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Student Handbook 2019–2020 School Year Dr. Scott Muri, Superintendent of Schools 802 N. Sam Houston Odessa, Texas 79761 (432) 456-0000 http://www.ectorcountyisd.org Ector County Independent School District does not discriminate on the basis of gender, age, race, nationality, religion, disability, socioeconomic standing, or non-proficiency in English language skills, in providing educational services for students’ benefit. SCHOOL / CAMPUS DIRECTORY EARLY EDUCATION CENTERS # Phone Address Principal Asst. Principal Secretary Carver AM: 7:40-11:10 / PM: 11:50-3:20 106 456.1069 600 College 79761 Sherry Palmer Maria Ellis Lamar AM: 7:40-11:10 / PM: 11:50-3:20 115 456.1159 501 Lettie Lee 79761 Maryjane Hutchins Andrea Messick Jeanette Hickey ELEMENTARY Alamo (PK) 7:40-4:20 101 456.1019 801 E. 23rd 79761 Regina Lee Elisha Moberly Carrie Carrasco Austin (PK/U) 7:40-3:20 102 456.1029 901 N. Lee 79761 Tania Hagood Connie Conner Nancy Cabral Blackshear 7:40-3:20, 7:40-4:20 Magnet 127 456.1279 501 S. Dixie 79761 Valerie Rivera Tiffany Rickman Valerie Contreras Blanton 7:40-3:20 125 456.1259 4101 Lynbrook 79762 Stacey Molyneaux Shelley Rash June Ybarra (PK) AM: 7:40-11:10 / PM: 11:50-3:20 Buice 7:40-3:20 133 456.1339 1800 E. 87th 79765 Jessica Rickman Christina Shefchik Cristina Velasquez Burleson (U) 7:40-3:20 103 456.1039 3900 N. Golder 79764 Tristan Specter Samantha Villarreal Aydee Martinez Burnet 7:40-3:20 104 456.1049 3511 Maple 79762 Marissa King Andrea Berndt Cassandra Rhoudes Cameron 7:40-3:20 105 456.1059 2401 W. 8th 79763 Jacob Bargas Ana Estrada Regina Suchil (PK) 7:40-4:20 Cavazos 7:40-3:20 130 456.1309 9301 W. 16th 79763 Amanda Montelongo Lalonnie King Katerina Aguirre Dowling 7:40-3:20 107 456.1079 1510 E. 17th 79761 Kristabel Regalado Carla Head Lupe Carreon E. K. Downing 7:40-3:20 131 456.1319 1480 N. Knox 79763 Marcos Lopez Shenna Wallace Edith Lizalde Fly 7:40 - 3:20 126 456.1269 11688 W. Westview 79764 Sam Martinez Josie Mata Rebecca Carman (PK) AM: 7:40-11:10 / PM: 11:50-3:20 Goliad 7:40-3:20 110 456.1109 501 E. 52nd 79762 Cristabel Gonzales Nora Gonzalez Amy Jones Gonzales 7:40-3:20 111 456.1119 2700 Disney 79761 Angie Moad Kristen Roe Angelica Ball Hays (U) 7:40-4:20 112 456.1129 1101 E. Monahans 79761 Julie Marshall Paula Dannheim Kathy Craighead (PK) 7:40-3:20 Ireland 7:40-3:20 114 456.1149 4301 Dawn 79762 Katy Ochoa Rossy Tirado Sable Corrales Johnson 7:40-3:20 128 456.1289 6401 Amber 79762 Alisha Holguin Adalinda Contreras Anna McMeans Jordan 7:40-3:20 129 456.1299 9400 Rainbow 79765 Scott Houston Jennifer Bizzell Isela Samaniego Milam 7:40-4:20 116 456.1169 640 College 79761 Natalie Fitzgerald Claudia Lopez Lori Valencia (PK) 7:40-3:20 Noel 7:30-3:10 124 456.1249 2200 Newcomb 79764 Jennie Chavez Raquel Rodriguez Linda Hernandez Pease 7:40-3:20 117 456.1179 1800 W. 22nd 79763 Kamye Smith Micah Arrott Delores Rodriguez (PK) AM: 7:40-11:10 / PM: 11:50-3:20 Reagan 7:40-3:20 118 456.1189 2321 E. 21st 79761 Wayne Squiers Larry Wilson Mary Servin (PK) AM: 7:40-11:10 / PM: 11:50-3:20 Ross 7:40-3:20 119 456.1199 4600 N. Everglade 79762 Susan Hendricks Adonica Galindo Billie Gamboa Sam Houston 7:40-3:20 113 456.1139 300 E. 37th 79762 Crystal Marquez Mary Fulton Diane Crawford San Jacinto 7:40-3:20 121 456.1219 1000 W. 19th 79763 Erin Bueno Fallon McLane Sylvia Clark Travis 7:30-3:10, 7:30-4:10 Magnet 122 456.1229 1400 S. Lee 79761 Amy Russell Tracie Chapa Fernanda Castaneda West 7:40-3:20 132 456.1329 2225 Sycamore 79763 Gisela Davila Priscilla Aguilar Prissilia Joe Zavala 7:40-3:20, 7:40-4:20 Magnet 123 456.1239 1201 Clifford 79763 Tanya Galindo Erin Reddell Lynn Dodson (PK) AM: 7:40-11:10 / PM: 11:50-3:20 Elementary AEP 456.3176 Amanda Warber SCHOOL / CAMPUS DIRECTORY MIDDLE SCHOOL # Phone Address Principal Campus Leadership Secretary Bonham (U) 8:30-4:15 042 456.0429 2201 E. 21st 79761 Mitch Gerig Angel Rodriguez, 8th AP Anna Valdez William Iker, 7th AP Melinda Diaz, 6th AP Bowie (U) 8:35-4:20 043 456.0439 500 W. 21st 79761 Brian Ellington Jason Watson, 6th AP Deborah Wagner Lola Brooks, 7th AP Mark Crissinger, 8th AP Crockett 8:35-4:20 044 456.0449 2301 N. Conover 79763 Maribel Aranda Senovio Ortiz, 6th AP Cynthia Avila Terrance Reece, 7th AP Tonya Houston, 8th AP Ector College Prep Sucess 047 456.0479 809 W. Clements 79763 Charlie Quintela Robert Syner, Assoc. Prin. Ellie Castaneda Acadmey (U) Norma Parra-Solano, 6th AP Mon - Thurs: 8:35-5:20 Bobby Bleisch Alejandra Garcia, 7th AP Friday: 11:00-4:20 Jose Porras, 8th AP Nimitz (U) 8:35-4:20 046 456.0469 4900 Maple 79762 Teresa Willison Karime Briones, 8th AP Daphne Narrell Chelsea Reyes, 7th AP Brian Jones, 6th AP Wilson & Young (U) 8:30-4:15 045 456.0459 601 E. 38th 79762 Anthony Garcia Jana Norman, 8th AP Cristina Dominguez Abel Avila, 7th AP HIGH SCHOOL CTE 7651 W. Dunn 79763 Carla Byrne, Randy Gillum, Teacher Ag Farm Executive Director of CTE CTE 698 456.6999 104 S. Grandview 79761 Carla Byrne, Sherman Haller, Jessica Marichalar Frost Building & Greenhouse Executive Director Campus Supervisor of CTE CTE 456.6982 300 E. 29th 79762 Carla Byrne, Janet Flippin, Chelsey Salgado New Tech Odessa Executive Director CTE Coordinator of CTE George H. W. Bush 011 456.6989 300 E. 29th 79762 Gerardo Ramirez Christopher Hancock Irene Nuneza New Tech Odessa 8:30-4:20 OCTECHS 014 456-6409 201 W. University 79764 Karl Miller Kisa Lee 8:30-4:20 – Learning Resource Center at Odessa College Odessa Collegiate Academy 015 456-6429 201 W. University 79764 James Ramage Magen Ramirez Mon -Thurs: 8:00 - 3:50 – Dedrick Hall at Odessa (3:30 - 4:50 OC ONLY) College Friday: 8:00-2:28 Odessa 002 456.0029 1301 N. Dotsy 79763 Mauricio Marquez Tony Parris Assoc. Prin. Monica Orona 8:35-4:25 Rachel Baxter, Assoc. Prin. Debra Byrd, A-B Hector Limon, C-E Trisha Montalvo, F-Ha Jance Morris, He-L Dianne Waggoner, M-N Thaddeus McCalister, O-Re Christopher Ortiz, Rh-So Jillian Calvery, Corral #8 Permian 003 456.0039 1800 E. 42nd 79762 Danny Gex Ysmael Lujan, Assoc. Prin. V. J. Hornung 8:35-4:25 Johna Straw, Assoc. Prin. C&I Richard Ontiveroz, A-Car Sheryl Mahaffey, Cas-F Seth Davis, FI-Ha Efren Moreno, G-H Scot Straw, I-Mc Megan Watts, Me-Q Joe Williamson, R-S Juan Dominguez, T-Z SPECIAL CAMPUSES Alternative Center 004 456.0049 1299 E. Yukon 79762 Adam Portillo Nathan Pettigrew, AP Racheal Coursey 8:40-4:15 Susana Lara, AP Youth Center 005 362.6356 1299 E. Yukon 79762 Adam Portillo Ector County Independent School District Student Handbook Table of Contents Preface ............................................................................................... 4 Section I: Parental Rights ............................................................. 6 Consent, Opt-Out, and Refusal Rights ...................................................................................... 6 Removing a Student from Instruction or Excusing a Student from a Required Component…10 Right of Access to Student Records, Curriculum Materials, and District Records/Policies ......12 Students with Exceptionalities or Special Circumstances ....................................................... 16 Section II: Other Important Information for Students and Parents…22 Absences/Attendance.................................................................................................................... 22 Accountability under State and Federal Law (All Grade Levels) ............................................. 26 Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery Test .................................................................. 27 Awards and Honors (All Grade Levels) ................................................................................... 27 Bullying (All Grade Levels) ...................................................................................................... 27 Career and Technical Education (CTE) Programs (Secondary Grade Levels Only) .................. 28 Celebrations (All Grade Levels) ............................................................................................... 29 Child Sexual Abuse, Sex Trafficking, and Other Maltreatment of Children (All Grade Levels) . 29 Class Rank/Highest-Ranking Student (Secondary Grade Levels Only) .................................... 31 Class Schedules (Secondary Grade Levels Only) ..................................................................... 32 College and University Admissions and Financial Aid (Secondary Grade Levels Only) ........... 32 College Credit Courses (Secondary Grade Levels Only) .......................................................... 33 Communications—Automated ...................................................................................................... 33 Complaints and Concerns (All Grade Levels) .......................................................................... 34 Conduct (All Grade Levels) ...................................................................................................... 34 Counseling ..................................................................................................................................... 35 Course Credit (Secondary Grade Levels Only) ........................................................................ 36 Credit by Examination—If a Student Has Taken the Course/Subject (All Grade Levels) ........ 37 Credit by Examination for Advancement/Acceleration—If a Student Has Not Taken the Course/Subject .............................................................................................................................. 37 High School Final Exam Exemption…………………………………………………………………………………….37
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    FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS: A TOWN, A TEAM, AND A DREAM DOWNLOAD FREE BOOK H. G. Bissinger | 432 pages | 11 Aug 2015 | The Perseus Books Group | 9780306824203 | English | Cambridge, MA, United States Friday Night Lights: A Town, a Team, and a Dream Before the game Gary Gaines a Team the players, "Everybody in this Friday Night Lights: A Town has paid a dear, dear price. Praise for Friday Night Lights. Refresh and try again. Two days before Christmas, they became the state football champions of Texas. View all 10 comments. Former star, Boobie knows his performance against Midland Lee will be important for his future. To their peers, their teachers, their counselors, their parents, town officials, and to basically everyone else in their sheltered world, high school football is the most important thing they will ever have. Overall, though, the writing is good. The game is a Team on October 28, The author touches on issues of race, class, divisions within the city, impacts of the mid's slump in oil prices on the town's economy. The main problem is that this book is about so many things - the history of the town, the lives of the people in it, and obviously, football. Bissinger uses Boobie as an example of the negative effect high school football can have its players. The writing is excellent. Permian first defeats Tascosa High School in And a Dream 21—7. It's not but about pages long We love to demonize the people we play against. One reading friend talked about this book on an episode of the And a Dream Envy podcast and made it sound Friday Night Lights: A Town compelling, sports or no sports.