The Woodlands High School

AP TESTING: THIS IS FOR SECOND SEMESTER CLASSES ONLY----For AP students in Spring ONLY semester classes, please make sure to sign into your myap.collegeboard.org account and enroll in your Spring AP class sections or exam only sections (you will be able to join after your first day of class in January). Your teacher will give you the join code, so be sure to check with them if needed. Forstudent's that do NOT already have a College Board account, you will need to go to College Board to create one. Please make sure you only have ONE account, and you must use your legal name when you register. After you have enrolled you will then register and pay for your Spring AP exam on the school webstore (this will open on Friday, January 8th) at https://twhs.conroeisd.net/school/our-campus/school-webstore/. The deadline is February 28, 2021.

For all other students enrolled in yearlong classes, you have already enrolled in your myapclassroom. If you are NOT planning to take your AP exam in the Spring, please notify Mrs. Spears via email. The FINAL deadline to register and pay for all AP exams is February 28, 2021. If any questions, you can ask your AP teacher or Mrs. Spears (wspears@conroeisd.net) in grade level.

GPA Exemptions: If a current junior or senior would like to have a GPA exemption for a program such as football or orchestra, please have them contact their counselor for a GPA exemption form. Students can add or take away a GPA exemption through January 29, 2021. Students who might seek a GPA exemption should currently have at least a 4.0 weighted GPA. Further information on GPA exemptions can be found on the counselor’s webpage. Additional information about GPA exemptions and GPA exempt courses can be found on the district’s link:

http://www.conroeisd.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/GPA-Exempt-Courses-1.pdf

Updated GPA and Class Ranks:

Seniors will have their GPA and Class Rank updated by February 1, 2021. The GPA and class rank will cover their 7 semesters of high school. For honor rank at graduation, the third quarter mark will be used as their final spring semester grade in GPA calculation. This GPA and class rank will be released the second week in April

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Junior GPA and Class Rank will be run next. We hope to have it ready by February 26, 2021.

Sophomore GPA and Class Rank will be downloaded before we leave for spring break on March 11, 2021.

Pre-Registration for 2021-2022 will start with Blitz week, January 19 through January 22, 2021. During this week, all core teachers will give their advisements for their students. Parents and students will be able to see those advisements on their four year plan tab on Parent Access Center (PAC) and Student Access Center (SAC). In addition, elective teachers will also start to visit with students during this time about the various programs in their departments.

Step One for the Preregistration process is the paper course selection worksheet. Students in all grade levels will receive a paper course selection worksheet through their English classes during the week of January 25 through January 29. On these worksheets, students will be able to see what the course choices are for their upcoming grade level. For example, seniors have more choices of electives than the incoming sophomores and juniors.

Step Two for the Preregistration process involves the use of a computer, phone, or tablet. The online registration window is open from January 25, 2021 through February 5, 2021. Students and parents will need to login to their Students Access Center (SAC) or their Parent Access Center (PAC) to complete the registration process online. The courses can be found under the 4 Yr Plan tab for each student. Step by step directions and screen shots for online registration can be found on TWHS main webpage http://twhs.conroeisd.net/. It is important to note that we will be using the courses in the 4 Yr Plan as the final course request. The student’s paper copy will only be used as a resource to aide parents and students in the course selection process. Therefore, please make sure the courses in SAC or PAC are correct by the course selection sheet deadline of February 5, 2021.

Parent and Elective Fair Information Nights:

Due to Covid pandemic, our counseling staff is working on virtual presentations for our parent nights as well as a completely virtual elective fair. More information to come in the next edition of the Highlander Happenings.

Date: Thursday, February 4, 2021

Parent Help Night for all Grade Levels (incoming 9th through 12th grade): 4:30 – 6:30 in a virtual format (more information to follow). Counselors from all grade levels will be available to assist parents and students with their online registration questions.

Dates for Verification Sheets to be distributed to check course selections in the computer:

1st Verification Sheet of Course Selections: Week of April 16, 2021

Final Day to make changes to Course Selections for the 2021-2022 Calendar Year: April 30, 2021

Upcoming Individual Student Conferences with their Counselors:

During the months of February, March, and April, all of our current 9th -11th grade students will meet one on one with their school counselor to discuss next year’s courses as well as their four year plans. In addition, they will discuss other topics that are pertinent to each grade level. For instance, upcoming juniors will hear a lot about taking the SAT and ACT next year in the spring.

Attention Junior Parents only:

The Woodlands High School is going to offer a SAT School day on March 24, 2021 for juniors only as their one free test offered to each student by the state. Students can sign up for the test through their School Cash online accounts starting on Monday, January 11, 2021 and will close on Wednesday, January 27, 2021. The deadline to sign up for the exam is a hard deadline since we must put in our order to College Board on January 29, 2021. Therefore, do not forget to sign up on time!

As COVID cases continue to spike, we want to remind everyone to continue to be vigilant about wearing a mask that covers BOTH YOUR NOSE AND YOUR MOUTH while at school (unless eating or drinking), or anywhere else in public where you may be in close contact with others. Avoid touching your face, sanitize your hands frequently, stay home if you are having any symptoms, and avoid gatherings or riding in cars with people who you do not live with. We need everyone’s help to stop the spread of this virus, and ensure that our schools can stay open.

Parents, if someone in your household tests positive for COVID, please notify the school clinic as soon as possible at 936-709-1076 for the Senior Campus or at 832-592-8209 for the 9th Grade Campus, and email a copy of the positive test, if it is for one of our students, to aransley@conroeisd.net for the Senior Campus or to jffletcher@conroeisd.net for the 9th Grade Campus. Please also contact the clinic if your child has been identified as a close contact to someone who tests positive, so that we can review the quarantine guidelines with you. If your student is having symptoms and has a pending test, please keep them home until the test results are received.

If your child is returning to in-person learning this semester and has a medical condition that requires them to have medication on campus, please go to the following link to sign up for a time slot to check in medication, or turn in doctor's orders: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/70a0a4da8a82da5f94-medication

BASEBALL: Tryouts for the TWHS Baseball Program will begin on Friday, January 22. Anyone interested needs to go to see Coach Harden in room 342 to register. You must have a physical on file with the trainer’s office to try out.

DIAMOND DARLINGS: The Diamond Darlings will have their first meeting on Monday, January 11 at 2:45 pm in Mrs. Pickrel's room 344. If you are interested in supporting the baseball team, please come to this informational meeting.

BOYS BASKETBALL:

December 18th vs. Klein Collins

On Friday, December 15th, The Highlanders faced the Klein Collins Tigers in their final non-district contest. The Highlanders started quickly, jumping out to a 16-2 lead with 1 minute remaining in the first quarter, after which they proceeded to get outscored 19-4 over the next 5 minutes. They found themselves trailing 21-20 with 4:08 to go in the half. The Highlanders play improved a bit after that, and they went into halftime up 29-23, led by 12 first-half points from Shey Eberwein. The Highlanders stretched the lead to 13 by the end of the 3rd quarter at 45-32 and then were up 56-37 with 4:00 remaining in the game, allowing Coach Reed to rest the starters. The final score was 57-47, and The Highlanders improved to 9-3 heading into District play. Scoring for The Highlanders was as follows: Shey Eberwein-22, Brock Luechtefeld-17, Hagen Byerly-9, David Omokwale-5, Cade Moore-3, and Kylan Williams-1. In other games, the JV won 35-32, the Sophomores won 61-32, the Freshman Green lost 64-72, and the Freshman Red won 42-32.

December 22nd vs. Oak Ridge

The Highlanders opened District play on Tuesday, December 22nd against the Oak Ridge War Eagles. Unlike their game against Klein Collins, The Highlanders started slowly and found themselves trailing 17-15 at the end of the 1st quarter. Play improved for The Highlanders on both ends of the floor in the 2nd quarter as they were able to build a 29-23 halftime lead. The 3rd quarter saw the War Eagles convert on offense, scoring 19 points, and going into the 4th quarter, The Highlanders were down 45-44. The Highlanders finally found their stroke in the 4th quarter as they went on a 16-7 run to start the quarter and opened up a 60-51 lead with 4:33 to play in the game. Their run was led by Shey Eberwein’s 13 points in the 4th quarter, and the Highlanders pulled away to win by a final score of 72-58. This was The Highlanders first District win of the year and improved their record to 10-3 overall and 1-0 in District. The Highlanders had three players in double figures with scoring as follows: Brock Luechtefeld-20, Shey Eberwein-17, Isaiah Brown-12, Kylan Williams-8, David Omokwale-5, Cade Moore-5, Zach Bernu-3, and Hagen Byerly-2. In other games, the JV won 49-47, the Sophomores won 44-24, the Freshman Green won 56-33, and the Freshman Red won 29-20.

December 31st vs. Grand Oaks

The Highlanders faced the Grand Oaks Grizzlies in an unusual New Year’s Eve game that had been rescheduled due to COVID-19 protocols. The Highlanders changed their lineup for the game, giving Isaiah Brown the start. Isaiah capitalized on the opportunity, opening the game with a couple of nice 3-pointers and 10 opening-quarter points. Quality play gave The Highlanders a 19-13 lead with 30 seconds to play in the quarter, but a foul and a turnover to end the 1st quarter allowed the Grizzlies to close the gap to 19-17. The Highlanders played well in the 2nd quarter, and by halftime they had opened up a 9-point lead at 37-28. During the 3rd quarter, the Highlanders stretched the lead further to 13 at 54-41, and then they put the game away early in the 4th quarter, going on a 12-2 run that increased the lead to 66-43 with 4:39 to play. This allowed Coach Reed to rest the starters for the remainder of the game and led to a final score of 68-48. The win improved The Highlanders to 11-3 overall and 2-0 in District play. The Highlanders again had three players in double figures with scoring as follows: Isaiah Brown-21, Brock Luechtefeld-17, Shey Eberwein-12, David Omokwale-8, Kylan Williams-4, Cade Moore-4, and Justin Sheldon-2. There were no other games on the day.

January 2nd vs. Conroe

The Highlanders faced the Conroe Tigers on Saturday, January 2nd in their third district game. Scoring for both teams started off slowly, and the first quarter ended with The Highlanders up 12-9. Scoring picked up for both teams in the 2nd quarter, and at halftime, The Highlanders were clinging to a 33-32 lead with Isaiah Brown scoring 15 points in the opening half. During the 3rd quarter, the teams traded baskets, with The Highlanders clinging to that same 1 point lead, up 48-47 going into the 4th quarter. Scoring was hard to come by for most of the 4th quarter, and with 2:42 remaining in the game, the Conroe Tigers tied up the game at 55-55. On the ensuing possession, the Tigers fouled, but The Highlanders missed the free throw. Fortunately, the Tigers turned the ball over immediately, and on their next possession Brock Luechtefeld scored to give The Highlanders a 57-55 lead. A steal by David Omokwale provided an opportunity to extend the lead, but a missed layup and a field goal by the Tigers on their next possession knotted the score again at 57-57. Following another turnover by The Highlanders, the Tigers had an opportunity to take the lead, but a missed basket gave The Highlanders the ball back again, and Isaiah Brown capitalized with a big basket to give The Highlanders a two-point lead at 59-57. A miss by the Tigers and an immediate foul put Hagen Byerly at the line facing a one-and-one. Hagen hit both free throws, extending the lead to 4 points, but on their next possession, the Tigers hit a three-pointer to cut the lead back to one with 4.75 second remaining in the game. The Tigers fouled Hagen Byerly again on the inbounds play to stop the clock, and Hagen hit two more clutch free throws to extend the lead back to 3 points. The Tigers missed their final shot, and The Highlanders were able to escape with a 63-60 victory. The win improved The Highlanders to 12-3 overall and 3-0 in District play. The Highlanders again had three players in double figures with scoring as follows: Isaiah Brown-19, Brock Luechtefeld-18, David Omokwale-11, Shey Eberwein-8, and Hagen Byerly-7. In other games, the JV won 52-47, the Sophomores won 50-28, the Freshman Green lost 48-57, and the Freshman Red won 43-30.

January 6th vs. College Park

On Wednesday, January 6th, The Highlanders faced the College Park Cavaliers. Both teams came into the game with identical 12-3 overall records and 3-0 District records. So in addition to this being a big rivalry game, the winner would be in sole possession of first place in the district. The game started slowly for both teams, but with three made baskets by Brock Luechtefeld, The Highlanders were holding onto a 6-3 lead with about 3:30 to go in the 1st quarter. After a made bucket by the Cavaliers closed the gap to 6-5, The Highlanders turned the ball over on their next possession leading to a dunk by the Cavaliers. This gave the Cavaliers a 7-6 lead, a lead they would never relinquish. At the end of the 1st quarter, the Cavaliers led 14-6, and by halftime, they had increased their lead to 30-17. The teams played mostly even in the 3rd quarter, and going into the final quarter, The Highlanders trailed 42-28. But a comeback was not in the cards as the Cavaliers extended their lead in the 4th quarter, resulting in a final score of 63-40. The Highlanders record fell to 12-4 overall and 3-1 in district. Scoring for The Highlanders was: Brock Luechtefeld-14, Isaiah Brown-12, Kylan Williams-5, Shey Eberwein-2, Hagen Byerly-2, David Omokwale-2, Chase Edwards-2, and Sam Suter-1. In other games, the JV won 52-50, the Sophomores won 52-42, the Freshman Green lost 41-53, and the Freshman Red won 54-32.

• The Highlanders play at Willis on Saturday January 9th with games starting at 9am, 10:30 and noon.

LADY HIGHLANDER BASKETBALL: Although, this basketball season has come with many twists and turns due to Covid, we're thankful we've made it to District play! The Freshmen Lady Highlanders have gotten off to a 2-0 start with tremendous play from both Campbell Biggerstaff and Isabella Moore as our leaders. Our team works hard to build confidence and cohesiveness and it is starting to pay-off on both ends of the floor. Isabella Moore and Caroline Kato have been dominating the paint area, with huge blocks, rebounds, hustle plays, and offensive put-backs. Campbell Biggerstaff, Regina Contreras, and Aurora Hernandez, have been giving opposing defenses headaches as a three-headed attack. Our reserve group led by Kiara Jackson and Juliana Vaquera, have also been giving us great play off the bench. Next up, we're at home versus Willis, on Saturday at 9:00. Come get an early morning dose of good basketball!

The Lady Highlander JV team continues to display some phenomenal basketball as the season progresses. The Highlanders hold a season record of 13-2 and a District record of 2-0. The Lady Highlanders district opener was against the Lady Tigers of Conroe High School. The game ended in favor of the Highlanders with a final score of 41-25. Chaniyah Hill was named Player of the Game for her immediate spark off the bench, phenomenal defensive efforts, and added offensive contributions. Last night, the Lady Highlanders captured their second district win versus College Park with a final score of 38-25. Ashleigh Dixon was named Player of the Game for being an absolute beast on the court. She displayed tremendous efforts on the defensive end, and her ability to hit crucial free throws, solidified the victory. Great wins ladies! Let's continue to improve and take it one game at a time to reach our goal!

Lady Highlander Varsity basketball has dropped a couple close games to start out district play. The good news is that we will see the teams again, and we know that we can take them down in the next round. Last Saturday the Lady Highlanders started out District play against Conroe and came up just a little short with a 59-54 loss. Regardless of the score there were some girls who stepped up with some great play for the game. Anna-Claire Biggerstaff had one of her best games of the season and led the Lady Highlanders with 19 pts. Anna Orr also had a solid game with 14pts, and Laura Haas did a great job contributing 8pts and leading rebounds with 6 on the night. Tuesday the Lady Highlanders lost another close one to College Park 44-38. The girls had a rough 1st half that had them down 18, but what a great job they did in the 2nd half battling back and making it a game in the final minutes! Leading the way for the Lady Highlanders was once again Anna-Claire Biggerstaff with 11pts and 7 rebounds. Sowmya Swaminathan did a great job from the free throw line contributing 8 points, and Brianna Dickson did a nice job of hitting a couple of big 3's and contributing 6pts on the night.

• The Lady Highlanders are back in action here at home on Saturday, Jan. 9th and can't wait to take down Willis at 12pm!! Go Highlanders!!

LADY HIGHLANDER SOFTBALL: The Lady Highlander Fastpitch Softball team will be hosting tryouts Friday, January 15th after school and Saturday, January 16th on the softball field behind the senior campus. To try out, players must have an athletic physical on file with the trainer (or they can bring it with them to tryouts) and register with Coach Borths by email at tborths@conroeisd.net. The email needs to be received by Wednesday, January 13th and should include the player's name, grade, position(s) and experience. At the tryout, players will need to provide their own glove and equipment. For more information about our program, visit our website at www.twhsoftball.com

Email Coach Borths if you have any questions.

TWHS CHEER: Interested in trying out for TWHS Cheer? If so, there will be a mandatory information meeting on Wednesday, February 3rd at 6:00 PM in the TWHS Large Gym. The student and their parent/guardian must both attend in order to try out.

• Cheer tryouts will be March 8 - 11, 2020. Exact times and more information will be provided at the informational meeting.

Hope to see you there!

SCUBA CLUB: Our next meeting will be Monday, January 11th, 3pm in the Senior Campus LGI. Freshmen can take the activities shuttle bus to the senior campus after school. All students and staff are welcome to attend—you do NOT have to be scuba certified. “COVID-safe” snacks will be provided, plus every meeting you attend gets your name in a drawing for some nice prizes at our May meeting!

TWHS BAND:

53 members of The Woodlands High School Band competed over the holiday break for Area advancement through the Texas Music Educator's Association process. From that competition, TWHS Band had 22 of its musicians earn Area advancement!

Please join us in congratulating the following students on their outstanding musical achievements:

Emma Hampton - flute

Kaitlyn Maresca - flute

Sydney Flake - Eb clarinet

Sam Kosieja - Bb clarinet

Sarah Kozlowsky - Bb clarinet

Ambra Caredda - Bb clarinet

Liam Bustos - bassoon

John O'Connor - bass clarinet

Adelaide Danna - tenor saxophone

Josh Teall - baritone saxophone

Dylan Cruz - trumpet

Claire Howard - trumpet

Griffin Keene - trumpet

Harrison Griffith - horn

Delaney Militello - horn

Gabriel Bustos - trombone

Vincent Verdugo Voortman - trombone

Jack Perkins - bass trombone

Ryan Harding - euphonium

Sam John - tuba

Jaxon Tolly - tuba

JP Ruiz – percussion

These students will be auditioning once more this coming weekend in hopes of advancement to the TMEA All-State level, which is the highest honor a high school musician in Texas can achieve!

CONGRATULATIONS!

TWHS IMPROV: The “Surprisingly Funny” Woodlands High School Improv Troupe is thrilled to live stream their next show on January 14th at 7pm in the comfort of your own home! Tickets are $5 for single person streaming and $7 for family streaming and all the money raised from the night will be going to Operation Pets Alive. Make sure to join us, along with your family and friends, for a fun night full of family-friendly digital shorts and some live improv while helping an amazing organization! https://www.twhstheater.com/about-us.html

JROTC: Our next Booster Club Meeting is Tuesday, January 12th at 7pm, with event and fundraising updates, cadet reports, and instructor reports. For pandemic reasons, this month’s meeting will be online via Zoom—consult the JROTC newsletter at https://www.smore.com/3fsqx-afjrotc-newsletter for the link when it becomes available. Cadets who attend will gain an activity toward their Activities Ribbon.

Freshman Official Portraits with Blu Moon Photography will take place on Wednesday, January 13th during their regular class period. Cadets must wear service dress (blue button-up coat and tie/tie tab) on this day, and don’t forget to bring your best smiles! Online cadets can show up during their class period or arrange a separate session with Blu Moon.

• The Aerospace team is hosting an R/C Fly-In on Friday, January 15th from 1500-1630 at the Senior Campus. We plan to fly in the gym using our indoor aircraft. This will count as an activity toward the Activities Ribbon for all cadets who attend—spectators included!
• It’s January, which means the infamous Paintball activity, held on Monday, January 18th from 7:45am-2:30pm. Cadets must pay the fee of $25 on the web store by the end of the day Thursday, January 14th before officially signing up, so we can arrange the location and lunch payment. Cadets will be split into teams to battle it out on the paintball field, with Jason’s Deli for lunch. Hope to see y’all there!

SENIOR DUES: Seniors--you can now go onto the TWHS webstore at https://twhs.conroeisd.net/school/our-campus/school-webstore/ to pay for your seniors dues. They are $90, but they will go up to $100 on February 1st. Seniors dues help pay for prom, graduation, and the senior picnic. If any questions, please contact Mr. Klapesky in grade level.

Spirit Wear Winter Sale:

TWHS PTO Spirit Wear is having BOGO 1/2 off Winter Sale. You can purchase our short sleeve red and green TWHS Comfort Color shirts as a Buy One Get One 1/2 off.

• Grey Comfort Color “Highlander Strong”$8.00 (limited sizes available).
• Youth, Highlander Too! (sponsored) shirts for $8.00.
• “W” green running shorts in L, XL, and XXL for $5.00 (limited sizes available)
• “W” masks for $10.00 (limited quantities available).

Please keep a lookout for more sales in the coming weeks.

Visit our online store or purchase at the Front Desk of either Main or 9th grade campus.

https://twhs-spiritwear.myshopify.com/

MEMBERSHIP: TWHS PTO Membership is open! This year TWHS PTO plans to use the majority of the Membership Drive funds to help our

Main and 9th Grade Campus with PPE to keep our schools open and our Staff and Students healthy.
Please JOIN the TWHS PTO at the $20 level or more if you are able.

STAFF APPRECIATION: The PTO is supporting faculty and staff with Snack Stations in break-rooms at the Main and 9th Grade campuses. Thank you to all the parents who have contributed. Faculty and staff appreciate your ongoing support! If you would like to receive further details and/or be included on the staff appreciation mailing list, please email us at twhspto@gmail.com or go to our website to join the PTO Staff Appreciation Committee.

SUBSTITUTES & BUS DRIVERS: Looking for an opportunity to help our schools? Conroe ISD is now hiring bus drivers and substitutes for paraprofessionals and teachers at all levels! Please visit http://tiny.conroeisd.net/cjR4r for more information and to complete an online application.

NUTRITION: Students must have an ID or a copy/image of their meal card to purchase a breakfast/lunch. The meal card can be obtained from Student Access on the homepage. For students on the 9th grade campus, every student is provided one free student ID. Replacement IDs can be purchased on the TWHS Webstore for $6. After purchase, students should bring their receipt to the school to receive their replacement ID.

Free breakfasts and lunches for all students continue through the extension of the Federal Government National Seamless Summer Program. This program is scheduled to run through the end of December or when Federal money runs out

FRONT OFFICE ATTENDANCE: Virtual Students will continue to complete the Daily Attendance assignment for each class according to the RED/GREEN Calendar.

Absences will accrue and all attendance policies will be in effect for all students. Students must be in attendance at least 90% of the time that classes are in session.

To report an absence, please call:

9th Grade (832) 592-8025

10th Grade (936) 709-1233

11th Grade (936) 709-1234

12th Grade (936) 709-1236

A full explanation of policies concerning attendance can be found in the TWHS Student/Parent handbook. The Attendance Office staff will happily answer any questions and assist you with any attendance related concerns. Feel free to call the numbers above at any time. You may leave a message if you call outside of the 7:00 to 3:00 office hours.

CAMPUS/DISTRICT COMMUNICATIONS:

Conroe ISD utilizes the School Messenger program to communicate to parents and guardians using email, phone and text messages. Parents and guardians must OPT-IN to receive text messages. If you would like to receive SMS (text message) notifications on your mobile device, please text "Y" to 67587.

Failure to opt-in could result in not receiving timely or emergency text messages from Conroe ISD or The Woodlands High School. For more information, please visit

https://www.conroeisd.net/department/communications/schoolmessenger/.

If you need to update your child's school record with new or additional parent/guardian contact information, please contact the respective campus registrar:

TWHS Main Campus - Greta Champion - gchampion@conroeisd.net

TWHS 9th Grade Campus - Carolyn Czubinski - cczubinski@conroeisd.net

CONROE ISD TECHNOLOGY HELP DESK:

Conroe ISD will have a Technology Help Desk to assist teachers, students, parents, and guardians with Canvas, Seesaw, Parent Access, or Student Access. The Help Desk is available weekdays beginning Monday, August 10, from 7:30 AM until 9:00 PM. You may reach the Help Desk by emailing help@conroeisd.net or calling 936-709-7658. Canvas users can also click the 'Help' button prior to logging in for assistance.

The Woodlands High School Calendar

January 11, 2021 - January 23, 2021

Monday, January 11, 2021

Scuba Club Meeting 3:00 LGI

Evening Tutorials 5:30 Room 226

Student Council Meeting 6:00 Cafeteria

Interact Meeting 7:00 Cafeteria

Tuesday, January 12, 2021

HOSA Meeting 6:50 a.m. LGI

Boys Soccer vs Memorial 5:00 TWHS

Evening Tutorials 5:30 Room 302

Wednesday, January 13, 2021

UNICEF Meeting 6:30 a.m. LGI

Model United Nations Meeting 3:00 LGI

Lady Highlander Basketball @ Oak Ridge 5:30/7:00 Oak Ridge High School

Boys Basketball vs Oak Ridge 5:30/7:00 TWHS

Thursday, January 14, 2021

9th Grade Campus Picture Retakes

Girls JV Soccer @ Gosling Sports Fields

Girls Varsity Soccer @ Katy

Boys Varsity Soccer @ Dobie 11:00 George Turner Stadium

Boys JV Soccer Cup 4:30/7:00 @ Gosling

Evening Tutorials 5:30 Room 302

Improv Show Live Stream 7:00

Friday, January 15, 2021

Girls JV Soccer @ Gosling Sports Field

Girls Varsity Soccer @ Katy

Boys Varsity Soccer @ La Porte 12:30 George Turner Stadium

Boys JV Soccer @ Gosling Sports Field 5:00/7:30

Saturday, January 16, 2021

DECA District Competition @ TWHS

Girls JV Soccer @ Gosling Sports Field

Girls Varsity Soccer @ Katy

Lady Highlander Basketball vs Grand Oaks 10:30/12:00 TWHS

Boys Basketball @ Grand Oaks 10:30 /12:00 Grand Oaks High School

Boys Varsity Soccer @ Nimitz 2:00 George Turner Stadium

Boys JV Soccer @ Gosling Sports Field 4:30/7:00

Sunday, January 17, 2021

Monday, January 18, 2021

School Holiday

Tuesday, January 19, 2021

Boys Soccer @ MacArthur 5:45/7:30 W.W. Thorne Stadium

Girls Soccer @ Memorial 5:45/7:30 Memorial Senior High School

Evening Tutorials 5:30 Room 302

Wednesday, January 20, 2021

UNICEF Meeting 6:30 a.m. LGI

Model Nations Meeting 3:00 LGI

Boys Basketball vs Conroe 5:30/7:00 TWHS

Lady Highlander Basketball @ Conroe 5:30/7:00 Conroe High School

Thursday, January 21, 2021

Boys Soccer Highlander Invitational @ TWHS

Evening Tutorials 5:30 Room 302

Theatre Cabaret Showcase 7:00 Virtual

Friday, January 22, 2021

Science NHS 6:30 a.m. LGI

10th & 11th Grade Picture Retakes @ Auditorium

Boys Soccer Highlander Invitational @ TWHS

District 13 Championship Diving @ CISD Natatorium

Theatre Cabaret Showcase 7:00 Virtual

Saturday, January 23, 2021

Boys Soccer Highlander Invitational @ TWHS

Boys Basketball @ College Park 10:30/12:00 College Park High School

Lady Highlander Basketball vs College Park 10:30/12:00 TWHS

Theatre Cabaret Showcase 7:00 Virtual

The Conroe Independent School District (District) is an equal opportunity educational provider and employer and 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 Active 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.

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