The Woodlands High School
Highlander Happenings December 6 - December 17, 2021
AP TESTING
What if my AP class isn't until the spring semester? When do I register/pay?
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. For student'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 7th). Make sure you SELECT the SPRING Class at https://twhs.conroeisd.net/school/our-campus/school-webstore/. The deadline is February 27, 2022.
NOTE: IF you paid for any spring only exams in the fall then all you need to do now is join the myapclassroom with code provided by Spring ONLY AP teacher in January.
The deadline to pay and register for AP exams for yearlong and Fall classes was 10/31. Any student needing to register and pay will need to see Mrs. Spears in grade level. Students will need a join code since they are late. There is also a $40 late fee for each exam. Students in Spring ONLY courses will enroll and pay (if they haven't already paid) in January and will have until 2/27/22 to make that enrollment and payment.
FINAL deadline for all AP exam ordering/payment is 2/27/22---NO payment or exam orders will be allowed after this date. No exceptions.
"All Things AP Testing Newsletter"---you will find everything you need to know about AP testing---this will be updated throughout the year. This link will also be posted on the TWHS freshman/senior campus school websites.
Parent Letter: Parent---AP Exam Parent Stud letter BOY.pdf
Newsletter---"All Things AP Testing"------https://www.smore.com/1mcz5
If you have any questions, please contact Mrs. Spears at wspears@conroeisd.net.
CISD 2022-2023 CALENDAR SURVEY
Conroe ISD is seeking feedback on three refined 2022-2023 calendar drafts. The District-Level Planning and Decision-Making Committee is planning to submit a calendar for the Board’s approval at their January meeting. Learn more on the School Calendar Process Webpage at https://www.conroeisd.net/about/school-calendar-process/.
ATHLETICS:
TENNIS: The Varsity Tennis team finished the season with a #4 State ranking for the 2nd consecutive year. The Highlanders also received the USTA Team Sportsmanship award for Region 2. Rachel Sam and Emilio Lopez were named 1st Line 6A All-State for their results at the State Meet.
Both the Freshman and JV capped off the Fall season by winning the Humble ISD tennis tournaments by winning 4 of 5 events each and brought home numerous individual medals for their efforts.
The Varsity and the JV were both undefeated District 13-6A Champions in Team Tennis.
LADY HIGHLANDER BASKETBALL: The 2021-2022 Lady Highlander Basketball season is in full swing and the Freshmen Lady Highlanders have hit the ground running. We started 2-0 heading into the Conroe ISD Tournament. The ladies battled and fought hard, defeating a tough opponent in Northshore High School, then earning a comeback win against District rival Grand Oaks, to bring home the Championship! Since then, we have been back to work, taking a hard overtime loss by one point versus Katy, then winning an overtime thriller at home to beat Memorial.
- Overall, hard nose defense, and a fast paced- multi-scoring attack has proven to be vital to our 9-2 start. Our Freshmen are led by Captains: Claudia Keene and Samantha Simpson who are becoming two tough-to-deal with players on both ends of the floor. Matea Stroder brings us toughness and energy. Sophie Peters is our anchor in the paint, who quietly does all the little things that have big impact. The freshmen boldly took on Humble with only six players. The ladies played discipline and smart and dominated the second half of play to bring home the big win. Keep up the good work ladies, as we prepare for district play after the Christmas break with only one goal in mind! Let's continue to make our hard work pay off!
- The freshmen green team has also been putting in some hard work heading into the season. Unfortunately, they have not had a chance to play in too many games thus far. They are looking forward to a couple games in the next few weeks, and then a full district schedule in January. They continue to learn and grow as a team each day.
- As we crank up this 2021-2022 Lady Highlander Basketball season with the slogan of Hard Work Pays off, the JV teams has been putting in some tremendous work thus far in their first few weeks of practice! With the ability to find success at the start of the season, hard work is proving to pay off! The team currently has a record of 7-2 and was able to capture 3rd place in the Conroe ISD JV Tournament. There has been some phenomenal play by many of the players; however, Lillian Mitchell has been a true standout with her tenacious defense and her effort on doing the little things that don't necessarily show up on the stat sheet. The Lady Highlanders are looking forward to competing in the Magnolia Tournament this weekend in hopes of bringing home more hardware! Good Luck Lady Highlanders and Keep up the great work!
- This season is in full swing for the Lady Highlander Varsity Basketball team. We have already competed in one overnight tournament, and our on our way to our 2nd tournament in Katy this weekend. The start of the season has been a bit rough with some tough competition, but as long as these girls continue to learn and to grow their bond as a team then once we get to district play all of the bumps and bruises along the way will be worth it!! Tuesday night the girls traveled to Humble and picked up a big road win. They defeated the Lady Wildcats 46-45. Leading the way for the Lady Highlanders was Laura Haas who hit four three pointers and ended the night with 17 points and 5 rebounds. Also having a good night was Alejandra Merodio with 9 points and 5 rebounds and Anna Orr with 8 points 4 rebounds. The girls look to build on their confidence after this win and have a great weekend in the Katy ISD Tournament this weekend. Go Highlanders!!!
SWIM AND DIVE: The Woodlands Swim and Dive team competed at TISCA Friday Nov. 19. Stellar swims and dives all around. The Hammer Down award winners were Maria U, Evlin R, Chloe C, Jocelyn B, Emma G, Ryan R, Tyler T, Roberto B, Slade S, and Caleb G. Way to go team! Come out and support the JV team as they compete in their last meet of the year, JV Districts on Friday December 10 at the Conroe ISD Natatorium at 5 pm.
CROSS COUNTRY: Nike Cross Regionals (NXR) South:
Nike Cross Regionals South was a huge success on Saturday, November 20th at Bear Branch Sportsfields. Nearly 2,000 runners competed from many states including AR, LA, MS, OK, and TX. There are a total of 9 NXR events across the US - ours being the shining star nationwide!
With almost 130 Highlanders running in three divisions, TWHS had outstanding performances all-around!
Garmin Running Lane National XC Championships:
In lieu of Nike Cross Nationals (NXN) which is typically held in Portland each year, a select group of Varsity runners from both the Girls and Boys Teams will be heading to Huntsville, AL this weekend to compete in the championship division. Good luck to The Woodlands XC!
BOYS BASKETBALL: Boys basketball is very busy this time of year. Currently our Varsity is 6-2 and our next game will be Tuesday at home vs. Tomball Memorial. Please come out and support. All 4 of our sub varsity teams will be playing this weekend in tournaments. You can go to our website at www.highlanderbasketball.org to find the tournament schedules.
SOFTBALL: Highlander Softball will be hosting an adult Bingo Night Fundraiser this Saturday, December 4th at the Knights of Columbus Hall on FM 1488. $40 gets you dinner, drinks and bingo sheets for 15 games with $30, $40 and $50 payouts. There will also be a silent auction with a wide variety of items and raffle prizes throughout the night. Dinner will be from 5:00-6:30 and Bingo will be from 6:30-9:00 with the silent auction running throughout the night. Cash, Checks, Venmo and Zelle will all be accepted. Come enjoy a fun, casual evening with plenty of food and drinks for those 21 and up while supporting the Highlander Softball program.
COLLEGE AND CAREER CENTER:
The newest CCC Newsletter for 12.04.2021 released today. Here's what it covers:
- Seniors
- Holiday break reminder: Please request transcripts by Dec. 16
- Midyear transcript requests
- SAT reimbursement process
- FAFSA
- Planning your future
- Juniors
- Interpreting PSAT scores
- Save the date for Junior Jumpstart: March 30 at The Woodlands HS
- Lone Star Dual Credit: Link to recording of the Nov. 18 information session
- Planning your future
- Everyone
- Scholarships
- College visits
- Mission & services
- Past communications
COUNSELORS CORNER:
Dual Credit Students: Your Lonestar account has been loaded with your class/es for the spring semester. It is now time to pay for your course. The payment window is open from December1-10. Please log into your myLonestar account and pay for you class. If you have any questions, please contact your counselor.
Not returning to TWHS in January? Please reach out to our school Registrar, Mrs. Carolyn Czubinski to expedite all necessary paperwork. Carolyn’s email is: cczubinski@conroeisd.net
Pre-Registration for 2022-2023 will start with Blitz week, January 18 - 21, 2022. 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.
Parent Information Night/Elective Fair: We have tentatively scheduled our Parent Information Night and Elective Fair for Monday, January 24th. This event will be held at the Senior Campus. This will be a terrific opportunity to see all of the various programs and course offerings TWHS has for our students. Counselors will offer presentations that will include Dual Credit/AP information as well as general high school information.
Registration in Parent and Student Access will be open from January 24 – 28th More information on these upcoming events will be coming in future editions of Highlander Happenings.
FALL EXAM EXEMPTION POLICY
Seniors are the only students in the Fall semester that may be exempt from final exams for half-credit courses which have a final exam, not a midterm. Students must maintain an 85-100 class average for the semester (18-weeks). In addition, the following criteria apply as well:
- Seniors must meet the criteria listed above and the discipline requirement listed below. Seniors may be exempt from all their final exams both in the Fall (semester-long courses) and Spring semesters (year-long courses). Seniors may not be exempt from midterm exams in the Fall semester.
- Underclassmen are not eligible for exemptions from final exams or midterms in the Fall semester.
- A student granted a final exam exemption must still attend that class during the final exam period and must be present the entire duration of the final exam period to be considered exempt. Students who check out early during a final exam will forfeit the exemption and will receive a grade of Incomplete for the exam. Failure to attend will result in a zero or an incomplete for that course.
- Any student that has served ISS, DAEP, or OSS while enrolled in a course during the semester of the final exam is not eligible for a final exam exemption for that course.
- To ensure that all students have the opportunity to complete their exams in a distraction-free environment, the attendance office will not be doing early checkouts during exam periods. Parents and students should plan accordingly so that students remain in their exam period the entire duration of the exam period (both mid-term and final exams).
MID TERM EXAM SCHEDULE
Tuesday, December 14 Green Day Midterms
Period 5 Review 7:20-8:15
Period 6 Midterm 8:22-10:21
Period 7 Review 10:28-12:29
A Lunch 10:28-10:53
B Lunch 10:58-11:25
C Lunch 11:30-11:57
D Lunch 12:02-12:29
Period 8 Midterm 12:36-2:35
Wednesday, December 15 Red Day Midterms (Early Release)
Period 1 7:20-9:17
Class Change 9:17-9:24
Period 2 9:24-11:20
Thursday, December 16 Green Day Midterms (Early Release)
Period 5 7:20-9:17
Class Change 9:17-9:24
Period 7 9:24-11:20
Friday, December 17 Red Day Midterms (Early Release)
Period 3 7:20-9:17
Class Change 9:17-9:24
Period 4 9:24-11:20
CLUB NEWS:
TWHS STUDENT COUNCIL: Student Council held a Food Drive for Matthew's Birthday Wish throughout the month of November. Thank you to all who participated. TWHS was able to donate over 8000 non-perishable food items and over $3000 to this amazing charity. TWHS helped make a huge difference in the lives of the food insecure in our community. If you are going to Macy's at the Woodlands Mall on Saturday, December 4th please say hello to our StuCo members who will be ringing the bell for the Salvation Army Red Kettle Drive. We are excited about this opportunity and hope we can help bring in lots of money for the Salvation Army. Coming up Monday December 6 - Student Council will be hosting our Annual Custodian Appreciation Dinner. Our custodians are amazing and work very hard. We are excited to celebrate them this holiday season. If you have any questions about Student Council please email Kristen Gartner - kgartner@conroeisd.net or Jill Hart - jhart@conroeisd.net.
FBLA: FBLA will have our Holiday Social at House of Pies on Wednesday, December 8, 2021, at 7 pm. We are doing a Toy Drive so bring a new toy to be submitted for our Toy Drive. Also, FBLA Competitors are free to come after school on Wednesday, December 8, 2021, to work on Competitive Events.
SCUBA CLUB: Our next meeting will be Monday, December 6th, at 3pm in LGI 1 at the Senior Campus. This is our annual Holiday Party! We will have food, games, and some scuba-related prize drawings! You do NOT have to be scuba certified to attend our meetings. Every meeting you have attended this semester (including this one) gets your name in the drawings!
PTO NEWS:
Please consider joining the PTO today!
https://twhspto.weebly.com/join--volunteer.html
Join & Volunteer - The Woodlands High School PTO The Woodlands, Texas
2021-2022 Membership is now open. PTO membership is renewed annually. If you were on a PTO volunteer list/committee last year, you need to re-join each year so we can keep our email lists current.
COOKIE WONDERLAND:
"Thank you to all who have signed up to bake sweet treats for our wonderful TWHS teachers and staff. We appreciate all you do and look forward our 2021 Cookie Wonderland celebration!"
OTHER NEWS:
www.facebook.com/TWHS9THCISD for the 9th Grade Campus
www.facebook.com/TheWoodlandsHSCISD for the Senior Campus
Twitter handles are @TWHSCISD for the Senior Campus. Twitter for the 9th Grade campus is @TWHS9THCISD.
STAY IN TOUCH with TWHS: Be sure to "friend" The Caledonian on Facebook, follow them on Twitter/Instagram @twhscaledonian and bookmark the website - www.twhscaledonian.com for ALL the school news you need.
STUDENT PARKING: Please note that the posted speed limit on the TWHS property is 10 MPH. Please be sure to observe the speed limit as well follow traffic rules such as stopping at intersections and cross paths on the property as well as using blinkers when turning into parking spaces and pathways.
Students assigned parking spaces in the Band Lot (1279-1508) or ROTC Lot (2114-2163) must move their cars by 3 pm every day. Students are not allowed to cut through the church parking lot. Nor are they allowed to park at the church or the neighborhood across the street. You will be towed. All information about parking can be found on the school website: https://twhs.conroeisd.net/parking/
ATTENDANCE: To report an absence, call:
9th Grade: 832-592-8025
10th Grade: 936-709-1236
11th Grade: 936-709-1233
12th Grade: 936-709-1234
Grades 10-12: 936-709-1213
If your student needs to leave early, please send him or her in with a note to be delivered to the attendance office before school, during lunch or between classes. Doing so ensures the check-out process will be as quick and efficient as possible.
Feel free to call the attendance office with any questions or concerns you may have. We're here to help.
CLINIC NOTES:
It appears that flu season has arrived in our area. Now is a good time to discuss with your doctor whether an annual flu vaccine is recommended. As a reminder, please keep your student home if he or she is exhibiting signs of illness.
As your senior is applying for college, please be aware that most colleges and universities require two doses of the MCV4 (meningococcal) vaccine, with the second one received on or after the 16th birthday. You may want to consider scheduling a well check with your student’s PCP over one of the upcoming holiday breaks so that he or she is fully vaccinated for college, and avoid the rush over Spring Break. You or your student is always welcome to request a copy of his or her vaccine record, either in person, or via email. We do not submit them to colleges for you.
If your student tests positive for COVID, we ask that you report the positive case in your student’s SSO by going to the COVID Central app and following the prompts there. You will receive information about isolation, attendance, a return to school date, as well as an email confirmation. By reporting the case online, your student’s absence will be excused. Students do still need to contact their teachers to come up with a plan to get their missing assignments.
Also in the COVID Central app, you may schedule a free rapid test for your student at the Conroe ISD Police Department. Appointments are available from 8-4 on school days.
If your student has received the COVID vaccine, you are welcome to submit a copy of that vaccine record to the clinic. If your student is exposed to someone who has tested positive and is not having symptoms, her or she does not have to quarantine if we have a copy of their vaccine record on file, or if we have documentation that he or she has tested positive in the last six months.
For the most up to date information on the district’s COVID protocol, we ask that you refer to the Roadmap to Remaining Open on the Conroe ISD website, www.conroeisd.net/roadmap-to-reopening.
SCHOOL NEWS:
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, A Random Act of Kindness, Leadership, Excellent Attitude, etc. The “Highlighted Highlanders” receive a certificate and a highlighter recognizing their accomplishment. Senior campus honorees include Chloe Alten, Damon Arnold, Joseph Azzarello, Evie-Marie Barrett, Ava Bass, Caleb Blythe, Kenzie Cochran, Damien Cockrell, Clare Curtis, David De Leon, Sophia Diniaco, Mario Gutierrez-Munoz, Laila Hashemi, Brooklynn Hicks, Jessica Hinojosa, Mason Horne, Mekenzie Horton, Claire Howard, Krysta Howard, Oliver Johnson, Shayne Johnson, Annalee Johnson, Jacob Jones, Mauricio Kerguelen Murcia, Nathan Kimmel, Connor Koenig, Paola Lugo Ramirez, Grace MacNett, Georgia Mahoney, Lily Martin, Valentina Marinez Borja, Parker McGill, Lexie McKellar, Shea McLeod, Ariana Morales Duran, Lily Reese, Katie Rice, Isabella Russell, Sam Seeton, Mallory Simpson, Molly Sims, Alex Snarr, Sloan Steward, Claire Swanson, Kaelyn Toukatly, Nicholas Uthman, Ben Walters, Tyler Warner, Austin Weiland, and Paul Zeyer. Ninth Grade honorees were Johnathan Barker, Ivan Bennett, Carson Bonds, Dominic Collier, Travaris Davis, Maria Del Rio, Hayden Doornik, Samanatha Friddle, Rodrigo Gonzalez, Zoe Hackman, Siyra Hall, Kiersten Hua, Karina Klepacz, Inigo Ulibarri Macouzet, Natalie Micklethwaite, Racquel Nickson, Charles Pomeroy, Carter Price, Jillian Sims, Elena Sanchez, and Kaylee Vaughn.
BAND: CONGRATULATIONS to our 12 TWHS Band members who earned membership in the Region IX Orchestra! This is the first of several competitions that will allow students to pursue and advance to the Texas All-State band and orchestra. These musicians have been working on their audition music since the end of July and will continue to perfect it through December, and for some to January.
Please congratulate the following band members for their Region Orchestra success!
Kaitlyn Maresca* - flute
Marlie Thompson* - oboe
Liam Bustos* - bassoon
Lindsay Glaccum - bassoon
Dylan Cruz* - trumpet
Harrison Griffith - horn
Vincent Vertugo Voortman* - trombone
Alex Vasquez - trombone
MJ Berry - bass trombone
JP Ruiz* - percussion
Jacob Kozlowski - percussion
Jaxon Clough - percussion
*denotes those who advanced to the Area level of competition
Congratulations to all!
BAND HOLIDAY MARKET: t's time to get that holiday shopping taken care of!!!
The Woodlands High School Band Boosters are pleased to announce its 1st annual 2021 Holiday Market!!
Come explore this free, family-friendly shopping event featuring over 60 local artisans, makers, and small businesses displaying art, jewelry, women's and children's boutique clothing, home and holiday decor, gourmet food, food trucks and so much more.
WHAT: Holiday Market
WHEN: Saturday, December 4th
WHERE: TWHS Cafeteria & Fine Arts Hallway
TIME: 9AM-4PM
COST: Free!!
Not only does this event support local small businesses, but it also helps to raise money for TWHS Band, so We hope to see you there.
Thank you for your support of TWHS Band!!
TWHS IMPROV: The Woodlands High School Improv Troupe is thrilled to host the Teacher vs. Student Improv Show TONIGHT, December 3 at 7pm at The Woodlands High School Auditorium! Come watch the epic showdown between the recently crowned best Improv Troupe in Texas and Mr. Rowland, Mr. Humeniuk, Mr. Rodgers, and Mr. Muehsler. Tickets are $5 and all money raised from the night will be going to the Will Herndon Fund. Make sure to join us, along with your family and friends, for a great time while helping an amazing organization!
Stay Funky!- TWHS Improv Troupe
JROTC: Our Drill, Marksmanship, and Academic Teams are working hard to prepare for the Oak Ridge Meet on December 11th. On the same day, our Orienteering Team will compete in the Jones Forest Score-O Meet. Good luck to all our competitors!
JROTC SPIRIT NIGHT: Chick-fil-A Wednesday, December 8th, 5:30am-7:30pm. Mention you’re supporting JROTC Spirit Night and 20% of your check will go to our Booster Club. Dine in guests can spin a wheel 5:30pm-7:30pm for prizes! Everyone is welcome to participate and support our Corps!
THE WOODLANDS HIGH SCHOOL ART TRUST
The students have voted! Once again, thank you to all the Texas artists who submitted work for consideration this year! Our student committee narrowed the submissions to 11 artists. Congratulations to our nominated artists: TERRYCRUMP (HOUSTON), DARYL GANNON (CONROE), ERIS GENTLE (DEL VALLE), DEEJON (HOUSTON),
MARYANN LUCAS (HOUSTON), PATRICK O'BRIEN (GEORGETOWN),
JORDAN PHILLIPS (HOUSTON), MARLO SAUCEDO (THE WOODLANDS),
CAROL SCHEFERMAN (THE WOODLANDS), NANCY J WOOD (SAN ANTONIO), MICHELLE VO (HOUSTON). The nominated artworks were displayed at the school prior to Thanksgiving and the students voted on November 18. We are excited to announce that we will be adding the following artists’ work to our collection as a result of the student voting:
Terry Crump, Daryl Gannon, Eris Gentle, DeeJon, MaryAnn Lucas, Nancy Wood and Michelle Vo. Visit our website to see the winning entries (and the entire collection of 56 artworks by 47 established Texas Artists): www.twhsat.org The new artworks are being framed and will be installed at the school over winter break.
The artworks are purchased through funds set aside by Student Council from the Homecoming Dance, however, the framing, lighting and conservation of these pieces need funding. Consider helping with that funding and show your support for The Woodlands High School Art Trust by joining our "One Hundred Friends of Art." Our goal is to have 100 arts supporters make an annual donation to support our cause. Donations are tax deductible and start as low as $10!! Visit our website to make a contribution: www.twhsat.org
The Woodlands High School Art Trust (TWHSAT) a 501(c)3 organization, was established in 2011 to help maintain, conserve and display the student-selected, student-purchased collection of established artists at The Woodlands High School. We currently have 49 pieces by 44 Texas Artists in our collection. The vision for the TWHS Art Trust is to see the art collection grow each year and to have it extend through the hallways of the high school. Pre-COVID we offered FREE tours of our collection to schools and other groups by appointment and we hope to resume these tours as soon as we are able.
Other than the public sculptures around The Woodlands, this is the ONLY permanent collection of art available to the public. It is seen by THOUSANDS of people every day. Please consider supporting this unique collection that sets us apart from other public high schools and strengthens our goal of being one of the best high schools in the state and country.
For more information on The Woodlands High School Art Trust please visit our website: www.twhsat.org or contact Susan Cosculluela at twhsat@gmail.com
The Woodlands High School Calendar
December 6-18, 2021
Monday, December 6, 2021
Scuba Club Meeting 3:00 LGI 1
Evening Tutorials 5:30 Spanish Room 226
Cheer Parent Meeting LGI 1
Tuesday, December 7, 2021
NSSHS Meeting 2:45 LGI 1
Robotics Club Meeting 2:45 Room 170
Boys Basketball 9th vs Tomball Memorial 4:00 TWHS 9th Grade Campus
Lady Highlander Basketball @ Morton Ranch 4:30/6:00 Morton Ranch High School
Evening Tutorials 5:30 Math & Science Room 302
Theatre Booster Club Meeting Room 138
Boys Soccer Moms Game 6:30 TWHS
Wednesday, December 8, 2021
FBLA Meetings 2:40 Room 245
Robotics Club Meeting 2:45 Room 170
Model United Nations Meeting 3:00 LGI 1
Freshman Football White @ Grand Oaks 4:30 Grand Oaks High School
Evening Tutorials 5:30 English Room 168 & Spanish Room 226
Thursday, December 9, 2021
FCA Meeting 7:00 am LGI 1
Boys Varsity Basketball Tournament @ Tuloso-Midway High School
DECA Meeting 2:35 LGI 2
Sustainable Development Club 3:00 LGI 1
Evening Tutorials 5:30 Math & Science Room 302
Friday, December 10, 2021
Boys Varsity Basketball Tournament @ Tuloso-Midway High School
Lady Highlander Basketball @ Cleveland 5:45/7:00 Cleveland High School
Boys Soccer vs Northbrook 5:45/7:30 Woodforest Bank Stadium
Saturday, December 11, 2021
ACT Testing 8:00 am TWHS
Swim & Dive JV District Championship @ CISD Natatorium
Boys Varsity Basketball Tournament @ Tuloso-Midway High School
Wrestling Dual Meet @ Conroe High School
Sunday, December 12, 2021
Monday, December 13, 2021
Evening Tutorials 5:30 Spanish Room 226
Student Council Meeting 6:00 Cafeteria
Interact Meeting 7:00 Cafeteria
Tuesday, December 14, 2021
Midterms 6th & 8th Period
Robotics Club Meeting 2:35 Room 170
Evening Tutorials 5:30 Math & Science Room 302
Lady Highlander Basketball vs Barbers Hill 5:45/7:00 TWHS
Wednesday, December 15, 2021
Early Release @ 11:20 Midterms 1st & 2nd
UNICEF Meeting 6:50 am LGI 1
Robotics Club Meeting 2:35 Room 170
FBLA Meeting 2:40 Room 245
Model United Nations Meeting 3:00 LGI 1
Evening Tutorials 5:30 English Room 168 & Spanish Room 226
Boys Basketball @ Klein Oak 5:30/7:00 Klein Oak High School
Thursday, December 16, 2021
Early Release @ 11:20 Midterms 5th & 7th
FCA Meetings 7:00 am LGI 1
Evening Tutorials 5:30 Math & Science Room 302
Friday, December 17, 2021
Early Release @ 11:20 Midterms 3rd & 4th
Boys Basketball vs Oak Ridge 4:30/6:00 TWHS
Boys Soccer vs Tompkins 5:45/7:00 Woodforest Bank Stadium
Saturday, December 18, 2021
Wrestling Dual Meet @ Bryan High School
The Woodlands High School
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.
Email: noreply@conroeisd.net
Website: http://twhs.conroeisd.net/
Phone: (936) 709-1200
Twitter: @TWHSCISD