We have an important week ahead! On Tuesday, we will be conducting our final benchmark for Algebra 1. Students, please ensure you check the main hallway for your room assignment, which you will report to for 1st period on Tuesday. This is crucial for a smooth and organized testing process.

A huge congratulations to all our athletes who competed in the Regional Swim and Wrestling events over the weekend. We are incredibly proud of your achievements. Best of luck to those who have advanced to the state competitions this upcoming weekend. We know you will represent our school with pride and excellence.

Additionally, the LCISD Campus Climate Survey is now open and will remain available through February 28th. We extend our heartfelt thanks to the 144 parents who have already taken the time to complete this survey. Your feedback is invaluable in helping us improve our school environment. If you haven't yet participated, please take a moment to share your thoughts using the following link: https://survey.k12insight.com/survey/form?k=RRsQQRTQsRSQsPsPsP&lang=0.

Finally, we wish all our students the best of luck in their upcoming competitions.

State Swim and State Wrestling events will take place on Friday and Saturday. Let's show our support and cheer them on to victory!

If you have questions AFTER READING THROUGH ALL THIS INFORMATION, please contact your student's Assistant Principal for help! I have included their contact info below to make it easy for you.

Our Admin Team is ready and willing to support! We are available (via email) during business hours and will be promptly getting back with you for assistance.

Please feel free to reach out to your child's Assistant Principal (alpha split by last name) for student specific concerns or assistance.

Associate Principal Support

Kassandra McCann - Associate Principal kmccann@lcisd.org

Assistant Principal Support Team (ALPHA split by LAST NAME)

Quantas Floyd - Assistant Principal (A - COR) qfloyd@lcisd.org

Tracey Williams - Assistant Principal (COS - HOH) tracey.williams@lcisd.org

Allison Groce-Ryans - Assistant Principal (HOI - MOR) allison.groce@lcisd.org

Matthew Tomas- Assistant Principal (MOS-ROW) mtomas@lcisd.org

Carsen Collins- Assistant Principal (ROY - Z) crcollins@lcisd.org

Nick Codutti - Campus Athletic Coordinator

Nicholas.codutti@lcisd.org

Micah Kowalski - Assistant Campus Coordinator

Micah.kowalski@lcisd.org

Counselors, College Career Facilitator, and Registrar Squad!

Our CFHS Counselors, College Career Facilitator, and Registrar are ready and available to support you. The best way to contact them is via email and they will be getting back with you for assistance within 24 business hours. From schedule questions, college questions, transcript requests, to any student concern our CFHS team is here to assist you and your child. Feel free to email them with any questions or concerns.

Counselors Support Team:

CFHS Counselor:(counselors are divided up by last name alpha split)

Kacy Warren (alpha split A-CARR) kacy.warren@lcisd.org

Christy Tucker (alpha split CART-GARW) ctucker@lcisd.org

Tien Davis (alpha split GARZ-LEO) tidavis@lcisd.org

Karla White (LEP-OLZ) karla.white@lcisd.org

Charlene Henderson (alpha split OM-SEZ) charlene.henderson@lcisd.org

Wendy Howe (alpha split SHA-Z) wendy.howe@lcisd.org

Monica Farrell (504, Dual Credit, AP) monica.farrell@lcisd.org

Mary Saville - College Career Facilitator (CCF) masaville@lcisd.org

Jennifer Kipping -Fulshear High School Registrar jkipping@lcisd.org

Dear Lamar CISD Parents/Guardians and staff,

We are seeking your feedback as part of our ongoing efforts to assess and enhance our campus environments by participating in the 2024-2025 Annual Campus Climate Survey.

Parents and guardians will receive a link to the survey in an email from K12 Insight. Families with more than one student may submit additional responses after the first survey is completed.

This survey is also an essential tool for gathering valuable feedback from our staff and students in grades 5-12. A link will be sent to all staff and will be accessible via ClassLink for students to complete during school hours.

The survey will be available from February 3 until February 28. Your feedback is confidential, and reports will not identify individuals.

After the survey closes, the report will be posted on the Lamar CISD website. If you have any questions, please send an email to Info@LCISD.org.

We appreciate your time and participation as we continue to lead our students and staff to academic success.

Congratulations to our state qualifiers!

Children’s story- 1st place (Sesandi Devanarayana, Ishita Jain, Dhruvi Mistry, Brianna Molina, Raquel Ortega, Kamila Poras)

Digital Video Production- 1st place ( Linda Wang)

Prepared presentation- 2nd place ( Linda Wang)

Video Game Design- 2nd place (Grant Nowotny, Jeffrey Rapacki, Mauricio Morafiallos, Jose Bernal, Daniel Tiffan, Vaishnav Abburi)

Geospatial Technology- 2nd place (Bisan Abdullah, Grant Nowotny, Linda Wang)

Engineering Design- 2nd place (Jeffrey Rapacki, Bisan Abdullah, Mason Bird)

Board Game Design- 3rd place (Shivank Kanagala, Ezimoa Onwumere, Leanna Treesa, Linda Wang)

Truitt Box is headed to State after claiming 3rd place in the 157 weight class at the Regional Wrestling Tournament.

Congrats to Leslie Hall for taking 5th place in 120 class at the Regional Wrestling Tournament.

Congratulations to our Regional qualifiers and their amazing performances at the Region V-6A Championship Meet! From the boards to the blocks, we are very proud of their accomplishments!

* State Qualifier

** New School Record

*** New Region V-6A Record

200 Medley Relay-15th: Zoie Cataquis, Ami Quiroz, Olivia Ballis, Emma Nowotny

200 Free-* Avery Dillon - 2nd; Kaito Quiroz - 6th

50 Free- * Cyrah Robinson - 1st ***

1M Diving- Natalie Airey - 15th; Joey Malek - 11th; Mac Thompson - 12th

100 Fly- *Cyrah Robinson - 1st

100 Free- Kaito Quiroz - 6th

500 Free- * Avery Dillon - 1st

200 Free Relay- * 3rd: Avery Dillon, Emma Nowotny, Ami Quiroz, Cyrah Robinson

** 9th: Tyler Porter, Leo Rojas, Nathan Vergara, Kaito Quiroz

100 Back- Zoie Cataquis - 11th; ** Caden Angelle - 8th

400 Free Relay- * 1st: Cyrah Robinson, Emma Nowotny, Zoie Cataquis, Avery Dillon

9th: Tyler Porter, Caden Angelle, Natha Vergara, Kaito Quiroz

Charger Publications is looking for new team members for our publications staff. Each year, we produce two student-created publications: Striker yearbook and Ultraviolet magazine. We need creative, talented students on our staff to help that tradition continue.

The Newspaper Association of America did a study which proved high school journalism students perform better on standardized tests, make higher GPAs and earn higher grades their first semester of college than their classmates. But, why should you consider joining our program?

• It's entirely project-based
• You learn everyday skills like writing, photography, communication, ethics, interviewing, fact gathering, graphic design and marketing
• It's a student-run program which gives you an opportunity to learn to lead a successful team
• You'll learn workplace and time-management skills like analytical thinking, peer collaboration, clear writing, and understanding of deadlines
• And, it's fun!

For more information, please see our flyer. Applications will be available in Room 1426 and in the front office beginning Wednesday, Feb. 5th. (For incoming freshmen, applications will be available on Leaman's campus in Ms. Bowe's classroom.)

Please review the PDF at the link below to see the updated Code of Conduct with the changes.

Updates to LCISD Student Code of Conduct and Handbook

For detailed information, please visit the updated documents at https://www.lcisd.org/students-parents/.

*Reminder * - District Communication Eblast - December 20, 2024

We are committed to maintaining a safe and conducive learning environment for all our students. To support this commitment, we have made several important updates to the Lamar CISD Student Code of Conduct, Elementary and Secondary Student Handbooks. These changes are effective immediately and aim to address the appropriate use of technology within our schools.

Fulshear High School DECA recognized for Achievement Level Chapter Campaign

Fulshear DECA was recently awarded the Chapter Campaign for Community Service and Promotional efforts as well as the Membership Campaign for chapter growth for the 2024-2025 school year. The results were announced on decadirect.org.

Each fall, DECA recognizes leading chapters that have built strong local programs focused on serving an exceptional number of members, advisors, alumni and business partners. These chapters and individuals dedicate their year to academic and career preparation, community service projects, membership recruitment, school outreach activities and other DECA-related endeavors. The chapter’s advisor and student leaders have demonstrated extraordinary commitment to DECA.

DECA’s membership campaign is designed to help chapters grow by making the DECA experience available to more student members, keeping alumni involved and engaging professional members such as administrators, teachers, parents and business partners.

DECA’s promotional campaign provides chapter members an opportunity to share with their school and community what DECA is all about and how their chapter is making a positive impact on its members and community.

In DECA’s community service campaign, chapters held a community service activity, engaged at least 75% of its members, and created at least one form of publicity or promotion.

By earning these distinctions at THRIVE level, our DECA chapter will be eligible to take 4 members to Orlando in April to attend the DECA leadership conference.

“I am so proud of all our DECA members for their dedication, hard work, and positivity. They truly create more than a club; they create a family at Fulshear HS. They are respectful of one another and support each other, and I am blessed to be a part of the lives of these young students and cannot wait to see what the future holds for them.” -Heather Turicchi, Chapter Advisor

Of the 4,127 DECA chapters, only 1,000 chapters earned recognition in DECA’s chapter campaigns and only 1,214 chapters earned recognition in DECA’s membership campaign.

Fulshear High School DECA members advancing to state competition.

The following Fulshear HS DECA members competed in district competition on January 16, 2025 and will advance to state level competition in Dallas (March 6-8). Congratulations to them all, and best of luck at the next level of competition!

Shivank Kangala: Business Finance Series

Khoi Vu: Business Finance Series

Maria Jose German Heredia: Business Law and Ethics Team Decision Making

Sofia Gonzalez: Business Law and Ethics Team Decision Making

Keon Attobra: Marketing Communication Series

Connor Kalsi: Marketing Management Team Decision Making

Luke Smith: Marketing Management Team Decision Making

Isabel Briscoe: Restaurant and Food Service Management Series

Sofia Hardin: Restaurant and Food Service Management Series

Brandon Le: Restaurant and Food Service Management Series

About DECA Inc.

DECA is a career and technical student organization that prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs with a career interest in marketing, finance, hospitality, and management. DECA enhances the preparation for college and careers by providing co-curricular programs that integrate into classroom instruction, apply learning, connect to business and promote competition. DECA student members leverage their DECA experience to become academically prepared, community oriented, professionally responsible, experienced leaders. DECA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit with over 287,000 members in 4,000 high school and college chapters in the United States, Canada, Puerto Rico and Germany.

For more information about DECA, visit www.deca.org.

"Get-It-Done Mondays" will be academic support sessions in the CFHS Library . These sessions will run from 4:00 - 6:00 PM and will give students a chance to work with FHS teachers on classwork and studying for ELA, Math, Science, Social Studies, and English Language Learning. This is a great opportunity for students to catch up on missing assignments and get help if they need it.

Students can sign up using the QR code in the attached flyer. Those who attend will need to arrange transportation home when the sessions finish at 6:00 PM.

Please contact Kevin Carpenter at kevin.carpenter@lcisd.org or Ross Macha at ross.macha@lcisd.org if you have any questions.

The Lamar CISD Board of Trustees approved new secondary campus zones for the 2025-2026 school year, and I am writing to inform you of some important changes that may affect your child’s campus assignment starting in the 2025-2026 academic year if they are currently in grades 5 - 11. To determine if you and your family will be impacted by the rezoning, please follow the steps below.

• Go to the Lamar CISD website – www.lcisd.org
• At the top of the page, click on “Find My School”
• Using the dropdown arrow next to “School Year 2024-25”, select “School Year 2025-26”
• Begin entering your home address in the search bar
• Once you see your address, click on that address
• On the lefthand side of the site, you will see the elementary, middle school, junior high school, and high school that your home is zoned for in Lamar CISD

Families who are impacted by the rezoning will be directly contacted to provide detailed information regarding these changes later this school year.

Should you have any immediate questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact the Department of Enrollment Management directly at 832-223-0424. You can also reach out to me if you have any questions as well. Thank you for your continued support and understanding.

https://lcisd.schoolcashonline.com/Fee/Details/6645/315/False/True

CFHS College and Career Updates

Texas A&M Freshman Aggies Spreading Traditions (FAST) Program – April 11th and 13th

Freshman Aggies Spreading Traditions (FAST) TRACK is an opportunity to get a glimpse at what life is like at Texas A&M! It is open to all high school students interested in learning more about what this great university has to offer.

For one weekend out of the year, students will be able to stay on campus with current students and become fully immersed in the day-to-day life of a Texas A&M student! Those who participate will be able to tour the campus, dive into the many special traditions of Texas A&M, learn about leadership and student life from current and former Aggies, and gain valuable knowledge about the Texas A&M admissions process.

Whether you are a first or fourth generation Aggie, curious about college, or plan on attending A&M yourself one day, FAST TRACK is a resource for future college students planning for a successful academic future, all while having fun with other participants your age.

For more information and to register - https://fasttamu.wixsite.com/fast-track?fbclid%253DPAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAaaP1VPkxjSRhHA4W41EOlJ1-IR-3psVxdU9CeWY7b5pE3FZ_Vw02pRHNeY_aem_qzZv913

SAT School Day and SAT Study Session - Juniors

All juniors will be taking the SAT at school for free on March 26th. All juniors will be signed up to test. More information about the test day will be shared a month before testing.

We will offer an SAT Study Session for our students on 2/22 at Fulshear High School. If you would like to sign up, please sign up using the link below.

SAT Study Session 2/22 Sign-Up - https://forms.office.com/r/bn52KzDiqV

Air Force ROTC Presentation – 2/12 during A-Advisory in Room 1500

A scholarship advisor from with the Air Force will be here to present information on their High School Scholarship Program (HSSP). This scholarship can be used at over 1,100 colleges and universities nationwide. It also gives students leadership training and a job as an officer in the Air Force upon graduation. This is a part time program that is completed while the student gets their bachelor’s degree

Please see Mary Saville in Room 1500 for a pass the presentation.

ASVAB Score Interpretation Rescheduled – 2/19 during Advisory in Room 1500

Students that took the ASVAB in December will have an opportunity to meet with recruiters on 2/19 in Room 1500 to review their ASVAB Scores. Please see Mary Saville for an Advisory pass in Room 1500.

Service Cord Information and Deadlines

If you are interested in learning more about Service Cord, please click the link below. You will find the LCISD guidelines, deadlines, and instructions for how to log your hours. Seniors will need 160 hours to earn the Service Cord

https://www.lcisd.org/campuses/fulshearhs/extracurricular/service-cords

The next Service Cord deadline will be April 15th for seniors and May 1st for 9th – 11th graders.

Students are not required to participate in the Service Cord.

Please note - After December 15th, we will no longer be able to accept hours from Lunches of Lunch for decorating bags. All volunteer hours must be completed in person. If you have any questions, please stop by Room 1500 or email Mary Saville at masaville@lcisd.org.

Support The Class of 2025

Thank you to all the students who participated in senior serve and to all the families and friends who came out to support the class of 2025! Be patient while we go through everything, and we will be posting points earned on the Facebook page.

You can still support your favorite senior by giving them a tip on square, which earns them a point per $1!

https://fulshear-high-school-project-graduation.square.site/

Website for All Fulshear Athletics Information- coaches are updated their teams sites each week. https://gocfhschargers.com/

Welcome to the Gene Tomas High School Updates Corner of CFHS Charge Up. Principal Lilly Rincon will be providing updates for the students and families that will be attending Tomas High School next school year 2025-2026. If you have direct/specific questions, you may use the following contact information to reach out.

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