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FFA Chick-fil-A Friday

Support the FFA by bringing $5 for Chick-fil-A Friday and buy lunch on the patio!! $5

includes chicken sandwich/nuggets, drink and chips.

TET

If you are a current sophomore or junior who is interested in applying

for the TET program, please see Mrs. Brauer in Room 1133 or fill out the

application online.

Powder Puff

Powder Puff is March 9 at Springs football field at 7pm. This is a great night of fun! Don’t miss it

and be sure to get your ticket at lunch March 3-9. Also make sure to buy $1 vote for your

Powder Puff Teacher King & Queen. The Court is Coach Moore, Mr. Thomas, Coach B, Mr. Roussel, Mr. Schreiber, Mrs. Brauer, Mrs. Thibodeaux, Mrs. Willner, Mrs. LaFoy, and Ms. Kern. Vote at lunch, with any of those teachers or any Senior Officer.

Powder Puff

Powder Puff is March 9 at Springs football field at 7pm. Freshman and

Sophomores listen up. The class that buys more tickets at lunch on March 3,

4 & 7 that classes officers will be the flag runners for the game! So come

have a great time at the game by buying a $5 ticket and prove which

class is better, the freshmen or sophomores!

United Way

Are you interested in being an officer in the INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNIZED

Student United Way? Come to the next meeting on Wed, March 30 @2:45pm in Mrs. Cotton’s Room (1234) to get more

information.

4th Annual CSHS Car Show

Come out and Support the 4th annual CSHS Car Show this Saturday March 5th from 7:30-1:00. The first 50 cars get a

goody bag and shirt. If you or someone you know has a cool car come out and support the Auto and AG classes this

Saturday Morning.

Co-Op Program

If you are a current sophomore or junior who is interested in applying for

the Co-Op program, please see Mrs. Lynn in Room 1735 or fill out the

application online.

Students pleaseremember to

bring your laptopto school everyday.

Photos Needed for Yearbook

Do you surf, skate or play video games? Cheer, bowl or take Karate?

The yearbook staff wants your pictures of “games that you play” outside of school. Bring your photos on a flash

drive to Room 1730 and we’ll use them on the Games People Play page in the yearbook. Questions? See Ms.

Hairston in Room 1730

PAL Interest Meeting

If you would like to a PAL for the 2016-2017 School year, then you are required to attend a PAL Interest meeting in order to apply. The PAL Interest Meetings are Monday 2/29 at 2:45pm in the cafeteria

and at 6:45am in room 1120 3/1 and 3/2. You must attend a meeting to even be

considered for the PAL program.

United Way Yearbook Picture

ATTENTION STUDENT UNITED WAY -OUR YEARBOOK PICTURE HAS BEEN CANCELLED! AGAIN, THE STUDENT

UNITED WAY PICTURE THAT WAS SET FOR THIS THURSDAY HAS BEEN

CANCELLED! New picture date to be announced!

Spanish Honor Society

Please join for yearbook group picture, Thursday, March 3, at 2:45 in the new

gym.

ASL Honor Society

The ASL Honor Society group picture will be this Thursday, March 3, at 2:50 in the

new gym.

DECAA huge congratulations to the following students

who competed at the state DECA competition this past weekend.

The following students are alternates: Abhishek Amin, Grant Cameron, Ian Ebert and Shawn Habibi.

The followings students won and will be advancing to the International Competition in April in

Nashville: Maria Aykara, Diarta Kurteshi, & Makena Moore in Hospitality and Tourism Operations

Research. Jason Poston and Eden Thiess in Sports and Entertainment Marketing Team Decision

Making. Great job DECA students!!

For all your FAQs, club meetings and events…check our school website

ccisd.net/cshs

Students pleaseremember to

bring your laptopto school everyday.

School Business

Lead CounselorMary Margaret Rucker

Office #1320 A

Alpha Group (A – D) Alpha Group (L – Re)Jennifer Thomas Ronda Kempton

Office #2307 Office #2607

Alpha Group (E – K) Alpha Group (Rh- Z) Angela Alksne Tracie Knutson

Office #1207 Office #1107

Special Programs Counselor Student Support CounselorDebbie Rom Karen GraysonOffice #2505 Office #1321 C

Career SpecialistKathleen Gandin

Office #1322

Counseling Staff

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QUESTIONS?COLLEGE & CAREER

CENTER HOURS:7:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Please stop by the College & Career Center, if you have questions

regarding scholarships or your college search.

Springboard

Scholars, Springboard has begun! Springboard is an after tutorial, tutorial program. Springboard

is in the library every Tuesday and Thursday from 3:15 - 4:30. You can receive Math and ELA

support on Tuesdays and Science support on Thursdays. The best part: all Springboard

students can take the Springboard bus home! Pick up an application from any pod secretary.

For questions, visit Mr. Clark in room 2519.

Missing LaptopStudents, if you have lost your laptop

please let the Laptop Tech in the library know as soon as possible. Also, teachers if a laptop has been left

behind in your classroom please return it to the Laptop Tech as soon as

possible.

Dual Credit Field Trip

Attention Sophomores and Juniors - Have you turned in your Field Trip Form to attend the

Dual Credit Academy at College of the Mainland? If not, please do so today to secure

your spot on the Field Trip. If you have lost your Form, please come by the College Center to pick up a new one. We must have the Field Trip Form so that you can participate in this off

campus event.

Career Day Speaker Request Survey

Seniors - we need you to log in to Navianceand complete your Career Day Speaker Request Survey by Monday, February

29th. We would like for you to pick which speakers you want to hear on Career Day, so please complete the survey by Monday,

February 29th.

Attention Dual Credit Students: If you have selected Dual Credit for next school year, then please stop by the College Center and sign up for assistance with your application. College

of the Mainland will be here on Tuesday, March 22nd and Wednesday, March 23rd to

help you apply online. This is the first step to secure your spot for Dual Credit classes next year, so stop by and sign up for one of these

days.

Dual Credit

Junior Class Fundraiser

Attention Juniors! The Junior Candy Fundraiser Candy has arrived! Come

by the 1100 POD secretary desk, room 1102 to sign out a box or two today. Sale ends on May 6th. Don’t

wait till the last minute to be eligible for a free Prom ticket and other

prizes!

Lost and FoundReminder, the lost and found office is with Ms. Diaz in the senior pod. Please see Ms. Diaz or Ms. Coates if you have a lost item.

Lost and found items in the cafeteria will be collected every Friday. All lost and found

items not claimed by the end of each month will be donated to Goodwill. If you have a lost item, please come and describe it so we can reunite you with your sad, lost, and dejected property. It missed you, please come claim it

and make it feel loved again.

Students pleaseremember to

bring your laptopto school everyday.

…and now SPORTS

Girls Soccer

Congratulations to both girls Girls JV Black and Varsity soccer teams. They defeated Clear Lake on Friday night.

Charger Track Congrats to our JV Lady Charger Track Team for

winning the team title at last Thursday's meet at Creek scoring 160 pts & to the following Varsity athletes for

winning individual events at Friday's meet @ Falls. Naomi Taylor- 100 Hurdles (TXmilesplit- US

Second Team standard), Keeteria Hentz- High Jump (tied school record), and Aubrey Thompson- Pole

Vault. Sarah White also received the TXmilesplit- US Second Team standard with her time in the 100 meter

dash. Charger Track & Field will be back in action Saturday at the Annual Gator Relays in Dickinson.

Water PoloCongratulations to our Clear Springs water

polo teams who started their season off this weekend. The girls Finished 3rd in the

tournament with big wins over Pearland, Lamar, Friendswood, and Clear Brook. The boys team took home 5th with wins over Pearland, Lamar, and Brazoswood. Both

teams will look to continue their success as they travel to manvel to take on Manvel in

District Play 2/29 at 5:00 pm.

Cheer/Mascot Tryouts

Interested in trying out for cheer or mascot? Candidates must come to a MANDATORY parent and candidate

meeting Wednesday, March 2nd in the cafeteria at 6pm!

Boys SoccerBoy’s Soccer won their 5th game in a row last Friday against Clear Lake 4-0. It was also their

3rd shutout in a row. Goals were scored by Dominic Wood, Christian Nelson and 2 by Seth Porter. Dominic Wood, Christian Nelson and

Connor Harris each had an assist. The shutout was made possible by an outstanding defensive

effort led by Ivan Adams, Josh Essary, Carter Roark, Stephen Serghiou and Goalkeeper

Ashton Rose. Great job!

Cheer ClinicThe cheerleaders will be hosting

a cheer clinic on March 5th grades 6th-12th. See a

cheerleader or Coach Traina for registration information!

Week in SportsM - Water Polo: Springs @ Manvel

T - Girls Soccer: Friendswood @ Springs

Boys Soccer: Springs @ Friendswood

Softball: Springs @ Brazoswood

W -

Th - Baseball: CCISD Tournament All Weekend

Water Polo: Wyatt Earp Texas Classic @ Lake All Weekend

F - Girls Soccer: Springs @ Brook

Tennis: Springs @ LaPorte

Boys Soccer: Brook @ Springs

Softball: LaPorte @ Springs

S - Girls Track: Springs @ Dickinson

For all your FAQs, club meetings and events…check our school website

ccisd.net/cshs

The Mission of Clear Springs High School is to:

Collaborate and build relationships between students, educators, parents, and the community to foster a culture of learning, respect, and loyalty;

Educate all students using a variety of mediums and teaching methods in an environment of high expectations where students feel safe, accepted, encouraged and respected;

Inspire students to succeed both academically and socially by creating an atmosphere that celebrates diversity, fosters a sense of community, and instills an uncompromising commitment to excellence; and

Provide a rigorous and relevant curriculum that allows all students to reach their highest potential and to function as productive and successful citizens in an ever-changing society.