2021-2022 Calendar Handbook
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Schaumburg High School 1100 West Schaumburg Road Schaumburg, Illinois 60194-4150 For Information… Mission Statement Often students and parents need specific information. Here is a Focused on student learning and personal accountability, the Schaumburg handy checklist reference: High School community is dedicated to fostering a respectful, committed, and Brian A. Harlan Academic Problems Teacher/Counselor collaborative environment to maximize student success. To accomplish this mission, our goals are to Principal Appeal/Grievance Procedures Assistant Principal • Provide students with the skills and knowledge necessary to be successful Attendance Problems Attendance Office • Model dignity, respect, honest communication, responsibility, and personal Bus Information Student Services integrity in a safe learning environment Club Information Activities Director • Develop students’ critical thinking and problem-solving skills Telephone Numbers Compulsory Study Hall Appeal Assistant Principal • Promote adaptable technological skills • Encourage awareness and appreciation of cultural diversity (847) 755-4600 Driver Education Information Athletic Office Main Number Free Lunch Program Student Services Guest Pass for Social Event Assistant Principal SHS Student Value Statements (847) 755-4612 (847) 755-4770 Locker Questions Student Services In order to advance our shared vision of “We Are SHS,” Activity Director Athletic Director Lost and Found Switchboard/Main Office 1. We will challenge ourselves to academic excellence. 2. We will take personal responsibility for our actions and demonstrate (847) 755-4670 (847) 755-4630 Medical Problems Health Service/Nurse Attendance Student Services Night School/Summer School/ Student our best efforts both in and out of the classroom. G.E.D. Test Information Services 3. We will maintain a respectful environment through a positive attitude. 4. We will commit ourselves to success through the choices we make. Off-Campus Lunch Permit Form Attendance Bell Schedule 5. We will encourage the opportunity to share ideas. Pay for Lost Books Cashier/Main Office Regular Day P.E. Excuses Health Service/Nurse Period 1 .................7:30-8:20 a.m. Refunds on School Fee Student Services/Registrar SHS Parent Value Statements Period 2 .................8:25-9:15 a.m. Replacement of I.D. Card Attendance Office In order to advance our shared vision of “We Are SHS,” School Events Calendar Activities Director 1. We will be respectful of the SHS community by encouraging unity Period 3 ................9:20-10:10 a.m. through listening to concerns and challenging ourselves to resolve Sports Information Athletic Office Period 4 ...............10:15-11:05 a.m. differences while honoring the dignity of individuals. Theft Assistant Principal/Police Consultant 2. We will support collaboration in the school community through active Period 5 ...............11:10 a.m.-Noon Title IX Information Principal/Attendance Office listening, shared ideas, and mutual respect, and will invest our time Period 6 ...............12:05-12:55 p.m. Vehicle/Parking Permit Registration Police Consultant and talent to maximize our child’s success. Period 7 .................1:00-1:50 p.m. Vending Machine Malfunction Cafeteria Manager 3. We are committed to encouraging our child’s efforts in both academics Visitor’s Pass Security Desk - Main Entrance and extracurriculars, supporting personal growth and maturity, and Period 8 .................1:55-2:45 p.m. Work Permit Student Services building positive relationships within the school, the community, and home. Activity Bus — 4:00 p.m. (Tues., Wed., Thurs.) 4. We will create a positive and supportive learning environment to Activity Bus — 5:25 p.m. (Daily) provide our child the tools to succeed with assignments and homework and utilize online technology to partner with teachers in achieving success. Shortened Day The V.I.P. — Parent Boosters! 5. We will respect and support our child through open communication Period 1 .................7:30-7:58 a.m. What is a V.I.P.? A Very Interested Parent and positive examples, providing parental availability in the home What does the V.I.P. Club do? Period 2 .................8:03-8:32 a.m. and school environments. The main objectives are: Period 3 .................8:37-9:05 a.m. • To support any high school activity approved by the staff of Schaumburg Period 4 .................9:10-9:38 a.m. High School in a manner agreeable to them, but in no way interfering Saxon Victory Song Period 5 ................9:43-10:11 a.m. with school policy Fight on all you Saxons, Schaumburg High has got the stuff, • To boost the attendance and participation in all activities of Lead us on to victory tonight, We move, we fight, we’re really Period 6 ...............10:16-10:44 a.m. Schaumburg High School Raise your voice to the highest, tough. Period 7 ...............10:49-11:17 a.m. • To promote good sportsmanship on the part of the participants as well For the red, for the gold, we will fight. With victory as our battle cry, Period 8 ...............11:22-11:50 a.m. as the spectators of all activities Keep your spirit forever, We’ll go, we’ll fight, we’ll never die. • To bring the home and school into closer relationship, and to develop As we’ll cheer our alma mater dear. Cheer the red, hail the gold, No Activity Bus (4:00 p.m.) between educator and the general public, such united efforts as will So keep fighting for Schaumburg Come on Saxons, LET’S GO!! secure for every child the highest advantages in physical, mental and For victory is near! If you require assistance while visiting our school, please contact the social education assistant principal’s offce at (847) 755-4612. • To provide funding for academic and extra-curricular programs, as well Team Name: Saxons For individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing, please access the following TTD/ as award students' scholarships annually Colors: Gold and Cardinal Red TTY telephone number: (847) 755-6654. 2021 -2022 High School District 211 Calendar First Semester Second Semester 2021 2022 Tuesday, August 10 Teacher Institute –– No Classes Monday, January 10 Teacher Institute –– No Classes Wednesday, August 11 Teacher Institute –– No Classes Tuesday, January 11 Opening Day of Second Semester Thursday, August 12 Opening Day of School Monday, January 17 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day –– No School Monday, September 6 Labor Day –– No School Monday, February 21 Presidents’ Day –– No School Monday, October 11 Columbus Day –– No School Friday, March 21 Spring Vacation Begins at Close of School Tuesday, October 12 Teacher Institute –– No Classes Monday, March 28 Opening Day of School After Vacation Friday, April 15 Non-Attendance Day –– No School Wednesday, November 24 Non-Attendance Day –– No School Thursday, November 25 Thanksgiving Day –– No School Tuesday, May 24 Schaumburg High School Graduation Friday, November 26 Thanksgiving Holiday –– No School Friday, May 27 Last Day of School Wednesday, December 22 End of First Semester Winter Vacation Begins at Close of School Opportunity – Our District values fostering a High School District 211 Value Statements comprehensive array of enrichment experiences to support all aspects of student development. Township High School District 211 serves the Academic Rigor – Our District values engaging educational needs of 11 communities in Palatine curriculum built upon high-quality educational Safety – Our District values safeguarding the welfare of and Schaumburg Townships through five high experiences to develop critical thinking. all by providing a positive and respectful environment. schools: Palatine, William Fremd, James B. Conant, Accountability – Our District values the charge of Wellness – Our District values cultivating the healthy Schaumburg, and Hoffman Estates; and two providing thorough and accurate information with all physical, social and emotional well-being of all. alternative schools: District 211 North Campus and shared stakeholders. Approved by the Board of Education: August 18, 2016 Higgins Education Center. Communication – Our District values an open exchange of information and perspectives. Statement of Compassion, Dignity and Respect – Our District values and honors the strengths and diversity of all individuals. Organizational Commitment Mission Statement Education and Learning – Our District values the We who serve the students and parents of Township High continuous pursuit of knowledge, preparation and School District 211 pledge our continued commitment to: readiness to pursue future endeavors. Township High School District 211 • demonstrate courtesy and patience in our dealings Efficiency Our– District values systemic measures with students, parents, and the community; serves the educational needs and practices to optimize the community’s resources throughout the organization. • respect the individual differences within our student of the community inspiring body; Financial Integrity – Our District values strong fiscal all students to • respond on a timely basis to inquiries and requests management and reporting practices to ensure the highest successfully contribute to the world. degree of financial stewardship. for help; • maintain our professionalism through appearance, Innovation – Our District values continuous improvement Approved by Board of Education: August 18, 2016 to advance educational and operational practices. communications, and care of school facilities; • offer consistent, dependable service to the young people of our school community. 2 Lindsay M. 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