The Woodlands High School Highlander Happenings March 11 ...

The Woodlands High School
Highlander Happenings
March 11 – March 23, 2013
HIGHLIGHTED HIGHLANDERS: Several times a year The Woodlands High School and the PTO
honor students for outstanding citizenship, achievement, or service. Students are nominated by faculty
and staff based on Good Citizenship, High or Unique Achievements, Improved Performance, A Random
Act of Kindness, Leadership, Excellent Attitude, etc. The honored students were invited to attend a
reception in their honor hosted by Mr. Colschen at the Senior Campus and Dr. Povich at the Ninth Grade
Campus and additional faculty and staff. The “Highlighted Highlanders” received a certificate and a
highlighter recognizing their accomplishment. Senior campus honorees were Darrian Adams, Tinu
Adeshola, Chaise Armstrong, Mario Ballinas, Raymond Barroso, Kristin Carr, Cameron Chamblee,
Matthew Champion, Miryan Chaves, Addam Cody, Hannah Cooley, Fernando Cruz Valle, Angela
Curran, Camila Devereux, Kevin Dunnican, Tyler Eckel, Melissa Erickson, Ashton Freeman, Ann Graff,
Heather Halbach, Brent Ifemembi, Corey Janise, Hana Knaebel, Matthew Knopp, Kaitlynn Lindsey,
Sarah Mais Sophie Marianos, Andy Martinez, Cole Matlock, Alec McCrory, Ryan Meyer, Molly Much,
Ellie Pamenter, Kyle Peterson, Catherine Potter, Andrew Proctor, Allison Reynolds, Corey Sanders,
Mattea Sendgraff, Amy Sherrard, Tyler Slovak, Ryan Sorensen, Sara Stevens, Kyle Stone, Nick Taylor,
Madeline Tomlinson, Diego Trevino and Amy Workman.
Students honored as Highlighted Highlanders on the Ninth Grade Campus were Natalia Badia, Kade
Bailey, Jonah Baumgarten, Paulina Bremer Ibarra, Grayson Brown, Alexis Castro, Joey Codoluto, Larkin
Collins, Nash Crowell, Monica Duffour von Bertrab, Alejandro Estevez, Owen Fortier, Sebastian
Hernandez, Hannah Hill, Sarah Kiyokawa, Lauren Lance, Maria Licona, Ellyana Long, Ian Lopez,
Santiago Lopez, Juan Lucero, David Mejia, Leo Mendoza, Marshall Micklitz, Diana Murillo, Jessica
Ofiberi, Shelbie Rascoe, Anthony Saiz, Scott Simcox, Andrew Sullivan, Victor Suszylo, Hannah
Thornton, Marie Young and Priya Young.
TWHS FACEBOOK PAGE: The Woodlands High School has a Facebook page. Please follow us at
http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Woodlands-HS-Conroe-ISD/178466648864631
FROM THE COUNSELOR'S CORNER: Counselors are continuing to have individual meetings with
all underclassmen discussing courses for the 2013-2014 school year, as well as 4 year planning. If a
student misses the visit scheduled with a teacher's class, counselors will send a pass when the student is
present. Thanks you for your patience as this process continues. All emails and phone calls will be
returned, though during this time of year it may take more than 24 hours for our response.
In late April a verification will be sent home for you to confirm the data which has been input. Once
submitted if there are changes you would like to make in requested courses, please pick up a change form
in the grade level offices. All requests for changes must be made prior to May 10 th and need to have
parent and student signature. After May 10th there will be no changes to your course requests unless a
student fails a course, has not met the pre- requisite, or has not been selected in the selection process for
an application course.
Please remember any course requiring an interest sheet must have that interest sheet submitted prior to
April 12th.
Senior and junior updated rank and GPA has been posted in Family Connection. Soon after Spring Break
the sophomore updated information will be available.

COLLEGE AND CAREER NEWS: Due to Spring Break, the College and Career Center will be closed
March 11-15. We will resume sending transcripts, scholarships, and other applications on Monday, March
18th.
Seniors: The following scholarship applications are due in the College and Career Center when we return
from Spring Break: Colschen Tough, Indian Springs, and Montgomery County Assistance League.
We are still adding new scholarships to Family Connection. Please continue to check the "Scholarship
List" under the Colleges tab.
Juniors: Destination College is a two-day college workshop for the Class of 2014. This year's
Destination College will be held at College Park HS on June 13-14. Registration for this event will begin
online on Monday, March 18th at the Conroe ISD homepage.
Sophomores: Mark your calendars for the largest College Fair in the Houston area. National College Fair
comes to Reliant Stadium on Thursday, April 11th from 6:00-8:00pm. Admission is free.
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 REVIEW SESSSIONS: AP Government and AP Macroeconomics review sessions will begin the
week after Spring Break (March 18-21). AP Government will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays in
Mrs. Rippee's room (#235) and AP Macro will be on Mondays and Wednesdays in Mrs. Bartolazzi's
portable (#5). Both sessions will begin right after school. They will be held each week until the AP test
in May.
SKILLS USA: Skills USA Audio Video Production sponsored by Jennifer Hobbs went to the District 7
Competition this past weekend in Beaumont. The students had a major success and swept the top four
places. In the hands on category, Digital Cinema Production, where they are given a prompt and have to
create a short film including scripting, storyboarding, acting, recording, and editing: Mario Ballinas &
Raquel Anton placed 1st, Laila Nunez & Denisse Gomez placed 2nd, Hayden Zaiser & Robert
Tagliaferro placed 3rd, and Trey Patton & John Elsik placed 4th. These students will advance on to the
State Competition in Corpus Christi to create another hands on video in Digital Cinema Production.
Some of the same students had a double success and received an Excellent rating on their Video Projects
they had been working on for many weeks prior to competition. These students' videos will also advance
to the State Competition: Hayden Zaiser, Trey Patton & Jonathan Elsik, and Mario Ballinas & Raquel
Anton.
SWIMMING & DIVING: The Highlander swimmers went to Austin for the UIL State Championships
on February 22 and 23, 2013. The Boys Team brought home the State Runner Up trophy. Cannon
Clifton, Ryan Sorensen, Dusan Vukobrat, and John Sanden swam all three relays winning the 200 Medley
Relay and the 200 Free Relay and finishing second in the 400 Free Relay in school record time.
Individually, Cannon Clifton won the 100 Free setting a school record in the process. He also broke the
school record for the 50 Free leading off the 200 Free Relay. Ryan Sorensen broke the school record
winning the 100 Breaststroke. Dusan Vukobrat had a 6 th place finish in the 100 Fly.

On the Girls side, Natalie Mueller finished 5 th in the 100 Breaststroke. The team of Kristen Hagan,
Natalie Mueller, Makenzie Broekstra, and Erin Peebles finished 13 th in the 200 Medley Relay.
TWHS WATER POLO: The Highlander Boys Water Polo team got off to an impressive start to their
season with a undefeated record at the Spring Branch Invite to bring home 1 st place. They continued their
success at the Spring Shootout Thursday night with more solid victories and a continued undefeated
record, hoping to bring home another trophy this weekend.
The Highlander Girls Water Polo team got off to a great start with a 3 rd place victory at the Spring Branch
Invite. They played some great games Thursday at the Spring Shootout and look forward to an
impressive season.
AFJROTC: Hey Highlanders! It’s been a very successful week for our corps! Our Marksmanship team
recently participated in the AFJROTC National Marksmanship Competition up in Ohio and placed 7th
nationally! ! The top three placements were David Wiebe- 3rd, Lauren Doss-5th, and Andres Gonzales-
6th. Congratulations to all who participated! Our corps recently helped run a carnival at David
Elementary. There was great feedback from the school faculty over the maturity and hard work ethic our
cadets showed. Keep up the great work Highlander cadets! There is a fund raiser our corps is supporting
to help the family of Anna King raise money for a crucial heart surgery. This surgery costs one million
dollars, not including all the expenses for physical therapy after the surgery. Our corps has already raised
nearly $2,000! Have a great rest of the week Highlanders!
WRESTLING: Freestyle and Greco Season starts March 21. The 1st period class has already started in
learning the two style in hopes of building a team. Afternoon practices are Tuesday and Thursday after
school. Please talk to your wrestler about participating on our team. There is opportunity in qualifying
for a place on the National Team Texas and competing against the other states during the June and July.
Coach Harris and Coach Funk will give information about this opportunity during the season. April 6th
we are scheduled for our tournament. Please volunteer to help. The tournament will start around 9 and
will end around 3pm that day. CAMP- USCamps are with us again this year. This camp is given by our
National Greco Coach Steve Frasier, an Olympic Champion. We sent out an informational flyer through
our email list. Please contact us if you might need some more information. This camp is important to our
developing wrestlers and for our Highlander Team for the upcoming UIL season. Please have your
wrestler participate. Go Highlanders!
SCIENCE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Last week Science NHS students went to hear an
astronomer and look through a telescope at night at Pleasant Hill Park. Also, through our ongoing
collection of empty juice pouches and used ink cartridges, we have been able to donate the following:
purchase of one acre of wild land, school supplies for 2 homeless children, 5 chicks and 5 geese for needy
families, 1 meal for a needy family, 1 year of clean water for 5 people and 14 pounds of carbon offsets.
JAPANESE NEWS: Ritsumeikan HS and Ino Shogyo HS will be here from March 23 through April 2.
Please welcome them on campus!
Japanese Club will go out to the Main Event on Thursday, March 28th after school with the visiting
Japanese students. Members and friends are welcome to join us. Details will be given at the meeting on
March 19th.
Students in the Japanese program, who are interested in visiting Kesen'numa Oshima in July to volunteer,
please discuss it with your parents and respond to Masumi Reade by March 19th at the latest with non
refundable deposit. The information will be e-mailed to students and parents who expressed interest.
Questions are welcome. If you would like to go to Japan Festival in Houston on Saturday, April 13th,
you MUST sign up with Katie DeBray by March 19th.

BOYS TRACK AND FIELD: The Boys Track teams win again! The Varsity Boys won the Woodlands
Invitational Meet on Feb. 23rd. Final Team results were: The Woodlands 167 points; Klein Collins 160
points; Oak Ridge 154; Klein Oak 103 points; Mont Belvieu Barbers Hill 56 points; Spring 47; St.
Thomas 35 points; Klein Forest 34 points; John Cooper 10 points; Bryan 10 points; Whitehouse 10
points; Beaumont West Brook 8 points; HCYA 4 points; Axtell 4 points; Concordia Lutheran 2 points.
The Junior Varsity boys won the North Houston Track and Field Meet Hosted by Klein High School on
Feb 21st. Final Team results were: The Woodlands 286 points; Klein 223 points; Kingwood 175 points;
Aldine 39 points.
The Freshman boys also won the North Houston Track and Field Meet Hosted by Klein High School n
Feb 21st. Final Team results were: The Woodlands 294 points; Kingwood 225 points; Klein 181 points;
Aldine 28 points.
During Spring Break the Freshman and JV Practice Meet will be held on Friday, March 15th at The
Woodlands High School starting at 10:00 am. On Saturday, March 16th the Varsity will be at College
Park starting at 9:00am. Come out and cheer them on!!!
GIRLS STATE: Congratulations to Kim Gladney and Taylor Brodeur for being selected for Girls State!
The American Legion Auxiliary chose these two juniors based on leadership and citizenship. They will
be attending the conference this summer at Texas Lutheran University. There were many outstanding
candidates and it was a very hard decision to make.
HIGHLANDER GOLF: The TWHS Highlanders went to Austin on Friday and Saturday, February 22-
23, to compete in the Mike Brent Invitational, hosted by Westlake High School at the Morris Williams
Golf Course. The Highlanders posted an impressive 2 nd day total of 289, but it wasn’t enough to catch the
leaders, finishing in fourth place.
Leading the Highlanders was Fernando Cruz with rounds of 75 and 69 (144), including a hole-in-one on
the first day. Others competing were Diego Trevino’s 147, (75-72), Carter Patterson’s 149 (77-72),
Chester Wang’s 155 (75-80), and Brad Able’s 159 (83-76). Their two-day total was 591 (302-289).
The TWHS Highlanders went to Austin on Friday and Saturday, February 22-23, to compete in the Mike
Brent Invitational, hosted by Westlake High School at the Morris Williams Golf Course. The
Highlanders posted an impressive 2 nd day total of 289, but it wasn’t enough to catch the leaders, finishing
in fourth place.
Leading the Highlanders was Fernando Cruz with rounds of 75 and 69 (144), including a hole-in-one on
the first day. Others competing were Diego Trevino’s 147, (75-72), Carter Patterson’s 149 (77-72),
Chester Wang’s 155 (75-80), and Brad Able’s 159 (83-76). Their two-day total was 591 (302-289).
The TWHS Highlanders went to Austin on Friday and Saturday, February 22-23, to compete in the Mike
Brent Invitational, hosted by Westlake High School at the Morris Williams Golf Course. The
Highlanders posted an impressive 2 nd day total of 289, but it wasn’t enough to catch the leaders, finishing
in fourth place.
Leading the Highlanders was Fernando Cruz with rounds of 75 and 69 (144), including a hole-in-one on
the first day. Others competing were Diego Trevino’s 147, (75-72), Carter Patterson’s 149 (77-72),
Chester Wang’s 155 (75-80), and Brad Able’s 159 (83-76). Their two-day total was 591 (302-289).
The Lady Highlanders went to Woodforest Golf Course on Monday, February 25, to compete in the
Montgomery High School Girls Invitational. The girls posted a 23-stroke victory and brought home the
team gold medals and the gold and silver medals for individual performance, as well.

Leading the way was junior Hannah Wallis who shot a round of 85 and also took the silver medal for
individual performance. Freshman Oriana Jerez also shot an 85 but lost in a scorecard playoff to Wallis
and came home with the bronze individual medal. Others contributing were Andrea Lopez’s 91, Marli
Blasingame’s 91, and Lauren Trofholz’s 96. Their team total was 352.
The Lady Highlanders went to Raven Nest Golf Course in Huntsville on Friday, March 1 st , and Elkins
Lake Country Club on Saturday, March 2 nd , to capture the gold medals at Huntsville High School Spring
Golf Invitational.
Leading the Highlanders was sophomore Brooke McDougald who shot rounds of 75-72 (145) and tied for
the individual championship, losing in a playoff. Freshman Greta Bruner followed with a 152 (77-75),
Kelly McGovern posted 155 (75-80), and Ashlynn Novak contributed a 159 (79-80). Allie Andersen
played the first day and shot a round of 75. The A Team total was 607 (300-307) and good for the gold
medals.
The Lady Highlander B Team was led by sophomore Ana Contreras’s 167 (83-84), followed by Jayne
Clark’s 177 (83-94), Carley Charbonneau’s 184 (86-98), and Lauren Bacon’s 188 (98-90). Cassie
Lidisky played the first day and contributed a round of 83. The B Team total was 701 (335-366).
The TWHS Highlanders went to the Links at Westfork on Friday and Saturday, March 1-2, to compete in
the Creed/Moorhead Invitational hosted by Conroe High School. After battling the cold weather, the
boys came home with first and second team medals and the gold and silver for individual performances.
Leading the way for the Highlander A Team was senior Fernando Cruz. Fernando shot rounds of 74-75
(149) and captured the individual gold medal after a playoff with teammate, junior Chester Wang. Wang
had rounds of 75-72 (149), along with Brad Able’s 152 (75-77), Austin Shaw’s 155 (76-79), and Diego
Trevino’s 161 (75-86). Their winning total was 604 (299-305).
The Highlander B Team was led by senior Brantley Blasingame’s 153 (76-77), followed by Michael
Chen’s 165 (78-87), Sean Foley’s 165 (81-84), and David Schack’s 168 (83-85). Also competing on the
first day was Jacob Foust, who shot a round of 75. The B Team total was 643 (310-333) and good for the
silver team medals.
The Highlanders went to Walden on Lake Conroe to compete in Montgomery High School’s Bear
Invitational on Monday, March 4. Battling the high winds caused some high scores, but the Highlanders
came away with the victory. Leading the way for the Highlander B Team was freshman Fernando
Olivares who shot a round of 87. Others contributing to the winning effort were Adrian Castagnola’s 88,
Juan Villalobos’s 88, Kyle Zuspan’s 91, and Joey Kerner’s 93. Their winning total was 354 and good for
the gold medals.
The Highlander A Team finished in 4 th place and was led by sophomore Alan Zendajas’s 87. Also
competing were Austin Wentz’s 94, Cameron Keramati’s 95, Erik Martinez’s 97, and Travis McAtee’s
103. Their team total was 373.
The Highlanders went to Battleground Golf Course in Deer Park to compete on Thursday, March 7 th .
Leading the Highlander A Team was Jack Dever’s 86, followed by Hutch Priest’s 90, Dylan Boster’s 90,
Brandon Dixon’s 91, and Jake Boyer’s 91. Their team total was 357. The Highlander B Team finished
with a team score of 374. Cameron Canion led the way with a round of 88. Others contributing were
Shiv Gupta’s 92, Zach Koele’s 97, Matt McKaig’s 97, and Zach Townsend’s 101.
HIGHLANDER BASKETBALL: Boys Basketball had another stellar season. Winning their 3rd
District title in 4 years and making it to the Area finals in the playoffs before losing to Regional Finalist
Austin Anderson 44-38. These past for years have been the most successful 4 years in school history,
with an overall record of 116-22 and a District record of 42-4. After Spring Break we will start working

for next year. This year 1st team All District selections went to Garret Colonna, Brian Baehl and Hayden
Galatas who are all Seniors. 2nd Team All District went to Sr. - Timi Adeleye and Jr. - Cody Mason.
Academic All District went to Senior's - Timi Adeleye, Brian Baehl, Garret Burlas, Jack Clark, Garret
Colonna, Clay Fisher, Hayden Galatas and Joe Primavera and Jr. Garrett Smith. Congratulations guys on
another outstanding basketball season!
HIGHLANDER ICE HOCKEY UPDATE: With two games remaining to play in the regular season,
The Highlander Varsity Ice Hockey Team (12, 6, and 2) is currently tied for 5 th place in the
Interscholastic Ice Hockey League.
Last Sunday evening, the Highlanders travelled to College Station to take on the Brazos Valley Bucks.
The Highlanders’ offense dominated and they came away with a 9 – 1 win. Chris Schultz and Nick
Sieving each scored two goals while Connor Bolgard, Jack Greer, Mitchell Sawyer, Bradley Smith and
Domenic Zirilli each netted one. Brian Pikowski made 9 saves in net for the win.
NATIONAL ENGLISH HONOR SOCIETY: Active NEHS members need to sign up for the April 3rd
banquet. We must have a head count to give to Macaroni Grill. You may sign up with Dr. Emmons (214)
or Miss Cress (212) before March 21st. Officer elections will be held on Tuesday, April 2nd, in the LGI.
Installation of officers, recognition of outstanding members, and awarding of the NEHS scholarship will
be done at the banquet.
ART NEWS: Congratulations to the following students from The Woodlands High School who
participated in the Conroe ISD Western Art Show on January 12th and the Houston Livestock Show and
Rodeo on March 3rd in Reliant Center at the rodeo. The winners include:
High School Best of Show- Madison Chamberlain (Jen Lucas-teacher) TWHS 9th Grade Campus
High School Best of Show Sculpture- Even Jysereid - (Ron Viol-teacher) TWHS - winner of a 3D
Premium Award and a $2000.00 scholarship.
High School Gold Medal Award Winners include Maria Navarro from The Woodlands HS 9th Grade
Campus (Jen Lucas-teacher), Wyatt Hasvold - 3D (Ron Viol-teacher) and Katie Wolfe (James Kitchenteacher)
Special Merit Award winners include Logan Parmeter, Hannah Austin, Alyssa Drew (James Kitchenteacher)
and Ashley Dodson (Caryn Rock-teacher) TWHS
Katie Wolfe and Alyssa Drew were also winners of Kerrville Western Art Academy scholarships. The
scholarships are 4 week on campus classes valued at $10,000.00.
Congratulations to all of The Woodlands High School students who had their work selected to be judged
at both CISD's 2013 Western Art Show and the HL&R's 2013 Student Art Competition
KEY CLUB: Thank you to everyone who came out to help this past weekend at The Woodlands
Marathon. The event was able to run smoothly and was a huge success. With your help, the Lee family
raised $500 dollars to donate to a charity of their choice.
On March 10th, The Kiwanis Club of The Woodlands will be hosting their annual "St. Baldric's Day"
event at the Goose's Acre to benefit children's cancer research. Members will need to arrive at 1:30 to
help set up for the event. We will be distributing out our t-shirts at this events. Also, since March 10th is a
holiday, double points will be awarded!
Other upcoming events include Special Olympics on March 23rd at Oak Ridge High School and the Bush
Elementary Spring Carnival on April 13th. Our next meeting will be Monday, March 18th (the Monday

ight after spring break) at 2:45 PM in the LGI. We will be discussing upcoming events as well as
distributing t-shirts to those who did not pick them up at the St. Baldric's event. The cost is $10. Hope to
see you there!
DRIVER EDUCATION: Spring-Summer Driver Education classes held at TWHS are now available online
for registration at www.esc6.net. All parents have to do is click on driver-ed icon at top right hand
corner of page and select course date and time that best meets their schedule. We now offer an on-line
driver education classroom course that can be completed from your home. The course is open 24 hours
a day 7 days a week and can be completed in a minimum of 16 days. For more info contact: (936)435-
8325 or (936)435-8320.
NEWS FROM THE TWHS CAREER & TECHNICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT: MOS
Certification exam update--the list is growing! We are pleased to announce that the following BIM II
students have now passed at least two MOS certification exams: Clare Bauman (12th) Word and
Excel, Kelly Burke (11th) Word and Excel, Anna Cardone (12th) Word and Excel, Elizabeth
Gottshall (11th) Word and Excel, and Mason Becker (11th ) has passed three exams: Word, Excel
and PowerPoint. Many other BIM II students have taken and passed the MOS Word exam and plan to
take the Excel, PowerPoint or Access exams before the end of year.
Additionally BIM I students are now beginning to take the MOS Word Exam. Congratulations to the
following who have passed the exam: Zach Keller (10th), Alexandra Huie (12th), and Dane
Codispoti (11th). This is a wonderful accomplishment for a beginning level student.
We are hoping that many more students will certify before the end of the school year. The Microsoft
Office Specialist (MOS) certification exams for Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Access, which are
highly regarded by business and industry, are offered through the Business Information
Management (BIM I and BIM II) classes at TWHS. For further information about student MOS
certification training you can contact Patricia Gutknecht, CTE Department Chair and Microsoft Certified
Trainer, at pgutknecht@conroeisd.net.
GRADUATION HIGHLANDERS: Reality check: Graduation is only 88 days from now! It is
a documented fact that graduation night is one of the most deadly for teens. This event saves lives in our
community while everyone, including students and volunteers, has the time of their life. It truly is an
unforgettable memory for all who participate! Many volunteers are busy planning Graduation
Highlanders. This lock-in event immediately follows TWHS's graduation ceremony on June 4.
We need to raise lots and lots of money to help keep our Seniors safe on Graduation night.
Please support our first Graduation Highlanders Spirit Night at Chili’s Grill & Bar on Thursday, March
21! All three Chili’s locations (Magnolia, Indian Springs and Pinecroft) will donate 10% of sales we
bring from 11 am- 11pm on March 21 to Graduation Highlanders. This includes both dine-in and takeout
orders. Just show them the flyer attached to Mr. Colschen’s email (it doesn’t have to be printed, you
can show them it on your phone or laptop) or simply write “TWHS Give Back Night” on the restaurant
copy of the receipt and Graduation Highlanders will receive 10% of your sale! That simple! Please
support this, bring your friends and spread the word!
We will also be hosting another Craft Market on Saturday, April 6 in the cafeteria, so mark your calendar
and come check out some great vendors! Please contact Robert Corzine if you would like to help at
txcop167@consolidated.net
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.
WHO’S GOT SPIRIT? WE DO! PTO SPIRIT WEAR: Just a reminder that all merchandise is
available for sale every day at the front desks of both campuses. For more information please contact
Berly Black at twhspto@gmail.com
PARENTING WITH LOVE AND LOGIC: The Conroe ISD Parent Resource Center will present
“Parenting with Love and Logic.” This is a common sense, nationally recognized approach for parenting
that provides easy-to-learn skills that instill responsibility, respect, and good decision making in youth.
The program will be held at the Oak Ridge High School Ninth Grade Campus on March 19, 26, April 2,
and 9, 2013. It is a two hour program from 6:00-8:00pm and is free to all CISD parents. Please call 936-
709-8210 for reservations.
Monday, March 11
Sophomore/JV Baseball @ Lufkin 4:00/6:30
Tuesday, March 12
Softball vs. Bryan @ TWHS 1:00/3:00
Varsity Baseball vs. Lufkin @ McCullough 6:00
Wednesday, March 13
Varsity Softball @ Disney Tournament TBA
The Woodlands High School Calendar
March 11 – March 23, 2013
Thursday, March 14
Varsity Softball @ Disney Tournament TBA
Varsity Baseball @ A&M Consolidated 7:00
Sophomore/JV Baseball vs. A&M Consolidated @ McCullough 4:30/7:00
Friday, March 15
Varsity Softball @ Disney Tournament TBA
Varsity Baseball vs. Bryan @ McCullough 7:00
Sophomore/JV Baseball @ Bryan 4:30/7:00
Saturday, March 16
Varsity Softball @ Disney Tournament TBA
Girls Track @ College Park Meet TBA
Monday, March 18
Key Club Meeting 2:35 LGI
Cheerleader Booster Meeting 6:00 LGI
Student Council Meeting 6:00 Cafeteria
Interact Meeting 7:00 Cafeteria
Sophomore/JV Baseball vs. College Park @ McCullough 4:30/7:00

Tuesday, March 19
FFA Booster Meeting 7:00 room 129/131
Girls Soccer vs. Bryan @ TWHS 4:30/6:30
Boys Soccer @ Bryan 4:00/5:30/7:30
Softball @ College Park 4:30/6:30
Varsity Baseball @ College Park 7:00
Wednesday, March 20
JV Boys/Girls Track @ TWHS Meet 4:00
Thursday, March 21
PTO Board Meeting 9:30
Band Booster Meeting 6:30 Band Hall
JV Softball @ Deer Park Tournament TBA
Varsity Boys/Girls Track @ Rice University TBA
Friday, March 22
Boys Soccer vs. College Park @ TWHS 4:30/6:30
Girls Soccer @ College Park 4:30/6:30
Softball vs. Oak Ridge @ TWHS 4:30/6:30
Varsity Baseball vs. Oak Ridge @ McCullough 7:00
Sophomore/JV Baseball @ Oak Ridge 4:30/7:00
Varsity Boys/Girls Track @ Rice University TBA
Saturday, March 23
JV Softball @ Deer Park Tournament TBA
Varsity Boys/Girls Track @ Rice University TBA
District 14-5A Academic Meet @ Conroe HS TBA
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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.