Mr. Rogers is serving as our current campus Teacher of the Year. He has been in education for 26 years where he is certified to teach English, Social Studies, Speech/Debate, and ESL. He also serves the dyslexia students on campus and at Alice Johnson Junior High.

All Endeavor students' attendance and academic progress are monitored every three weeks. Students not taking advantage of the opportunity to attend Endeavor will be sent back to CHS. The first progress check is on Friday, August 30. Parents will be notified if there are any concerns from their teachers weekly or as soon as they arise.

Beginning with our seniors, students are receiving their Graduation Checklist from the Endeavor counselor, Mrs. Salinas. Students are given this so that they can not only know for themselves, but to inform YOU of their graduation status. This is the only copy that will be given to them. Below is what the form looks like. If you have any questions, please contact Endeavor.

The following is needed for a student to drive to Endeavor:

• A valid Texas driver's license
  
• Proof of liability on your vehicle
  
• A parking permit issued from Endeavor

Students who drive to school without a license run the risk of receiving a citation from our campus Constable and will not be allowed to drive off of the campus with their vehicle. See Mrs. Barrientos in the front office for a permit.

Students are expected to bring their fully charged Chromebook every day to school. There are a few Chromebooks that are "Locking Up." Those issues have been reported to the technology department and will be corrected ASAP.

For the protection of our students, food deliveries and visitors who are not on a student's emergency contact list are not allowed during lunch. Along with students having an option for a free lunch, there are microwave ovens available in the cafeteria for students to use. Milk and fruit are available to students who bring their own lunch at no charge.

Are you interested in giving your child a firsthand look at the democratic process? In Texas, high school students aged 16 years and older can get paid to work on Election Day at $17.00. We would like to encourage students across Harris County to apply to work in the upcoming November 5, 2024 cycle. Please note this is not a guaranteed position. Absences from school are excused for students who participate.

Students can apply online and find more information by clicking directly on the link below

September 2: District Holiday (Labor Day)

September 27: Student Holiday (Professional Learning Day)