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Table of Contents

2-PTO

3-Counselor Corner

4-College and Career

5-Senior Information

6-Cavalier News

11-Fine Arts

12-Athletics

ADMINISTRATION

Dr. Mark A. Murrell

Principal

Dr. Susan Caffrey

Academy Headmaster

Mr. Clint Holden

Associate Principal of

Administration

Dr. Susan Hersperger

Associate Principal

Curriculum /Instruction

Ms. Melanie McCarthy

Associate Principal

Operations

We are working our way to ending our 3rd nine-weeks grading

period next Friday. We are aware that the flu and other illnesses are

going around and we hope that everyone is healthy soon. At the

same time, it is very important that students work hard to keep up

with course work and be at school every possible moment. Please

communicate with teachers and check in Canvas to help your student make up

any assignments needed. Please be sure and notify our attendance office as your

child is out so we can all work together for a successful end to the nine weeks.

Have a great weekend.

Mark

Household Items needed

for Spring Activity

We are collecting the following items for an

activity that we will be doing with our students

this spring. If you have the following items, could you send them

with your student the next few weeks. Items needed: Neckties,

buttons, fabric scraps, thread, needles, pins, envelopes. Items

can be dropped off at the front office, or we will have a box in the

commons. Items needed by March 16th.

COUNSELOR’S CORNER College Board School Code 447642 Family Connection website: https://connection.naviance.com/family-connection/auth/login/?hsid=cphs Progress Report Dates 1st 9-weeks: 9/5, 9/26 2nd 9-weeks: 11/7, 12/6 3rd 9-weeks: 1/31, 2/20 4th 9-weeks: 4/9, 4/30 Report Card Dates 1st 9-weeks: 10/18 PAC/student 2nd 9-weeks: 1/10 PAC/student 3rd 9-weeks: 3/20 PAC/student 4th 9-weeks: 6/4(Mailed ) Exam Schedule Fall Exams: 12/16-12/19 Seniors Spring: 5/16-5/21 Spring Exams: 5/24-5/30 *no passes will be sent during testing sessions *early release 5/28-5/30 at 11:30 am STAAR Testing Schedule 12/9-12/11 (retest) 4/7-4/8 EOC Testing Window 5/4-5/8 AP Testing Dates 5/4-5/15 *no passes will be sent during testing sessions SAT Test Dates 8/24, 10/65, 11/2, 12/7, 3/7, 5/2, 6/6 (4/8 on CP Campus TBD) ACT Test Dates 9/14,10/26, 12/14, 2/8,4/13 PSAT 10/16 during school Late arrival for Seniors –10:30am at School Stadium Cavalier/Peer Tutoring 2:45-4PM CCC PTO Meetings 9:00 a.m. LGI 1 10/8, 11/13, 12/3, 1/29, 2/12, 3/4 4/15, 5/13 PTO “PNO” Fundraiser Dosey Doe’s Big Barn-TBD

Next Meeting: 3/4/20 at 9am in the LGI

Class of 2020 Grad Night Information and Registration click here

If your student is at College Park on a transfer, please know that you will need to go onto the CISD website and reapply so that your student can secure their course

selection for the 20-21 year. Transfer application deadline is May 1st. Schedules could possibly be released if a transfer is not in place. *AST students on transfer do NOT need to reapply each year.

Pep Rally Dates 8/30, 9/11, 9/20, 9/27, 10/11, 11/1 1/17(NEAT), Spring Pep Rally: TBD *No passes will be sent during the pep rally Senior Information Senior Lighting: 8/19 Sr. Parent Info Night: 8/26 Mandatory Senior Mtg. w/Dr. Murrell: 4/17

Prom: 5/1 Honor Grad Breakfast: 4/28 Senior Awards Night: 5/18 Senior Picnic: 5/27 Graduation Practice: 5/27 Graduation: 5/27 PTO Grad Night: 5/27 Early Release Days 10/11 and 12/19, 3/6, - 11:30 am School Holidays (Students)9/2, 10/14, 11/11, 11/25-29, 12/19-1/7, 1/20, 2/17, 3/9-13, 4/10, 5/25 Important Dates 8/19 Senior Lighting Ceremony 6 pm 8/22- Open House 6pm 8/26 –Sr. Parent Info/ Financial Aid Night 6:30 9/9 –9th/10th/New to TX Parent Information Night—6:30 pm 9/16– Jr. Parent Information Night 6:30 pm 9/23–Spanish Parent Info Night 6:30 pm

1/16-Incoming 9th graders Parent Info Night 6:30pm 1/30-Upperclassman Parent Info Night 6:30 pm 2/6- “Everything Under the Sun” Information Night Class Fair 5:30 Advance Course Information 7PM 4/16- NHS Induction Ceremony 6pm 4/17- Sr. Meeting w/ Dr. Murrell 4/28-Honor Graduate Breakfast 8am (Invitation Only) 5/1– Prom 5/1 -Panoramic Picture (before release)

5/18- Senior Awards Night 6:30pm-Auditorium 5/27 - Graduation Practice 5/27- Senior Picnic 5/27 - Graduation 7:30 pm Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion

Counselor Web page, click here

Get your sponsorship, table, tickets now… go to: Boots and Bling 2020

Grand Oaks High School March 25th at 6:30 pm—College and

Career Information for all current 11th

graders

March 25, 2020

TESTING SCHEDULE

May 4-16, 2020

Online Information

AST

Campus Life

Cavalier Connection

Child Nutrition

CISD Calendar

CISD Website

Exemption Policy

Faculty/Staff

Parent Access Center

Parent Resources

TWCP Website

What Bus Do I Ride?

School Cash Online

TEA School Accountability

Assistant Principals

Danny Johnson

A-CLE

Lee Koslosky

CFL-GOL

Mitch Marriott

GOM-LD

Victoria Brinkman

LEE-O

Kelsea Meredith

P-SI

Ashley Wallace

SJ-Z

Counselors Christina Flores

Lead Counselor

Debra Creel

College and Career

Meagan Lowery-9th grade

A-LEE

Shannon Andersen- 9th Grade

LEF-Z

Cindy Doud

A-CASP

Dion Henry

CASQ-FIL

Cindy Cook/Junette Mihelich

FIM-H

Mary Edgerly

I-MAS

Chiante Deal

MAT-PRE

Jamie Slabaugh

PRF-STEP

Tammy Morrow

STBQ-Z

Class of 2021 Montgomery County Next Generation Leadership Program Applications for the Class of 2021 Montgomery County Next Generation Leadership Program were sent out through Naviance on January 16th. Student interested in apply-ing to this program will need to complete the online application, upload a resume and unofficial transcript, and have a teacher complete and email their recommendation form all by March 6th. This is a competitive program, not all students that apply will be chosen. This is a great program where rising seniors (you will participate in this your senior year) meet with other students from Montgomery County in sessions with leaders from across many aspects (medical, government, development, etc) of our county. Former students have made great contacts during this program and learned more about leadership through their participation. More information as well as the application can be obtained at: https://www.efta-us.org/next-generation-leadership.html

Next Generation Leadership Education for Tomorrow Alliance is proud to partner with the Conroe/Lake Conroe Chamber of Com-merce to offer the Next Generation Leadership program to 12th grade students in the Chamber service area. The program is intended to provide promising students with the opportunity to learn about leader-ship at work in Montgomery County and to cultivate individual leadership skills through interactions ...www.efta-us.org

CPHS WEDNESDAYS February 26

Just 30 Days

Click here for video

Cavalier Challenge: Matt Cutts says that small sustainable changes are more likely to

stick if we make it a 30 day challenge. In the end of the video he offers up our

challenge. He says, “What are you waiting for think about something you have

wanted to try and give it a shot for the next 30 days.“

Wichita State University Tue March 3, 2020 10:00 AM Lone Star College Wed March 4, 2020 8:00 AM Texas Tech University Thu March 5, 2020 9:00 AM Lone Star College Wed March 18, 2020 8:00 AM

Texas Public Admissions Standards List see here

Tardy Policy

Students are expected to be in their

assigned classrooms when the tardy

bell rings. Each student is allowed

six tardies per semester, and each of

those six tardies is a warning. The

purpose of the warnings is to help

students deal with mishaps in the

hall, bad weather, heavy traffic, etc.

When a student exceeds six tardies,

the student will begin receiving

consequences from their Assistant

Principal. Tardies will start over

after each semester. Students seen

intentionally being tardy may have

all tardy privileges revoked and

consequences elevated. Students

who drive to school may have

additional consequences including

suspension of parking and/or loss of

parking privileges.

LUNCH DROP-OFF POLICY:

Safety is the upmost importance for

our students. For the safety of our

students, all lunches brought in to

school for your student will need to

be signed in at the front office.

Lunches will be taken to the AP

office for the students to pick-up.

There will be NO food deliveries

accepted by any outside vendor.

Our students know that the AP

office is the location to pick up

items. Thank you for your help and

cooperation.

You can also find us on

Facebook and Twitter

CAVALIER EXPRESS:

The Cavalier Express will

have spirit shirts and

items, as well as Pep Rally

T’s, football tickets, and

much more. Stop by and

say Hi!

Click

Herff Jones

will continue to

take orders

online for

Announcements, Cap and

Gowns. Orders maybe placed

at mygradaccount.com

*Herff Jones will be on cam-

pus March 19th for sales or

answer any questions during

all lunches.

Graduation is May 27,

2020 at 7:30 pm at

the Cynthia Woods

Mitchell Pavilion

Senior Dues - $125 due by March 6th Dues paid later than 3/6/2020 are not guaranteed to receive a Sr. T-shirt.

Senior class dues are for all the activities throughout the school year; these can be paid

online through the SchoolCash Online. Please see Mr. Koslosky or Mr. Johnson for

more information, or if you are having difficulty paying senior dues.

Please note:

*Senior Dues are optional. Seniors do not have to pay any dues to graduate. *Seniors who graduate

early may still pay dues and participate in all activities. *Any senior attending Prom MUST

pay dues. *An early graduate cannot go as a date to prom. They are considered seniors and must pay

dues.

CP Grad Night May 27, 2020 $50 register now at

cpgradnight.org

Senior Dues Cover:

* Senior Lighting

*Senior T-Shirt (Spring)

*Prom Ticket (Sr. Only)

*Senior Picnic

Senior Dues do NOT Cover:

*Cap, Gown or Graduation Announcements

*Prom Date Ticket

*Homecoming Ticket

*Panoramic Picture

*Prom Pictures

*GradNight ‘20

Important Reminders and Dates

for Seniors

-Senior Dues Deadline-March 6th $125 (dues must be paid to attend Prom/Sr. Picnic) -Exemption Policy for Exams -Senior Meeting with Dr. Murrell 4/17/20 -Honor Grad Breakfast by invitation 4/28/20 -Senior Awards Night 5/18/20 -Senior Sign Day 5/20/20 -Senior Exams 5/19/20-5/22/20 -Senior Last Day if all criteria is met 5/22/20 -Senior Picnic 5/27/20 -Graduation Practice 5/27/20 -Graduation 5/27/20

PROM 2020 —- May 1, 2020

Ticket sales will be April 6th-24th.

VERIFICATION OF

ENROLLEMENT (VOE)

INFORMATION:

VOE ‘s can be requested in

the Grade Level Office.

Please

allow 24 hours for processing

after request is made and can be picked

TWCP- DRIVER EDUCATION

CLASSES For class information you

can go on-line at http://www.esc6.net/apps/

pages/index.jsp?

For more information, please contact Chris

Hemphill 936.435.8325 or

chemphill@esc6.net

PEER TUTORING— College and Career Center Monday - Thursday from 2:45 pm to 4:00 pm.

Just in time for the Spring Sports , Academic and Fine Arts Competition season, we have an exciting opportunity to boost school spirit at College Park presented by the CP Cheerleaders and Card MYard.

You can CP a student's yard!

The package includes Cavaliers signage, 2 graphics of your choice, accent stars, Cavalier graphic, College Park pennant, "You've been CP'd" yard signs and a door hanger stating who CP'd you and how to continue the chain. Orders can be made through cpspirit.com

To access information regarding Drivers Education for the

Spring of 2020 Please click on the link below scroll down and

click on the CP Logo.

https://squareup.com/store/ESC6SET

ESC 6 Safety Education and Training - Square, Inc. The Safety

Education and Training Department (SET) provides hands on

and classroom instruction, training, and certifications to a

variety of individuals including: district students, staff,

trainers, employees, parents, and the community by offering an

assortment of safety programs that meet a wide range of

individual needs. The department is structured to provide

safety trainings and ...squareup.com

TAFE took the most students to state than any other chapter! In addition to our National Qualifiers and Student of the Year I would like to share news about many other outstanding teams.

The following were rewarded with Ribbon Recognition of Excellence: Blue Ribbons: Bulletin Board- Gillian Spreen & Lily Oleksy Bulletin Board- McKenna Jacobs & Grace Araya Bulletin Board- Danyelle Rea & Acacia Ward Bulletin Board- Madelyn Ramos & Molly Welch Bulletin Board- Madison Frantzen & Hannah Deverse Teaching Project: Lauren St. John & Emma Hendershot Fundraising Project: Adrinna Arevlo & Sariah Diaz Red Ribbons: Bulletin Board- Maggie Foster & Molly Welch Service Project- Sophia Young & Sariah Diaz White Ribbon: Education Project: Victoria Arp & Denisse Cabrera

31 place winners!!

14 out of 17 categories were 1st place

9 student will advance to Internationals (2 freshman)

They will be going to State at the end of March to try

to qualify more for Internationals!!

Great job!!

Power Lifting

Power lifting saw the boys team place third this weekend at The Highlander Invitational. Collin Burgess placed 3rd, Andrew Veres 4th, Zach Mills 2nd, Grant Ferguson 3rd in their re-spective weight classes with Caleb Williams win-ning his and setting a class record for the meet in bench press along with Perry Irchirl who won his weight class and set a new class deadlift record and new total weight record for his class while receiving a heavy platform award for outstanding lifter.

CP’s Children Book is going to Nationals !

(McKenna Jacobs and Danyelle Rea) and

Dennise Cabrera named Student of the Year and

awarded $1000 scholarship

Tennis

Sr Ronin Burke and Jr Olof Persson won the doubles event this wknd at the Klein Invitational while Sr Andrew He finished second.

Golf

Girls golf won the Brenham Invitational with the B team finishing 4th.

Emily Madeley finished in 2nd place individually. The boys B team finished

2nd.

The Bass Fishing Team Members Blake Birkhead and Connor Blang placed 6th at Sam Rayburn Tournament DECA

111 attend state with 43 advancing to Internationals and 16 alternates. 53% in the top 2 of the areas we competed in. and 39% in 1st place! Wrestling

Took 11 to State and end-

ed as a Team Girls 3rd and

Boys 5th. Girls had 2

Champions

95 lb – Olivia Degeorgio,

185 lb – Brittyn Corbishley

4th place (119 lb - Jayden Bazemore);

Boys had a Silver medalist (152 lb – Brandon

Thomas); boys bronze (160 lb – Jonathan Wertz,

5th place (120 lb Roman De La Cruz); 2 in

6th (106 lb – Anthony Marino and 126 lb – Corey

Camden.

CAVALIERS OF THE WEEK

REVELIERS

Finished their contest season with a great showing at the Klein Oak Crowd Pleasers contest. Emma

Summers was 1st runner up in junior solo, 1st place duet for Delaney Harvey and Emma Weixel.

Rev officers were super sweepstakes and overall choreography and technique, 1st place officer modern

dance, 1st place contemporary dance, Judges award for Modern dance, and State Champion Award;

Team earned Super Sweepstakes and overall choreography and technique, 2nd in Jazz, 3rd in Kick, 2nd in

Pom.

Kathleen Conrad Special Education, Life Skills

Erin Newcomb Special Education Teacher

FFA Calendar

Ashley Covington, Special Education

Half Day

Spring Break

FFA Meeting 6:30pm

Montgomery county Starts

Girls Soccer beats Conroe 5-0 Boys Soccer beats Conroe 3-1

College Park sends 7 to TMEA All-State

College Park was well represented this last weekend in San Antonio with our Band, Choir, and Orchestra Students. The All-State students participated in three days of rehearsals during the TMEA Clinic/Convention. Thousands of attendees enjoyed their performances as the extraordinary event came to a close.

All-State Students are as follows:

Alex Bass-Hill-Band, Dylan Boyer-Band, Henry Liu-Band, Riley Glaesmann-Choir, Amanda Russell-Choir, Dylan Manfield-Orchestra and Chris Chan-Orchestra

The National English Honor Society membership drive will begin on Monday, February 3rd.

Current Freshmen, Sophomore, and Junior students with a 4.0 GPA or higher are eligible to

apply. Students with a 3.5 GPA or higher can apply if they include a letter of recommenda-

tion from a teacher. Applications are available through your English teachers OR with Ms.

Ward in room 2308.

The LAST DAY applications will be accepted is Friday, February 28th.

Please send any questions to Ms.Ward @ lward@conroeisd.net.

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Second Samuel Performances-February 28, March 2, 4, 6, 17, 18, 19

The God Committee Performances-April 22, 23, 24, 25 at 7:00pm

Theatre III/IV Class Community Engaged Theatre Project in the Black Box Performance- November 19th at 7:00pm

CP Theatre

2019-2020 Season

March 26: Spring Varsity Orchestra Concert-CP Auditorium 7pm April 2: Varsity String Orchestra UIL Contest-Klein Cain April 13: Non-Varsity Orchestra Concert – CP April 16: Non-Varsity String Orchestra UIL Contest- Klein Cain HS. April 30: Full Orchestra UIL-Klein HS. May 7: Orchestra Banquet – Woodlands Coun-try Club – 6-10 pm May 16: Orchestra Senior Farewell Concert-CP 7pm May 20: String Fling-Large Gym. 6pm May 23: State Solo and Ensemble-UT Austin.

cporchestra.com for more information.

TWCP Orchestra Events

Cavalier Band Please mark down these dates in your calendar:

March 7-11– Disney Trip Mar 21 - Percussion Ensemble Concert 7pm April 14-15-UIL Concert/SR Contest April 17-UIL Concert/SR Contest Wind Ensemble April 27—Spring Band Concert 7pm May 9-Band Banquet May 19-21 New Marcher Mini Camp

College Park Band & Guard MULCH SALE

Support our wonderful program and spruce up your yard for the spring! Visit our website at www.cpcband.org and order mulch today. There is even an option for your mulch to be delivered to your home by friendly band and guard kids. Sale ends March 27th. Delivery or pick up is on April 4. Order yours today!

Cavalier Choir Members

Please mark down these dates in your calendar: Mar 6-7 Madrigal Concert (RnB) Mar 20-21 Placement Parties (Incoming Knox Students) Apr 02 Pre-UIL Concert Apr TBD UIL Contest (date to be determined) Apr 25-26 Spring Trip May 11 Pop Show

http://cavalierchoir.com/booster-news/

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Cavalier Golf

Powerlifting

Lady Cavalier Soccer Cavalier Tennis CP Track and Field

Cavalier Baseball Cavalier Softball 3/3-CP @ K Collins 4:30/6:15 pm

3/5-7-CP @ Burnet Tourney

3/10-CP @ K Forest 4:30/6:15 pm

3/11 CP vs ORHS 4:30/6:15 pm

3/17 CP vs Spendora 4:30/6pm

3/20 CP @ K Oak 4:30/6:15pm

3/24 CP vs K Cain 4:30/6:15 pm

3/27 CP @ Klein 4:30/6:15pm

2/28 CP @ K Collins4:30/5:45/7:30 pm

3/3 CP vs K Forest 4:30/5:45/7:30 pm

3/6 CP CP @ ORHS 4:30/5:45/7:30pm

3/13 CP vs K Oak 4:30/5:45/7:30 pm

3/17 CP @ K Cain 4:30/5:45/7:30 pm

3/20 CP vs Klein 4:30/5:45/7:30 pm

3/5 CP @ Atascocita Invite

3/14 CP @ True Team/Kingwood

3/21 CP –College Park Invite

3/26-28 CP Rice Invitational

4/8 CP @ District Meet

4/16 Area Championship

4/24-25 Regional Championship

5/9 State Championship

3/4-CP G@ Regional Championship

3/7-CP B @ Regional Championship

3/20-22 CP G @ State

Championship

3/27-29 CP B @ State Championship

3/5 –CP @ Cy Ranch Invite

3/20-21 CP @ Katy Invite

3/27– CP @ Kingwood, Lamar, Cy

Ranch

4/2-3 District Championships

4/15-17 Regionals Championship

5/21-22 State Championship

3/3 CP @ K Forest 5:30/7:15 pm

3/6 CP vs ORHS 4:30/5:45/7:30pm

3/13 CP @ K Oak 5:30/7:15pm

3/17 CP vs K Cain 5:30/7:15 pm

3/20 CP @ Klein 5:30/7:15 pm

3/6-7 CP M @ Creed/Moorhead Invite

CP L @ Dameron Classic

3/16 CP M@ Klein Invite

3/20-21 CP L @ Kingwood Classic

3/24-25 CP Ladies District

3/31-4/1 CP Men’s District

3/3 CP vs Conroe 7pm

3/5-7 CP @ Barbers Hill Tourney

3/10 CP @ Conroe 7pm

3/12-14 CP @ Brenham Tournament

3/17 CP @ TWHS 7pm

3/20 CP vs TWHS 7pm

3/21 CP V K Collins 7pm

3/24 CP @ K Collins 7pm

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