oh, Jaesang Park, Erica Phillips, KC Pierce, Kieley Simonsen, Christopher Smith, Levi Talamas, Logan Talamas,Rhianna Villarreal, Christopher Whitehair, Abby Williams







PRESIDENT’S VOLUNTEER SERVICE AWARD( PVSA )

Keep up to date with PVSA information and deadlines by visiting theReagan PTA website at: http://www.ronaldreaganpta.org

Reagan Students: START NOW! ~ May 1, 2012 to April 30, 2013 is our calendar year for PVSA, SO START LOGGING YOUR SERVICE HOURS NOW and continues throughout the school year. All of your SUMMER service projects should be logged too.

NOTE: PLEASE complete the form in the welcome packet that lets us

know that you will be logging hours this year for PVSA.

And/Or We ask that you please email Michele Horst as you start logging hours for this new year

([email protected]) so that we can start creating our email database and can send out important PVSA information to you throughout the year.

NEW for 2012-2013

Only hours that the student is actually in service to an organization should be included

Travel time may be submitted as qualifying time with a maximum of 9 hours per day

Maximum allowed per day for camp counselor, mission trip, etc. is 9 hours per day

Time spent sleeping, eating, socializing, etc. does not qualify

Need instructions on: How to Log My Hours? or Service hour criteria? Visit the Reagan PTA website and follow the link to Clubs & Groups, then go to the President’s Volunteer Service Award page.

Any other questions….

Michele Horst at [email protected] or Cindy Tello at [email protected] PTA PVSA Chairpersons















Welcome Back Seniors 2013!This is it, the year all students can’t wait for......Their Senior Year!

The senior class officers are excited about the activities for this year. There will be one activity each month for the seniors.

To participate in the activity, all seniors must pay their senior fee. The fee is $50.00 for the entire year. As soon as the fee is pay, they will receive the senior t-shirt, and receipt to get their new senior ID. This ID will allow them to participate in all the senior activities. ID’s will be taken at the school store before school.

The first senior activity will be Thursday, September 13 after school in the courtyard.

If you didn’t mail in the senior fee this summer or pay it at senior prep day, any senior can stop by OK154 (Mrs. Mannheimer’s room) before or after school to pay the fee and pick up the t-shirt. If you have any questions, contact Kiz Mannheimer at [email protected].

Coach Terrie CoxReagan High School - Coach

Reagan High School is proud to announce Terrie Cox as the new Head Coach for Rattlers Softball. Coach Cox graduated from Uvalde HS and lettered in five sports. She played softball for St. Mary’s University here in San Antonio and graduated in 2002.

She has coached here in the area for five years. She was a coach at a junior high in Seguin for two years and most recently was

head coach at Pearsall High School. Her skill in softball and her excitement for the sport will translate into a rockin’ Rattler year for our girls’ softball program. We welcome Coach Cox to Reagan High!!

To support our Rattler Softball program, go to the website for Reagan HS or contact our Diamondbackers Rep [email protected].











Reagan Theatre’s New Season Brings to Life Works of Harper Lee, Jane Austen

By: C. StierThis year’s exciting theatrical line-up at Reagan High offers literary classics and a boisterous, 1920s-themed musical production. And in November, the Theatre Department presents for the first time an innovative, double treat -- a choice of two compelling plays offered the same nights at one location.

The season opens with Harper Lee’s To Kill A Mockingbird, presented October 10 -13 at 7 PM in the auditorium. This American classic explores issues of race, injustice and societal expectations. A perennial high school English class favorite, the production will offer students, as well as community members, the chance to experience a moving dramatization of this Pulitzer Prize winning novel.

In November, theatre-goers will face a delicious dilemma: How to choose between two very different shows on two different Reagan High stages at the same time. One talented cast will transport audiences to 19th Century England with Pride and Prejudice, based on the much-loved Jane Austen novel, presented on the auditorium stage. On the same nights, Robert Harling’s Steel Magnolias will be performed in the more intimate Black Box theatre. Set in Louisiana, this comedy-drama explores themes of friendship, loss and hidden strength. Both productions will be presented November 14 -17 at 7 PM How to decide? The best option, of course, is to attend on two different evenings to enjoy both.

In February, Reagan’s Theatre, Orchestra, and Choir departments team up for the Spring musical, Thoroughly Modern Millie. The production follows the adventures of Millie, a young woman of the 1920s who bobs her hair and shortens her skirts to become “thoroughly modern.” In preparation for the show's energetic tap and other dance numbers, dedicated theatre students attended weekly dance lessons over the summer led by accomplished student choreographers Hilary Rubio and Blake Jackson. The musical runs February 6 – 9 at 7 PM in the auditorium.

Each year the Reagan Theatre Department, led by Theatre Director Mrs. Gloria Robinson and Technical Director Mr. James Kaiser, brings outstanding dramas, comedies and musicals to community audiences. For ticket information and purchases, phone (210) 482-2200 ext.248 or email [email protected]

Thespians Council 2012-13

President - Olivia AbiassiVice President - Kolby Jacobs

Secretary - Reagan Wilkinson

Treasurer - Jenny Robbins

Historian - Hilary Rubio

Webmaster - Chase Bradshaw

Assistant Webmaster - Antonio Abarca

Reagan Theatre students gathered for lessons this summer to polish their dance

skills. Photo Credit: Hilary Rubio









Reagan PTA General Meeting DatesBy: Ms. Paula Hilken, 1st VP Programs

September 20, 2012 6:30PM

Open House/Greenback NightAuditorium

November 13, 20127:00PM

Parents EducationCafeteria

February 26, 20136:30PM

College NightFaculty Dining Room and Cafeteria

April 9, 2013TBA

Don’t Forget to Vote! By Mrs. Judy Garmoe, Legislation Chairman

October 22 - Early voting beginsNovember 2 - Early voting ends

November 6 - Election Day!







Reagan Diamondbacker







Reagan Cheer News!By: Mrs. Liz Napier

REAGAN CHEER WINS “TOP BANANA” AWARD AT CAMP

Reagan High School has a lot to “Cheer” about! The 2012 – 2013 varsity, JV, and freshman cheerleading squads of Reagan High School and their mascots recently attended and competed against other Texas-area cheer squads during UCA Cheer Camp held at the University of Texas in Austin in July.

Each night of camp, our wonderful mascots received spirit sticks. The second night of camp, the mascots received the “Mushy Award,” which is the biggest prize awarded to mascots. They were also awarded “Camp Champs.”

The varsity squad received the following awards: First Place for Camp Cheer, Second Place for Home Routine and Second Place for Extreme Routine.

The combined JV and freshman squads received the following awards: First Place for Home Routine, First Place for Extreme Routine, and Second Place for Camp Cheer, and a Superior Trophy.

Our fabulous Cheer squads received spirit sticks each day of camp, took the “Big Banana” award on Wednesday and won the coveted “Top Banana” award the final day, recognizing

them as the best, most spirited squad at cheer camp.

All-American honors went to Brianna Barnett, Kristyn Goforth, Brittany Hans, Haley Nichols, Brooke Pettibon, Tyler Roby, Megan Borzych (mascot) and Anyssa Garcia (mascot).

The following seniors were asked to be on the UCA staff: Brianna Barnett, Kristyn Goforth, Haley Nichols, Brooke Pettibon, Tyler Roby, Megan Borzych and Anyssa Garcia.

Individual honors were awarded to senior Tyler Roby for the “Pin It Forward” award (great attitude and leadership) and Lucia Gaona for Best Freshman Jumper.

Congratulations to all our teams for a job well done and Good Luck in the upcoming 2012 – 2013 year!







As a new school year is soon approaching, there are several tasks that the Reagan HS choir is preparing to tackle! This year we are honored to be invited to walk the field at Rattler Roundup during the pep rally so we can display to our peers and members of this community what we have to offer. Soundsations!, our show choir at Reagan, is thrilled to be performing the National Anthem at the pep rally and has also been busy this summer practicing some of their repertoire and polishing choreography. Our choir leadership team has been working incredibly hard to plan our Back to Choir Night. This wonderful event is sure to make both new and old members feel welcome as we play games, get to know each other, and have fun right before we kick off the new school year! Our choir leadership team is inspired and motivated to make a positive difference in our organization this year after attending the Texas Choral Directors Association High School Student Day on July 25. We learned the qualities of a true leader, rehearsal tips, and the benefits that come from stepping out of one’s comfort zone in order to do what is right. Every member in every choir is valued and accepted, because there is so much beauty that lies within the similarities and differences between us. We want each individual in our program to let their personality, in its splendor, foibles and eccentricities, to shine through! In addition, many of our students also attended choir camps all over Texas this summer to familiarize themselves with the All-State music for this year. These camps enable the students to learn the music as well as feel comfortable and confident singing the various challenging pieces that will first be auditioned on September 29. We are very excited to see how successful our students will be this year. Our program looks forward to stepping into a new school year and taking one giant leap into the process and steps we take to accomplish new goals, form new friendships, and make lasting memories while doing the one thing we do best: singing!

Singing: The Thing We Do Best!By Claire Mikita, Reagan Choir Council President







Reagan Band NewsBy: Ms. Deborah Kosub

LET IT SHINE!The Competitive Marching Band has been working REALLY hard through the month of August. We are excited for football season to begin and hope you enjoy the band during football games and halftime. Our students have been hard at work learning new stand tunes and a new halftime show.

Our new competitive halftime show this year is titled, “Let It Shine.” The band will be competing at many events this year along with supporting our wonderful football team. The competitive events this year are BOA Denton-Dallas, BOA Woodlands-Houston, BOA San Antonio, UIL Marching Contest-San Antonio/Austin, and finally, BOA Grand Nationals in Indianapolis, Indiana in November.

We are very happy to see that our band continues to increase in size by the number of new band students joining us. The band is under the direction of Band Directors Levi Chavis, Dan Morrison, Greg White, as well as Percussion Director Ray Ulibarri, and Color Guard Director Christy Tench.

We have a great executive band board, band parents and student leaders who have helped the band be even bigger and better this year and we’re excited for the fall season!

The 2012-2013- Band Student Leadership Team this year is as follows:

Officers: President- Nathan Urushima, Co-VPs of Aesthetics – Victoria Ibarra and Aaron Lepeska, VP of Admin.: Kayley Witt, VP of Music – Jennifer LeVasseur, VP of Public Affairs – Cathleen Lochte, Co- VPs of Logistics: Brandon Buckley and Kyle Hausenfluke.

Drum Majors: Alan Kosub, Rachel DeSantis, Andrew Swallows and Tristan TorresLine Leaders: Flutes- Juliane Atwood, Victoria Ibarra, Kaitlin Landen and Jennifer LeVasseur

Clarinets – Josh Fronda, Aaron Lepeska and Neal KarpienskiSaxophones – Andre Barragan, Paityn Tiller, Greg Spies and Austin Watkins

Bass Clarinets – Kayla ShapiroTrumpets – Skyler Day, Alex Jones, Ben Vinson and Jake Wiersig

Horns – Josh Bedsole and Alex NapierTrombones – Brian Jimenez and Nathan Wiatrek

Featured Twirlers this year are Margo Dausin and Melanie Reyes

The 2012-2013 Executive Band Parent Board is: -- Co-Presidents Allen Brent and Kelly Lepeska Co-VPs Student Fundraising Liz Napier and Melissa Reyes Co-VPs Crew and Equipment Mark Napier and Charles Medina Co-VPs- Chaperones- Tonya Cowger and Shirley Williams Co-VPs- Concessions- Jorge Garza and David Fritzlen, Secretary – Tracy Stockton Treasurer – Jill Smith Parliamentarian – Missy Swallows

If you have any band questions, please contact Kelly Lepeska at [email protected].









More Band News!

Please help support the band!

Our 1st Fundraiser of the year will be held on Friday, August 31st from 5 – 11 p.m. at “The Lion and Rose” British Restaurant & Pub located on Sonterra. Enjoy a night out with food and fun! A percentage of all proceeds will benefit the Reagan Band.

Need a flashlight?

Reagan band students are selling “Hybrid Solar Flashlights” for $20.00. It will provide 8 hours of light per solar charge, with a battery backup for up to 50 hrs. of light. Super Bright LED, Waterproof, Durable and it Floats!

Need Gift Ideas?

Watch out for the Reagan Band flyer in the PTA Welcome packets that go home the 1st week of school. The order forms are for pewter and glass ornaments (with the “RR” logo), the Very Popular “All Sports/Activities” Blanket, and a NEW item this year is the Reagan “RR” Neon Green iPhone

Flexible Skin Covers for your cell phone! All items make great gifts for your students as well as the Reagan community.

Can’t find the Band flyer? You can always visit the merchandise booth at Comalander and Heroes stadium during the Reagan Football games to purchase these and many other items. Any band merchandise questions, please contact Paul Brown at [email protected] or 210-858-5507.

The Reagan band is Very Thankful to the community for its continued support of the band program throughout the year. If you need more information about the Reagan Band please visit the Band’s website at www.reaganband.com!







http://www.reaganband.com

http://www.reaganband.com



Reagan OrchestraBy: Mrs. Katherine Johnston, ROBC Secretary

REAGAN ORCHESTRA IS PREPARED!

Bring on the Fall: the Reagan Rattler Orchestra is fully prepared for a new year of challenging music and activities! Seventy students took part in the Orchestra Summer Camp in August, with four musicians from the San Antonio Symphony working with them on fingering and bowing techniques to get just the right sounds out of their wonderful string instruments.

There were new music reading sessions, rehearsals, and team-building fun in the gym. The week was capped off by a pool party at Gold’s Gym in Roger’s Ranch.

The Annual Rattler Orchestra Extravaganza will be held at 6:30 PM on Thursday, September 6. There will be a meal in the cafeteria (on sale through the Reagan Orchestra Booster Club) with a short presentation by the ROBC Board, followed by the first concert of the 2012-2013 school year in the Fine Arts auditorium.

The orchestra is excited to have two harpists added to its rich, full sound this year. The first full concert for fall is on October 23 at 7:00 PM and is free and open to the public. For more information, call the Orchestra room at (210)482-2200 ext. 365.







Ronald Reagan High School Major EventsAugust/September 2012

DATE EVENT PLACE TIME

Aug 29 Team Tennis: Madison Blossom Athletic Center 4:30 PMAug 30 - Sep 1 Varsity Volleyball: Pearland Tournament Pearland All DaySep 1 Varsity Cross Country: New Braunfels Meet Comal Fairgrounds 8:00 AMSep 1 Varsity Football: Wagner Comalander Stadium 7:00 PMSep 4 Varsity Volleyball: New Braunfels New Braunfels 7:00 PMSep 5 Team Tennis: Roosevelt Blossom Athletic Center 4:30 PMSep 7 Varsity Football: O'Connor Farris Stadium 7:30 PMSep 8 Varsity Cross Country: North East Meet Blossom Athletic Center 8:00 AMSep 12 Varsity Volleyball: Lee Blossom Athletic Center 7:00 PMSep 14 Varsity Football: Pflugerville Heroes Stadium 7:30 PMSep 14 Varsity Volleyball: Madison Blossom Athletic Center 5:00 PMSep 14 - 15 Team Tennis: NE Tennis Tournament Blossom Athletic Center All DaySep 15 Varsity Cross Country: UTSA Classic TBA 8:00 AMSep 18 Varsity Volleyball: MacArthur Blossom Athletic Center 7:30 PMSep 20 PTA: General Meeting & Open House Reagan 6:30PMSep 20 Team Tennis: MacArthur Blossom Athletic Center 4:30PMSep 21 Varsity Football: Laredo United Laredo 7:30PMSep 21 Varsity Volleyball: Johnson Blossom Athletic Center 5:30 PMSep 22 Varsity Cross Country: SAISD Meet SA State School 8:00 AMSep 25 Varsity Volleyball: Churchill Blossom Athletic Center 7:00 PMSep 27 Team Tennis: Lee Blossom Athletic Center 4:30PMSep 28 Diamondbacker: GALA Alzafar Shrine 7:00 PMSep 28 Varsity Volleyball: Roosevelt Roosevelt HS 5:00 PMSep 28 - 30 Band: Bands of America Denton All DaySep 29 Varsity Cross Country: Northside Meet TBA 8:00 AM







Attendance Office - Grades 9 & 11 x353

Attendance Office - Grades 10 & 12 x355

Attendance Office - Fax 482-2242

Band x363

Cafeteria x366

Choir x364

Clinic x357

Counseling Office x251

Counseling Office Fax 482-2245

Dance Studio x246

Gym - Boys x231

Gym - Girls x397

Library x370

Main Office x221

Main Office - Fax 482-2222

Orchestra x365

Police x266

Special Education x240

Theatre x248

RRHS Phone Number: 210-482-2200





august 2012 newsletter copy - ronaldreaganpta.org

Documents