March 2016
Volume 24
Issue 8
Dear  CFHS  Parents/Guardians;
This  month  we  celebrate  student  academic  successes,  faculty  accolades,  athletic,  and  student  activities  achievements.
First  of  all,  I’d  like  to  congratulate  our  National  Merit  Scholarship  Finalists:
The  National  Merit  Scholarship  Program  has  now  determined  which  of  the  16,000  Semifinalists  named  in  September  2015  have  met  all   requirements  to  advance  to  Finalist  standing  in  the  competition.  All  Finalists  will  be  considered  for  National  Merit  Scholarships  to  be   offered  in  2016.  The  selection  of  some  7,400  Merit  Scholarship  winners  from  the  group  of  more  than  15,000  Finalists  is  now  in  progress.
In  March,  NMSC  will  begin  mailing  scholarship  offers  to  winners.  We  are  very  proud  of  our  NMSC  finalists!  Finalists  in  the  2016
Competition  for  National  Merit  Scholarships:  Sumhith  V.  Aradhyula,  Vincent  H.  Bai,  Liam  K.  Donovan,  Amber  Marina  Fox,  Chloe  T.
Harwood,  Neil  C.  Jha,  Amy  Liu,  Lucas  A.  Petersen.
Secondly,  kudos  to  Social  Studies  Teacher  and  Department  Chair,   Ms.  Megan  Kirts ,  who  was  named  to  the  Educational  Advisory
Group  (EAG)  of  the  Federal  Reserve  Bank  of  San  Francisco!  The  EAG  consists  of  22  high  school  and  community  college  educators.
The  EAG  Fellows  work  with  the  Economic  Education  Group  for  a  period  of  one  year,  providing  feedback  on  content  area,  teaching   activities,  FRBSF  economic  education  resources,  the  use  of  technology,  and  best  practices  related  to  teaching  about  the  Federal
Reserve  and  the  U.S.  economy.  Ms.  Kirts  has  also  been  chosen  to  participate  in  the  Transatlantic  Outreach  Program  (TOP).  TOP   seeks  to  find  the  best  and  most  qualified  social  studies  and  STEM  educators  and  give  them  the  opportunity  to  experience  Modern
Germany  in  person.    Ms.  Kirts  will  spend  two  weeks  in  Germany  this  summer  experiencing  contemporary  German  issues  relating  to   the  political  system,  economy,  culture,  education,  and  environmental  sustainability.  Congratulations  Ms.  Kirts!
On  an  athletic  note,  I’d  like  to  congratulate  the  Boys  Basketball  team  that  made  it  to  the  quarterfinals  of  the  state  tournament!  They   made  a  deep  run  but  lost  to  Agua  Fria  by  3  points  in  a  buzzer-­‐beater.  It  was  a  great  game  and  a  wonderful  season  full  of  excitement!
Congratulations  to  following  athletes  that  were  selected  to  the  Arizona  All  Section  Teams.  These  student-­‐athletes  were  voted  to   these  teams  by  head  coaches  in  the  AIA  statewide  Coach’s  Poll.
• Girl’s  Basketball  1st  Team  All-­‐Section : Kelsey  Siemons,  Junior
• Boy’s  Basketball  1st  Team  All-­‐Section:  Sam  Beskind,  Sophomore; Jared  Irwin,  Junior;  Nik  Nehls,  Senior
•
Boy’s  Basketball  Honorable  Mention - Aaron  Ayres,  Senior;  Liam  Giffin,  Senior
• Boy’s  Basketball  2nd  Team  All-­‐Section:  Spencer  Lewis,  Sophomore
•
Congratulations  to  Boy’s  Basketball  Head  Coach,  Doug  D’amore,  voted  Section  Coach  of  the  Year!
Congratulations to the following Student Activities/Clubs for their achievements:
• All-State Jazz Band: Ben Stowers, Deven Carmichael, and Nathan Hooker were among the top 20 selected to the All-state Jazz
Band. Fourteen other CFHS musicians were chosen to participate in the Tier 2 Honor Performance.
• Science Olympiad won the State Championship and qualified to compete at the National Championship.
• Graphic Design students placed 2 nd in the Regional Championship.
• The Varsity Chess Team was the co-State Champion.
• The Robotics advanced to the semifinals of the State Championship.
• Change of Pace Choir was rated “Superior” at the NAU Madrigal Festival.
For  more  celebrations,  please  refer  to  “Dr.  Chomokos’  Bragging  Corner  “  on  our  website.
Be  sure  to  follow  us  on  Twitter  @Principal_DrC
Sincerely yours ,
Dr. Angela Chomokos
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CFHS
4300 E. Sunrise Dr.
Tucson, AZ 85718
Office: 209-8300 / Fax: 209-8520 www.cfsd16.org/schools/foothillshigh/
Office hours: 7:30-4:00 on regularly schedules school days. Closed on all student holidays.
Attendance Office:
Transportation:
Cafeteria:
Principal
Dr. Angela Chomokos
Principal’s Secretary
Cheryl Joseph
Assistant Principals
209-8318
615-7635
209-8344
209-8302
209-8302
Jody Brase
Laura Manning
John Moes
Dean of Students
209-8482
209-8446
209-8374
Larissa Filler
JTED Coordinator
Sherry Evans
Counseling Center
209-8412
209-8351
Receptionist / CFHS Information
209-8301
Gail Cusack – Registrar 209-8385
Ann Margolis – Database Manager 209-8384
Tami Graves - Counseling Clerk 209-8305
Counselors
Randie Collier (freshmen)
Lindsay DeWalt (A-E)
Wendy Bayley (F-L)
Julie McCrea (M-R)
209-8378
209-8380
209-8381
209-8379
209-8382 Jessie Petrillo (S-Z)
Athletic Director
Larissa Filler 209-8412
Assistant To the Athletic Director
Gary Reed
Athletic Secretary
209-8367
Martha Rayder
Security
Anonymous Tip Line
Health Office
Halyna Chirovsky – Nurse
Marie Toutounji – Health Aide
Falcon Flyer Editor
209-8412
209-8342
209-8599
209-8330
209-8304
Cheryl Joseph fflyer@cfsd16.org
Falcon Flyer Technical Support
Justin Robinson
CFSD
2101 E. River Road
Tucson, AZ 85718
520-209-7500 www.cfsd16.org
Important  Dates  to  Remember:
March  13-­‐25     AIMS  Science  Testing
March  28-­‐April  1   No  School  (Spring  Break)
April  4-­‐8     AzMERIT  Writing  Testing
April  11-­‐15
April  18-­‐22
May  16-­‐18
May  18
AzMERIT    Reading  Testing
AzMERIT  Math  Testing
Final  Exams
Graduation  /  Last  Day  of  School
IMPORTANT DATES…..2
CFHS STRATEGIC PLAN UPDATES…..3
COUNSELING OFFICE UPDATES…..4
ATHLETICS / STUDENT ACTIVITIES…..5
PROM / POWDER PUFF FOOTBALL…..5
CFHS FINE ARTS….6
HEALTH OFFICE UPDATES….8
SUMMER SCHOOL……9
FFO…..10
GRAD NIGHT…..11
FOUNDATION…..13
Sorority-sister Elle Woods goes to Harvard Law School to get her boyfriend back, and ends up defying expectations while staying true to herself. This high-energy musical will leave you laughing, singing, and dancing all the way home!
Performances:
March 11 and 12, 7:30 PM
March 13, 2:00 PM
March 17*, 18, 19, 7:30 PM
*THINK PINK! Thursday, March 17th is Breast Cancer
Awareness! Wear your pink!
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Strategic Plan Update:
What are Data Teams?
March 2016
What is a Data Team?
Your child may have heard their teachers talk about “Data Teams,” or you may have read, in the Falcon Flyer , or in our CFHS
Strategic Plan, about Data Teams. Our plan relies heavily on the teamwork of teachers within these teams: our teachers meet for a combined 1150 hours over the school year to do Data Team work together. This is a significant endeavor. But you may not know what a
Data Team is, how it is structured, or how it works. We thought we’d take some time to explain this structure in which we have invested so much time and energy.
A data team is a small, grade-level, department, course-alike, or organizational team that examines student work, and collaborates together to improve student learning. As John Hattie puts it in his book, Visible Learning for Teachers , “the most critical success factor in any school” is a shared understanding among teachers. He attributes this to “the power of teachers learning from and talking to each other about planning – learning intentions, success criteria, what is valuable learning, progression, what it means to be “good at” a subject” (60).
Our Data Teams enable our teachers to do just this.
How are Data Teams structured?
At CFHS, almost all of our Data Teams are organized by course, so that teachers who teach the same course can collaborate together to address the most worthy goals for their students - those crucial areas of skills and knowledge that students need to develop to succeed in the aims of the course itself. This year, because of the nature of our strategic plan, we have also created teams of freshman teachers, in order to focus on the issues that our freshman students encounter here at the high school.
All Data Teams have a focus that is shaped by the strategic plan’s goals.
English Data Teams are focusing on Literacy Goals; Social Studies and Science teams focus on Transfer Goals; World Languages, Kinetic Wellness, Fine Arts,
Special Education, and Freshman Data Teams are working on building Academic
Mindset Goals; and the Math Data Teams are work together on Numeracy Goals.
What do teachers do together as Data Teams?
These teams meet at least 14 times over the course of the school year. We follow a structure pioneered by Richard DuFour, in which “a small team meets a minimum of every two or three weeks and uses an explicit, data-driven structure to disaggregate data, analyze student performance, set incremental goals, engage in dialogue around explicit and deliberate instruction, and create a plan to monitor student learning and teacher instruction” (Hattie 60). This is also known as the Data Team process.
If you were to attend a Data Team meeting, you might see: teachers poring over student assessments, identifying specific strengths and weaknesses, or moves that student authors have made that are worthy of repeating and holding up as examples; teachers brainstorming different ways to teach a difficult concept which their students have struggle to grasp; teachers designing an intervention for a small group of students who still haven’t mastered a core skill, even as the rest of the class moves on; teachers analyzing data - just how many of their students improved from assessment to assessment? -- or teachers crafting extensions for the few students who quickly display proficiency.
Ideally, all of this work leads to a shared understanding: about our subject areas, about excellence in student work, about pedagogy, about our goals, and most importantly, about our students.
Did you attend the CFHS AP Curriculum Night?
Please take 4 minutes to take this brief, 4-question survey: https://goo.gl/Y9WLiM
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Course Selection for 2016-17
Students continuing at CFHS for 2016-17 school year are requesting their classes for next year. Students received a Course Selection Info Sheet, a Course Request Form, and a copy of their transcript in their February 29
Advisory. Teachers reviewed curriculum options and assisted students in their choices through March 6, and counselors were available in the cafeteria during lunches throughout the week to answer questions. Students were asked to enter their course requests through VUE before 11:59 pm on Sunday, March 6, and counselors are meeting with students March 7-11 during designated math classes to review their online course selection and compare it to the teacher and parent signed Course Request Form. Students and parents may review the course selection materials on the CFHS website. Posted materials include the 2016-17 Course Guide, the Course
Request Form, the Course Selection Info Sheet (includes instructions for entering requests in VUE), and an informational podcast.
Scholarship Resources:
There are several specialized databases available for students to search for scholarships. Students can create a profile and review scholarships posted at fastweb.com, scholarships.com, salliemae.com, and many others. Mrs.
Graves also posts a number of scholarships on the Naviance scholarship page as well as on the bulletin board outside the Counseling Office. Colleges and Universities often have scholarship databases for students to search as well. The University of Arizona, for instance, has a database called Scholarship Universe linked to their
Financial Aid website.
While most scholarships are merit-based (academics, athletics, fine arts, etc.), a number of scholarships are essay
(or art, other) contests for which anybody may apply. These scholarships are often lower in value (e.g., $1000) but they can add up if a student is ambitious enough to research and apply for these scholarships.
While scholarships only make up 3% of college funding overall, some students earn more than that through their doggedness and their willingness to write that 500 word essay on freedom with a prize of $1000, submit a picture of themselves with a “milk mustache,” etc. One has to be willing to do the research, however, as well as the work
of completing the applications, essays, etc.
ASVAB - Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery
For Current 10 th
, 11 th
, & 12 th
grades
DATE: Saturday, April 9th
TIME: 9:00 am to 1:00 pm
WHERE: CFHS House 1 Seminar Room
REGISTER: March 9 th
to April 6 th
in the Counseling Office
This free interest, career assessment is available to sophomores, junior and seniors. The ASVAB, which measures academic and occupational abilities and interests, consists of eight academic subtests and a career interest inventory. Although the ASVAB is sponsored by the armed services, there is no military obligation and the test results are useful for students exploring civilian occupations as well as military careers. The ASVAB is optional. Any questions please contact Mrs.
Bayley at wbayley@cfsd16.org
*FREE --There is NO CHARGE to take the ASVAB*
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Congratulations to the Boys Basketball team that made it to the quarterfinals of the state tournament! They made a deep run but lost to Agua Fria by 3 points in a buzzer-beater. It was a great game and a wonderful season full of excitement !
Save the date: May 4, 2016 is Sports Information Night for all new to CFHS and returning
Falcons interested in competing in athletics at any time during the school year. There will be an opportunity to collect blank physical forms, understand the CFHS and NCAA eligibility process, as well meeting the coach and gathering summer athletic information. This event will take place in the Auditorium, 6:30-8:30pm.
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Hosted by Catalina Foothills High
School Band Boosters
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Raise!money!for!your!club,!family,!athletic!team!or!other!organization!by!buying!space!at!the!annual!
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Band!Booster!Yard!Sale!!!You!keep!all!the!money!you!raise!!!We!hope!you!will!join!us!for!what!will!be!a!
fun!way!to!clean!out!your!closets!and!raise!money.!
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When:
Where:
Cost: !
How: !!
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Saturday,!April!16,!2016!from!8amG12pm!
Catalina!Foothills!High!School!front!parking!lot!
$25.00!per!“selling!slot.”!!A!selling!slot!is!one!parking!space,!!
size!is!20!ft!x!8!ft.!!You!may!buy!more!than!one!space!if!necessary.!
Determine!how!much!space!you!need!and!submit!the!application!below!
Deadline: !
with!your!payment.!
Friday,!April!8,!2016!–!or!while!spaces!last!
Questions: !!
email!!!
CFHSBandYardSale@gmail.com
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What4do4you4get4for4your4money?44
In!addition!to!your!selling!space,!you!will!have!a!highly!visible!
location!with!adequate!parking!and!we!will!do!the!advertising!–!bringing!you!the!buyers!and!saving!you!
time!and!money!!!
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What4will4you4need4to4do?
!!You!will!provide!your!own!goods!to!sell,!do!your!own!pricing!and!act!as!your!
own!cashier.!!You!will!also!need!to!bring!tables!to!set!up!your!merchandise,!chairs!for!your!use!during!
the!sale!and!any!personal!signage!you!would!like.!!Since!this!is!a!schoolGsponsored!event!on!school!
property,!please!be!thoughtful!about!the!items!you!are!selling.!Firearms,!tobacco!products,!food!items,!
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and!inappropriate!reading!material!will!not!be!permitted!for!sale.!
_____________________________________________________________________________________!
YARD4SALE4APPLICATION4 444444444444444 download this form at www.cfhsbandboosters.org click How to Help 4
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Name!of!Organization/Family:!____________________________________________________________!
Contact!Name:!________________________________________________________________________!
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Email!address:!____________________________________!Phone!#:!!!___________________________!
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Number!of!spaces!($25!for!each!20!ft!x!8!ft!space)!!_______________________________!
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Amount!enclosed:!!$______________________________!!Check!#__________________!
Payment!by!check!or!money!order!payable!to!
CFHS4BAND4BOOSTERS .!
Mail!to:!!Catalina!Foothills!H.S.!Band!Boosters,!PO!Box!64193,!Tucson,!AZ!!85728G4193!
DEADLINE:!!Friday,!April!8,!2016!
*Note:'Instructions'and'further'details'will'be'sent'to'you'after'we'receive'your'reservation*'
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March,'2016'Falcon'Flyer'NOTE'FROM'THE'NURSE'
FLU'ALERT'FROM'AZDHS'
Recently(we(received(notification(from(the(Arizona(Department(of(Health(Services(that(
Flu((Influenza)(has(reached(widespread(status(in(Arizona,(with(Pima(County(as(having( the(second(highest(reported(cases.((
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Flu(is(a(serious(illness(and(requires(vigilance:(wash(hands(frequently,(cover(your(mouth(
( when(you(cough(or(sneeze,(preferably(in(your(elbow,(and(stay(home(if(you(are(sick.(
Influenza(symptoms(are(similar(to(the(common(cold.(However,(the(flu(comes(on(quickly( and(is(more(physically(draining.(For(most(people,(the(best(care(is(to(stay(home,(rest(and( drink(plenty(of(fluids.(For(others,(especially(those(with(certain(medical(conditions,(the( flu(can(be(more(severe.(
AZDHS'health'officials'say'it's'not'too'late'to'get'a'flu'shot'since'Arizona's'flu'season' can'last'as'late'as'May.'''
Please'also'notify'the'school'nurse'of'confirmed'cases'of'Influenza.'
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.((and(( http://www.azhealth.gov/flu (or(contact(your(health(care(provider(or(the(Pima(County(
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Health(Department:(520L243L7988.(
THANK'YOU’S:'
A'Big'Thank'you'for'Donations'to'the'Health'Office:'
Many(thanks(to(Natalie(Kujawa(and(Imelda(ZazuetaLPereira(for(their(generous( donations.(
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Shannon(Bohan,(Pam(Steinecher,(Francoise(Harris,(Imelda(ZazuetaLPereira.(
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DONATIONS'STILL'NEEDED:'
Powdered'Gatorade'Mix,'bottled'water,'cough'drops.'
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Halyna(Chirovsky,(School(Nurse(( hchirovsky@cfsd16.org
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Community Schools
May 24 - July 1, 2016
Recreational Fitness (Silver) 7:45 am - 10:45 am
Health 7:45 am - 10:45 am or
Health 11:15 am - 2:15 pm
Course Emporium 7:45 am - 2:15 pm
Session 1: May 24 - June 17
Session 2: June 20 - July 14
https://cs.cfsd16.org/webreg2
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FFO  Contacts:
WebSite:   http://sites.google.com/site/ffocfhs/
The  website  can  also  be  accessed  from  the  FFO   button  under  the  'For  Parents'  tab  at  the  top  of
the  CFHS  homepage.
President:
Lalita  Hadley
dlhad@aol.com
Past  President :
Gail  Barton     bartongail@comcast.net
Vice  Presidents:
Linda  Gee   lsgee@comcast.net
Patti  Wisnom
pwisnom@comcast.net
Secretary:
Asia  Haubner
asiarose2@aol.com
Treasurer:
April  Bauer
aprilbkr4@gmail.com
Grants:
Monisha  Patel
Monisha93@gmail.com
Administration:
Dr.  Angela  Chomokos     achomokos@cfsd16.org
209-­‐8302
General  FFO  meeting  dates  are  below.
Meetings  are  the  3rd  Tuesday  of  the  month   and  will  begin  at  9:00  a.m.  in  House  4,  Rm  712.
March  15
April  19
May  10
Hello,  CFHS  Families!
We  were  so  happy  that  we  were  able  to  bring  two   amazing  outside  intervention  programs  to  students  and   parents  at  CFHS  during  the  month  of  February.    Our   freshman  and  sophomore  students  were  given  a   presentation  from  Breakdown  Tucson  about  current   issues  that  they  face  day  to  day.    Our  parents  were  able   to  attend  a  presentation  from  Not  My  Kid  about   substance  abuse.    Thank  you  to  everyone  who  donates  to   the  FFO;  because  of  your  donations,  we  are  able  to  bring
these  types  of  programs  to  CFHS.
More  planning  for  next  year  –  We   NEED  YOU  to  become   involved  with  the  FFO!    We  have  many  different   committees  and  jobs.    We  have  positions  on  our  Exec
Board  to  fill.    This  is  a   GREAT   way  to  get  involved  with   the  school  and  become  a  part  of  our  Falcon  Family  that   we  are  so  proud  of!!!  Want  to  help  teachers,  and  do  a   variety  of  things  around  the  school?    Volunteer  for  the
PVC  (Parent  Volunteer  Center).    Are  you  interested  in   helping  with  college  visits,  and  working  with  the   counseling  office?    Volunteer  for  the  CCC  (College  Career
Center).    Do  you  like  editing,  page  design,  and  working   with  databases?    Volunteer  for  the  District  Directory   committee.    If  you  have  questions,  please  contact  me  at   dlhad@aol.com
if  you  are  interested  or  have  questions.
We  are  also  busy  starting  to  plan  for  the  Fall  Fling/Glow
Run!!  We  are  so  excited  to  continue  this  tradition  that  we
started  last  year.
Our  next  General  FFO  meeting  will  be  held  on  Tuesday,
March  15th,  at  9:00  AM.  Our  hot  topic  for  this  meeting   will  be  Grading  Policies.  We  will  also  have  a  report  from   our  Principal,  Dr.  Angela  Chomokos,  and  some  social
time  with  other  CFHS  parents.    I  hope  to  see  you  there!
Thank  you,
Lalita  Hadley
CFHS  FFO  President
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CFHS
Buy your ticket to the Grad Night Party
NO TICKETS WILL BE SOLD AFTER
MIDNIGHT ON MAY 1
Tickets can be purchased until midnight on May 1.
Midnight, May 1 is the deadline.
You will MISS THIS GREAT PARTY if you don’t get a ticket before then!
Food, dancing, games, entertainment, & fun with your friends all night long! EVERYONE should come to this party!
http://cfhsgradnight.org/
An easy way to support Grad Night
We need money to keep this party hopping! Ticket prices do not cover all the costs of this great event.
Consider sponsoring a table to show your support for Grad Night, 2016! If you have a business, we also have a few more spots for your logo on our printed souvenirs.
Table sponsors: 100.00/table http://cfhsgradnight.org/product/table-sponsor
Contact Markus Beaumonte for details: markusbeaumonte@comcast.net
Check out the “Volunteer page” on the
Grad Night web site and volunteer for something today!
We need a lot of help with party check-in, backpack check-in, security, and clean-up!
There’s so many other ways to help too! Be a cashier in the CASINO, bust-a-move with the DANCING DADS if your kid is a junior this year, DONATE
FOOD/BEVERAGES OR MONEY to the volunteer room, spend a SATURDAY WORK DAY with us making party decorations, help pass out COSTUMES on party night, and more!
Seniors and senior parents, remember to fill out the
STUDENT INFORMATION FORM after you purchase your ticket.
Each student MUST fill out the STUDENT
INFORMATION FORM after buying a ticket for GRAD
NIGHT, 2016! You will not be admitted without a
PURCHASE AND A STUDENT INFORMATION FORM.
The form is fillable online: cfhsgradnight.org.
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This!SAT!practice!test!allows!students!to!experience!a!full!length!NEW!SAT!test!
and!identify!strengths!as!well!as!areas!for!additional!review!!
WITHOUT!the!pressure!of!sending!scores!to!colleges.!!!
Results!will!
ONLY !be!returned!to!the!Student/Parent.!
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Thursday,!!April!14,!from!7Q8:15!
CFHS,!House!1!Seminar!room!
Session!topics!include!results,!how!to!interpret!results,!!
SAT/ACT!strategies!and!improvement!strategies.!
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NOTE:$Students$are$encouraged$to$take$the$official$SAT$and$ACT$test$$ the$spring$of$their$JUNIOR$year.$
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CFHS $
FORM!
Mail!this!form!and!$25.00!check!by!Mar!25!
($30!if!LATE!–!Mar!26QApril!6),!
payable$to$CFHS$FFO$
Mail!to!Tess!Chua,!6229!N!Camino!de!Michael,!Tucson,!AZ!85718!
**!fee!reduction/waivers!available!–!email!FH!Julie!!JMccrea@cfsd16.org!
Student!Name:__________________________________________!Contact!Phone:______________________________!
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Parent!Name:_____________________________________!Contact!email:_____________________________________!
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**All!fees!collected!support!CFHS!FFO
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Learn Map Skills
Team Building &
Leadership Skills
Safety & Emergency
Procedures
Backcountry
Cooking
Leave No Trace
Thursday, March 10th 12:00-4:00pm in classroom at CFHS
Friday, March 11th 12:00pm - Saturday, March 12th 12:00pm on Mt. Lemmon
Regist ration
March
open s
2nd!
Backpack
Fossil Springs
Camp
Sedona Hike
Dead Horse Ranch State Park
Tonto Natural Bridge
Map Reading Skills
Leave No Trace
Backcountry Cooking
Leadership Skills Emerg. Procedures
Spring Break Trip
More info
CLick Here Register at cs.cfsd16.org/webreg2
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Capoeira is a Brazilian cultural art that combines dance/martial arts training with music, acrobatics, and community spirit.
and visit our booth #468 to learn more about the instruments and history of the Afro-Brazilian art of Capoeira
520-975-6539
CFSD neither endorses nor sponsors this organization or activity. The distribution of this material is provided as a community service.
www.aviellefoundation.org
In creating this 2D or 3D art work let your inspiration be the theme: “Imagine Joy,
Imagine Peace, I am the Light!” Any medium (paint, drawing, pastels, collage, markers, crayon, ink…) with a minimum size of 8” X 8”. All 2D pieces must be matted. 3D must be able to stand. Prizes for those who represent this idea in art best. And artwork will be pictured on national Avielle Foundation website. You are a kid making a difference by helping other kids into the future with the funds that your art can raise.
CFSD neither endorses nor sponsors this organization or activity. The distribution of this material is provided as a community service.
All artwork must be completed and submitted to me by April 14, 2016 . Artists must contact me to submit their artwork at kjrmjr@gmail.com. Waiver must be signed. I will be at The Gregory School, 3231 N. Craycroft near the office to receive art work on Sunday, March 20th from 1-3 and on Tuesday, March 22 from
3:30-5, April 3, 2016 and April 5, 2016. Just email or call Kaytee at (520) 850-
5089. Firefly Celebration of Art event is at The Gregory School April 23, 2016,
3:30-7:30 PM for music, dance, magic performances and fun with food trucks.
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Catalina  Foothills  School  District  Superintendent:
Dr.  Mary  Kamerzell
Governing  Board  Members :
Eileen  Jackson,  President
Amy  Krauss,  Vice  President
mkam@cfsd16.org     209-­‐7500   ejackson@cfsd16.org     akrauss@cfsd16.org
299-­‐3828
877-­‐3377
Amy  Bhola,  BoardMember
Carole  Siegler,  Board  Member     abhola@cfsd16.org     csiegler@cfsd16.org
577-­‐5139
529-­‐1379
State  of  Arizona  Legislative  Representatives  for  CFSD  (please  check   www.azleg.state.az.us
for  contact
information)  Legislative  District  9:
Senator
Representative
Steve  Farley
Randy  Friese
Representative         Victoria  Steele
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