The Woodlands High School Highlander Happenings March 25 ...

The Woodlands High School
Highlander Happenings
March 25 – April 6, 2013
SENIOR CAMPUS END OF COURSE EXAMS: All sophomore students will take the STAAR End of
Course exams in Writing and Reading on Wednesday, April 3 and Thursday, April 4, 2013. Writing will
be on Wednesday and Reading on Thursday. Juniors and Seniors will attend their regularly scheduled
classes both days with adjusted bell schedules and lunches.
Bell Schedule – EOC Testing – April 3, 2013
EOC English II Writing Test 7:20 – 12:30
5 th Period 7:20 – 9:00 (Juniors & Seniors)
6 th Period 9:07 – 10:47 (Juniors & Seniors)
7 th Period 10:54 – 1:10 (Juniors & Seniors)
A Lunch
Lunch 10:54 – 11:29
Class 11:34 – 1:10
B Lunch
Class 10:54 – 11:39
Lunch 11:39 – 12:14
Class 12:19 – 1:10
C Lunch 12:35 – 1:10 (All Sophomores)
8 th Period 1:17 – 2:35 (All students)
*Please note that due to the length of the exam, we have altered the bell schedule on Wednesday, April 3
and will have three lunches instead of the traditional four. We have added time to each lunch to
accommodate the additional students. To avoid the longer than normal lines, students may wish to bring
their lunch.
Bell Schedule – EOC Testing – April 4, 2013
EOC English II Reading Test 7:20 - 11:28 (Sophomores)
1 st Period 7:20 - 9:20 (Juniors & Seniors)
2 nd Period 9:27 - 11:28 (Juniors & Seniors)
3 rd Period 11:35 - 1:23 (All students)
A Lunch
Lunch 11:35 - 12:02
Class 12:07 – 1:23
B Lunch
Class 11:35 – 12:02
Lunch 12:02 - 12:29
Class 12:34 – 1:23
C Lunch
Class 11:35 – 12:29
Lunch 12:29 - 12:56
Class 1:03 – 1:23
D Lunch
Class 11:35 – 12:56
Lunch 12:56 - 1:23
4 th Period 1:30 - 2:35 (All students)

NINTH GRADE CAMPUS END OF COURSE EXAMS: All Freshmen will report to the Ninth Grade
Campus by 7:20 am on April 1 & 2 to take the STAAR End of Course exams in Writing and Reading on
Monday, April 1, and Tuesday, April 2, 2013. Writing will be on Monday and Reading will be on
Tuesday. The bell schedule for each day is listed below. Due to all the Freshmen reporting to the Ninth
Grade Campus first thing in the morning, car riders should plan to arrive earlier than normal due to the
increase in volume of parents dropping off students.
EOC English 1 Writing Monday, April 1, 2013
EOC English I Writing Test 7:20-12:35
Period 7 (Lunch in Classrooms) 12:40-2:35
A Lunch 12:40-12:55
B Lunch 12:55-1:10
C Lunch 1:10-1:25
Due to the length of the exam, students will eat lunch in the classroom during seventh period. Students
will be released from class during the designated times above to purchase food from the cafeteria and will
return directly back to class to eat. There will be no shuttles running during the school day to and from
the Senior Campus. After school shuttles will be available at the Ninth Grade Campus at 2:35 pm.
EOC English 1 Reading Tuesday, April 2, 2013
EOC English I Reading Test 7:20-11:20
Period 3 11:25-1:00
A Lunch 11:25-11:50
B Lunch 12:00-12:25
C Lunch 12:35-1:00
Period 4 1:07-2:35
Shuttles picking up students at the Ninth Grade Campus will only be available at the beginning of fourth
period. After school shuttles will be available at the Ninth Grade Campus at 2:35 pm as well.
COLLEGE AND CAREER CENTER NEWS: You may have received a letter in the mail about a
college financial planning seminar at the high school. This program is not affiliated with our school or
Conroe ISD.
Seniors: Montgomery County Pan-Hellenic is hosting their annual information night on Thursday,
March 28th at Lone Star College in Room G-102 (Bldg G) from 6:00-8:00pm. Any young lady interested
in sorority in college should plan to attend.
Scholarship season is in full swing! The following scholarships are due in the next two weeks:
EWI, Woodlands Running Club, and Woodlands Lion's Club: March 31st
Kiwanis Club, Friends of Conroe, and Woodlands Green: April 3
Juniors: We have two very important items to share - both have limited space, so if you are interested
please act on them quickly!
Destination College registration is now open! It's June 13-14 at TWCP, and this two-day college
application workshop for students who will be seniors next fall. The workshop is run by college
admissions representatives, and topics include essay writing, financial aid, applications, and much more.
And Destination College only costs $25, which includes breakfast, lunch, snacks, and all materials. Space
is LIMITED! Register now at http://ready.conroeisd.net/home%20page.
The Medical Mentorship Program at St. Luke's Hospital is now open for applications. Applicants must be
juniors in high school and 16 years of age by June 26th. The application deadline is April 30th, but they
will only accept the FIRST 100 APPLICATIONS! To apply, go to
http://www.stlukeswoodlands.com/Giving/volunteer.cfm

Sophomores: Mark your calendars for the largest college fair in the Houston area! The National College
Fair will be held at Reliant Stadium on Thursday, April 11th from 6:00-8:00pm. Colleges from across the
country will be available; for a complete list go to www.gotomyncf.com.
EDUCATION FOR TOMORROW ALLIANCE: "Education for Tomorrow Alliance is now accepting
applications for Summer Internships. Please go to College and Career or room 314 to pick up an
application, or download it from Jennifer Davies' website:
http://twhs.conroeisd.net/Teachers/jkdavies/EfTA. The applications are due to Mrs. Davies by April 8th.
In order to intern you must commit to volunteering at Ironman Texas on May 18th, attending the Student
Luncheon on June 26th, and be available for the entire internship window, June 10th-July 5th. For
questions about the internship experience and the application process, please see Mrs. Davies directly in
room 314."
AP PSYCHOLOGY REVIEW: Mrs. Muir, room 222 – Tuesdays & Thursdays 2:45-3:45, recommend
bringing flash cards used in class, as follows:
Tues. 4/9 – History, Personality, Research Thurs. 4/11 – Biology, Sensation, Consciousness
4/16 – Memory, Intelligence, Language 4/18 – Development, Learning, Motivation
4/23 – Disorders, Therapy, Social 4/25 – Essay Review & testing tips
AP REVIEW SESSIONS: AP Government reviews are being held on Tuesdays and Thursdays in Mrs.
Rippee's room (#235) and AP Macro reviews are on Mondays and Wednesdays in Mrs. Bartolazzi's
portable (#5). Both sessions begin right after school. They will be held each week until the AP test in
May.
AP CALCULUS REVIEW: AP Calculus Review Sessions will begin on Wed. March 27 from 2:40-
3:30 in room 332. Other review dates scheduled so far: Tuesday April 2, Thursday April 11, and Monday
April 15. There is also the big Pizza Review after school on Monday, May 6!! All students are
encouraged to attend the review sessions to review for the AP Calculus Exam!!
SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS WANTING TO SIGN UP FOR DUAL CREDIT CLASSES FOR
NEXT YEAR: there will be a meeting on April 5 at 10:30 in the auditorium to go over the procedures for
taking a class and to give out the necessary information for taking the COMPASS test. Counselors will
be sending out passes for students who entered a dual credit course number on their course request sheets.
The COMPASS test will be offered on our campus on April 18, May 2, and May 16, and students who do
not already have qualifying SAT or ACT scores will be required to take this test.
NATIONAL ENGLISH HONOR SOCIETY: The National English Honor Society will hold its spring
banquet on April 3rd at Macaroni Grill. The time will be from 3 to 5 pm. Active members must have
signed up with Dr. Emmons or Miss Cress in order to attend. The 2013-14 officers will be installed at the
banquet and the scholarship award recipient will be announced.
SCIENCE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: On Thursday, several Science NHS members helped out
at the Wilkerson Intermediate Fitness Night, demonstrating skills in various sports and showing the kids
how to stay fit. On Saturday, Science NHS members are helping out at the Texas Wildlife Expo at Lone
Star College as well as at the Earth Day 2013 Village Park Clean-Up event and the post clean-up party.
ATTENTION SENIORS AND PARENTS OF SENIORS: Your senior dues are $100 this year and
need to be paid as soon as possible. The $100 covers: Prom ticket & prom gift, senior t-shirt, senior picnic
& catering, senior awards night, and much more. Your senior dues are optional and you do not have to
pay them to graduate. However, they must be paid if you want to participate in prom. Senior dues do not
cover the cap & gown. Bring your check, payable to TWHS, to the grade level office. You may also pay
senior dues at the TWHS Webstore located on our website. Look for the green menu on the left side of
the homepage.

BOYS TRACK AND FIELD: The Varsity Boys won the College Park Meet on Saturday March 16th
over Spring Break. School team results: 1st -The Woodlands 823 pts; 2nd-Kingwood 781 pts; 3rd-
College Park 651.5 pts; 4th Katy Cinco Ranch 494.5 pts; 5th-Klein 486.5 pts; 6th-Kingwood Park 407.5
pts; 7th-Klein Oak 396 pts; 8th-Houston Stratford 206 pts.
Upcoming meets are: Freshman/JV at TWHS on March 20th starting at 4:00pm. The Varsity team will be
at the Victor Lopez Classic held by Rice University on their campus on March 21-23 (Thurs, Fri, and
Sat). The following week the Fr/JV will be at Nimitz on March 27th starting at 4:00pm and the Varsity
will host a Wacky Waces Meet here at TWHS on Thursday March 28th beginning at 3:00pm.
Lots of opportunities to come out and cheer them on!!!!
HIGHLANDER GOLF: The Highlanders went to April Sound Golf Club on Friday and Saturday,
March 8-9, to compete in the Montgomery High School Bear Invitational. The boys finished in 3 rd and
came home with the bronze medals. Leading the Highlander A Team was freshman Jake Snortland with
rounds of 76-84 (160). Others contributing were Mason Sharpe’s 161 (80-81), Josh Drachman’s 164 (80-
84), Harrison Borden’s 172 (85-87), and Brandon Pender’s 172 (81-91). Their two-day total was 653
(317-336) and good enough for the bronze medals.
The Highlander B Team was led by John Krapf’s 162 (84-78), followed by Mason Raine’s 163 (81-82),
Brady Price’s 168 (82-86), and Jackson Cain’s 173 (83-90). Chad Hutchins played on the second day
only and shot a round of 84. Their two-day total was 660 (330-330).
The Lady Highlanders went to River Plantation Country Club on Friday and Saturday, March 8-9, to
compete in the College Park Spring Invitational. The Lady Highlander A Team finished with a two-day
total of 683 (346-337) and came in fourth place. Sophomore Carley Charbonneau led the way with
rounds of 84-81 (165). Others contributing were Rebecca Benandi’s 171 (87-84), Jayne Clark’s 176 (89-
87), and Lauren Bacon’s 180 (95-85). Andrea Lopez played on the first day only and shot a round of 86.
The Lady Highlander B Team shot a two-day total of 726 (357-369). Junior Hannah Wallis led the B
Team with a total of 166 (81-85). Others competing were Marli Blasingame’s 178 (90-88), Lauren
Trofholz’s 184 (92-92), and Oriana Jerez’s 198 (94-104).
The Lady Highlanders went to Austin, Texas, to compete against the state’s best golfers in the City of
Austin’s Invitational Golf Tournament at Morris Williams Golf Course, the site of the upcoming State 5-
A Championship. The format for the tournament was a grueling 36-hole, one-day event. In the end, the
Lady Highlanders took the crown by one shot over the Allen High School team.
Leading the Lady Highlanders was sophomore Brooke McDougald, who shot rounds of 73-74 (147),
including a hole-in-one during the afternoon round. Also contributing was junior Allie Andersen’s 153
(78-75), Kelly McGovern’s 154 (76-78), Greta Bruner’s 156 (78-78), and Ashlynn Novak’s 165 (85-80).
Their winning total was 611 (305-306) and just good enough for the gold medals.
FBLA NEWS: Four students traveled to FBLA State Conference in Dallas, Texas, on March 7-9, 2013.
Wallace King made it the Final Round in Public Speaking I. Julie Murray and Payal Patel placed
second in Open Competitions. Our next meeting will be Wednesday, March 27, 2013, at 3:00 pm in
Room 244. We will also be doing a Fund Raiser with Chick-Fil-A on Thursday, April 4, 2013.
BASEBALL: The Highlander Baseball Team will be competing in the National H.S. Invitational
Tournament next week in Cary, North Carolina. USA Baseball sponsors the tournament at their official
training facility. Games can be followed on www.gamechanger.io and some games will be streamed on
www.usabaseball.com. First game is Thursday morning at 9:45 against Jenks, OK.

WINTER GUARD: Congratulations to the Winter Guard who won First Place and became the
Scholastic A Champion at the Winter Guard International competition in Denton, TX on March 17. 40
winter guards from all over the southwestern part of the United States competed in the Scholastic A
competition in a prelims/finals competition. TWHS Winter Guard ladies scored in 2nd during prelims,
and they WON the Finals round with a stunning and beautiful performance of dance, twirling and
technique!
The guard will perform its winning show again on March 23 at the Texas Color Guard Circuit
competition at Clear Falls High School followed by state championships held at Texas A&M University
and finally, competing in the world championships later in April.
Auditions for next year's guard will be next month, so please stay tuned for information! (Auditions are
open to everyone and all grade levels - No Dance training is required.)
GO TWHS Winter Guard!
CHEERLEADERS: Congratulations to the 63 girls who made the 2013/2014 cheerleading squad. Libby
Allen, Madison Burnham, Caroline Corley, Caroline Edelmaier, Dailee Eshenroder, Taylor Hays, Tiana
Kyriakopoulos, Alanna Magro, Taylor Maxwell, Morgan McCoy, Brooke Melton, Caylin Reich, Lauren
Schmitt, Angela Sorensen, Karlie Stanford, Kaylee Susong, Beth Tucker, Lauren Wolfrom, Kourtney
Wynne, and Lexie Zemlicka make up our varsity squad.
On the junior squad we have Makaelah Adajar, Emily Allen, Emma Beserra, Sierra Cantwell, Lily Cox,
Kennedy Hudson, Kendra Lipar, Mariana Liz, Caroline Long, Macey Sims, Haley Slook, Kristen Vairin,
and Karly Weller.
Our sophomore team consists of Mackenzie Allen, Ashley Davis, Kaylee Kinzie, Kaitlin Klapesky,
Mariah McKinstrey, Kelly Montgomery, Courtney Mueller, Kendall Peterson, Kendall Pikowski, Brittany
Powell, Hanna Rye, Cailyn Simpson, Emily Walker, Sam Williams, Brooke Wooley, and Taylor Zorros.
Finally, Miranda Adcock, Meghan Anderson, Leigh Ann Chapman, Abby Dennis, Gwynth Falloon,
Alana Johnson, Charlee Norton, Mika Oldham, Lauren Plugge, Macy Rutledge, Kennedy Smith, Abby
Tough, Megan Watkins, and Carly Wheeler will make up our freshman squad.
We would also like to congratulate Andrew Proctor, who has been selected as our mascot for next school
year. We are looking forward to a great year! Go Highlanders!
CHOIR: Our Spring Choir Concert will be Friday 4/5 at The Centrum. This is a wonderful opportunity
for our students, as this is the same venue where they will compete in UIL Concert and Sightreading
contest April. The address of the Centrum is 6823 Cypresswood Drive, Spring TX 77379. You may
access a map by clicking: http://www.thecentrum.org/Pages/contact.htm
On the day of the concert (Friday, 4/5) we will bus the students directly from school. Because of
this, students will need to bring their choir uniform to school in a bag, with their name on it.
We will feed the students at the concert site. Chick Fil-A sandwiches, chips and water will be served.
Vegetarians may indicate their needs to their respective director.
VOLUNTEERS will be needed to:
Pick up about 200 Chick Fil-a Sandwich Box Lunches before. 4:00 p.m.
Deliver 15 cases of water to the Centrum by 4:00 p.m.
Help serve the choirs dinner from 4:30 -6:30 p.m. (6 Volunteers)

The concert begins at 7:30 p.m., and students are expected to stay until the end. When the concert is over,
students may elect to ride home with their parent. However, we must know that in writing, in advance.
Please indicate by Wednesday 4/3, if your child will not be riding the bus back to TWHS Senior Campus.
You may email pnewcomb@conroeisd.net to indicate that your child will be riding home with you, and
not on the bus. Students who riding home with a parent must check out with one of the directors at the end
of the concert.
A professional recording will be made of the concert. Detailed information can also be found at
www.charmsoffice.com, enter the code thewoodlandschoir. We are so excited for this concert, so that
you may hear the beautiful singing and hard work from each choir. We hope that you will make plans to
join us.
Choir at UIL Contest - All the Choirs will be competing in UIL Concert and Sightreading Contest on
April 11. Detailed performance information will be emailed by Thursday, March 28.
Choir Spring Trip – We will be taking our Choir Spring Trip April 12-14. We are traveling to San
Antonio to compete and enjoy a weekend together. A detailed itinerary of the trip will be sent by March
28.
Choir Calendar - Did you know that the complete choir Calendar is available online? Just click on:
www.charmsoffice.com and enter the code: thewoodlandschoir
This calendar has all rehearsals and social events listed.
WRESTLING: The ending UIL season Banquet is April 14th. Please contact Brad Funk
bfunk@conroeisd.net for more information. It is important that everyone comes to the banquet to
share the past season and to talk about the upcoming season with the Highlander Wrestling Family.
Thank you for your support and friendship.
Freestyle and Greco Season has Started. Please contact Michael Harris maharris@conroeisd.net of
Brad Funk bfunk@conroeisd.net for information. In brief:
Local tournament every weekend. – there are also tournaments in Dallas every weekend
This is a short season and ends May 18 th & 19 th at FS/GR State Championships in Colony, TX. May
4th is the qualifier for Team Texas at UTA.
For those not familiar with Freestyle Greco:
• Start on your feet and work for takedown, get takedown and have 12-15 seconds to turn
opponent and expose back for two or three points, if no exposure both kids get put on their
feet again
• Best of three periods – a period is won by end of time and winner by points or period ends if
wrestler is up by 6 or by pin. 30 sec rest in between periods
• There are lots of throws from the feet which can account for 3, 4 or 5 points
• In Greco you can’t use your legs or attack your opponents legs
• It’s a laid back season and fun for the kids once they learned the many throws and tilts
available and will help their takedowns for UIL
Have a terrific time in watching your wrestler excel. These styles will be a positive turning point in
any wrestler’s career.
WATER POLO: Both the girls and boys water polo teams recently participated in the Clear Creek Water
Polo Tournament. Both teams had outstanding showings with the boy’s team placing 2 nd and the girls 7 th .
The boy’s team has only 1 loss on the season.
GRADUATION HIGHLANDERS: The countdown is on! 76 days until graduation! Thanks to all who
supported our first Highlander Graduation Give Back Night at Chili’s yesterday. We saw lots of
Highlander Spirit!

The Spring Craft Market is set for Saturday, April 6 from 10am to 4pm at TWHS cafeteria. Funds raised
are for the Graduation lock-in at Main Event. Over 30 vendors are signed up including jewelry, clothing,
perfume, crafts/home decor and photography. We are still looking for help with set up and clean up, as
well as selling raffle tickets, baked goods and sandwiches. Contact Robert Corzine at
txcop167@consolidated.net
The Graduation Highlanders car wash will be at Chick-fil-a (Alden Bridge) on Saturday, April 20 (9am-
1pm). We need as many seniors as possible to commit to helping us wash cars and to raise funds for the
lock-in to be used for prizes. Last year the car wash was cancelled due to no seniors attending. PLEASE
consider helping for all or part of the time and contact Mary Maxwell at mdtexmax@comcast.net if you
can help (parents and students!)
Sponsors: All great causes require funding. Please consider a tax deductible contribution to this worthy
organization. We support and recognize all of our sponsors through our website, media and school
newsletters at both TWHS and College Park. You may easily make a donation on our website. Corporate
donations and matching gifts are welcomed.
Check out our website http://twhsgrad.weebly.com/ for all the latest on meetings and our plans for our
Seniors on Graduation Night.
TWHS PTO GENERAL MEETING: The next TWHS PTO General Meeting will be held at 9:30 a.m.
on April 18th in the LGI at the main campus on Research Forest. Members will vote on the budget and
new officers for the 2013-2014 school year. Speaker Laura Willard, College and Career Counselor, will
discuss and demonstrate new elements of the recently purchased version of Family Connection
TWHS PTO STAFF APPRECIATION NEWS: Thank you to the awesome parents who donated to our
staff breakfast this past Wednesday. We had lots of yummy home-baked goodies, as well as, casseroles
and breakfast burritos for our TWHS staff at both campuses. Thanks to: Christy Abrams, Mayra Ahrens,
Rachael Barlow, Vanessa Bat, Colleen Berry, Melinda Beserra, Stacey Billedo, Kathy Billig, Elisa
Bolano, Jeanne Bonette, Tracy Bowling, Carolyn Brown, Brad Carlson, Ileana Carroll, Debbie Cox,
Carrie Cutler, Katrina Donoughue, Charon Edgington, Jan Estes, Shelly Frease, Beth Gilstrap, Sally
Harris, Alexandra Harvey, Cindy Heiser, Heather Jorris, Anne Kerner, Kimberly Klaus, Gretchen Koontz,
Maxie Laville, Katie McLean, Lou Ann Montana, Susan Narta, Cindy Peterson, Kim Peterson, Malia
Pettitt, Melissa Powell, Donna Price, Nicole Purgason, Kathy Schneider, Becky Seeber, Lynn Shortt,
Sheddiann Smith, Dana Sommers, Scarlett Stokes, Sue Swingholm, Karen Terry, Elizabeth Tobin, Nancy
Tomlins, Cynthia Tredup, Nedra Ulrich, Peggy Uptigrove and Doreen Wood. Extra special thanks to
those early birds who helped us set up (6am!) and serve: Malia Pettitt, Becky Seeber, Peggy Uptigrove,
Lynn Shortt, and Dana Sommers. It was a very early morning, but the staff truly appreciated our efforts.
Thanks from the Staff Appreciation Committee: Susan Cosculluela, Carol Durkee, Kim Brown and Sally
Seelig.

The Woodlands High School Calendar
March 25 – April 6, 2013
Monday, March 25
Math/Spanish Tutorials 5:30-7:30 room 109
Girls Soccer vs. Oak Ridge @ TWHS 4:00/5:30/7:30
Sophomore/JV Baseball vs. Conroe @ McC 4:30/7:00
9 th Boys Soccer @ Rayburn 4:00
Girls JV Soccer @ Pearland 5:00
Tuesday, March 26
Math/Science Tutorials 5:30-7:30 room 109
Boys Soccer @ Oak Ridge 4:30/6:30
Softball vs. Conroe @ TWHS 4:30/6:30
Varsity Baseball @ Conroe 7:00
Senior Panoramic Picture during Advisement
Wednesday, March 27
Boys/Girls JV Track @ Nimitz 4:00
JV Softball @ Kinkaid 4:30
Thursday, March 28
Report Cards distributed during Advisement
Math/Science/Spanish Tutorials 5:30-7:30 room 109
Girls Varsity Track @ Rouse Relays TBA
Softball @ A&M Consolidated 4:30/6:30
Varsity Baseball @ North Carolina Tournament TBA
Sophomore Baseball vs. South Houston @ McC 4:00
Friday, March 29
School Holiday
Girls Varsity Track @ Texas Relays TBA
Varsity Baseball @ North Carolina Tournament TBA
Saturday, March 30
Girls Varsity Track @ Texas Relays TBA
Varsity Baseball @ North Carolina Tournament TBA
Monday, April 1
STAAR End of Course English I Writing Exam
Math/Spanish Tutorials 5:30-7:30 room 109
Student Council Meeting 6:00 Café.
Interact Meeting 7:00 Café.
Boys Soccer Booster Meeting 7:00 LGI
Tuesday, April 2
STAAR End of Course English I Reading Exam
Math/Science Tutorials 5:30-7:30 room 109
National English Honor Society Meeting 2:35 LGI
Wednesday, April 3
STAAR End of Course English II Writing Exam

Thursday, April 4
STAAR End of Course English II Reading Exam
Math/Science/Spanish Tutorials 5:30-7:30 room 109
Boys/Girls JV Track @ District Meet @ Bryan 3:00
Varsity Baseball @ Lufkin 6:00
Sophomore/JV Baseball vs. Lufkin @ McC 4:00/6:30
Swim/Dive Booster Meeting 6:00 LGI
Friday, April 5
Softball vs. Lufkin @ TWHS 4:30/6:30
Varsity Baseball vs. A&M Consolidated @ McC 7:00
Sophomore/JV Baseball @ A&M Consolidated 4:30/7:00
Saturday, April 6
JV Baseball vs. Bellaire @ McC 12:00/2:30
The Conroe Independent School District (District) as an equal opportunity educational provider and
employer does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age, or disability
in educational programs or activities that it operates or in employment matters. The District is required by
Title VI and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amended, Title IX of the Education
Amendments of 1972, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, as amended, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation
Act of 1973, the Americans with Disabilities Act, as well as Board policy not to discriminate in such a
manner.
For information about Title IX rights or Section 504/ADA rights, contact the Title IX Coordinator or
the Section 504/ADA coordinator at 3205 W. Davis, Conroe, Texas 77304; (936) 709-7752.