Pre Kinder Supply ListPre Kinder Supply List4 boxes of crayons (24 ct)1 bottle of white glue 4oz6 glue sticks1 box of washable markers (12 ct)1 package of playdough2 boxes of tissue1 package wooden #2 pencils1 pair of scissors (blunt-tip)1 large pink eraser1 spiral notebook1 box of watercolors (basic set of 8)2 plastic folders with brads & pockets (1 red, 1 blue)Last name A-L 1 package brown paper bags 1 box zipper seal plastic bags (gallon) 1 hand sanitizer 12 ozLast name M-Z 1 package white paper bags; 1 box zipper seal plastic bags (quart) 1 package of stickers

Kindergarten Supply ListKindergarten Supply List4 boxes of crayons (24 ct) 2 bottles of white glue 8 oz1 pair of scissors (blunt-tip)1 package of 8 washable markers2 large white or pink erasers6 glue sticks1 primary journal2 boxes of tissue1 school box36 wooden #2 pencils3 plastic folders with brads & pockets (1 red, 1 blue, 1 green)1 -20 oz hand sanitizer1 box of colored pencils-Girls only-1 package 50 count large paper plates1 box of zipper seal bags (quart)

-Boys only-1 package paper bags (50 ct.)1 box of zipper seal bags (gallon)

First Grade Supply ListFirst Grade Supply List3 boxes of crayons (24 ct) 6 glue sticks1 pair of scissors (blunt-tip)1 bottle white glue (4 oz)2 large erasers2 primary journals1 stretchable book cover1 wide ruled spiral notebook 70 pg.1 ruler (12 in)2 large boxes of tissue1 plastic school box/pencil bag4 dozen #2 pencils5 plastic folders with brads & pockets (1 red, 1 blue, 1 green, 1 purple, 1 yellow) 12 pencil top erasers1 box of washable markers (primary colors)1 three ring binder (1in)1 -20oz hand sanitizer 1 box zipper seal bags (boys-quart, girls-gallon)

Second Grade Supply ListSecond Grade Supply List2 boxes of crayons (24 ct)6 glue sticks1 pair of scissors1 bottle white glue (8 oz)1 three ring binder (1 in)3 wide ruled single subject spiral notebooks 70 pgs. (no design)1 package paper plates (boys-9 in & girls 6 in)1 composition journal2 large boxes of tissue1 plastic school box (6x8 in)48 sharpened pencils #26 plastic folders with brads & pockets no design (2 red, 1 blue, 1 green, 1 purple, 1 yellow)1 box zipper seal bags (boys-quart, girls-gallon)

1 package pencil top erasers1 box of washable markers (8 primary colors)2 packages wide rule loose leaf notebook paper1 handheld pencil sharpner

Third Grade Supply ListThird Grade Supply List2 boxes of crayons (24 ct) 4 glue sticks (no purple)1 pair of scissors1 white binder (1in)2 large erasers6 wide ruled single subject spiral notebooks 70 pgs. (solid colors)1 box of colored pencils1 package pencil top erasers1 ruler (12 in)1 highlighter3 boxes of tissue4 dozen #2 wooden sharpened pencils6 pocket folders with brads (2 red, 2 blue, 2 green)1 box zipper seal bags (last name A-L gallon & M-Z quart)2 large packages of notebook paper wide ruled 150 count1 large pencil bag w/3 rings (zipper-no boxes) 1 bottle glue 8 oz1 package dividers (8 ct)1 box of 8 markers in the basic colors1 wide ruled composition book1 handheld sharpener1 20 oz bottle of hand sanitizer

Fourth Grade Supply ListFourth Grade Supply List1 box of crayons (24 ct)1 package of red pens (10)1 pair of metal scissors2 package of dividers (8 pack) 1 box of colored pencils (24) 2 packages of pencil top erasers (10ct)

3 composition notebooks4 spiral notebooks 70 pgs (hole punched)1 bottle of white glue 8 oz. 4 glue sticks (last name N-Z)2 packages (150 sheets) wide ruled paper (no college ruled)60 #2 wooden pencils with erasers10 folders w/brads & pockets 2 of each: (red, blue, green, purple, yellow)1 box of zipper seal bags (last name A-M gallon, N-Z quart)1 three ring binder (1in) (NO Trapper Keeper)1 -20 oz bottle of antibacterial hand sanitizer2 boxes of tissue 1 highlighter

Fifth Grade Supply List1 box of crayons (24 ct)2 large or 4 small glue sticks1 large pair of pointed scissors1 package of pencil top erasers1 solid color 3 ring binder (1in)2 packages of dividers with tabs (5 ct)3 composition journals (black & white cover)1 package 3 x 5 ruled white index cards1 package 8 to 10 count markers2 highlighters1 wide ruled spiral1 bottle white glue1 -3 or 5 subject notebook1 box of colored pencils (24 ct)3 packages of # 2 pencils (24 ct) (no mechanical pencils)5 folders with brads & pockets (1 red, 1 blue, 1 green, 1 purple, 1 yellow)3-150 count packages of loose leaf paper (wide ruled)1 box of zipper seal bags (last name A-M gallon, N-Z quart)1 20 oz hand sanitizer (last name A-M)

3 large boxes of tissue (last name N-Z)1 pencil bag with zipper2 large stretchable book covers1 large eraser1 package pens (last name A-M red, N-Z blue)1 ruler (12”)

Sixth Grade Supply ListSixth Grade Supply List2 highlighters (yellow)2 large or 4 small glue sticks 1 pair of scissors2 packages of dividers (5ct)3 pocket folders with brads & pockets2-(1 1/2”) 3 ring binders (plain)1 small package of graph paper1 package of black pens1 package of red pens1 package of markers 10 ct. 1 box of crayons (24 ct)1 protractor1 handheld sharpener3 spiral notebooks 70 pgs3 packages of #2 pencils 24 ct (no mechanical pencils)2-150 ct packages of loose leaf paper wide ruled (no college ruled)1 box of 24 ct. colored pencils1 box of zipper seal bags depending on last name (A-M quart, N-Z gallon)1 20 oz hand sanitizer (last name A-M)3 large boxes of tissue (last name N-Z)1 ruler 12”3 stretchable book covers1 pencil bag with zipper3 composition notebooks

2013-2014 SHARYLAND ISD SUPPLY LIST

Volume 18 Edition 1 August 2013

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Girls’ Dress Code1. The length of any skirt or dress cannot be more than two inches above the top of the kneecap, nor may slits in clothing extend two inches above the knee. 2. Skorts are not permitted in grades 7-12.3. Leggings, jeggings and form-fi tting pants are not allowed in grades 3-12 unless worn with an acceptable length of garment. 4. Sleeveless blouses or tee-shirts are permitted as long as entire shoulder is covered and undergarments are not visible. Halter tops, tank tops, or revealing or form-fi tting tops are not allowed.5. No bare midriffs are allowed (whether student is in sitting or standing position or with raised arm) even if covered by another piece of clothing such as a sweater or a jacket.6. Backless dresses, halter tops, tank tops, revealing or form- fi tting tops, or dresses with spaghetti straps are not allowed.7. Proper undergarments must be worn. No pajama type clothing is allowed.8. Chains attached to the waistline are not permitted.9. All shirt tails (even on shirts [such as fl annel shirts with orwithout lining] worn over other shirts) will be fully tucked in. Only blouses that complement skirt or pants may be worn untucked. Oversized, ill-fi tting, or revealing shirts/ tops are not permitted. 10. Shoes which are noisy or present a safety concern are not permitted. Steel-toed footwear and shoes with wheels are not allowed.11. Hats, caps, hoods, sweat bands, or bandannas are not permitted.12. Sunglasses are not permitted in buildings.13. No students shall wear any garment or piece of clothing which advertises, promotes, or depicts the following: alcoholic beverages, tobacco products, illegal drugs, obscenities or anything of a sexual nature, violence, heavy metal groups, cults, gangs, or anything which may be found objectionable in character.14. No shorts of any type are allowed in grades 7-12. PK-6 may wear walking shorts or sport shorts, length must be no shorter than two inches above the knee. However, no boxers, or short-shorts are allowed. 15. Torn or tattered clothing or torn or tattered jeans that show skin or undergarments are not permitted even if the student is wearing leggings underneath the jeans. No undergarments should be visible.16. Straps on overalls must be properly fastened.17. No visible tattoos are allowed.18. Pants must be worn at the waistline, so that no skin or undergarments are exposed.19. Warm-up pants with fasteners down the sides are not permitted.20. All clothing must be worn in a proper, customary manner.21. Oversized, ill-fi tting pants and other similar articles of clothing are not permitted.22. No military style of clothing is allowed.23. Trench coats, dusters, and overcoats not allowed.24. Outlandish or distracting jewelry or accessories are not allowed.25. At the secondary level, make-up (including nail polish) shall not be outlandish, distracting, or gang or cult related. At the elementary level, neither make-up (including outlandish nail polish) is allowed.26. At the elementary level artifi cial nails (i.e. acrylic, sculp tured, silk, linen and fi ber wraps, or gel nails) are not allowed.27. No body piercing, except for ears (must not be distracting), is permitted.28. Extreme, outlandish, or distracting styles or hair coloration is not permitted. Some examples of such styles are Mohawks, spikes, tails, razor lines, white walls with long hair in back. When in question, determination of hair-style violations is at the discretion of the campus administrators. 29. Pants or other garments of any type with words, letters or symbols written across the seat are not permitted.30. Pants in grades 7-12 must extend to mid-calf or below. No shorts of any type are allowed in grades 7-12.

Welcome to the 2013-14 school year!! It’s going to be an AWESOME one! Sharyland staff are excited and ready to educate your children. Each staff member has attended at least 3 days of professional development this summer to better meet the needs of our students; many of them attended sessions on technology integration to continue improving on the BYOD initiative. We encourage you to allow

your child to bring their device to school to facilitate their learning and to prepare them for life beyond high school. You should have already signed the BYOD permission slip when you completed the online registration. Our teachers will continue to receive ideas on how to integrate technology into their lessons throughout this school year.This year, we encourage you as parents, to use the technology available to you. We have a wealth of information on our website that will help you stay abreast of your child’s education. Visiting the District website, along with the individual school website, will keep you completely “in the loop.” We are working to make our websites more user-friendly, so if you have suggestions, please feel free to give us input! This school year is our last year to be a one high school district. We invite you to keep track of the progress of the construction by visiting our district website. On the homepage, look on the left side about 3/4 of the way down you will see a rectangle that says “2nd High School.” Click on that link and you will see pictures from the very

beginning to current work that is taking place. Construction is on track and we will be opening the doors of Sharyland Pioneer High School for the 2014-15 school year. As the summer break comes to a close, our athletes are preparing for an award-winning season, our band students are already practicing to ensure a Division I year, and our teachers are diligently preparing their classrooms in anticipation of your children. I would like to remind you that I have an open door policy and would love to meet each and every parent in the district. If you have a few minutes, please come by to see me, email me, or call to make an appointment. We want to work with you to make this year a positively memorable one for your child! Together we will make Sharyland… Simply the BEST!!!

Superintendent’sMessage

Students New to the District August 6, 7 & 8 8:30 am - 11:30 am and 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm

Senior Registration August 12(A-L 8:30 - 11:30 am. M-Z 1:30 - 3:30 pm)

Junior Registration August 13(A-L 8:30 - 11:30 am. M-Z 1:30 - 3:30 pm)

Sophomore Registration August 14 (A-L 8:30 - 11:30 am. M-Z 1:30 - 3:30 pm)

Freshman Registration August 15 (A-L 8:30 - 11:30 am. M-Z 1:30 - 3:30 pm)

New students are required to provide Proof of Residency (only current light bill will be accepted), Immunization Records, Social Security Card, Birth Certifi cate, and Records from previous school.Students coming from a school outside of the United States will need to take a LEP (Limited English Profi cient) placement test on the day they register.All parking permits for senior, junior and sophomore students will be distributed on August 14 from 8:30 am - 11:30 am and 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm at the pavilion.

As new technology continues to change the world in which we live, it also provides many new and positive educational benefi ts for classroom instruction. To encourage this growth, and to ensure that we are truly empowering 21st Century Learners, Sharyland ISD is continuing our BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) initiative. Our network accepts and supports non-district devices in an effort to allow students/staff to bring their own technology devices on campus and to use them in the classroom to enhance the learning process. The decision to allow students to bring their own technology devices onto campus rests with the campus Principal, and whether students will be allowed to use their own devices in the classroom (including when and how) will be determined by each classroom teacher.

BYOD is a Privilege, not a Right The use of technology to access educational material is not a necessity or a right, but a privilege. A student does not have a right to use his or her laptop, cell phone or other electronic device while at school. When abused, privileges will be taken away. When respected, they will benefi t from the learning environment as a whole. Students and parents/guardians participating in BYOD must adhere to the Student Code of Conduct, as well as all Board policies, particularly Technology Resources (Policy CQ).

For more information please visit our website: www.sharylandisd.org

Dr. Virginia N. Richter

Sharyland ISD BYOD (Bring Your Own Device)

Sharyland High School Registration Datesfor the 2013-14 School Year

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Community Education ServicesThe Federal Programs Department offers a variety of support services for students and their families. Services include the following: - Extended learning opportunities and support for Migrant families - Parent Education Classes such as English as a Second Language and Parenting Skills - Extended educational services for Bilingual students and Immigrant families For information regarding the following programs, contact, Teresa Gonzalez, Federal Programs Director at (956) 580-5200.

Servicios de Educación para la ComunidadEl Departamento de Programas Federales ofrece una variedad de servicios de apoyo para estudiantes y sus familias. Los siguientes son algunos de los servicios que ofrecemos: - Extensiones de oportunidades de aprendizaje para familias migrantes - Clases de educación para los padres, tales como inglés como segundo idioma y habilidades de crianza - Extensión de servicios educativos para los estudiantes bilingües y las familias inmigrantesPara obtener información sobre estos servicios, por favor póngase en contacto con: Teresa Gonzalez, Directora de Programas Federales 956-580-5200

Child Nutrition ProgramMeal Applications: Each household is required to complete a meal application each school year. Applications are available at your campus, child nutrition offi ce and on-line. Visit the SISD home page to get started. Complete one application for all children in the household. Result letters will be mailed within 10 days of processing. Breakfast and lunch are offered daily. Menus and nutritional analysis are accessible online. To deposit money into your child’s meal account use the Child Nutrition Services box on the home page or pay by check or cash at your child’s campus. Students with a negative lunch account greater than $5.00 will receive two courtesy meals. Thereafter, it will be the parents responsibility to provide lunch from home until the students’ account is current. A courtesy meal consists of graham crackers and milk for breakfast and a cheese sandwich with milk for lunch. The U.S. Department of Agriculture prohibits discrimination against its customers, employees, and applicants for employment on the bases of race, color, national origin, age, disability, gender, gender identity, religion, reprisal, and where applicable, political beliefs, marital status,familial or parental status, sexual orientation, or all or part of an individual’s income is derived from any public assistance program, or protected genetic information in employment or in any program or activity conducted or funded by the Department. (Not all prohibited bases will apply to all programs and/or employment activities.)

Child Find/Child Serve Services Provided by Sharyland I.S.D.

Do you know a child or a student between the ages of birth through 21 who shows signs of developmental delays, on-going learning problems, behavioral or medical problems that interfere with learning? Do you suspect the presence of a disability?Child Find can help you and your family make connections to services in the district or community. Every child has the right to equal education in the state of Texas. Don’t let your child be left behind in his/her attempts to be successful.

Services could include: Screenings and assessments, including hearing and vision Physical, occupational, speech and language therapy Consultation with therapists Activities to develop learning and eating skills Activities to help social and emotional development Assistive Technology Transportation Moving on to school or other services as needed at age 3 or when graduating from the program Nutritional services Supporting childcare or preschool teachers of enrolled children Home visits to develop special plans Cost: ECI services are provided at no cost to the family regardless of income.

Children Ages 3-21 yearsThe following are criteria which may qualify a student for special education services: Visually Impaired (0 mos. - 21)

Hearing Impaired (0 mos. - 21) Intellectual Disability (3-21) Speech Impaired (3-21) Orthopedically Impaired (3-21) Emotionally Disturbed (3-21) Learning Disabilities (3-21) Individuals who are health impaired (3-21) Brain Trauma Injuries (3-21) Non-Categorical Early Childhood Multiple

Disabilities (3-21) Autism or other pervasive developmental

disorders (3-21)

How to Make a ReferralAny person who knows of a child/student who age is 0-21 and is having any developmental delays and/or diffi culties in learning may make a referral. Call the Special Education Offi ce for Children ages 0 through 21.

Sharyland I.S.D Child Find/Child Serve (956) 580-5218Debra Alaniz Special Education Directordalaniz-roque@sharylandisd.org

Boys’ Dress Code1. Hair length must pass a three way test. The test involves the length of hair not extending below the eyebrows when lightly pulled down, below the earlobes and must not extend below the top of a buttoned down dress shirt collar.2. Sideburns must be kept trimmed and should not extend below the earlobe. Sideburns should not exceed 1/2 inch in width.3. Mustaches and beards are not permitted.4. Extreme, outlandish, or distracting hairstyles or coloration is not permitted. Some examples of such styles are Mohawks, spikes, tails, razor lines, white walls with long hair in back, or completely shaven head. When in question, determination of hair-style violations is at the discretion of the campus administrators. It is obvious that hair cannot grow overnight; therefore, if the hair style is not acceptable at the secondary level, the student will be placed in ISS until the hair grows to an adequate length or until the hair style is made acceptable.5. Sleeveless shirts are not permitted.6. No earrings, nose studs, or body parts piercing are to be worn or displayed on school premises or at school-sponsored events. This includes string, plastic studs, etc. which are used to keep the pierced hole open.7. Chains attached to the waistline are not permitted.8. All shirts must be fully tucked in.9. Shoes which are noisy or present a safety concern are not allowed. Steel-toed footwear and shoes with wheels are not allowed.10. Hats, caps, hoods, sweatbands, headbands, or bandannas are not permitted.11. Sunglasses are not permitted in buildings.12. No student shall wear any garment or piece of clothing which advertises, promotes, or depicts the following: alcoholic beverages, tobacco products, illegal drugs, obscenities or anything of a sexual nature, violence, heavy metal groups, cults, gangs, or anything which may be found objectionable in character or depicts a negative connotation.13. No short pants of any type are allowed in grades 7-12. PK-6 may wear walking shorts and sport shorts, length must be no shorter than two inches above the knee. However, no boxers, or short-shorts are allowed. 14. Torn or tattered clothing or torn or tattered jeans that show skin or undergarments are not allowed. 15. Straps on overalls must be properly fastened.16. No visible tattoos or make-up is allowed.17. Pants must be worn at the waistline. No skin or undergarments should be visible.18. Warm-up pants with fasteners down the legs are not per mitted.19. All clothing must be worn in a proper, customary manner.20. Oversized, ill-fi tting pants and other similar articles of clothing are not allowed.21. No military style clothing is allowed.22. Trench coats, dusters, and overcoats are not allowed.23. Outlandish or distracting jewelry or accessories are not allowed.24. Proper undergarments must be worn. No pajama type clothing is allowed.25. Pants or other garments of any type with words or letters written across the seat are not permitted.

It is obvious that hair cannot grow overnight; therefore, if the hair style is not acceptable, at the secondary level, the student will be placed in ISS until the hair grows to an adequate length or until the hair style is made acceptable.

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VACCINE K - 4th 5th - 6th 7th 8th-11th 12th

This chart summarizes the vaccine requirements incorporated in Title 25 Health Services, §§97.61-97.72 of the Texas Administrative Code. This chart is not intended as a substitute for consulting the Texas Administrative Code, which has other provisions and details.

Minimum State Vaccine Requirements for Texas School Entrance/Attendance

Diphtheria, Tetanus Toxoid, and Pertussis Vaccine (DTP, DTaP, DT, Td, Tdap)

Polio

Measles, Mumps, Rubella (MMR)²

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In accordance with the Title VI – Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX – Education Amendment of 1972, Section 504 – Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1992, the Sharyland Independent School District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, sex, religion or handicap.

2013-2014 SHARYLAND INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT CALENDAR

1st Semester ( 79 Days) 2nd Semester ( 96 Days)

August 2013 M TU W TH F 1 2 5 6 7 8 9 12 13 14 15 16 {19} {20} {21} {22} 23 [26 27 28 29 30

September 2013 M TU W TH F 2 3 4 5 6 9 10 11 12 13 16 17 18 19 20 23 24 25 26 27] 30

October 2013 M TU W TH F [1 2 3 4 7 8 9 10 11 14* 15 16 17 18 21 22 23 24 25 28 29 30 31

November 2013 M TU W TH F 1 4 5 6 7 8] [11 12 13 14 15 18 19 20 21 22 {25} {26} {27} 28 29

December 2013 M TU W TH F 2 3 4 5 6 9 10 11 12 13 16 17 18 19 20] 23 24 25 26 27 30 31

January 2014 M TU W TH F 1 2 3 6 { 7 } [8 9 10 13 14 15 16 17 20 21 22 23 24 27 28 29 30 31

REPORTING PERIODS DAYS Semester 1 1ST Reporting Period 25 2nd Reporting Period 29 3rd Reporting Period 25 79 Semester 2 4th Reporting Period 32 5th Reporting Period 30 6th Reporting Period 34 96 Total School Days 175 Preparation/In-service Days 12 Total Days 187 STUDENT HOLIDAYS DATES Columbus Day 10/14 Thanksgiving 11/25 - 11/29 Winter Break 12/23 – 1/7 President’s Day 2/17 Spring Break 3/10-3/14 Easter 4/18 Bad Weather Days 10/14, 2/17 In-service Days 8/19-22, 1/7, 2/17 Preparation Days 8/23, 1/6, 6/2 Summer School Prep Day 6/2 Equivalency Days 11/25-27 State Testing Days Dates in Green Summer School 05/4 CODES

New Staff Inservice Student Holiday [ Reporting Period Begins ] Reporting Period Ends

{ } Staff Inservice Days Staff Preparation Days * Bad Weather Days Student Early Release Days { } Equivalency Days

Meet the Teacher 5:30 – 7:00 p.m. Elementary August 22 Junior High September 5 High School September 10 & January 30 Open House 5:30 – 7:00 p.m. Elementary March 4 Junior High March 3

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February 2014 M TU W TH F 3 4 5 6 7 10 11 12 13 14 {17 }* 18 19 20 21] [24 25 26 27 28

March 2014 M TU W TH F 3 4 5 6 7 10 11 12 13 14 17 18 19 20 21 24 25 26 27 28 31

April 2014 M TU W TH F 1 2 3 4 7 8 9 10 11] [14 15 16 17 18 21 22 23 24 25 28 29 30

May 2014 M TU W TH F 1 2 5 6 7 8 9 12 13 14 15 16 19 20 21 22 23 26 27 28 29 30]

June 2014 M TU W TH F 2 3 4 5 6 9 10 11 12 13 16 17 18 19 20 23 24 25 26 27 30 July 2014 M TU W TH F 1 2 3 4 7 8 9 10 11 14 15 16 17 18 21 22 23 24 25 28 29 30 31

ADOPTED: March 26, 2013

Board of Trustees Fernando Ramirez - President Dr. Noel O. Garza - Vice-President Ricky Longoria - Secretary Rolando Peña - Asst. Secretary Eddie Montalvo - Member Dr. Noe Oliveira - Member Juan F. Zuniga - Member

Central Offi ce Administrators Dr. Virginia N. Richter - Superintendent Jesse Muñiz - Asst. Superintendent for Business and Finance Dr. Nellie Cantu - Asst. Superintendent for Curriculum & Instruction Yasmina Nye - Asst. Superintendent for Human Resources Debra Alaniz-Roque - Special Education Director Teresa Gonzalez - Federal Programs/ Parental Involvement Director Jaime Ortega - Finance Director Frank Perez - Transportation Director Cynthia Sanchez - Food Service Director Richard Thompson - Athletic Director David M. Culberson - Technology Director

Important Telephone NumbersAdministration Offi ce...............580-5200Central Offi ce Fax...................585-2972Athletic Offi ce...........................580-5300Food Service.............................580-5200Maintenance..............................580-5246Transportation...........................580-5240Special Education Offi ce........580-5218

Sharyland High School - 580-53001216 N. Shary Rd., Mission, TX 78572 Cynthia Wilson - Principal

B.L. Gray Jr. High - 580-53334400 S. Glasscock Rd., Mission, TX 78572James Heath - Principal

Sharyland North Jr. High - 686-14155100 Dove Ave., McAllen, TX 78504Leticia Leal - Principal

Olivero Garza Sr. Elem. - 580-53537905 N. Taylor Rd., Mission, TX 78572Janie Gomez - Principal

Jessie L. Jensen Elem. - 580-5252510 N. Glasscock Blvd., Alton, TX 78573 Maggie Gonzalez - Principal

Romulo D. Martinez Elem. - 584-49002571 E. 4th St., Mission, TX 78572Rosa O’Donnell - Principal

John H. Shary Elem. - 580-52827905 N. Taylor Rd., Mission, TX 78572Nayeli Carriaga - Principal

Ruben Hinojosa Elem. - 584-49904205 Los Indios Rd., Mission, TX 78572Dr. Debra Arce - Principal

Lloyd & Dolly Bentsen Elem. - 668-04262101 S Taylor Rd., McAllen, TX 78501

Harry Shimotsu Elem. - 583-56433401 San Mateo St., Mission, TX 78572Anthony Limon - Principal

Donna Wernecke Elem. - 928-10634500 Dove Ave., McAllen, TX 78504Karen Meadors - Principal

2013-2014 Varsity Football ScheduleAug. 23rd Harlingen High...............Away (Scrimmage)Aug. 30th Brownsville Hanna.........Home (Football Parents Night)Sept. 6th ------------Open-----------------Sept.12th Laredo Alexander................Away Sept. 19th *La Joya..........................AwaySept. 27th *Edinburg Economedes...Home (Band Parents Night) Oct. 4th *La Joya Juarez-Lincoln...AwayOct. 11th *Edinburg High................Home (Sweetheart Night) Oct. 18th *Donna..............................Away Oct. 25th *La Joya Palmview..........Home Oct. 31st *Edinburg North...............Away Nov. 8th *Edinburg Vela..................Home (Homecoming)*Denotes District Games

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