Welcome Class of 2 022!

1. Welcome Class of 2022!

2. AGENDA • Cohort Meeting Expectations • Attendance • ET Expectations/Character Strong • Behavior Expectations, IDs • Grading Reminders • Academic Integrity • Counselors’ Updates • Christian’s Closet & Additional Supports • College & Career Center Updates • All A Honor Roll • A/B Honor Roll • Perfect Attendance • Comparison of Grades/Attendance by Class

3. Cohort Meeting Expectations All cell phones AND headphones must be put away in backpack, purse, bag, pocket. Listen with respect. -All eyes on speaker -No talking while speaker is talking

4. Personal Responsibility & PrideAttendance • Texas law requires that students attend school at least 90% of the school year • 8 absences the first semester • 9 absences the second semester • Credit Loss • After the student has missed a class more than 8 times during the 1st semester or 9 times during the second semester, there will be an attendance hold on the student’s transcript. • This means that the student will not receive that credit until attendance hours are made up. • ALL ATTENDANCE HOURS MUST BE MADE UP WITHIN THE ACADEMIC YEAR • If hours are not made up in time, the student will have to make-up missed credit through credit recovery.

5. Personal Responsibility & Pride:Attendance 3rd 6 Weeks Attendance Combined Attendance Percentage for CCHS: 93.28

6. Personal Responsibility & Pride:Attendance 1st Semester Attendance Combined Attendance Percentage for CCHS: 94.02%

7. Personal Responsibility & Pride: Eagle Time Expectations • Go to your assigned eagle time every day. • This a time to either be studying or doing homework • This is NOT a time to sit in the LC, do hair, make-up or watch videos on your phone. • Teachers will be checking your grades and letting you know what missing assignments you have. • You may not ask to leave to go to another teacher’s class without bringing a pass before the tardy bell rings • You may not leave the room without a pass – you will be asked to go back to your class.

8. Personal Responsibility & Pride: Character Strong ET Expectations Character Strong is our socio-emotional learning curriculum. It is a character development program that helps students cultivate social-emotional skills, emotional intelligence, and helps them develop a stronger identity and purpose in school and in the world. • Character Strong Eagle Time will happen on Thursdays. • Each student will be assigned to a teacher • Posters will be posted around campus with student names/meeting locations • Character Strong ET attendance will be taken, all students are expected to be present. • Failure to attend can result in truancy-related consequences

9. Personal Responsibility & PrideBehavior Gateway - Disciplinary Alternative Campus Effective immediately, the following actionswillland you in Gateway: • Fighting on campus • Drug usage (potential arrest, misdemeanor OR felony charge) or being under the influence of drugs • Possession of “Vape Pens” on campus could lead to a felony charge. • A drug conviction with the courts WILL negatively impact your FAFSA or TASFA. • Consuming alcohol/being under the influence of alcohol • Public lewdness • Assault of any person (potential arrest) If you are assigned to Gateway, you lose all bus privileges and you’ll have to find your own ride.

10. Personal Responsibility & PrideBehavior: IDs IDs are finally here! They will be distributed on Tuesday, January 15th, 2019.

11. Personal Responsibility & PrideBehavior: IDs • For safety and security reasons, IDs must be worn at all times during school hours. • Replacement IDs can be purchased in A216 (ISS Classroom) with Ms. Kellough for $3.00 each

12. Personal Responsibility & PrideBehavior: IDs • IDs must be worn by students at all times. First ID and lanyard will be free. • Student IDs and lanyards may not be altered in any way--this means that a student picture may not be covered with a sticker. • IDs that have been altered will be confiscated and the student will be required to purchase a new one • Replacement cost of student IDs is $3.00. • Replacement of a lanyard is $2.00 • Replacement costs for IDs and lanyards will be added to the student’s obligations. If obligations are not paid off, a student may not attend homecoming dance, prom, and other major school functions. • If a student loses his/her ID, that student may order a replacement in the ISS/PAC Classroom (A216 by the APs’ Office) from 8:00-8:30. • Students will not be penalized for requesting a new ID prior to the beginning of the school day.

13. Personal Responsibility & PrideBehavior: ID Consequences When a student is not wearing his/her ID, that student’s name will be taken down, sent to Ms. Kellough in A216 for a new ID to be reissued. The student is responsible for ensuring that the cost is covered. As such, students not wearing IDs are subject to the following consequences (per six weeks): • 1st Incident - Warning Documented in Skyward; Charged for new ID • 2nd Incident - 1 Hour After School Detention (ASD), Parent Contacted, Charged for new ID • 3rd Incident - 2 Hour After School Detention (ASD), Parent Contacted, Charged for new ID • 4th Incident - Saturday School, Parent Contacted, Charged for new ID • 5th Incident - Additional Saturday School assignment NOTE: If a student misses Saturday School, the student will be assigned 1 full day of ISS the following Monday.

14. Personal Responsibility & Pride Learning Community Expectations While you are in the learning communities, please remember that you must follow these guidelines: • Food/Drink are NOT allowed • Sit, Study, & Shhh.

15. Grading Reminders • Check your grades • Failing grades will put you at risk of not graduating. • You MUST be passing in order to receive credit for your classes • Contact your teachers if you’re failing • Counselors are meeting with students who have excessive failing grades • Torres will meet with certain students and assign mandatory tutorials/Saturday school • Credit Recovery • Get those credits DONE!! • Edgenuity credits take longer to complete than A+ credits • You may work on Edgenuity at home/on your own time. • However, pre and post unit/credit assessments MUST BE COMPLETED ON CAMPUS.

16. Academic Integrity Policy At CCHS, we academic integrity is very important. Please be aware that there are consequences when a student cheats, plagiarises, forges, or fabricates their work.

17. Academic Integrity Policy 1st Offense: All students involved will be referred to the Assistant Principal (documentation required) Parents will be notified by the teacher and the AP The Assistant Principal will notify all other teachers, coaches, sponsors Counselors will be notified The student will receive the lowest grade possible according to policy on the work with make-up opportunities allowed with a maximum grade of 70% If the student is involved in extracurricular activities, they will be subject to the consequences stipulated by their organization, sponsor, and/or coach Student will receive a one-day Saturday School Student will be reminded of the Academic Integrity Policy and the consequences for the second offense Student will be given another copy of the Academic Integrity Policy 2nd Offense (in any class): All students involved will be referred to the Assistant Principal (documentation required) Student will receive one day of ISS Parents will be notified by the teacher and the AP If the student is involved in extracurricular activities, they will be subject to the consequences stipulated by their organization, sponsor, and/or coach If the 2nd offense is in same Pre AP or AP class, student may be removed from the Pre AP or AP class to an on level class with grade average to stand as is Student will receive the lowest grade possible according to policy with no make-up opportunities allowed 3rd Offense (in any class): Indicates a persistent pattern and the following serious consequences will occur: Student will receive the lowest grade possible according to policy with no make-up opportunities allowed Student will receive two days of ISS

18. Counseling Center Updates

19. 2019-2020 Course Registration Bastrop ISD 2019-20 Course Selection Guide Timeline: • Course Selection Fair: January 24th, 2019 @ 6pm in cafeteria • 11th Grade - 1/31-2/1 through English III • 9th Grade - 2/19-2/21 through World Geography • 10th Grade - 2/26-2/28 through World History

20. Christian’s Closet If you’re in need of basic necessities, please visit the Counselors’ Office and speak with Mr. Martinez. Resources available: • Food • Clothing • Shoes • Personal hygiene supplies • School Supplies • Counseling & Emotional Support All requests for basic necessities with Mr. Martinez are confidential.

21. Additional Supports If you’re currently experiencing financial hardship at home, live in a single-parent home, live with multiple family members due to financial constraints, or are at-risk of being homeless, there may be support. Talk to Mr. Martinez or Mr. Torres for more information. All of these conversations are confidential.

22. College & Career Center

23. Updates from the College & Career Center • Remember your freshman year determines your GPA and will impact your GPA for the next 4 years. • Create a resume • Join a club, sport or do some volunteer work for your resume

24. Accessing the College and Career Center In order to visit the College and Career Center you… • Must be caught up with all of your classes. • Have permission from your teacher to visit the CCC • Visits will not happen during core classes • Schedule an appointment to see Ms. Crayton using Google Calendar • bit.ly/CCCAppts • You must use your student email for this feature to work • Instructions will be posted outside the CCC.

25. Accessing Your Academic Counselor To meet with your academic counselor, stop by the counseling office and talk to Ms. Olivieri to set up an appointment. You can also send them an email: • Ms. Ellis (alpha split A-F) rellis@bisdtx.org • Ms. Bosarge (alpha split G-M) ybosarge@bisdtx.org • Ms. Atkins (alpha split N-Z) latkins@bisdtx.org

26. Accessing Your Associate Principal To meet with your associate principal regarding your high school transcript, life after high school, TASFA, FAFSA, college applications, or need to check in to see if you’re on track to graduate, speak with Torres. You can set up an appointment by sending an email to etorres2@bisdtx.org, or asking Ms. Thompson in the front office to put you on his calendar. Si hablas español, eres indocumentado, o quieres saber más sobre la vida después de graduacion, habla con Torres. Puedes mandar un email a etorres2@bisdtx.org para hacer cita o puedes pararlo en los pasillos para hacer cita.

27. ACT/SAT Test Dates If you qualify for free or reduced lunch, you can take the ACT or SAT free and apply to some colleges for free. See Ms. Anguiano for the lunch form and Ms. Crayton for a SAT or ACT fee waiver

28. TSI Assessment Texas Success Initiative (TSI) is an assessment that students should take prior to enrolling in school if your SAT/ACT scores need to be improved. Areas covered on TSI Assessment: -Reading, writing, math We offer the TSI Assessment at CCHS. At this time, you need permission from Torres to take this assessment. If you plan on going to ACC or any other two-year school (technical or community college), you MUST take this assessment (if your SAT/ACT scores do not meet passing standards).

29. 3rd Six Weeks All A Honor Roll Aguilera-Hernandez, Jessica Aviles, Celeste Harim Bauer, Robert Weston Berry, Bronwyn Raye Bunker, Kaleb David Christensen, Aidan Scott Chukwu, Jayla Paige Day, Emma Marie Harvey, Hannah Amelie Anela La Hoffman, Braden Lane Hoffman, Marlena Gayle Ibarra, Gwendolyn Maya Jameson, Alanna Iona LaFuente, Hailey Analease Mahoney, Stevie Dailyn Masters, Kamry Kayleen Meza, Javier Andres Mora-Macedo, Daniela Nichols, Anabella Maria Suarez, Diana Janely

30. 3rd Six WeeksA/B Honor Roll Gonzales, Malina Rae Gonzalez Barrera, Judith Esperanza Graham-Leija, Uriel Greider, Belinda Aracely Guerrero-Montelongo, Stephanie Gust, Mackenzie Belle Handy, Alexander Stewart Hemphill, John Wayne Synch Hernandez Posada, Luis Alberto Hernandez-Barrios, Diana Johnson, Ja'Faar Arjumand Gregor Juarez Suarez, Angel Daniel Knudsen, Zoey Marie Licea, David Arturo Lopez, Ricardo Madrigal, Yahir Manibusan, Jose Erwin Balderaz Marquez, Eduardo Martin-Brown, Jada Alexis Martinez Gonzalez, Sergio Martinez, Jazmin Michelle Martinez-Angeles, Melody Mayo-Hernandez, Angel De Jesus McCarus, Aaron Scott Mercer, Kiana Renee Millsapps, Abigail Charlynne Mirelez, Lauren Alyssa Mondragon-Segundo, Ashley Guadalupe Morriss, Kacie Alizabeth Munoz Perez, Elia Catalina Nunez Gonzalez, Leslie Dianeth Ocampo, Angelica Vianey Ochoa Mendoza, Maria Guadalupe Osorio Perez, Haydeeth Maria Ovalle Castro, Rodrigo Padron, Victor Manuel Perez, Alejandra Perez, Joel Lopez Pin, Kay'ly Sary Polasek, Desirea Lynnmarie Alvarado Rivera, Gahel Anderson, Savannah Chesney Baker, Dallas Allan Barajas-Rios, Celeste Anahis Bond, Cayson Wayne Bravo, Vyrone D Briones, Lorenzo Louis Cabriales Sanchez, Diego Geovani Camarillo Hernandez, Omar Cardenas, Andres Carlson, Cole Duane Caro, Ahmad Tyrique Castelan-Figueroa, Joanna Colvin, Leah Ki'ara Cravens, Christian Brice Cruz Perez, Niusber Deutsch, Dylan Michael Doise, Mason Philip Edwards, Michael Marion Garcia, Isaiah Noel Garcia, Karina Lucero

31. 3rd Six WeeksA/B Honor Roll Simmons, Courtney Marie Staal, Jasmine Jaras Studer, Jacob William Lee Tegels, Ethan Douglas Arthur Teran-Pineda, Jovanna Torres, Jerry Lorenzo Warren, Harlie Kay Warren, Jadelynn Marie Whitcomb Garza, Arriana Renae Whited, Koreena Rae Wilhelm, Thomas Jeffrey Winston, Davin Blayke Woodley, Korie Ann Poppell, AnnaBella Jane Prince, Sanai Mirielle Rebollar, Nicolas Reed, Braxton Wayne Rico-Reyes, Alexandra Riefel, Carson Daniel Riefel, Nicholas Henry Roberts, Joshua Johnathon Rodriguez, Garrett James Rodriguez-Denova, Janet Ruiz, Deya Ivana Salazar Aguilera, Jaqueline San Juan, Eric Rodrigo Sanchez Ugarte, Christopher

32. 3rd Six Weeks Perfect Attendance Jessica Aguilera-Hernandez Esmeralda Angeles Alvares Alexander Aviles-Rodriguez Dallas Baker Emanuel Banegas Zamora Kaleb Bunker Diego Cabriales Sanchez Omar Camarillo Hernandez Ahmad Caro Joanna Castelan-Figueroa Brian Cervantes-Corona Aidan Christensen Jayla Chukwu Maritza Cornejo Alejandro Diaz-Gonzalez Abigail Dillon-Kissinger Axel Escobar Eloy Espinosa IV Taviana Esquivel Camden Fester Brandon Flores Daniel Franco Emely Garcia Gonzalez Rogelio Garcia-Juarez Esmeralda Gomez-Garcia Mauricio Gonzalez Uriel Graham-Leija Stephanie Guerrero-Montelongo Hannah Harvey Angel Hernandez Alanna Jameson Peyton Jarka Vanessa Jimenez Jose Jimenez Paredes Zoey Knudsen Luis Landaverry-Portillo David Licea JR Andrea Lopez Annahi Lopez Anthony Lugo Trejo Stevie Mahoney Dalila Majano-Vera Daniel Martinez II Maximo Martinez Dorado Jesse Martinez Palomares Veronica Martinez-Herrera Luis Mata Kamden McFarland Naomi McManus Alexander Medina Ramirez Javier Medrano Hernandez Javier Meza Abigail Millsapps Michael Miranda Daniela Mora-Macedo Elia Catalina Munoz Perez Anabella Nichols Angela Noveron-Sarmiento Maria Ochoa Mendoza Lizbeth Orozco Alvarez Haydeeth Osorio Perez Rodrigo Ovalle Castro Victor Padron Karyme Perez Irvin Perez Flores Daveena Porter Chantal Ramirez Leslie Ramirez-Sanchez Richard Razo Aguilar Nicolas Rebollar Antonio Rebollar Tavira Hailey Rodriguez Araceli Rodriguez Bautista Michelle Rodriguez-Vargas Deya Ruiz Diane Sanchez Emiliano Sanchez-Castaneda Daniel Sarmiento Courtney Simmons Jasmine Staal Jacob Studer Jerry Torres

33. 3rd Six Weeks Perfect Attendance Francisco Tula-Herrera Judith Valor Gonzalez Diana Vences Sanchez Koreena Whited Korie Woodley Alan Zuniga-Silva

34. Fall 2018 All A Honor Roll Aguilera-Hernandez, Jessica Bauer, Robert Weston Berry, Bronwyn Raye Bunker, Kaleb David Christensen, Aidan Scott Chukwu, Jayla Paige Day, Emma Marie Handy, Alexander Stewart Harvey, Hannah Amelie Anela La Ibarra, Gwendolyn Maya Jameson, Alanna Iona LaFuente, Hailey Analease Nichols, Anabella Maria Suarez, Diana Janely

35. Fall 2018 A/B Honor Roll Angeles Alvares, Esmeralda Aviles, Celeste Harim Baker, Dallas Allan Barajas-Rios, Celeste Anahis Barrera, Jasmine Therese Batlle, Zara Elizabeth Bond, Cayson Wayne Bravo, Vyrone D Briones Hernandez, Edward Briones, Lorenzo Louis Cadena-Urenda, Jan Alexander Carlson, Cole Duane Caro, Ahmad Tyrique Castelan-Figueroa, Joanna Chairez Gonzalez, Luis Gerardo Colvin, Leah Ki'ara Cravens, Christian Brice Cruz Perez, Niusber Deutsch, Dylan Michael Dillon-Kissinger, Abigail Rose Doise, Mason Philip Garcia, Karina Lucero Gonzales, Malina Rae Gonzalez Barrera, Judith Esperanza Graham-Leija, Uriel Gust, Mackenzie Belle Hall, Trevor Seaborn-Charles Hernandez Posada, Luis Alberto Hoffman, Braden Lane Hoffman, Marlena Gayle Johnson, Ja'Faar Arjumand Gregor Juarez Suarez, Angel Daniel Knudsen, Zoey Marie Lopez, Ricardo Lugo Trejo, Anthony Madrigal, Yahir Mahoney, Stevie Dailyn Manibusan, Jose Erwin Balderaz Marquez, Eduardo Martin-Brown, Jada Alexis Martinez Palomares, Jesse Giovanni Martinez, Jazmin Michelle Masters, Kamry Kayleen Mata Hernandez, Citlali Mayo-Hernandez, Angel De Jesus Mendoza, Miles Anthony Mercer, Kiana Renee Merritt, Mason Angelo Meza, Javier Andres Mirelez, Lauren Alyssa Mondragon-Segundo, Ashley Guadalupe Mora-Macedo, Daniela Morriss, Kacie Alizabeth Munoz Perez, Elia Catalina Ocampo, Angelica Vianey Osorio Perez, Haydeeth Maria Padron, Victor Manuel Perez, Alejandra Perez, Daniel Perez, Joel Lopez Pin, Kay'ly Sary Prince, Sanai Mirielle Rebollar, Nicolas Rico-Reyes, Alexandra Riefel, Carson Daniel Riefel, Nicholas Henry

36. Fall 2018 A/B Honor Roll Roberts, Joshua Johnathon Rodriguez Bautista, Araceli Rodriguez, Garrett James Rodriguez-Denova, Janet Ruiz-Esquivel, Guadalupe Salazar Aguilera, Jaqueline San Juan, Eric Rodrigo Simmons, Courtney Marie Staal, Jasmine Jaras Studer, Jacob William Lee Tegels, Ethan Douglas Arthur Teran-Pineda, Jovanna Warren, Harlie Kay Warren, Jadelynn Marie Whitcomb Garza, Arriana Renae Whitcomb, Amara Grace Whited, Koreena Rae Wilhelm, Thomas Jeffrey Woodley, Korie Ann Zavala Martinez, Violeta Yaquelin

37. Fall 2018 Perfect Attendance Jessica Aguilera-Hernandez Omar Camarillo Hernandez Ahmad Caro Aidan Christensen Mauricio Gonzalez Uriel Graham-Leija Stephanie Guerrero-Montelongo Hannah Harvey Zoey Knudsen David Licea JR Daniel Martinez II Maximo Martinez Dorado Jesse Martinez Palomares Kamden McFarland Michael Miranda Maria Ochoa Mendoza Karyme Perez Richard Razo Aguilar Hailey Rodriguez Michelle Rodriguez-Vargas Courtney Simmons Korie Woodley Alan Zuniga-Silva

38. 🎉 🎉 Students of the Week So far, the following 9th graders have been nominated for students of the week! Joanna Ramirez Juanita Rodriguez Gonzalez Lesli Vasquez Linda Esquivel Navarro Luis Mata Mason A Merritt Ocampo, Angelica V Ruby Anderson Ruby Anderson Sasha Gonzalez-Hernandez Victor Castillo-Sanchez Xelso Mora-Vazquez Alan Zuniga-Silva Araceli Rodriguez Bautista Cinthia Campuzano Teran Emiliano Sanchez-Castaneda Francisco Procopio Genis Funez Grant Bleibtreu Gwendolyn Ibarra Ja'faar Johnson Jadelynn Warren Jasmine Staal

39. Percent of Students on Honor Roll by Class 3rd Six Weeks All A Honor Roll A/B Honor Roll

40. Remind Account Text @cch2022 to 81010