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CORONA DEL SOL
HOME OF THE AZTECS
February 15, 2019 AZTEC HIGHLIGHTS:
Wrestling: Congratulations to Sierrah Thrun, our first 110lb Arizona State wrestling champion! Also, congratulations to Zack Kvavle and Roan Kelleher for finishing in 2nd place. Also placing for the Aztecs was Anthony Gonzales in 6th place.
Congratulations to CDS junior Jessica Zhang, who participated in the YoungArts Competition and was named a 2019 National honorable mention winner in Classical music. Selected from thousands of applicants, Jessica has been recognized for her outstanding artistic achievements and joins 710 of the nation’s most promising young artists from 44 states across visual, literary, design and performing arts. Winners receive cash awards of up to $10,000, opportunities to participate in YoungArts programs nationwide and engage with renowned mentors, and guidance in taking important steps toward achieving their artistic goals.
COUNSELING/COLLEGES/SCHOLARSHIPS: Biotech: We are continuing to offer Biotech next year to our students. This class can either be counted as a CTE credit OR a Science credit. The course is located on the back of your registration form under CTE Bioscience. Don't miss out! Your student can sign up for Biotech or HONORS Biotech! Use course codes SCI 250 for Biotech. Are you interested in Forensics, Medicine, Food? If so Biotechnology 1-2 is the class you need. In this class, you will learn how technology can manipulate biology into making things better, cheaper, and faster. In this lab-based course, we will learn how to identify genetically modified foods, use DNA to "catch" a criminal, and to separate proteins to determine how animals have evolved over time. Learn and practice these cutting-edge scientific techniques and much more. Enroll in Biotech today. Use course code SCI 255 for HONORS Biotech. If you have any questions please see Mr. Morgan in E083. AP Testing: This year, Corona del Sol will be joining many high schools across Arizona and the United States and use Total Registration for AP testing registration. Students can sign up for their test and enter the appropriate information for Total Registration to pre-bubble their answer documents. This eliminates the need for missed class time due to pre-administration sessions. Signups begin Feb. 1 and end Feb. 28 (no exceptions!) Please see the attached flyer for detailed instructions.
Class registration with counselors: Students will come to the counseling office during an English class and meet individually with their counselors. Mr. Brugger's students are divided between the six counselors. Sophomore to be junior: February 19, 21, 22 Junior to be senior: February 25, 26, 28 Summer School Registration: Summer school is at Mountain Pointe High School this year. Registration begins March 1 in the Counseling Office. Registration information should be available by February 19. Here are the session dates: Session 1: May 28 - June 12 Session 2: June 13 - June 28 There are new online courses this summer through TUOL rather than MDLP. More information available using this link: https://www.tempeunion.org/Page/590. College visits: Monday, Feb. 25: Mesa Community College, 4th lunch. Tuesday, Feb. 26: ASU, during both lunches. Wednesday, Feb. 27: University of Alabama, 5th lunch. Graduation: Bookstore debt - Parents of seniors, graduation is right around the corner. Please have your senior check at the bookstore for any debts owed. Per administration: All debts must be resolved to walk at graduation. Cap and Gown pictures: Senior Cap and Gown pictures will be taken on campus Thursday, Feb. 21, in room E222 (upstairs, first hallway) from 7 am-2 pm. These optional photos are a great keepsake and a perfect complement to graduation announcements. Caps and gowns are provided. Students will not be scheduled to take cap and gown pictures but will have to find time in their day to meet with the photographer to take them. Order forms will be distributed to seniors in English classes, or parents can order online at mylifetouch.com. Corona's picture day ID is SR568271Q0. Transcripts: All official transcript requests go through Naviance. If you have questions regarding Naviance, please see your school counselor. In addition, unofficial transcripts are now available in StudentVUE and ParentVUE for self-reporting when applying to colleges or applying for scholarships. ASU Summer Programs: Check out these unique summer programs ASU is offering to our students! If you have questions on the Barrett Summer Scholars program or the Cesar E. Chavez Leadership Institute, please visit the websites provided, or students can pick up flyers in the Counseling Office. Please see details of the programs below. Applications are now open! The Barrett Summer Scholars (BSS) program provides students with the opportunity to experience college firsthand and prepare for enrollment and success at Arizona State University and Barrett, the Honors College. The program is designed for academically talented and motivated students entering the 8th, 9th, and 10th grade in fall 2019. Our residential program invites students to live on campus, engage in college-level coursework, and participate in a community of peers from across the state. Deadline to apply is March 4. The César E. Chávez Leadership Institute seeks to improve access to higher education for Arizona high school sophomores and juniors by providing, at no cost to students, a variety of enriching experiences emphasizing leadership development and civic engagement, while advocating for the completion of high school, attending college and educational opportunities at Arizona State University. Since 1995, more than 1,300 students have benefited from participating in the program. Deadline to apply is March 15. ACTIVITIES/CLUBS/CLASSES: Robotics: We are always looking for donated items such as tools, polycarbonate sheets, aluminum plates and tubing, food, as well as tax credit. Please contact Stephen Heiser at [email protected] on how you can help the team. Best Buddies: Anyone can be a member! Easy online application, apply online to be a member, a club where everyone is accepted. We meet every other Tuesday during both lunches in A325. Bring your lunch and a friend! For more information: https://www.bestbuddies.org/arizona/
ATHLETICS:
Spring Athletic Fees: Spring season kicks off next week. Please make sure all ECA Athletic Fees are paid prior to your athlete's first scheduled game. Pay in the bookstore or through the bookstore online payment portal. Schedule: The Volleyball team has a home scrimmage vs. Boulder Creek on Tuesday. The team’s first regular-season game is at Hamilton next Friday, Feb. 22 at 4 pm. Softball is competing in the Lion Country Classic Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday at Red Mountain. Please see the online schedule for game times. Varsity Baseball plays its first home game on Thursday vs. Queen Creek. JV and freshmen will travel to Queen Creek to compete. Games time are 3:30 and 3:45 pm. Boys Tennis hosts its first match against Chaparral on Thursday, while the girls’ tennis team will travel to Chaparral. Game times are 3:30 and 3:45 pm. Beach Volleyball competes at Ironwood Ridge on Wednesday at 4 pm. PARENT COMMUNICATIONS: Sign up and use ParentVUE: We offer parents an easy way to stay informed about their student’s progress at school. ParentVUE provides secure access to your student’s schedule and classroom information, attendance, grades, progress reports, transcripts, discipline and many other items. Registration is simple. Visit www.tempeunion.org/parentvue to sign up for this tool. There is even a mobile app so you can access your student’s information from your smartphone any time, day or night. If you need an access key or your account is disabled, please leave a message on our CDS ParentVUE hotline at (480)752-8775 and we will respond to you via email. It is important to sign up for ParentVUE now as beginning in April, parents will need to confirm residency information through ParentVUE. In addition, beginning next year, the Tempe Union High School District is moving to online registration and parents will use ParentVUE to enroll their students. Be prepared! AcLab: Students should sign up for an AcLab starting Friday after 2:15 pm until Tuesday before 3 pm. Students should receive an email at their CDS school email address confirming their AcLab choice for Wednesday. Attendance Auto-Call: If you receive an automatic call stating your student missed first hour and you know you have already called to excuse your student, please disregard the auto-call. There is no need to call us again. Due to the high volume of attendance calls, it may take us a couple of hours to listen to your message/excuse your student. Attendance Line: When your student is absent, please remember to call the Attendance office within 48 hours of the absence. Always include your student’s ID number. Calculators: The CDS Math department recommends purchasing a Texas Instruments 84 TI-84 Plus CE graphing calculator. If you have questions, please email Don Guess at [email protected] or speak with your student’s math teacher. No Holds: The Corona del Sol front office does not hold items for students to pick up, including lunch. The exception is your student’s ID. Please arrange to meet your student between classes to give other items during passing periods. We will not call students out of class to pick up items. Please call us at 480.752.8888 to find out the correct passing times. Off-campus pass: For your student to receive an off-campus pass, a parent/guardian must call the attendance office on the day of the pass, at least one hour prior to the time of the pass. Students must have their CDS ID to leave. The attendance office will not give off-campus passes during lunch hours (10:15 am – 12:15 am). A parent/guardian must come in and sign the student out. Students feeling ill should report to the nurse. The nurse will contact the parent/guardian to release your student. Skateboards: Please remember, no riding on skateboards on campus. Have your students bring locks and lock them up before entering campus. We do not hold them in the front office or the classrooms.
Stay in the loop: Be sure to stay up-to-date with all that is going on at Corona del Sol. You can find a wealth of information on our website at http://www.tempeunion.org/coronadelsol. Scroll down to see links to all the important information. Join our official Facebook page (search for Corona del Sol Official Facebook Page) and follow us on Twitter at @cdsaztecs. Seniors, follow CDS CLASS OF 2019 @2019_cds for things senior-related. Student drop off/pickup: Parents, please remind your students to use the crosswalks at all times when crossing any street. This is for their safety and the safety of others. Please obey all the traffic signs around campus and remember there is no drop off or pickup on Knox Road in the West direction and No Parking on the north side of the street. The area is clearly marked No Parking. In addition, please, no U-turns on Knox Road – this is very dangerous. We greatly appreciate your help as we try to keep everyone safe. Drop off/pick up of students is allowed in the Rural Lot and on the South curb of Knox Rd. Drop off in the LDS church lot is not allowed. Student IDs: All students are required to wear their IDs and they must be worn and visible at all times during the school day. Please help us keep our campus secure and remind your students to wear IDs. Update info: Go to the CDS webpage at www.tempeunion.org/coronadelsol. Scroll down to CDS Announcements. Click on "CDS Parents: Please fill out our contact form here." Add the information and we will update, if necessary.
Corona del Sol High School Counseling Department
Committed to supporting student success by promoting academic achievement, career development, and personal and social growth
Mr. Nathan Kleve Mr. Steve Threadgill Mr. Bill Hazell Mr. Cory Nenaber Principal Assistant Principal, Academics Assistant Principal, Activities Assistant Principal, Athletics
Mrs. Marsie Shealey Department Chair School Counselor
480-752-8781
Mrs. Pam Kane School Counselor 480-752-8792
Ms. Michelle Kozimor School Counselor
480-752-8778
Ms. Jennifer Morgan School Counselor
480-752-8780
Ms. Dawn Milovich School Counselor
480-752-8782
Mrs. Rosemary Cortez School Counselor
480-752-8783
Mrs. Susan Woods Counseling Assistant
480-752-8776
1001 East Knox Road • Tempe, Arizona 85284 Phone: 480-752-8776 • Fax: 480-752-8777 • Web: www.tempeunion.org/coronadelsol
January 28, 2019 Dear Parents/Guardians, This year, Corona del Sol will be joining many high schools across Arizona and the United States and use Total Registration for our AP testing registration. Students will be able to sign up for their test and enter the appropriate information for Total Registration to pre-bubble their answer documents, thus, eliminating the need for missed class time due to pre administration sessions. We are very excited to use this nationally recognized service. Please follow the steps below to register and pay for an AP exam at Corona del Sol High School.
1. Register for exams at: www.TotalRegistration.net/AP/030431 2. Print the PDF confirmation page (provided at the end of the registration process on the
Total Registration website) 3. Make a payment at the CDS bookstore (check, cash, credit/debit card) Payments for
your student’s AP tests are tax credit eligible 4. Attach your payment receipt to the confirmation page and return to Mrs. Shealey in
the counseling office Here are some important dates/deadlines/information for AP testing at Corona del Sol High School:
February 1, 2019 – 7:00 AM, registration on Total Registration begins
$94.00 per exam
Thursday, February 28 – 4:00 PM registration closes. All exams must be registered and paid for by this date no exceptions.
If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact me. Sincerely,
Marsie Shealey Marsie Shealey Counseling Department Chair AP testing coordinator 480-752-8781 [email protected]
CDS High School
2018-2019 Bell Schedules
PERIOD START END
0 6:23 7:19 PERIOD START END
1 7:25 8:21 0 6:23 7:19
2 8:27 9:28 1 7:25 8:14
3 9:34 10:30 2 8:20 9:09
4 Lunch 10:30 11:09 3/A 9:15 10:00
4 10:36 11:32 3/B 10:06 10:51
5 Lunch 11:32 12:11 4 LUNCH 10:51 11:30
5 11:15 12:11 4 10:57 11:46
6 12:17 1:13 5 LUNCH 11:46 12:25
7 1:19 2:15 5 11:36 12:25
6 12:31 1:20
7 1:26 2:15
PERIOD START END
1 7:25 8:55
Break 8:55 9:15
2 9:20 10:50
PERIOD START END
0 6:39 7:19
1 7:25 8:05 PERIOD START END
2 8:11 8:51 3 7:25 8:55
LAB 8:57 9:37 Break 8:55 9:15
3 9:43 10:23 4th/5th 9:20 10:50
4 10:29 11:09
4 LUNCH 10:23 11:03
5 11:09 11:49 PERIOD START END
5 LUNCH 11:09 11:49 6 7:25 8:55
6 11:55 12:35 Break 8:55 9:15
7 12:41 1:21 7 9:20 10:50
PERIOD START END
0 6:49 7:19
1 7:25 7:55
2 8:01 8:31
3 8:37 9:07
4 & 5 9:13 9:43
6 9:49 10:19
7 10:25 10:55
DOUBLE ASSEMBLY - SCHEDULE 'E'
Sept. 7, Nov. 16, Mar. 8, May 3
SEMESTER EXAMS Dec 19/May 21
SEMESTER EXAMS Dec 20/May 22
SEMESTER EXAMS Dec 18/May 20
ACADEMIC LAB/EARLY RELEASE
SCHEDULE 'H'
REGULAR - SCHEDULE 'A'
HALF DAY SCHEDULE "D"
Sept. 19/Feb. 6
Aug 8, 15, 20 (open house), 22, 29; Sep 5, 12, 26;
Oct 3, 17, 31; Nov 7, 14, 21, 28; Dec 5, 12
Jan 9, 16, 23, 30; Feb 13, 20, 27
Mar 6, 20, 27; Apr 3,10,17,24; May 1, 8, 15
Corona Del Sol PTO 1st Quarter 2019 Newsletter
THANK YOU Thank you to all of the families who donated to our Goodwill Donation Drive in November and to the volunteers who worked at the Allstate Hot Chocolate Race in December. The funds raised will continue to support 2019 Grad Night and Teacher & Staff Appreciation events. Thank you to the Advanced Culinary Class, taught by Ms. Fawn Williamson, for preparing and serving the Holiday Teacher Appreciation Luncheon.
2019 Grad Night Party The PTO will host the 2019 Graduation Night Party on May 23 at Kiwanis Wave Pool. Register now at a reduced rate of $75. Just complete the registration form and return it to the office with your check or pay on line on Paypal and email your form to [email protected]. Grad nights requires dozens of volunteers and thousands of dollars in fundraising. Would you like to help? Email us at [email protected].
Who doesn’t love shopping on Amazon?! Did you know that when you choose Corona PTO as your Amazon Smile charity, .5% of every purchase is donated to the PTO at no cost to you. Click HERE to learn how Amazon Smile works and how to designate Corona PTO as your charity!
Don’t forget to log your Chandler Mall receipts by January 15th for QUADRUPLE POINTS! Visit the website below for a complete list of eligible merchants. Shop at Chandler Fashion Center, see a movie at Harkins, or dine at the mall, then submit your receipts in one of the following ways:
• Email a copy to [email protected] (don’t forget to note that they are for Corona Del Sol)
• Online at http://shoppingpartnership.com/chandler/ • Drop them by the Corona office
We are always looking for new ways to build a strong Corona del Sol Community for parents, teachers and students. If you have ideas or suggestions or want to get involved, email us! [email protected]
Like us on Facebook! Corona Del Sol PTO
2019 Senior Grad Night Registration All-night party --- May 23, 2019
Kiwanis Rec Center & Wave Pool --- 10:00 PM - 4:00 AM
Registration Fees
Pre-Registration* (Before March 8) $75
Regular Registration $100
*Early bird and pre-registration rates are limited to the first 150 registrations, so act now! The standard registration fee of $100 applies once we reach 150 registrations.
Pay by PayPal: [email protected] (turn registration form in by email) OR by cash/check to CDS activities Office
Student’s name: ______________________________________________________________________
Street Address:____________________________________City/State:________________ZIP________
Parent/ Guardian Name(s):______________________________________________________________
Parent/ Guardian Email(s):______________________________________________________________
Parent/ Guardian Phone #(s):____________________________________________________________
I agree to the conditions of a drug and alcohol-free Grad Night event. If it is determined by security and the Grad Night Committee
that I am in possession of/or incapacitated by such substances, or my personal conduct is deemed disrespectful or uncooperative,
my parents will be notified and I will not be allowed to remain at the facility. My parents/ guardian will be contacted for my
immediate pick-up. I understand that this is an all-night event and I will not be released until 4:00 AM, regardless of my age.
Student’s Signature:________________________________________________________Date:________________
My child will be participating in the Kiwanis Grad Night event and I agree to assume the risk of personal injury during their
participation. I understand that all reasonable efforts will be extended to insure the health and safety of all who are attending
the party. I waive, release, and hold harmless the Corona del Sol (CdS) PTO and any of its agents, officers, and parent volunteers
from any and all rights and claims for damages or cost that I may have to incur for personal injury, death, or property damage
suffered by my child, or that they may cause to others as a result of their participation in this activity. If the graduate is not
deemed fit by the CdS PTO, its officers, or parent volunteers to engage in any activity - due to fatigue, overeating, drug or alcohol
consumption, possession, or misconduct - I understand that my child will not be allowed to participate in the event and I will be
called for immediate pick-up. I have read and clearly understand the above statements and release CdS PTO from liability. Should
my child wish to leave before the 4:00 AM release time, I agree to be called by the CdS PTO to pick them up.
Parent/ Legal Guardian’s Name (print):_____________________________________________________________
Parent/ Legal Guardian’s Signature:___________________________________________Date:________________
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What: Beautifully You, Empowerment Workshop
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McClintock H.S.Auditorium
1830 East Del Rio DriveTempe, AZ 85282
Please RSVP hereOr
scan QR Code with mobile device.
• The similarities and differences among NCAA Division 1, 2 and 3 athletics and NAIA opportunities. • How athletic scholarships do/don’t work. • A family perspective on the recruitment process and how students balance both academics and athletics once in college.
6:30 – 8:00 PM
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8 a.m. - 11 a.m.November 17December 15January 19 *February 16March 16
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Monday, January 14, 2019
Presenter: John Meza, TUHSD Director of Student Affairs& District Safety
Have you ever seen a news story and thought, I sure hope I would know what to
do in that moment? Have you ever wished you had been more prepared to handle a
situation? Have you ever wondered how you could be more mentally ready in case trouble
arose? Join us for Situational Awareness trainingand get the tools you hope you never need.
Situational Awareness
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PARENT WORKSHOPS
I’M FORMED
Monday, February 25, 2019
Presenter: Madelaine Adelman, Ph.D. ASU Professor, Founder and Board Member, GLSEN Phoenix
Young people develop relationships with a range of people in their lives:
acquaintances, classmates, friends, teachers, mentors, parents, siblings, etc. In
this workshop, held in honor of Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, we will focus
primarily on becoming a supportive parent or adult who helps teens navigate safe and healthy love
relationships with their peers.
Love is Kind
Monday, April 1, 2019
Presenter: Angela Haskovec, ASU Koru Mindfulness Instructor
Mindfulness is a word heard more and more as a tool to help with stress
management, coping strategies, anxiety and life’s pressures. But what does it really
mean? Where did it originate? How can individuals, especially teens and emerging
adults benefit from mindfulness? Join ASU Koru Mindfulness instructor, Angela
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Intro to Mindfulness
WORKSHOPS TAKE PL ACE AT MARCOS DE NIZA H. S., AUDITORIUMfrom 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
6000 S. Lakeshore Dr. Tempe, AZ 85283
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