Westlake Forest May 2021

Westlake /Westlake Forest
VBS & SUMMER CAMPS
May 2021
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WESTLAKE FOREST DIRECTORS
Annette Baldwin, Pres. (281 ) 578- 9118
Robin Snitofsky, VP/Sec. (281 ) 787 4817
David Bryant, Treas. 281-578- 8376
Tina Kent, Director 832-248-1037
Ed Stachowski, Director 281-703-8659
WESTLAKE DIRECTORS
Edwin Brzymialkiewicz, Director 281-579-8754
Rochelle Smith, Director 281-579-8753
Forrest Groom, Director 281-685-5088
Mark Taylor, Director 832-689-6475
Nico Ruiz, Director 832-491-6374
SHERIFF’S OFFICE LAW ENFORCEMENT COORDINATOR
Annette Baldwin 281-578-9118
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IMPORTANT NUMBERS
Harris County Public Health & Evir. 713-439-6000
Poison Control 800-764-7661
Animal Control 281-999-3191
Katy Christian Ministries Hotline
281-391-HELP
Post Office - Bear Creek 281-550-4413
Post Office - Park Row 281-829-5062
Harris County Mosquito Control 713-440-4800
Centerpoint Energy (Street Light Repair) 281-391-5104
Centerpoint Energy (Power Outages) 713-207-2222
Comcast 713-341-1000
Senior Citizen Info. 713-529-9991
SPCA Houston 713-869-7722
SPCA 24 Emergency Animal Rescue 713-780-4357
Precinct 3 Commissioner Radack 281-463-6300
HOSPITALS
Memorial Hermann Katy Hospital 281-644-7000
Houston Methodist West Hospital 832-522-1000
Texas Children’s Hospital West Campus 832-227-1000
SCHOOLS
Mayde Creek Elementary School 281-237-3950
Stephens Elementary School 281-234-0200
Mayde Creek Junior High School 281-237-3900
Mayde Creek High School 281-237-3000
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WESTLAKE / WESTLAKE FOREST
SWIMMING POOL RULES
NO LIFE GUARDS ARE ON DUTY
YOU MUST WATCH YOUR CHILDREN AT ALL TIMES
YOU ARE SWIMMING AT YOUR OWN RISK
MAXIMUM SIX (6) SWIMMERS PER KEY CARD
All Swimmers Under the age of 17 must be accompanied by Adult(s),
who is/are 21 years old or older, at all times.
Ratio:
Swimmers Under 7 years of age - One (1) Adult for each swimmer
Swimmers 7 years old to age 12 - One (1) Adult for 2 swimmers
Swimmers 13 years old to age 16 - One (1) Adult for 3 swimmers
CARD ENTRY SYSTEM FOR POOL USE IN 2021
If you did not get a scan card in 2020, then you will need to go through
Town Square and get one for the 2021 season.
A responsible adult from each home seeking a scan card (homeowners
or renters) must provide a driver’s license for identification purposes
along with the signed affidavit. Landlords must sign a waiver of liability
agreement.
ISSUANCE OF SCAN CARDS
1) Names and ages of all who will be using the pool from the address
2) Emergency telephone numbers of responsible persons in case of an
incident or accident and to discuss problems.
3) Signed liability agreement
4) Signed copy of the pool rules
1. Gate shall be closed at all times. Persons inside the pool area MAY NOT
open the gate for another person. An authorized key card must be used
to enter the pool area.
2. Absolutely NO: Glass containers, Running, Horseplay, Diving, Pets,
Pushing, Loud Music, Offensive/Abusive Language or Behavior, Alcohol
or Smoking of any kind will be tolerated within pool area.
3. No standing, sitting or playing on Division Rope.
4. Approved swimming/bathing suits and/or special swim-type diapers
must be worn at all times.
5. Pool area must be cleared during rain, lightning or thunderstorms.
6, All patrons must clean up after themselves.
7. The Baby Pool is reserved for children under 42” and children must be
supervised at all times
8. Non-proficient swimmers must be supervised by competent swimmers.
9. All persons must exit the pool area at 9 PM.
VIOLATION OF ANY OF THESE RULES MAY RESULT IN KEY CARD BEING
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MAY WCIA BOARD MEETING
The Homeowners meeting will be held on May 18, 2021, on Zoom. The
meeting begins at 7 PM. The Homeowners meetings are held the third
Tuesday of each month at the Civic Center located at 19754 Franz Rd.,
except during COVID when the meetings are held by zoom. Meetings
begin at 7 PM, Homeowners Forum is formally opened around 7:30 PM.
Agendas are emailed through Town Square and info.westlake@gmail.
com. These are also posted on our website.
The executive sessions are held the evening before the homeowners’
meetings. These are held at the Civic Center at 6:30 PM. If you have a
personal issue, which you wish to discuss with the Board, contact
Annette Baldwin at info.westlake@gmail.com and you will be added to
the agenda.
OUTREACH TO SENIOR CITIZENS AND THE
DISABLED CONTINUES
The outreach to our senior citizens and the disabled who live in our
neighborhoods of Westlake and Westlake Forest will continue through
and beyond the COVID-19 quarantine. We have found some of our
residents who are homebound and need the help of the community
throughout the year. The majority of our Seniors and Disabled will be
independent as soon as the quarantine ends. But for those who need
help, we will continue to provide help.
To add your name to the list of Seniors and Disabled living alone, you may
contact any of the following:
Westlake: Ed Brzymialkiewicz: 281-579-8543
Westlake Forest: Robin: 281-787-4817
WCIA: Annette: 281-578-9118
REPORT TRESPASSING
If you see trespassers who are loitering or sleeping on the greenbelt in
Westlake, immediately call this in to the Sheriff’s Office at 713-221-6000.
ARCHITECTURAL CONTROL FORMS MUST BE FILED
The ACC-Architectural Control Committee - must receive a copy of the
ACC form requesting changes to the exterior of your home. A copy of the
form is contained at our website: www.westlakecia.org.
RECYCLE TRASH BINS FOR RECYCLING ONLY
It has become apparent that not everyone who lives in Westlake and
Westlake Forest is familiar with the use of the recycling trash bin. This bin
is for recycling materials only… no garbage or other types of trash can be
put in these bins. If you have a neighbor who does not understand this
concept, please take a moment and explain it to them. Only recycling bins
with recyclable materials in them will be picked up by the trash company.
Best Trash will not pick up the recycling bins if they contain anything but
recyclable products. You can put the garbage and unrecyclable trash in a
regular trash bin for pickup.
WANT UPDATES ON VARIOUS ACTIVITIES,
EMERGENCY SITUATIONS AND MORE?
If you are interested in receiving updates on various activities in the
subdivision and surrounding area, trends in crime, meetings of interest
to all residents as well as timely information, join the Westlake/Westlake
Forest email list. To join, simply send an email to info.Westlake@gmail.
com. Include your name and street address in that email. You will then
receive emails that keep you informed.
SUMMER VACATION BRINGS
OPPORTUNITY AND TEMPTATIONS
It’s summer vacation… no school… free time… the kids are unsupervised.
These idle hours can be filled with meaningful projects and activities or
can be abandoned to destructive and negative behavior.
Plan now for your child’s summer activities. Peckham Park in Katy
offers many activities, swimming lessons and has a lovely park. Our
swimming pools are open seven days per week. Katy Budget Books
has a reading program each week for children. We have a library on
Clay Road and another on the south side of I-10. Keep children busy
with reading, physical activities and planned activities. Many churches
offer all types of summer camps, as do other organizations. Monitor
your child’s activities on the web, Blackberry or cell phone. Get to
know how to operate all the communication equipment that your
child uses. KISD offers enrichment as well as academic courses in their
summer school sessions in June and July. There are plenty of positive
experiences awaiting your child… it is up to you to make sure that
your children are busy and well supervised.
The extra effort parents put in now will reap many rewards as your
children grow into mature adults whose work ethic and sense of
responsibility will serve them well throughout their lives. “At risk” children
are vulnerable to all kinds of negative influences, which can inalterably
change the course of their lives. Whether your child is 7 or 17, you, as a
parent, must be in control of your child’s activities. With every freedom
comes an accompanying responsibility. Children must learn this early.
FILE VACATION WATCH FORMS
BEFORE YOU LEAVE YOUR HOME
The Harris County Sheriff’s Office offers a vacation watch program.
Before going on vacation complete a vacation watch form and fax it
to the District IV substation at 281-463-8246. Include an emergency
contact number and any information that the deputy should know when
checking your house. Our marked unit, district units and our unmarked
deputy units will check your home throughout the day, evening and
night for any unusual activity. The web address for the vacation watch
form is: www.harriscountso.org/Programs/programs_vacationwatch.
aspx. The vacation watch gives residents the opportunity to gain extra
security for their home while they are away on vacation. A digital copy is
available on our website at www.westlakecia.org.
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SAFETY & SECURITY
FOR THE SUMMER
While the obvious is sometimes not so obvious to people who have
moved to the Houston area from other parts of the country, certain
procedures must be followed in order to lower your chances of becoming
a victim of crime.
Lock the doors to your home - even when you are at home. This means
the front, back and house door to the garage. Do not leave exterior
garage doors standing open. Lock car doors and trunks when these are
parked on the street or in your driveway. Install motion detector lights on
both the front and back of your house. These are reasonably priced and
fairly easy to mount.
Some families have chosen alarm companies, others have installed
security cameras which sweep their property front and back, record all
activity on a hard disk and can be accessed in real-time on the web from
a remote location. These systems are a bit pricey, between $1,200 and
$2,000. However, the investment is a good one. The Ring door bell is an
especially good buy for security.
Be aware of your surroundings whether you are at home, shopping
or going to work. Be extra cautious in parking lots. Always be “in the
moment” when you are not inside your home and secure.
Have a happy and safe summer. Drive carefully. Our children will be
playing and darting into the streets from time to time. Take extra
precautions when backing out of your driveway to make sure that no
child is behind your vehicle.
PARKING WARS IN
OUR NEIGHBORHOOD
With summer we find that people have shorter tempers, faster fuses
and tendencies to overreact to almost many elements of daily life. This
is especially true in the parking situation in Westlake and Westlake Forest.
Due to the fact that we seem to have so many people living in some
houses, there are cars and trucks packed in driveways (we hope) and
parked on the street. This leads to resentment from the neighbors.
It is imperative that we park in our garages and on our driveways and
leave our streets open and clear for emergency vehicles. Recently we
were advised of a “party” on one of the cul-de-sacs in Westlake which
boasted cars and pick up trucks double parked and driveways blocked.
Our deputy defused the situation quickly, but these issues are known
to provoke overreaction, violence and sometimes death. So, let’s take it
back a notch and be considerate of our neighbors.
Double parking is not allowed on any public street in Texas.
• Park no less than 30 feet from a stop sign
• Park no less than 20 feet from an intersection
• Park no closer than 15 feet from a fire hydrant
• Park no more than 48 hours on the street.
• Park WITH the flow of traffic
• Park no more than 18 inches from the curb
• Do not park in a way that blocks or restricts access by neighbors to their
driveways
Never park within five feet of a mailbox. The US Postal Service will not
deliver if their delivery vehicle cannot pull in and deliver the mail without
causing the driver to leave the vehicle. These routes are timed; there is no
time to park somewhere and walk to a carelessly blocked mailbox.
Parking citations are a hassle, but as the summer progresses and the kids
fill up the subdivision day and night, our deputy will be pretty busy. He
will no longer have time to knock on your door and make a “courtesy”
contact. You will simply receive a ticket or find that your vehicle has been
towed.
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CLEAN UP LAWN CLIPPINGS:
DON’T DUMP IN STORM SEWERS
In order to keep a positive appearance in our neighborhood, all residents
(homeowners and renters alike) need to mow weekly and edge at least
twice a month throughout the growing season. Do not just sweep or
blow your clippings into the street as these will wash into our storm
sewers. The fine for this is very high. The lawn clippings cause the storm
sewer to clog up and back up into the street, the driveways and homes.
Recent scoping of the storm sewers revealed that many people are NOT
refraining from dumping lawn debris in the storm sewer. It isn’t that long
since Harvey and most of us remember the flooding these subdivisions
experienced during that storm.
Keep all gardens well mulched as this reduces the need for water. Lawns
need water during the summer months or they will weaken and become
subject to various varmints and diseases. Watering at least twice a week
usually helps. If we have measurable rainfall twice a week, watering won’t
be necessary. Be sure and clip all dead or dying branches, limbs and
shoots from trees, bushes and plants. Keep your gardens in tip top shape.
Finally, it is a good idea to edge and mow either early in the morning or
late in the evening. The mid-day hours are very hot and those not used
to working outside on a daily basis can become ill from the heat. At the
first sign of heatstroke, call 9-1-1. Stay hydrated with water while you are
working in the heat. Wear light weight, loose fitting clothing.
If you plan correctly, the time spent in your yard is often less than one
hour for edging, mowing and sweeping. If you wait until the hot hours of
the mid-day, it could take you as long as three hours to do the job.
LOOSE ANIMALS ARE A
BIG SUMMER PROBLEM
The children are out of school and that means they will be in and out
of the house and fenced yard. Consequently, even more pets will get
loose or become lost. There has been a real problem with people letting
their cats roam during the day and night. If you have a cat, please keep it
indoors. If it is left outside, it can become diseased, hit by a car or trapped
by a neighbor. Cats on the loose kill birds, use neighbors flower beds to
do their business and will even use a child’s sandbox. This can lead to
humans becoming sick because of a cat that wanders the streets. The
WCIA has purchased cat traps for those who are bothered by feral cats
and cats running loose. Sadly, this has become a necessity. Once a cat is
trapped, call Animal Control and tell them that you have a cat in a trap
for pick up. If you would like to spare the animal’s life, take the cat to CAP
on the east-bound access road of I-10 and they will neuter or spay the
animal and clip its ear to denote a neutered animal. However, this will not
solve the problem of that cat wandering into your yard.
There have been several dogs that are wandering loose in the
neighborhoods. Some have tags and collars and some don’t. If they are
found and don’t have tags, there is no way of getting your pet back to
you. Please keep your dog in the house or in a fenced yard unless you are
walking the dog on a leash. Remember, there are leash laws that should
be followed. If you are out walking your dog, please be considerate of
your neighbor. If you don’t want your dog doing its business in your yard,
you can figure that your neighbor does not want them doing it in theirs. If
you walk your dog in the parks or on the greenbelt, please carry a baggy
to clean up after your animal. Several times people have been walking
in the parks and greenbelt only to find dog excrement along the trail. Be
considerate. Treat your animals as part of the family and be considerate
of your neighbors and their property.
If you find a dog or cat that is obviously someone’s pet, check for ID on
the animal and take it to a vet to check for a micro-chip. If no identity is
available, take a picture and email it to info.westlake@gmail.com. An email
blast will be sent to our group as well as to the NextDoor community to
try and identify the animal and reunite it with its owner.
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STREETLIGHTS OUT?
Please report outages of streetlights to Centerpoint Energy. Get the pole
number as well as the nearest street address and call 713–207-2222 or go
to their website and complete an on-line form. It is very important that
non-working lights are reported for the safety of our each of us. Call it in,
call it in.
DEED RESTRICTION COPY
Homeowners and renters can get a copy of the deed restrictions for both
Westlake and Westlake Forest on our website: www.westlakecia.org.
Please note that these two subdivisions have separate deed restrictions.
You may also call Inframark or send them an email to have a copy mailed
to you. Information on Inframark is on the inside of the back page of the
monthly newsletter and on our website.
TEENAGE JOB SEEKERS
If you are between 12 and 18 and would like to be added to the
teenage job seeker’s list, please fill out the form on our website (www.
krenekprinting.com, click submissions and choose Jobseekers) with your
name, birthdate (mo. & yr.), phone number, year you will graduate and
the name of your newsletter/subdivision. Check the list of jobs you want
on your form. Please make sure your email is correct, we send emails
in the summer to make sure all the info is still good and that you want
to stay on the list. If we do not hear back from you after 3 tries, we will
remove you from the list until we do. Must have parent(s) permission.
DISCLAIMER
Neither the subdivision, nor Krenek Printing is responsible for those listed
on the Teenage Job Seeker List. Please ask for and check out references
if you do not personally know those listed. This is just a list of teenagers
from the subdivision who wish to find part time jobs. Responsibility for
any work done by these teenagers is between those seeking helpers and
the teens and their parents.
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CARE/DETAILING, T - TUTORING
There are currently no teenage job seekers available. Have your teen
send in their information to be added.
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Sightings. Each day concludes with the Closing Quest that gets everyone
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5 th grade. Preschool Vacation Bible School is available for children of
volunteers. Registration Price is free! www.whatisgrace.org/vbs
GRACE FELLOWSHIP THE BRIDGE
SPECIAL NEEDS VBS
JUNE 14-17, 2021
This year we are offering two VBS options, in-person and online! The
Bridge Special Needs VBS track in-person is from 9 AM to noon. It is for all
school age special needs students (Kindergarten-12 th Grade). To help us
provide a fun and safe environment for all children, please be sure your
student meets the following criteria before registering: • Student does not
require isolation from the rest of The Bridge population • Student is not
aggressive and does not pose a threat to themselves or others • Student
does not have severe medical/emotional needs that require specialized
care. For any questions, please contact our Special Needs Director, Katina
Yeargain, at kyeargain@whatisgrace.org.
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THE FOUNDRY CHURCH VBS
JUNE 21-25, 2021, 9 AM - 12 PM
WILDERNESS ESCAPE - WHERE GOD GUIDES & PROVIDES
Fry Road Campus - For children ages completed Kindergarten-5 th Grade
Join us at Wilderness Escape VBS, and become part of the journey as
Moses and the Israelites watch God guide and provide! You’ll travel back
into Bible times-without setting foot outside our community. Each day,
you’ll become part of history as we see, hear, touch, and even taste what
it was like to live in the Bible-times wilderness! You’ll explore the Israelite
Camp tents, visit Moses, take part in games, dance to lively Bible songs,
and sample tasty tidbits as you discover more about Moses’ adventures.
These experiences make God’s Word come alive with new meaning for
all who participate! Register at https://foundrychurch.org/summeroffun.
ST. JOHN VIANNEY ONLINE VBS
BEGINS JULY 5, 2021
TREASURED - DISCOVERING YOU’RE PRICELESS TO GOD
Embark on an epic quest through hidden ruins, ancient caves, and
dense jungles. At Treasured VBS, kids dig into action-packed, faith-filled
adventures. They’ll discover God’s greatest treasure isn’t diamonds,
gems, or gold–it’s them! To volunteer or for more information, visit www.
stjohnvianney.org/faith-formation/youth-formation/vacation-bibleschool/
or email Anabel Acosta at aacosta@stjohnvianney.org.
ST. FAUSTINA CATHOLIC CHURCH VBS
JULY 19-23, 2021
TREASURED - DISCOVERING YOU’RE PRICELESS TO GOD
www.saintfaustinachurch.org/vbs
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Morning Camp: 9 AM-12:15 PM | Afternoon Camp: 12:45-4 PM
Full-Day Camp: 9 AM-4 PM
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Release your child’s inner ninja! See camp information for ages. Transform
your child’s love for technology into an exciting learning adventure. Guided
by our team of Code Senseis, Code Ninjas Camps empower kids to gain
valuable tech skills and make new friends. It’s an unforgettably fun learning
experience! www.codeninjas.com/tx-katy-west/camps/day-camp.
HOUSTON’S FIRST BAPTIST
DAYCATION AT THE LOOP
JUNE 1-AUGUST 13, 2021, 7 AM-6 PM
7401 Katy Freeway, Houston, TX 77024
Daycation is open to campers entering 1 st -9 th grades in Fall 2021. Daycation is a
summer day camp ministry of Houston’s First Baptist Church serving families in
Houston, and surrounding areas, for over 30 years. Our goal is to share the love
of Jesus Christ to all who enter our doors, by providing a fun, safe and nurturing
environment for your family. Although the name has gone through many
variations throughout the years, the commitment to provide the best place for
your child to be in the summer has never changed. Visit https://houstonsfirst.
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UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON SUMMER CAMPS
JUNE 7-JULY 16, 2021
The best summer camp starts here! Variety of camps for all ages!
CompuCamp, EngineeringCamp, LanguageCamp, ScienceCamp,
SummerAcademy, WritingCamp. For more information and registration
details visit www.compucamp2021.com/
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visit www.lavnercampsandprograms.com/location/houston-tx-summercamps-tech-camps-rice-university.
SUMMER CAMP AT
HOUSTON MUSEUM OF NATURAL SCIENCE
JUNE 7-AUGUST 13, 2021
This isn’t your average summer camp. Against the backdrop of real
dinosaur fossils, chemistry in action and a world class institution, kids
can experience a summer of education and adventure. Geared for kids
ages 6-12, Summer Camps at HMNS use fun, hands-on learning and
distinguished teachers to inspire the next generation of engineers and
scientists. What will your child discover? Visit www.hmns.org/education/
summer-camp.
CHALLENGE ISLAND STEM SUMMER CAMP
JUNE 7 - JULY 23, 2021
Cinco Ranch Lake House - 25202 Springwood Lake Dr, Katy, TX
Challenge Island®, The World’s #1 STEM/STEAM program, is a high-energy,
hands-on fusion of STEAM, 21 st Century Skills, Problem-Solving Adventure,
Project-Based Learning and our trademark STEAMbuilding® experience.
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in collaborative tribes to tackle various exciting challenges using only the
materials in their treasure chest and their boundless imaginations. To register
and for more information visit https://challenge-island.com/nwhouston-katy.
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CAMP WEST AT FAITH WEST ACADEMY
JUNE 14-JULY 16, 2021
2225 Porter Rd, Katy, TX
Camp West is a fun and exciting day camp open to all children
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camp in the heart of Katy, TX. Campers are treasured at Camp West, they
have the most fun they’ve ever had in a safe environment, and enjoy the
life-changing love of Jesus! www.campwest.org
GRACE FELLOWSHIP AFTER VBS SPORTS CAMP
JUNE 14-17, 2021, 12 PM - 4 PM
Armored-Sports is offering a sports camp after VBS for children completed
Kindergarten-5 th grade. The sports camp is a multi-sport camp consisting
of fun games like Dodgeball, Kickball, Capture the Flag, and other games
revolving around classic sports like Basketball, Flag Football, and Soccer.
Your child will be escorted by VBS leaders at the conclusion of VBS to
Sports Camp, where they will meet Armored Staff and eat their sack
lunch. Parents, you may drop off at the start of VBS and don’t have to pick
up until the end of Sports Camp! Registration Price: February 7 th -June 1 st -
$95; After June 1 st - $105. More information at www.armored-sports.com
May 2021 | Westlake/Westlake Forest

DRAMA CAMPS AT CINCO RANCH LAKE HOUSE
JUNE 21-AUGUST 6, 2021
25202 Springwood Lake Dr, Katy, TX
“Fun With Fables”, “Hollywood Who-Dun-It! and “Inspiration Playhouse - Fairy
Tales”! Games, activities, crafts, performances! Register at https://dramakids.
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KATY’S NEWEST FILMMAKING AND ANIMATION
CAMP CREATED BY SLHS ALUMNI
Howdy! Our names are Kai, Cazden, Robbie and Jack, we are four SLHS Alumni
and Texas Film School Graduates. For the past year we have been creating
Katy’s newest and only Animation and Filmmaking camp, Creator Camp! Our
goal is to share with students the wonders of film and animation without the
dullness of note taking and lectures. We designed our 3-day camps so that
students will learn hands-on and in real-time, creating Special effects, Green
Screen effects, Sound effects and loads more. Each day, students will come
home with a new movie they created themselves and on the last day we will
transform a classroom into a mock Oscars Film Festival where your child will
pick their favorite film that they made to be shown on the big screen! We are
running our first camps this summer and we would love to have some support
from the local community to get us off to a good start. Camps are held at
Mirus Academy Katy, 5561 3 rd St, Katy, TX 77493 and Each camper will receive
a free shirt and goody bag. Two Sessions will be held this summer:
Session 1: June 28 th -30 th : 8:30 AM-3:30 PM
Session 2: July 20 th -22 nd : 8:30 AM-3:30 PM
If your child is interested in filmmaking or animation please visit our site
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SUMMER CAMP 2021
ASPIRING ARTISTS THREE WEEK WORKSHOP: MUSICAL THEATRE REVUE
AGES: 13-18 **AUDITIION DAY: Thurs, July 8 th at 1-4 PM**
Rehearsal Dates/Times: July 12 th -16 th , July 19 th -23 rd , July 26 th -28 th : 1 PM-4 PM
Tech/Dress Rehearsal: Thursday, July 29 th at 12-4 PM
Recording Session: Friday, July 30 th at 12-4 PM
The Aspiring Artist Workshop Platform inspires creativity, exercises
imaginations and promotes artistic risk-taking, while developing critical
thinking, cooperation and confidence. All Academy workshops are
housed under an educational umbrella with three pillars in mind:
TO LEARN: to hone the rudimentary craft of young adults on their journey
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TO PERFORM: to present a story in front of an audience.
TO CONNECT: to collaborate with others who share the passion of
performance (peers, mentors and professionals) creating a network of
lifelong relationships through the arts.
JUNIOR ALL-STAR CAMP - TWO WEEK PERFORMANCE CAMP “CRUISIN’
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Rehearsal Dates/Times: July 12 th -16 th , July 19 th -23 rd , July 26 th -28 th : 10:30
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self, human relationships and their environment using elements of
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JULY 13 - 16, 2021, 9 AM - 2 PM AND JULY 20 - 23, 2021, 9 AM -
2 PM
EEEK! Science camps include numerous science based activities centered
around various themes for the day. During each week, campers will
receive a personalized lab coat. Campers also receive a fun science snack
each day that pertains to the day’s investigation as well as at least one
activity or experiment that they get to take home each day to continue
their science fun. This year we are excited to return to Simonton Christian
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WINSHAPE CAMP AT
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combining fun, faith and friendship into an action-packed week. Campers
completing grades K5-8 cultivate their God-given skills and talents in a
mix of indoor and outdoor moments, physical activity and creative play,
with epic adventures at camp all day and sleeping soundly back at home
at night. At the end of the week, we serve up a day of fun for the whole
family-complete with a yummy lunch from Chick-fil-A. Register now at
https://campregistration.winshape.org/
YMCA SUMMER CAMPS
The YMCA offers summer camp programs throughout the Greater
Houston region, including at three locations in the Katy area. Camp
activities include arts and crafts, swimming, sports programs and more.
www.ymcahouston.org/summer-camp
CAMP ZOOFARI AT THE HOUSTON ZOO
Camp Zoofari is an immersive experience for children ages 4-14. Campers
explore the Zoo, meet our animals and make new friends while learning
about wildlife and how to protect them in the wild. For registration and
more info visit www.houstonzoo.org/make-memories/kids-families/
camp-zoofari.
AFA SUMMER MUSIC FESTIVAL SESSIONS
The AFA Summer Music Festival offers intensive music-making
experiences and camaraderie in a supportive environment for Houston’s
young musicians and has been a part of the community for over 25
years. Led by renowned faculty artists who are outstanding performers
and educators, students make noteworthy progress - both individually
and in ensembles - that will impact their lives as they continue to grow
as musicians. The Summer Music Festival offers programs for musicians
in grades 3-12 that last from 1-5 weeks, including large and small
ensembles, technique classes, masterclasses, studio classes, sectional
rehearsals music theory, ear training, and other enrichment studies. On
top of the musical skills and knowledge gained, students also benefit
from the diverse group of young musicians from across the Greater
Houston area. Each session includes performances that make up the AFA
Summer Concert Series, a free and family-friendly concert series. For a full
list of sessions, visit https://afatexas.org/summer/
GARAGE SALE
GRAYSON LAKES SPRING GARAGE SALE
SATURDAY, MAY 15 TH , 7-11 AM
Located off Katy Flewellen Road and Gaston
Katy ISD
www.katyisd.org
DATES TO REMEMBER
May 21st: Last Day of School for Graduating Seniors
May 27th: Early Dismissal and Last Day of School
May 28th: Teacher Contract Day
May 31st: Holiday
KATY ISD FFA AUCTION BRINGS IN OVER $615K
The 2021 Katy Independent School District FFA Livestock Show auction
totals have officially been announced. Student livestock projects
raised $615,051.24. This year’s livestock show consisted of 382 student
exhibitors. Top live auction winners include:
Rabbits:
• Grand Champion, Noah Lindsey, Jordan High $5,500
• Reserve Champion, Kendall Cooley, Jordan High $5,000
• Grand Champion Showman, Senna Keppler, Tompkins High $3,000
• Reserve Champion Showman, Emily White, Cinco Ranch High $2,000
Broilers:
• Grand Champion, Jackson Cooper Lucas, Katy High $8,500
• Reserve Champion, Cole Kaase, Katy High $5,500
• Grand Champion Showman, Kailey Wyckoff, Katy High $2,000
• Reserve Champion Showman, Jesse Hoover, Tompkins High $2,000
Goat:
• Grand Champion, Cole Bearden, Paetow High $6,500
• Reserve Champion, Erin Sword, Katy High $5,000
• Grand Champion Showman, Tabitha Byrd, Paetow High $3,000
• Reserve Champion Showman, Kaylee Binford, Taylor High $2,300
Lamb:
• Grand Champion, Mia Moderski, Cinco Ranch High $5,500
• Reserve Champion, Hannah Cleveland, Cinco Ranch High $4,000
• Grand Champion Showman, Whitney Warner, Tompkins $2,500
• Reserve Champion Showman, Chloe LaBard, Taylor High $ 2,600
Hog:
• Grand Champion, Rachel Grant, Cinco Ranch High $10,000
• Reserve Champion, Kennedy Butler, Paetow High $6,000
• Grand Champion Showman, Haleigh Triolo, Katy High $3,200
• Reserve Champion Showman, Heather Dawson, Cinco Ranch High
$2,500
Steer:
• Grand Champion, Emma Jordan, Cinco Ranch High $12,000
• Reserve Champion, Napoleon Ortega, Paetow High $8,000
• Grand Champion Showman, Lance Nicholas, Katy High $5,500
• Reserve Champion Showman, Reghan Jones, Katy High $11,999
CLASS OF 2021 GRADUATION SCHEDULE
Taylor HS Thursday, May 20 8PM
Mayde Creek HS Friday, May 21 8PM
Cinco Ranch HS Saturday, May 22 8pm
Morton Ranch HS Sunday, May 23
8PM
Seven Lakes HS Monday, May 24 8PM
Tompkins HS Tuesday, May 25 8PM
Paetow HS Wednesday, May 26 8PM
Katy HS Thursday, May 27 8PM
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