The Woodlands High School Highlander Happenings February 25 – March 9, 2019

MARCH 8 EARY RELEASE SCHEDULE: Below is the bell schedule for the early release day on Friday, March 8, 2019.

BELL SCHEDULE - EARLY DISMISSAL Period 5 7:20 – 8:15 Period 6 8:22 – 9:17 Period 7 9:24 – 10:19 Period 8 10:26 – 11:20

SENIOR DUES: Seniors and parents of seniors, please be sure to Pay Senior dues. They are available for payment on the school web store. Senior dues cover Prom, Senior Picnic, Senior Awards Night, and assists with Graduation.

COUNSELOR’S CORNER:

Upcoming Community Parent Presentation on March 28th, 2019 from 6:00 to 8:00 pm: Dr. Crystal Collier will be presenting on the “Effects of Technology on the Adolescent Brain”. The event is scheduled at Grand Oaks High School, which is located at 4800 Riley Fuzzel Rd Spring, TX 77386. Several tables of resources will be set up from 6:00 – 6:30 pm along with snacks. Then, her presentation will be from 6:30 – 8:00 pm. This event is for parents and children 13 years of age and up. Our counseling staff hopes that you will be able to make this event to see the impact of technology on a child’s developing brain

Upcoming Individual Student Conferences with their Counselors: During the months of February and March, all of our current 9th -11th grade students will meet one on one with their school counselor to discuss next year’s courses as well as their four year plans. In addition, they will discuss other topics that are pertinent to each grade level. For instance, upcoming juniors will hear a lot about taking the SAT and ACT next year in the spring.

COLLEGE AND CAREER:

SENIORS: LONE STAR - If you know you will be attending Lone Star College next fall and you have not met with our representative, Cameron Edgecomb, he will be on our campus March 1. You can login to Naviance and sign up for his college visit. All seniors were sent an email about the SENIOR CONNECTIONS event at Lone Star on April 18. I am only able to reserve 50 spaces for students from TWHS for this event and currently 25 spots have been filled. If you want to attend SENIOR CONNECTIONS you need to login to Naviance and sign up for this college visit on April 18.

JUNIORS: Make sure that you have registered for either the ACT or SAT test for this spring. It is important to have one of these tests completed before summer arrives. If you wait to take these tests when you are a senior it could delay your scores reaching certain colleges by application deadlines.

Career Prep for Rising Seniors 2020: If you are a junior and plan to work this summer and next school year, Career Prep may be the course for you! Would you like to continue to keep your job, earn money/high school credit and have early release?  Seniors attend Career Prep class until 11:40 am daily  Receive 3 high school credits  Average 15 hours per work for the school year at an approved work-site  Opportunity to receive industry certifications in Microsoft Office, ServSafe, OSHA  Participation in Career and Technology Student Organizations  Opportunity to advance essential skillsets If you have any questions, please email or visit Mrs. Hoover (room 204) or Mrs. Pam Meyer (room 246). Contact your counselor for more details.

ATHLETICS:

SWIM & DIVE: Swim and dive is proud to announce that both boys and girls earned second place this past weekend. The girls 200 medley relay won with a fantastic anchor by junior Valerie Anne Staffeldt. Junior Lillie Nordmann won the 200 freestyle and broke the state record in the 100 fly. Sophomore Cameron Cash took third in diving with an impressive score of 499.65. Sophomore Tyler Hulet earned gold in the 100 backstroke! The boys 400 free relay won gold and set a new school record with Matthew Tannenburger coming from behind in the last 100 win the event! We’re very proud of all the hard work the swimmers and divers put in this season.

BOYS BASKETBALL: The Varsity Boys Basketball season came to an end last Monday night as our Highlanders fell to the Eisenhower Eagles in the Bi District game at DeKaney HS 64-43. We ended up with a 19-15 (9-7) record and we made the playoffs for a 14th straight year. Overall this was a really fun season and our players worked hard to achieve their goals. We will start open gyms after Spring Break.

Congratulations to the JV Boys Basketball Team for an amazing year. The team finished with an overall record of 24-3 and were Co-District Champions with a district record of 15-1. The future seems bright for the Highlander Boys Basketball Program and we all look forward to seeing these young men progress.

The Sophomore basketball team concluded their season falling short to both Oak Ridge and College Park but finished as district champs posting a 19-8 record going 14-2 in district. This a resilient team who was in every game and fought until the end. Congratulations on a great season.

The Freshmen Red Boys Basketball finished the season with an overall record of 12 - 15, with a district record of 8 - 8. The Red team's second to last game was against Oak Ridge, they won 55 - 17. The last game of the year was against College Park. The outcome wasn't in the Highlanders favor but had to be one of the best games of the season. The Red team lost on a last second shot 56 - 58. Really proud of these young men and their effort all season long.

HIGHLANDER SOFTBALL: The Highlander Softball Team competed in the NFCA Leadoff Classic in Bryan/College Station this past weekend. They took 3rd place out of 64 teams who were there competing from all over the state. For her performance on the weekend, senior catcher, Jordan Neely was named the Houston Chronicle's Female Athlete of the Week.

The Highlanders were set to to host their own tournament this weekend, but Mother Nature had other plans. That will be rescheduled for 3/28 and 3/30. The girls will be back in action at home in a district ballgame versus Klein Oak on MONDAY, 2/25. This game has been moved up due to the threat of rain on Tuesday and Wednesday. They will then compete in the Sienna Varsity Tournament Thursday, Friday and Saturday in Missouri City. If you can't make it to the games, you can follow the #4 team in the state on GameChanger or on Twitter @twhssoftball and our website, www.twhsoftball.com has all of the up to date information. Whatever It Takes!

CLUB NEWS:

TWHS STUDENT COUNCIL: This semester in Student Council, we are still collecting recycling from teachers classrooms and updating the marquee every week. We also still pass out candy to students every Friday during lunches. We have also continued to make posters regarding events happening in the school. In the month of February, our focus was on the American Heart Association. We coordinated many activities during lunches such as playing hopscotch to get your heart rate up. We also jumped rope at a meeting. Just before Valentine’s Day, we sold AHA shirts and encouraged students and staff to wear red. All the proceeds went directly to the American Heart Association. Coming up on February 27, we have our annual Mr. Woodlands event. This year, it benefits the American Heart Association. All the money raised from the ticket sales will be donated to AHA. We are super excited for the rest of the school year and the events we have already begun to plan!

INTERACT: Hello Highlanders! Our next meeting is Monday February 25th at 7pm in the senior campus cafeteria. Come to learn more about future events. Also the last day to buy car wash cards is February 28th so if you want one you need to purchase one before that day (card wash cards are required to letter). If you have any questions feel free to email us at [email protected]. Hope to see y’all at the meeting!

FBLA: FBLA: Our next social is on Tuesday, February 26, 2019, at the House of Pies at 4:00 pm. Our next officer's meeting is Wednesday, February 27, 2019, at 6:45 am in Room 244. Our next general meeting is Wednesday, March 6, 2019, at 3:05 pm in Room 244.

As part of the FBLA State Leadership Conference Service Project our club is to collect items for the Fort Bend Women's Center. The following items are needed: Shampoo, Towels, Socks, Latex Gloves, Teething Rings, Baby Wipes, Combs/Brushes, Travel size deodorant, Pillow cases, Pajamas, Blankets, and Gift Cards.

Mark your calendars for the Saving Our Seniors service project on Saturday, April 6, 2019. A Volunteer Form must be to Maxi by March 22.

We are collecting donations for the March of Dimes (the FBLA National Service Project), please visit this link: https://www.marchforbabies.org/Fundraising/Personal?PersonId=6973180&u=FBLA- TheWoodlandsHS&Participantid=8722771 to donate to the March of Dimes.

SCUBA CLUB: We have two spots still open for our “Try Scuba” class 3pm Saturday, Feb 23rd at Sea Sports Scuba. ANYONE interested in seeing what scuba is like is welcome to come. The cost is $30 and all equipment will be provided. Visit our website www.twhsscuba.club/try.html for required forms which need to be completed PRIOR to showing up. If you are under 18, a parent/guardian must accompany you to watch a short safety video and sign a permission form. Our next club meeting is Monday, March 4th, at 3pm in the Senior Campus LGI. Our guest speaker will be Branden Ferrell, who is a Firefighter, EMT, Peace Officer, PADI Master Scuba Diver Trainer, and Assistant Team Leader for the Montgomery County Precinct 1 Constable Search and Rescue Dive Team. He was a wealth of knowledge and experience—you don’t want to miss his presentation! Everyone is welcome to attend; you don’t already have to know how to dive to come learn more! Snacks will be provided.

TWHS FFA: The Woodlands FFA participated in the San Antonio livestock show the last two weeks and have great success! Espi VanVleet placed 4th with her lamb and made the sale. Kayleigh Kmiecik placed 9th with her hog and the Horse Judging team placed 5th. Horse Judging also was the 2nd place FFA team at the Fort Worth Stock Show. This weekend the livestock judging team will travel back to San Antonio to compete. Congratulations to our FFA exhibitors and their families! Way to go, Highlander FFA!

Briskets....get your smoked Briskets!! Its Brisket sale time for the FFA Booster Club! Orders are being taken now through March 8th for delicious, smoked briskets. They are seasoned to perfection, expertly smoked by award winning Pit Master Floyd Duval, and double wrapped in freezer paper for your convenience. Perfect to enjoy now or freeze and thaw for an easy main dish for Graduation or family get togethers this summer. Briskets are $65 for whole briskets and $40 for halves. They will be ready for delivery or pick up on Saturday, March 23rd. For more information or to order, please email [email protected].

If you'd rather show off your own BBQ skills, be sure to enter our BBQ Cookoff! It will be held on March 23rd at Papa's Ice House. We are also excited to have a vendor market at this years event! For more information on the cook off and vendor market visit our website www.thewoodlands.ffanow.org or email us at [email protected]

OTHER NEWS:

TWHS CLINIC: We have confirmed cases of Flu virus in our campus. The flu virus is a respiratory viral illness, spread by air (breathing in particles from an infected person’s cough or sneezes) or by hand (touching an infected person or object then touching the mouth or nose). PLEASE BE ON THE LOOKOUT FOR POSSIBLE SIGNS IN YOUR CHILD AND KEEP THEM HOME TO PRVENT THE SPREAD OF VIRUS. The number one way to prevent flu is get vaccinated, it is not too late. Another effective way to prevent flu is practicing good hand washing to keep germs away.

If your child has a fever over 100 degrees, he or she must stay out of school until they are fever free for 24 hours without fever-reducing medications. Students with diarrheal illnesses must stay home until he/she free without diarrhea suppressing medications for at least 24 hours. When your child is ill, please contact the school to let us know he or she will not be attending.

The following CDC website is very helpful: http://www.cdc.gov/flu/index.htm

Interested in donating to TWHS Clinic? We would like to have a new wheelchair for our campus for emergencies for our students. Our current wheelchair is very old and needs to be updated. If you are interested in donating a wheelchair, please contact the school nurse at 936-709-1076. We appreciate your support. Thank you.

EARLY CHECK OUT FROM SCHOOL: Parents and guardians, if your student needs to check out of school early, please provide a note, in advance, requesting early release. The student may submit the note to the attendance office upon arrival to school, between classes, or during lunch. Your note should include your child's name; the date and time the student needs to leave; the reason the student needs to leave; parent/guardian signature and contact telephone number. If your student will be leaving campus with another student, or will be picked up by someone other than a parent or guardian, include that information, as well. Anyone picking up a student is required to present proper identification at time of check -out. Thank you for helping the attendance office provide a smooth and quick check-out process for our students.

NEWCOMER CENTER: If you are new to TWHS Iytzia Cardenas would like to help you, if there is any questions please do not hesitate to call or email her. The newcomer center helps families from all over the world that moved to the area, even if your first language is not English, her team speaks different languages. The NEWCOMER CENTER will make you feel at home. The phone number is 832-592-8251 and her email [email protected]. If you know someone that just moved to the area, help them by sharing her info.

PARKING LOT SAFETY: Please note that the posted speed limit on the TWHS property is 10 MPH. Please be sure to observe the speed limit as well follow traffic rules such as stopping at intersections and cross paths on the property as well as using blinkers when turning into parking spaces and pathways.

PTO NEWS:

Did you know your TWHS PTO spirit wear is on sale Monday thru Friday from 8-2pm? The Front Desk on both 9th and Senior campus are there with our full selection of spirit wear merchandise. Get yours, before it all disappears.

Staff Appreciation News: The PTO will be hosting a Jambalaya luncheon on February 27th. If you'd like to help make bread pudding (recipe will be provided) or donate the last few items needed, please contact Lisa Doornik at [email protected]. Thank you for supporting our TWHS staff!

ATTENTION PARENTS OF ALL GRADE LEVELS! AFTER GRADUATION LOCK IN AT MAIN EVENT Sign up for Graduation Highlanders will begin after Spring Break in March. However, Main Event and many vendors have been booked. The event requires many volunteers the night of and a few volunteers prior. If you are interested in volunteering please contact Carol Durkee at [email protected]. We encourage parents of students that are not seniors to volunteer and pay it forward.

SCHOOL NEWS:

HIGHLIGHTED HIGHLANDERS: Several times a year The Woodlands High School and the PTO honor students for outstanding citizenship, achievement, or service. Students are nominated by faculty and staff based on Good Citizenship, High or Unique Achievements, Improved Performance, A Random Act of Kindness, Leadership, Excellent Attitude, etc. The honored students were invited to attend a reception in their honor hosted by Dr. Landry at the Senior Campus and Mrs. Houser at the Ninth Grade Campus and additional faculty and staff. The “Highlighted Highlanders” received a certificate and a highlighter recognizing their accomplishment. Senior campus honorees include Camila Balderas-Berg, Jessie Caldwell, Sam Cortez, Adam Cox, Mitchell Croxton, Kristina Davis, Brittany Dixon, Cassandra Ead, Suzanne Falgoust, Peyton Graves, Ana Paula Guerrero, McKenzie Gunter, Aedan Hale, Audrey Henderson, Carl Kaelen Hughes, Kayleigh Kmiecik, Mackenzie Kulick, Justine Lussier, Horacio Moreno, Will Plutto, Anthony Pondant, Adrian Xavier Romero, Julia Schensema, Madelyn Shouse, Shelby Smith, Isabella Spradley, Paul Stevens, Caden Stott, Will Swope, Hannah Taylor, Andrea Torres, Nicolas Tsocalis, Savanna Underwood, Nicholas Verhelle, PJ Villarreal, Ben Welling, Manuel Zapata. Ninth Grade honorees were Jane Alekseytseva, Conner Andrew Roberts, Ryan Appleton, Sebastian Armour, Karlie Armstrong, Kristina Bardina, Hillary Dang, Olivia Garriss, Lauren Gerdts, Liza Gilley, Ashleigh Jacobson, Simon Gingras, Andrew Larkworthy, Emma Lowell, Ella McFarlane, Eduardo Merrem-Heimpel, Alex Mireles, Michael Pineda, Sebastian Robledo, Amira Salaymeh, Karl Schroeder, Therese Stubblefield, Michael Turner, Maria Valbuena, Rachel Williams, Leslie Wittman, Owen Woodside.

Hand Letter Workshop: Are you interested in learning something new in 2019? There will be a Hand Letter Workshop in Mrs. Hoover’s room (204) on Wednesday, February 27th from 2:45- 3:30 pm. Email [email protected] to sign up or stop by room 204. Attendees will learn to Hand Letter their name and supplies are included! Miss Lauren Fenner, sophomore, will be our instructor!

Calling all WRITERS AND ARTISTS! The Fife literary magazine wants you! Do you write in your spare time? Do you have amazing artwork that other people notice? Here's your chance to be published! The Fife literary magazine is looking for submissions for its 2019-2020 edition coming out this spring. Bring your submissions by room 205 on the senior campus, or email them to [email protected] by March 7th!

LIBRARY NEWS: The 9th Grade Campus Library will be hosting author Alan Gratz on Thursday, March 7.

During all of the lunches, the author will be in the library for a meet and greet with students. He will sign books during this time as well. The author's YA titles will be available for purchase in the library; cash, checks, and credit cards will be accepted. Make checks payable to Barnes & Noble.

Contact the librarian Dana Robinson with all questions. 832/592-8240 [email protected]

BAND NEWS: Did you know that 1 in 10 families buy a new mattress every year? Are you one of those families??

On Sunday, February 24th, 2019, The Woodlands HS Band is pleased to host a one-of-a-kind fundraising event that has been VERY successful for us and in school districts all over the state and country. We're excited to host our 3rd Annual Mattress Fundraiser!

IF YOU (OR SOMEONE YOU KNOW) ARE IN NEED OF A NEW MATTRESS, please save the date and visit our showroom in TWHS Band Hall between 11am-6pm on February 24th. Save up to 50% off retail, all while supporting TWHS Band!

**Plus, ALL FACULTY, STAFF AND THEIR FAMILIES will enjoy an additional 10% off their purchase with the coupon placed in teacher mailboxes this week**

There will be 20+ sets of mattresses on display and a team of experts on hand to answer any questions you may have.

When: Sunday February 24th Where: The Woodlands HS Band Hall Time: 11AM-6PM

This is a NO PRESSURE sale, just stop in and take a look. Delivery and removal are available for your convenience!

We appreciate your support of our fundraiser and hope you help us SPREAD THE WORD to neighbors, family, friends and businesses.

*Share our event on Facebook: facebook.com/cfshoustonne

*Share our event on Twitter: twitter.com/cfshoustonnebeds4thewoodlands3

Event link: bit.ly/beds4thewoodlands3 Thank you and GO WOODLANDS BAND!!!

CHOIR NEWS: Two weeks ago we had over 100 TWHS Choir students participate in UIL Solo Contest @ College Park HS! All TWHS students received either a superior or excellent rating from their judges, with over 90% earning superior ratings. We are so proud of everyone who invested the time in preparing their solo and becoming a better musician. Way to go!

Spring Trip: Final payment for our Spring Trip to Dallas was due February 19. If you have not paid the balance of your student’s trip fee, please do so. We will send more specific information about the trip as it gets closer.

Charms Calendar: After school rehearsals will increase as UIL Concert & Sightreading Evaluations get closer. Please stay familiar with your rehearsal schedule, which can be found in charms. These rehearsals are graded expectations.

TWHS ART TRUST: Have you ever noticed the 39 works of art by established Texas artists that are permanently displayed in the hallways at school? This is The Woodlands High School Art Collection and the works have been selected and purchased by our students. Each year we add new works to the collection and we will have 44 artworks hanging on our walls after the newest additions are installed over spring break. Visit our website to see the all the work: www.twhsat.org

Mark your calendars for Thursday, April 11th as we will be hosting a movie screening of The Creative Brain in the TWHS auditorium (main campus on Research Forest). The Creative Brain takes audiences on a journey with neuroscientist and best-selling author, David Eagleman, to meet accomplished professionals from across the creative spectrum, unravel the creative process, and encourage all of us to be more creative. Admission is FREE. The TWHS Student Art show is on view from 5-7 pm in the front foyer of the main campus and the movie will be screened at 7 pm (running time 53 minutes). After the movie, we will offer student-lead tours of our collection from 8-9 pm. The collection consists of 44 pieces spread over 3 floors of the main campus building. More info on The Creative Brain at https://creativebrainmovie.com/

Although the artworks are purchased with designated funds from the Student Council’s Homecoming Dance, the framing, lighting and conservation of these pieces need funding. Consider helping with that funding and show your support for The Woodlands High School Art Trust by joining our "One Hundred Friends of Art." Our goal is to have 100 arts supporters make an annual donation to support our cause. Donations are tax deductible and start as low as $10!! Visit our website to make a contribution: www.twhsat.org This collection is supported solely through donations, please show your support with even a small donation today!

Tours of our collection are available to schools and other groups. Please contact us at [email protected] if you would like to take a free tour of our collection.

The Woodlands High School Art Trust (TWHSAT) a 501(c)3 organization, was established in 2011 to help maintain, conserve and display the student-selected, student-purchased collection of established artists at The Woodlands High School. The vision for the TWHS Art Trust is to see the art collection grow each year and to have it extend through the hallways of the high school. Students use funds from their Homecoming Dance to purchase the art works. TWHSAT fundraises for the preservation and permanent display of the art works. For more information on The Woodlands High School Art Trust please visit our website www.twhsat.org or contact Susan Cosculluela at [email protected]

JROTC: Our Varsity and Junior Varsity Marksmanship teams returned this week from Nationals in Anniston, Alabama. The Varsity team (Madi Campbell, Gianna Cutillo, Travis Johnson, and Rhonda Mills) placed fifth in the region, 18th in the nation! The JV team (Colby Godwin, Riya Gorry, Mady Howard, and Hunter Mills) placed tenth in the region, 22nd in the nation! Individually, all cadets who competed at Nationals are among the top 100 shooters in the nation! Our Joint Leadership Academic Bowl team (Grace Baldwin, Tyler Clough, Jeanne Gancel, Ethan Harte, Fernando Peraza, and Zach Walker) has beat over 400 teams across the country to advance to Nationals for the second year in a row! They will compete against 15 other teams in Washington, DC June 21-25. Air Force PT testing starts in class today with freshman and sophomore flights. Junior and senior flights will test next Friday (March 1st); if you know you’ll be absent (e.g. Drill/PT cadets) you should make up the test before then with LtColMc. TOMORROW, Saturday the 23rd, is our annual Chili Cook Off and Fundraiser Auction, where cadets, friends, and family make and eat chili and desserts. Come have fun, eat great food, play games, and bid on fantastic items in our biggest Booster Club fundraiser of the year! Third nine weeks’ Airmen of the Quarter boards are next week on the 27th (upper class) and 28th (freshmen). Nominees, start preparing! Campus Clean Up community service events will be at the senior campus, after school, on Thursday Feb 28th and Wednesday March 6th. Finally, our Drill and PT Teams travel to Cooper High School March 1st and 2nd for competition; wish them luck! Our next Booster Club meeting will be AFTER Spring Break on Tuesday, March 19th.

The Woodlands High School Calendar February 25 – March 9, 2019

Monday, February 25, 2019 Bagpipe Lessons 4:00 Room 138 Baseball Sub Varsity @ Oak Ridge 5:00 Oak Ridge High School Student Council Meeting 6:00 LGI Interact Meeting 7:00 Cafeteria

Tuesday, February 26, 2019 HOSA Meeting 7:00am LGI Evening Tutorials 5:30 Room 302 Baseball Varsity vs Oak Ridge 6:00 Scotland Yard Softball vs Klein Oak 6:15 TWHS Boys Soccer vs College Park 7:30 TWHS Girls Soccer @ College Park 7:30 The Woodlands College Park

Wednesday, February 27, 2019 Spanish NHS Tutorials 2:40 Mr. Woodlands 7:00 TWHS Auditorium

Thursday, February 28, 2019 FCA Meeting 7:00 LGI Baseball Varsity Langerhaus-Bratcher Tournament @ McNeil High School/Stony Point Softball JV Magnolia West Tournament @ Magnolia West High School Softball Sienna Plantation Tournament @ Sienna Sports Complex Baseball Sophmore Tournament @ Scotland Yard Spanish NHS Tutorials 2:40 DECA Meeting 2:45 LGI Boys/Girls Track Fr/JV Meet 4:00 TWHS Evening Tutorials 5:30 Room 302

Friday, March 1, 2019 Science NHS Meeting 6:40am LGI Baseball Varsity Langerhaus-Bratcher Tournament @ McNeil High School/Stony Point Softball JV Magnolia West Tournament @ Magnolia West High School Tennis Varsity Spring Branch Tournament @ Spring Branch ISD Baseball Sophmore Tournament @ Scotland Yard Boys Track Spartan Relays @ Stafford 2:00 Spartan Stadium Stafford Choir Social 3:00 Choir Room Girls Soccer JV Green @ Atascocita 4:30 Atascocita High School Girls Soccer vs Klein Oak 7:15 Woodforest Bank Stadium Boys Soccer vs Klein Oak 7:30 TWHS

Saturday, March 2, 2019 Baseball Varsity Langerhaus-Bratcher Tournament @ McNeil High School/Stony Point Softball JV Magnolia West Tournament @ Magnolia West High School Softball Sienna Plantation Tournament @ Spring Branch ISD Girls Track Fife Relays @ Patricia E. Paetow High School Baseball Sophmore vs TWCPHS 10:00am Scotland Yard Baseball Sophmore vs College Station 3:00 Scotland Yard

Sunday, March 3, 2019

Monday, March 4, 2019 Scuba Club Meeting 2:45 LGI Bagpipe Lessons 4:00 Room 138 Girls Soccer JV Green vs Kingwood 4:30 TWHS Boys Soccer Booster Club Meeting 7:00 Coaches Classroom

Tuesday, March 5, 2019 HOSA Meeting 7:00am LGI Tennis JV/Fr CISD Tournament UIL One-Act Play Zone A Competition @ TWHS National Soc St Honor Society 2:40 LGI Boys Fr Soccer @ Willis 4:00 Berton A. Yates Stadium MU Alpha Theta Meeting 5:00 Cafeteria Highstepper Showoff 5:30 Gym Evening Tutorials 5:30 Rom 302 Softball @ Klein Cain 7:00 Klein Cain High School Girls Soccer @ Klein Cain 7:00 Klein Cain High School Boys Soccer vs Klein Cain 7:30 TWHS

Wednesday, March 6, 2019 Tennis @ Montgomery 7:00am Montgomery High School Spanish NHS Tutorials 2:40 Project Purple Meeting 2:45 LGI Boys/Girls Track @ Grand Oaks 4:00 Grand Oaks High School

Thursday, March 7, 2019 FCA Meeting 7:00am LGI FBLA State Leadership Conference @ Hyatt Regency Houston Tennis Varsity Cy-Fair Tournament @ Cy-Fair High School Spanish NHS Tutorials 2:40 DECA Meeting 2:45 LGI Band Pre-UIL Concert 3:00 TWHS Boys/Girls Track Dan Green Invitational 4:00 TWHS Track Baseball Sub Varsity vs College Park 5:00 Scotland Yard Evening Tutorials 5:30 Room 302 Wrestling Banquet 6:00 Cafeteria Improv Show 7:00 Auditorium Baseball Varsity @ College Park 7:00 The Woodlands College Park High School

Friday, March 8, 2019 Early Release/End of 3rd 9 Weeks FBLA State Leadership Conference @ Hyatt Regency Houston Girls Soccer JV White @ Memorial 4:30 Memorial High School Softball vs Klein 6:15 TWHS Girls Soccer vs Klein 7:00 Woodforest Bank Stadium Boys Soccer @ Klein 7:30 Klein High School

Saturday, March 9, 2019 SAT Test 7:00am FBLA State Leadership Conference @ Hyatt Regency Houston Softball @ Conroe HS 6:15 Conroe High School

Sunday, March 10, 2019

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