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2013 Spring Semester Exam Schedule
Updated on May 20, 2013
2013 Spring Semester Exam Schedule
MONDAY 5/20
8:00-9:05 review 4th period
9:05-9:15 break
9:15-10:57 EXAM 4th period
11:00- 11:57 3rd period
11:57 - 12:27 LUNCH
12:30-1:27 5th period
1:30-2:27 6th period
2:30-3:30 7th period
TUESDAY 5/21
8:00-9:05 review 1st period
9:05-9:10 break
9:15-10:57 EXAM 1st period
11:00- 11:57 3rd period
12:00-12:40 LUNCH
12:45 -1:45 review 5th period
1:45- 1:55 break
1:55-3:30 EXAM 5th period
WEDNESDAY 5/22
8:00-9:05 review 2nd period
9:05-9:15 break
9:15 - 10:57 EXAM 2nd period
11:00 - 11:57 3rd period
12:00 - 12:40 LUNCH
12:45 -1:45 review 6th period
1:45 - 1:55 break
1:55-3:30 EXAM 6th period
THURSDAY 5/23
8:00- 9:05 review 3rd period
9:05- 9:15 break
9:15- 10:57 EXAM 3rd period
11:00- 11:57 4th period/clean locker
12:00- 12:40 LUNCH
12:45- 1:45 review 7th period
1:45 - 1:55 break
1:55-3:30 EXAM 7th period
FRIDAY 5/24
MAKE UP DAY
MUST SCHEDULE WITH YOUR TEACHER
CALENDAR OF EVENTS 2013
Updated on May 20, 2013
MAY 2 PROGRESS REPORTS
MAY 7 SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS 6:00PM
MAY 10 WHITE SANDS DAY
MAY 14 HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC BANQ. 5:30PM
MAY 15 HIGH SCHOOL ACADEMIC AWARDS 1:30PM
MAY 16 BAND SPRING CONCERT 6:00PM
MAY 17 FFA/ CULINARY BANQ. 6:00PM
MAY 20 - 24 FINAL EXAMS
MAY 25 GRADUATION 2:00PM
Please call the high school if you have any questions
575-601-4416 ext. 204
Renteria’s Ramble (1st edition)
Updated on September 12, 2012
Let me start by letting you all know what a great beginning of a school year it has been. Our enrollment is at 120 students and I am always amazed at how well our student body embraces a sense of “diversity”; getting along with one another is our strength at Cloudcroft High School!
To that point, we have three foreign exchange students and they seem to be adjusting just fine. Two are from Germany and one from Ghana.
Our “Faculty Family” this year is down to eleven and is doing a tremendous job getting things in place for our students. It has been a whirlwind in regards to getting schedules in place and ensuring that the curriculum is being delivered as efficiently and effectively as possible.
Mrs. Morales is working around the clock to make sure students are being placed appropriately. The great things about being a smaller school, can at times, also make things a bit more difficult. A huge “THANKS” to everyone for doing their part!
Extracurricular activities seem to be ramping up also. Athletics for the Fall are moving right along. Football and Volleyball should have exciting and competitive seasons after having made the move to 1A school. They are supported by our solid squad of cheerleaders…who are always full of “Bear Pride”.
A round of recognition needs to go out to the custodial staff for their efforts in making our campus look fantastic! The work needed to make a school a second home is never done! Again, a big hand to our students for assisting in this effort as well!
Well, I think I’ve covered some points of interest and some areas to be recognized, especially those that have helped us off to a great new school year. So, let’s all join in together to continue to make this year one of the best ever!!
GO BEARS!!
HS Publications Introduces Parent Newsletter
Updated on September 12, 2012
Welcome Back! There have been lots of exciting additions and changes going on in the district, and you are looking at one of them—Bear Necessities! This monthly newsletter’s goal is to help keep the parents and community informed about school happenings, recognitions, and more. The gauntlet was thrown and the Publications class has picked it up. We want to keep you up-to-date about everything BEAR related.
Publications Class was issued a few other challenges as well. The biggest one we will be working on is a spring delivery of the school yearbook. A spring delivery means the students will be issued the yearbook in May. That way they will have a greater opportunity to get their book signed by their friends before the end of the school year.
While this option will please many people (students and parents alike), it does present a few hitches. First, yearbook presales will have to be boosted; expect a bunch of memo/fliers/notes advertising the reservation dates and costs. Second, if you have helped to support the program in the past with the purchase of ad space, we will be needing those ads {and payments} sooner than before. Thirdly, our senior class will have to move up their graduation photos and “baby” photos deadlines. And lastly, we will also have to move up the deadline for personalization on the yearbook. This means if you want your student’s yearbook to include his/ her name, we will have to have those in by December. Any delay in ordering could cause a shipping delay. It is going to require a lot of motivation and hard work on the behalf of the Publications Class, but I think they are up for the challenge.
Another project that the class has accepted is the publication of a district literary magazine. The magazine will highlight prose, poetry, artwork, and [hopefully] photography inspired and created by all of the Cloudcroft Bears...Pre-School through Seniors. If all goes well, this could become a yearly publication recognizing local talent.
So, stay tuned for more information about deadlines and the latest edition of…
bear necessities.
-Amy Powell & Terri Snoddy