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Dear Cienega Families:
I want to thank for your continued support through the second quarter. We came back to school with our incredible Be Kind mural that was made by a collaborative efforts of our BE KIND Club students and sponsors and our ART CLUB students and sponsors. The dedication of Mrs. Cindy Shroder and Ms. Monica Gaylor will always be a part of Cienega.
The Vail Naval Cadet Corps - (our Navy JROTC) has made an impact in the community as the students present the colors at athletic events and within the community. To see teens in uniform who want to serve our country is humbling. The Cadet Corp will flourish and support all Vail high schools. The Cadet Corps is under the leadership of teachers Lt. Cmdr. George Murga and Cpl. Bob Maņas.
The talent continued through the incredible performances of Les Miserables. This moving play was seen by hundreds of students, staff, and community members. Mr. Jeff Garmon continues to teach a craft that inspires many teens. Staff, students, parents, and community supporters volunteer behind the scenes to make the productions possible.
Fall sports came to and end with so many student-athletes and coaches representing Cienega well. Again, parents, community, staff, spouses - the hours of dedication and trips across the state support our stellar athletic programs.
Students in Cienega clubs across campus are making connections with one another and staff. Students are participating in service opportunities. Giving so unselfishly of their time to make a difference on campus, in our community, and in outreach activities around the world. Teachers work late into the evening and on weekends to be with teenagers.
Our Copper Thunder Marching Band and Color Guard is the only high school band from Southern Arizona to be competing in the State Marching Band Competition this past weekend. The hours and dedication of the band and color guard students, directors: Mr. Jim Matsushino, Mr. Jeremy Vega, and Mrs. Tracey Rowley is uncompromising. Parents and community have given countless hours to support the Copper Thunder.
Vail Pride Day, is approaching in the February. It is time to solicit nominations for Cienega Teacher of the Year and Cienega Support Staff of the Year. Please take a few minutes over the next week to click on the link below to nominate an outstanding and deserving teacher and a support staff member from Cienega. We have teens on campus starting at 6:00 am and many do not leave until well after 8:30pm. Staff at Cienega are dedicated and live Connections, High standards Success. We are committed to partner with you in teaching your student to be kind, trustworthy, respectful, and educated . Please take a few minutes to nominate teachers and /or counselors (Teacher of the Year Nomination) and secretaries, office clerks, paraprofessionals (Support Staff of the Year Nomination) who have an influence with your students. To receive a nomination is humbling and meaningful to staff who are dedicated to your sons and daughters and our schools. The links for the Vail Pride Day nominations are below with the deadline date of December 10th. Thank you so much for your continued support and partnership to Cienega High School.
As we begin our season of reflection and thankfulness, we wish each and every Cienega family a safe and peaceful Thanksgiving!
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CHS RANKED 26TH IN STATE!
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The 2012 National Best High School List from U.S. News & World Report, is out and eleven of Tucson's high schools are on it!
In order to make the list there was a three step process that each of the 22,000 high schools in the U.S. had to pass:
Step one: determining if the school's students performed better than the average student in the state. If step one is reached then on to step two: the school's least-advantaged students must perform better than average in the state. And lastly if the first two steps are met then on to step three: the school is evaluated on college readiness using Advanced Placement or International Baccalaureate test scores. Schools were given a college readiness score based on the number of seniors who took one or more AP/IB test before or during their senior year divided by the total number of seniors and how well those students scored on the test.
It was according to these three steps that the following 11 schools received Gold or Silver medals; plus their rank in Arizona (inside parenthesis) and in the U.S.
- University High, TUSD - (#1); #4 Gold
- BASIS Tucson BASIS - (#2); #6 Gold
- Sonoran Science Academy Sonoran Science Academy - (#4); #144 Gold
- Catalina Foothills, Catalina Foothills - (#7); #378 Gold
- Sabino, TUSD - (#13); #1084 Silver
- Canyon Del Oro, Amphitheater - (#14); #1159 Silver
- Ironwood Ridge, Amphitheater - (#15); #1179 Silver
- Tanque Verde, Tanque Verde - (#18); #1253 Silver
- Luz-Guerro Early College Luz Academy - (#20); #1316 Silver
- Cienega, Vail - (#26); #1675 Silver
- Flowing Wells, Flowing Wells - (#28); #1751 Silver
If you would like further information about the rankings or the method used to determine it please contact: Dr. Nic Clement, Pima County Superintendents Collaborative, by phone - (520)696-8801 Office; or (520)850-3743 Cell; or by email at nicholas.clement@fwusd.org
CLICK HERE FOR LINK
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CHS SENIORS ARE C2G
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 The Senior Wall of the Future is growing! Seniors are bringing in their acceptance letters or enlistment papers and are proudly being displayed on our Wall of the Future. Every time a student is added to the wall they are entered in a drawing to win an iPad to be awarded at Honors Night next May. Cienega Seniors are C2G!
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INACTIVE SPECIAL
EDUCATION RECORDS
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The Vail School District Special Education Office is in the process of destroying SPECIAL EDUCATION records for students that graduated from high school five or more years ago. We are required to notify parents or students, if they are 18 years or older, to give them an opportunity to review the records before they are destroyed. If you believe that you or your child might have Special Education records and would like to review them, please contact Cindy Cahill at 879-2051 or email at cahillc@vail.k12.az.us. Otherwise, records are due to be destroyed on February 23, 2013.
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COOPER THUNDER MARCHING BAND
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 Copper Thunder Marching Band has wrapped up their most successful season ever. Their show this year was "Camelot: The Once and Future King." In addition to entertaining us weekly at football games, they competed in several festivals this fall, including the UA Band Day and Flowing Wells' Show of Shows. Over the course of the season they improved weekly, and by the state marching Festival November 3 in Chandler, earned a rating of Superior, with captions in Music Performance, Percussion and Auxiliary. Captions are special recognitions given for Visual Performance, Musical Performance, Auxiliary, Percussion and General Effect. CTMB placed 7th among the twenty-two bands in Division II that had earned a berth in the Festival. This qualified them for the Championship this past weekend. They ended the season as the only band from Southern Arizona that qualified to play at "Super State," the Arizona Band & Orchestra Directors Association Championship. They finished in the top 10 Division II bands in the state, and we could not be more proud of them! 
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CIENEGA FFA AND LITTLE RASCALS... OFF TO A GREAT START!
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Congratulations to the following Cienega FFA and Little Rascals club members for their participated at the Small Stock Show on Saturday, November 10th.
Cienega Students: Mystry Rossa - Reserve Champion Sr. Novice Rabbit Showman, Sydnee Rush - Reserve Champion Sr. Poultry Showman, Bobi Pratt - Grand Champion Sr. Poultry Showman, Sarah Andreacola - Reserve Champion Sr. Rabbit Showman and Kristin Andreacola won Grand Champion Junior Novice. Our 4-H students did great too! Grace Bailey: Reserve Champion Jr. Novice Rabbit Showman. Our Cavy kids did as well. We had at least 2 in the final round, WAY TO GO!
We had kids in every class make it into call backs for the champion round! WAY TO GO LITTLE RASCALS and CIENEGA FFA!
We are off to a great start in this year's show season! Can't wait for the large livestock season to begin!
GO BOBCATS!
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SOLAR GO-KART UP IN THE AIR
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 The 2013 Cienga Bobcat Solar Runner is up in the air - literally. Students are busy are busy in the planning, design and fundraising stages of the Solar Go-Kart that will represent Cienega in the Racing the Sun Challenge sponsored by the UofA Tech Park. Last year Cienega ran away with from the competition, emerging as the Grand Champion in the first annual event. But, that was last year, that outstanding go-Kart is now obsolete. This years Solar Go-Kart Club hopes to stand on the shoulders of last year's club, and build this next generation Kart even better than the first. Stay tuned for more info.
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BE KIND MURAL...JUST THE BEGINNING
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Last year at the Vail Chamber of Commerce meeting, I had the honor to hear, Janette Mare from Ben's Bells (Ben's mom) speaking about the initiative hitting Tucson by storm on the anti bullying / mean girls movement in Tucson. Last year, Cienega became a "Kind School". We use lessons during our advisory time and have various guest speakers to talk with students about bullying and intimidation. Last year, Sheri Mitzel, teacher and I started the Impact Club, students who wanted to make a Kind Impact at Cienega and within the Vail Community. Many students and staff became involved and started kind activities around the school. Ben's Bells sponsored the premier of the Finding Kind documentary at the Fox Theater in January. The students and staff attended the event. This was powerful. The club members started writing positive kind quotes on the chalkboards around campus. They painted green flowers on the corners of the sidewalks as a visual reminder to be kind. Jeanette Mare brought a professional athlete and both spoke to our entire student body of 2000+ students and staff of her story and the power of being kind. I was at Sahuaro HS in May and saw this beautiful Be Kind mural and knew I wanted one for Cienega. When I followed up on this, it was $1000 to pay for the artist in residence to work with high school students to paint tiles and create the mural on a campus wall. This project was designed for all of the TUSD high schools and a few TUSD middle schools. Again, I wanted this in Vail and at Cienega. Mrs. Cindy Shroder presented a grant proposal to the Vail Education Foundation; $1500 was granted for the mural along with the costs for two showings of the Finding Kind movie on our campus. The Impact Club changed names to the "Be Kind Club". This year, teacher, Cindy Shroder, became a sponsor of the Be Kind Club. Shirts were designed for the 60 student members. The movie showings were a success. The outreach powerful, the club grew from 15 students to 60. Mrs. Shroder partnered with Ms. Gaylor and the art club to create the mural. Several of our students from the Be Kind Club and the Art Club and teachers Monica Gaylor, Cindy Shroder, Meghan McKinney, Marian Smith, and Ruth Latona, spent two Saturdays and a Thursday morning creating the parts of the mural. The artist brought the finished pieces to the school and students and staff placed pieces of the mural on the wall during the intercession break to complete the Be Kind mural. Here is the permanent visual reminder for our students and staff about the power to Be Kind. I wanted to share our story - and the power of students and staff making a difference at their school and within their community. Dr. Tricia Peņa, Principal
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
FOR SENIORS!
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Cap and Gown Information:
- The deadline to order your Cap and gown has passed. Please contact Joe or Jan Grossi ASAP. Phone:520-344-8777 or Email: joe.grossi@jostens.com
Testing Information:
SAT:
- SAT registration deadline for the January 26th test is December 28th. Go to collegeboard.com to register.
ACT:
- ACT registration deadline for the February 9th test is January 11th. Go to www.actstudent.org to register
Financial Aid:
- Financial aid night is Wednesday January16th at 6:30 P.M. in the Dining Auditorium. College bound students and their parents are encouraged to attend to receive important information about the Free Application For Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form. This form must be filled out to be eligible for many scholarships and financial aid that is available for helping offset college expenses.
- Students and Parents may submit the form AFTER January first, but NOT before. Go to www.fafsa.ed.gov for details.
- To get a head start on the process go to www.pin.ed.gov to get your PIN. Both the parent and the student will need a PIN. You must have this in order to apply on line. This can be done now, so don't delay the process, get your PIN today!
Colleges:
- In order to have the best chances of receiving scholarships or financial aid at any of the state universities, seniors should have already applied to these schools. Do not delay any longer if you have not yet applied. For out of state or private colleges, deadlines vary. Go to the specific college website for deadlines and information.
Scholarships:
Scholarship opportunities are listed and updated on the Cienega Website on the "Counselor Page." View the site often for regular updates.
Attendance Issues:
- Any student who exceeds six absences will not receive credit for that class. Schedule an attendance appeal with Kathy Ochoa after December 1st to appeal the absence.
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PHAT CAT DRAWING WINNERS
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Congratulations to the following students:  Paul Sanders, won the Abercrombie & Fitch Mens Cologne and $50 gift card to the store. Drawing was held on 10-19-12.  Christian Ridley, won the U of A Spirit Gear. Drawing was on November 2, 2012.
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CHS BOYS GOLF TEAM....UNDEFEATED!
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The Cienega Boy's Golf team finished the season undefeated 12-0. The team won both tournaments they entered, Arizona Fall Preview in Phoenix, and the City Championship (Santa Rita Invite). They broke every scoring record in the history of Cienega Golf during the 2012 season. The boy's competed at the Division 1 State Tournament in Phoenix, finishing as a top 15 team in Arizona. Congratulations to all members of the team: Tanner Doughty, Jacob Coles, Robert Swanson, Zach Emerson, Ramey Bortmess, Chris Doan, David Rauer, and Colton Gage.
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A NOTE FROM CAT FRAT
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CHS Parents, Students and Staff- First of all, I would like to recognize the volunteers who helped sell popcorn and water at the Varsity games this season. Thank you to Robyn Waier, John Morgan, Paul and Donna Petersen, Kiki Ngo, Lisa Aultman, Guy and Amy Penn, Maria Anderson, MaryAnn Sillik, Teresa Denson, Vicky Tamayo, and Renee Fischer! Your help (sometimes at the last minute) is very much appreciated. And while this portion of Cat Frat fundraising has come to a close, Cat Frat activity continues. Upcoming events include: Teacher Appreciation Lunch (Dec 9) Renaissance Student Recognition (Jan 16) Renaissance Student Recognition (Apr 17) Teacher Appreciation (May 8) Senior Honors Night (May 15) More information will be coming out related to these events as well as other opportunities for you to help through your contribution of items and/or time. I would also like to publicly congratulate Cathy Landry, Krist'l Palacio and John Morgan. Their membership forms being selected in our random drawing of membership forms turned in prior to the start of school, at Freshman Bootcamp and at CHS Open House! Each were the recipient of a $20.00 gift certificate to the CHS Bookstore! On another note, it was recently brought to my attention that some of the e-mails sent out through our website ( www.catfrat.com) have not been received by some members. Only paid members as well as others who have registered for updates through the websites will receive such announcements. If you have become a member or have registered through the site to receive updates and you have not been getting regular e-mails from me, please send an e-mail to catfratprez@cox.net so that I can get our records updated. You can also check our website regularly to get updates on what is happening with your Parent-Teacher organization. We are always looking for fundraising suggestions as well as ideas on how to better serve our parents, students and staff. I would also like to hear your ideas on what content you would like to see on our website so please visit it soon and give your feedback. Respectfully, Mitch Herriges, President CHS Cat Frat www.catfrat.com catfratprez@cox.net |
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CHS STUDENTS MAKING A DIFFERENCE
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Over Fall Break students from Cienega volunteered at the Oktoberfest for the Gaelic Heritage Optimist club. It was a four-day event and some of the students worked many hours every day making cotton candy, selling cokes, lemonade and tea. The money made from this event will go toward the SunnyVail Student Leadership Conference held annually in March. High school students from Sunnyside and Vail High Schools attend this conference to learn about leadership, careers and jobs around the community. The students who worked were: Kristopher Adams, Espaņa Mendoza, Dallas Ronduen, Bryce Tyler, Darcee Kampelman, Corwyn Krassy, Heather Krassy, Erica Bouboin, Amanda Boubion, Kaitlin Mumford, Jessica Figueroa, Monica Garcia, Angelica Reynoza, Jonathan Shelton and three former students, Imelda Mendoza, Janell Christ and Darrian Piper.
Getting ready for the crowds
 CHS students hard at work!
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HOSA FOOD DRIVE
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CHS HOSA is collecting food, clothing, and hygiene items to local children experiencing homelessness. Donations can be dropped off at the CHS front office or in any Advisor Base classroom until December 19th. Contact Christi Parks at parksc@vail.k12.az.us for additional information. Make a difference!
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2012-2013 CHS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM
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CHS ACADEMIC DECATHLON...
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We did quite well for our first Academic Decathlon scrimmage. Cienega had nine students participated, which is great considering we were on fall break. Ana Trifonova received a 3rd place in honor's economics and 5th overall for all three tests. Sierra Bingham received a 2nd place in varsity economics. Nice job Bobcats!
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UNITED COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER RIBBON CUTTING
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The United Community Health Center, Inc. held their Ribbon Cutting ceremony on October, 20, 2012. The Health Center is located at Old Vail Middle School. The Vail Cadet Corps has cadets from high schools across the school district.
NNDCC cadets presented the colors.
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Staff Sgt. Othon greets Bobcat students
With Veterans' Day upon us, Cienega's National Honor Society and Key Club have again teamed up to support Operation Caregiver, a campaign to send care packages to our service members serving the country in Afghanistan this holiday season. This year the event was orchestrated entirely by the officers of these two clubs, led by seniors Zoe Linden of Key Club and Jesse Morrison of the National Honor Society.
The event was called Stars, Stripes, and Heroes. It was a carnival of sorts held during Advisor base on the last day of school before Veterans' Day. Linden and Morrison led their clubs in organizing activities and guests, securing supplies, and selling tickets to the student body. The Army and Air Force recruiters were present to talk to students about military life and service, as was the ROTC unit from the University of Arizona (staffed by Cienega alum Cody McIntyre). In the inaugural year of Cienega's own Navy JROTC program, they offered to run a Tug-of-War, a challenging event on a somewhat muddy soccer field! Key Club, with the help of the Kiwanis, brought in an inflatable obstacle course and boxing/jousting ring and NHS supplied snow cones and popcorn. Fry's Market Place in Rita Ranch and American Ice in Tucson both made donations to support the event as well.
Thanks to donations from the community, Key Club, and NHS, we were able to donate 100% of funds raised to the Arizona Chamber of Commerce to help send Christmas care packages to troops stationed in Afghanistan. The event raised $1050. This equates to paying the shipping on 65 of the 1000 care packages.
Students ready to sell popcorn to hungry participants
The voices of Stars Stripes And Heroes
If you are interested in learning more about Operation Caregiver, please see the information posted on the District's website. For any of you who are currently serving or have served in the Armed Forces, we Bobcats would like to say thank you for your commitment and dedication to the land of the free, the home of the brave!
Jack Erickson
Key Club Sponsor
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GERMANY FALL 2013 HOLOCAUST TOUR |
Over fall break 2013, history enthusiasts at Cienega High School and EF tours are teaming together for a 10 trip in Germany visiting the Holocaust sites, castles, cathedrals and more! The trip will cost approximately $3650.00. A trip like this on your own would cost close to double! We have already had two meetings and will continue to have student meetings throughout the year. If you are, please sign up on line with EF tours and then call Mrs. Shroder for more information. Our next parent meeting is next Thursday, November 15th at 6:00 p.m. in Mrs. Shroder's room 302. Here are some exciting tidbits about our trip! Our first day will be spent traveling to Germany. Our second day we will take a walking tour of Berlin. Day 3 we will take a guided tour of Berlin: Brandenburg Gate; Kurfurstendamm; The Charlie Museum and the Jewish Museum. On day 4, a scenic train trip to Warsaw and then a walking tour. On day 5 we will take a guided tour of the Warsaw Ghetto, the Warsaw Uprising Memorial and a visit to the Jewish Institute. On day 6, we will travel to Krakow and take a walking tour. On day 7, we will visit Auschwitz and Birkenau. On day 8, we will travel to Prague. On day 9, we will take a guided tour of Prague; visit St. Vitus Cathedral, the Golden Lane, the Jewish Quarter, the Jewish Museum and Cemetery as well as the Spanish Synagogue. On day 10, we will travel home. All throughout the tour we will also visit beautiful castles and see amazing architecture. Doesn't that sound exciting? We will have free time to explore and shop. Included in your tour fee are flights to and from Germany, train travel to Warsaw, bus transportation where needed, transfers by chartered bus to and from each hotel, airport and train station, breakfast and dinner each day, entrance into included sites along the way, local Guides who takes us through Germany. Hotel rooms with included bathrooms, and a Professional Guide that speaks the language of our tour. The cost for this tour if you went on your own as a family would be almost double. Not included: Lunch and snacks, tipping all your guides and bus drivers, and souvenirs. Plan on having a little extra cash on hand for those must-see places not included in the fees. There is always a lot to see and do, every day. How do you sign up for this tour? Come to the meeting at Cienega High School. The tour is for all members of the Vail School District and their friends and families. Please invite everyone you know to join us on this amazing tour of Germany! You can also go to www.eftours.com/enroll - tour # 1331808, group leader - Cindy Shroder. If you have any questions or you are unable to attend the meeting, please feel free to contact one of us for more information. We welcome your emails and questions. Thank you for your interest. Mrs. Shroder, shroderc@vail.k12.az.us 879.2860 |
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GIRLS GOLF TEAM
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Cienega Girls Golf Team won 5 matches and lost 5 matches during the 2012-2013 Fall Golf Season. Julia Johnston anchored the team with the lowest average round of 49 per nine holes. Sara Sillik was awarded the most improved player during the 2012-2013 season. Congratulations on a great season girls!  Pictured from left to right: Sierra Glassburner (10th grade), Briana Tibbetts (10th grade), Taylor Hawkins (10th grade), Julia Johnston (11th grade), Sara Sillik (9th grade), and Coach Parks. |
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In order to help our students perform well on the SAT's we've instituted the CHS Word of the Week. We will be selected words from the Top 100 words found on the SAT's. Check out our November Words of the Week:
hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia
noun
fear of long words
Week of 11-5-12
abstinence [ab-stuh-nuhns]
noun
the act of refraining from pleasurable activity, e.g., eating or drinking
Week of 11-12-12
impetuous [im'peCHo͞oəs]
adjective
rash, impulsive, acting without thinking
Week of 11-19-12
surreptitious [sərəpˈtiSHəs]
adjective
secret, stealthy
Week of 11-26-12
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MATH TUTORING |
After-school Math tutoring will be available on Wednesdays
from 3:30p - 5:30p, in room 322. Re-teach is available Tuesday's and Thursday's during Advisory Base.
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Thank you parents for your support of Cienega. We truly appreciate your involvement!
Sincerely, Cienega High School
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DATES TO REMEMBER
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11/22 & 11/23 No School - Thanksgiving Holidays
12/4 - Art Show 12/4 - Band Concert 12/8 Vail Jingle Trail 5k 12/8 - Midnight Masquerade 12/10 - Cat Frat Meeting 6:30 12/11 - Choir Concert 12/17,18,19 - Half day for Students - Finals 12/20-1/4 - Winter Break 1/14 - Cat Frat Meeting 6:30 1/16 - Bobcat Student of Success
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Cienega High School
Vision Statement
Cienega High School creates an educational environment utilizing partnerships among community, parents, and staff to assist students in maximizing their academic potential and promoting life-long learning.
| Front Office - 879-2800 Attendance - 879-2803
Bookstore - 879-2824
Registrar - 879-2812
Health Office - 879-2810
Volunteer Coordinator
Karen Brandt - 879-2811
Front Office/200 House
Principal
Tricia Peņa, Ed.D
Secretary - Cathy Ochoa 879-2816
Senior Counselor
John Tritz - 879-1843
300/700 House
Assistant Principal
Geoff Parks
Secretary - Gloria Klinicki 879-2855
Freshmen Counselor
Eric Boxley - 879-2854
400/600 House/Athletics Assistant Principal
Nemer Hassey
Athletic Director - Whitney Holland - 879-1813
Secretary - Chris Rich 879-2892
Counselor A - L
Dainah Graham - 879-2819
500 House/Special Education/Security
Assistant Principal
Kelly Hadden
Secretary - Rachel Ferrari 879-2874
Counselor M - Z
Colette Clendaniel-879-2817
Special Education Secretary Patty McKnight 879-1804 Special Education Counselor Rebecca Carrier - 879-1825 Communications Coordinator Elizabeth Taggart - 879-2878 taggarte@vail.k12.az.us
Silhouette Photography - 886-1710 (Senior pictures for yearbook)
District Office - 879-2000
Transportation - 879-2475Get your YEARBOOK today!
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Job Openings
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Are you a parent or resident looking for a job?
Vail School District - Community Services is looking for dynamic, energetic and positive staff members. Please click on the link below for the job descriptions, qualifications, salary guide, and the application process.
Please contact Linda Jones at 520-879-2032 or jonesl@vail.k12.az.us for further information.
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Cienega High School
Yearbooks
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| It's that time of year again to pre-order your yearbook. Go to www.jostensyearbooks.com.
Would you like an extra 4 pages in your yearbook that you design? This year, you can buy an extra 4 pages to be put in only your yearbook. Go to yearbookyourself.com for more information. |
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