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I would like to take this opportunity to welcome the returning students and the new students to our district. Our entire CCISD staff wants every student to be happy and successful. We be-lieve that parents and guardians play a key role. That role is to con-tinually show interest in, and support for your child. The child who knows that his/her family is interested in and supportive of school programs will almost always have fewer prob-lems in school and will enjoy greater success. Strong relationships are a key component of an effective learn-ing environment. I encourage all educators, students, and parents to build strong relationships with our staff. Community building is a strong, ongoing process in establish-ing a culture of excellence within our District, the schools and the class-room. We believe in fair and consistent discipline that encourages students to be responsible for themselves. At school, we foster a safe environment where courtesy and kindness prevail and where there is respect.

Our students are our collective work and effort. Please make eve-ry effort to have your student in school every day. School attend-ance is critical in student success. Please share with your child’s teacher any information regarding his or her special needs that will help us better serve him/her. I wish the staff and most im-portantly the students every suc-cess in the coming school year. I am looking forward to a wonderful school year! Sincerely, Imelda Ramirez-Allen Superintendent

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The Superintendent’s Corner

CCISD... Inspire,

Empower, Prepare !

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Board Meetings

August 10, 2016

September 14, 2016

October 12, 2016

November 9, 2016

December 14, 2016

January 11, 2017

February 8, 2017

March 8, 2017

April 12, 2017

May 10, 2017

June 14, 2017

All meetings will be held the second Wednesday of each month. All meetings will begin at 6:00 p.m. in the Crystal City ISD Administration Building Conference room, unless otherwise posted.

Crystal City ISD Board of

Trustees

Ray Espinosa, President

Nerisela Flores-Balboa, Vice President

Eduardo Cuellar, Secretary

Victor Lopez, Member

Bobby Castillo, Member

Ricardo Espinosa, Member

Peggy Young, Member

Central Office

Administration

Imelda R. Allen, Superintendent

Robert Velasquez, Business Manager

Adelicia Leeper, Federal Programs

Dante Delgado, Human Resources

Irma Martinez, Math/Content Coordinator

Dina Briones, Programs Compliance

Melissa Guerrero, Special Education

Pablo Briseño, District Testing Coordinator

Anita Balderas, Student Services

CCISD Administration Offices

613 W. Zavala Street

Mail—805 E. Crockett Street

Crystal City, Texas 78839

Ph No. (830)374-2367

Fax: 374-8004

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Check out the Crystal City ISD

Website at www.crystalcityisd.org

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District Committee Seeks Parent and Community Members

Crystal City ISD is seeking volunteers to serve on its District Site-Based Decision Making Committee for the 2016-2017 school year. The committee's main responsibilities are to advise the Superintendent in the annual planning, develop-ment, evaluation and revision of the District Improvement Plan and to review, recommend and approve district staff development for the year. The committee will meet at least two times yearly. Parents of students enrolled in the district, community mem-bers who are not parents of district students and business representatives are encouraged to contact Imelda Allen, Superintendent of Schools, or Adelicia Leeper, Federal Pro-grams Director, at 374-2367 to express their interest in serv-ing on the committee. The deadline for requesting a com-mittee position is Friday, September 11, 2016.

****************************** El distrito escolar de Crystal City esta en busqeda de volun-tarios para que sirvan en el "District Site-Based Decision Making Committee" para el ano escolar 2016-2017. La responsabilidad primaria de el comite es de aconsejar a la superintendiente en los planes anuales, desarollar, evaluar, y revisar el "District Improvement Plan" y tambien revisar, recomendar, y aprovar el plan de entrenamiento para el distrito. El comite se reunira por lo menos dos veces por ano. Animamos a los padres de estudiantes matriculados en el distrito, miembros de la comunidad que no son padres de estudiantes del distrito y representates de negocios que contacten a Imelda Allen, Superintendiente de Escuelas o a Adelicia Leeper, Directora de Programas Federales al 374-2367 para expresar su interes en servir en el comite. La fecha de limite para pedir una posicion en el comite es el viernes, 11 de septiembre 2016.

IMPACT Participants Needed!

Crystal City ISD holds monthly meetings with interagency and

business representatives within our community to seek solu-

tions to school challenges and local issues that impact the

students and families in our district and our town. Community

members are encouraged to participate in these meetings and

to collaborate with the school district to strengthen our commu-

nity efforts and partnerships. The first meeting of the new

school year will be held at 10:00, Tuesday, September 13,

2016, at Central Office.

District Parent Committee Seeks Parent Advisors

The District Parent Advisory Committee will hold its first meet-ing of the new year on Monday, September 26, 2016, at 6:00 P.M. at the Central Office Board Room. This meeting is open to all parents who would like to participate in monthly meetings designed to share information about the school programs and to seek parent input around various topics and initiatives con-cerning the district. Childcare is available upon request. An interpreter is also available should there be a need for transla-tion. Please contact Adelicia Leeper, Federal Programs Direc-tor, at 830-374-2367, ext. 113, for further information.

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2016 –2017 IMMUNIZATION REQUIREMENTS

The minimum immunization requirements for the 2016-2017 school year are listed below. Immunization records showing the following immunizations must be submitted before the first day of the 2016-2017 school year. Students are not allowed to attend school without a current immunization record on file. Immunization Requirements for Pre-K

All students in Pre-K must have proof of: 4 doses of DTaP, DTP, DT vaccine 3 doses of Polio vaccine 1 dose of MMR vaccine administered on or after 1 year of age 1 dose of Varicella vaccine administered on or after 1 year of age 3 doses of Hepatitis B vaccine 1 dose of Hepatitis A vaccine administered on or after 1 year of age for students younger than 42 months of age, 2 doses are required for students

older than 42 months of age 3 doses Pneumococcal vaccine with at least one dose being administered after 1 year of age; if 3 doses were received prior to 1 year of age, an

additional dose is required (4 dose total). Only two doses are required if the first dose was on or after the first birthday. Only one dose is required if it was received on or after the age of 24 months.

2 doses Hib vaccine plus a booster dose on or after 12 months of age. If the 1st dose was received at 12-14 months of age, only 1 additional dose is required; or 1 single dose on or after 15 months of age.

Immunization Requirements for Kindergarten through 12th grades

All students in kindergarten through 12th grades must have proof of:

5 doses of DTP/DTaP/ DT unless the 4th dose was given on or after the 4th birthday, then only 4 doses are required. Three doses will meet the requirement for students in 7th grade and up if the last dose was given on or after the 4th birthday. A dose of DTP/DTaP/DT must have been

received on or after the 4th birthday for all students. Tdap booster for all students entering 7th grade if it has been five years or more since the last dose of tetanus containing vaccine. If 5 years have

not passed at 7th grade entry, then the dose is due as soon as the 5 year interval has passed. 1 dose of Td (tetanus booster) is required every 10 years after the last dose of DTP/DTaP/ DT; Tdap is recommended as a replacement for the 1st

Td booster. Students in grades 8 through 12 are required to have a booster dose of Tdap if it has been ten years since their previous dose of tetanus/diphtheria containing vaccine. 4 doses of Polio vaccine unless the 3rd dose was given on or after the 4th birthday; a dose must have been received on or after the 4th birthday for

all students. 2 doses MMR vaccine, the first dose must have been given on or after the first birthday 3 doses of Hepatitis B vaccine 2 doses of Varicella vaccine with the first dose received on or after the first birthday. For students who had chickenpox disease, an approximate

month and year of chickenpox disease must be documented on the immunization record or the parent must send in a signed statement stating the approximate date their child had chickenpox disease.

2 doses of Hepatitis A vaccine for all students entering K through 7th grades. The first dose must have been received on or after the first birthday. 1 dose of Meningococcal vaccine received on or after the 11th birthday for all students entering 7th through 12th grades.

Immunization Exemptions

Medical Exemptions The law allows physicians to write a statement if he believes a vaccine would be harmful to the health of a child. These statements must be dated and signed by the medical doctor and renewed annually unless the physician writes in the statement that it is a life long condition. For children needing medical exemptions, the physician’s statement must be submitted to the school by the parent prior to the first day of school.

Exemption for Reasons of Conscience Exemptions for reasons of conscience, including religious beliefs are allowable. To claim this exemption from immunization for reasons of conscience, the parent or legal guardian must submit a written request to obtain the Affidavit of Exemption from Immunizations for Reasons of Conscience to the Department of State Health Services Immunization Branch, 1100 West 49th Street, Austin, Texas 78756. Fax: 512-458-7544. Affidavit request forms are usually processed by the DSHS and mailed within 2 weeks from receipt of the request. Once this form is received by the parent or legal guardian, they must sign and have the form notarized and submit the original form to the school. Copies are void and will not be accepted. Since proof of immunization status is required before the first day of school, to claim this exemption, this form must be submitted prior to the first day of school. A new original copy of this form is required to be resubmitted every 2 years.

In the event of a disease outbreak, the Texas Department of State Health Services may mandate that students having exemptions from immunizations be kept out of school until the outbreak is over as determined by the Texas Department of State Health Services.

Comprehensive information about immunization requirements in the state of Texas can be found at www.immunizetexas.com

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Exemptions Texas law allows (a) physicians to write medical exemption statements that the vaccine(s) required would be medically harmful or injurious to the health and well-being of the child or household member, and (b) parents/guardians to choose an exemption from immunization require-ments for reasons of conscience, includ-ing a religious belief. The law does not allow parents/guardians to elect an ex-emption simply because of inconvenience (for example, a record is lost or incom-plete and it is too much trouble to go to a physician or clinic to correct the problem). Schools and child-care facilities should maintain an up-to-date list of students with exemptions, so they may be excluded in times of emergency or epidemic declared by the commissioner of public health. Instructions for requesting the official exemption affidavit that must be signed by parents/guardians choosing the exemption for reasons of conscience, including a religious b e l i e f , c a n b e f o u n d a t www.ImmunizationTexas.com under “School & Child-Care.”Original Exemp-tion Affidavit must be completed and submitted to the school or child-care facility. For children claiming medical exemptions, a written statement by the physician must be submitted to the school or child-care facility. Unless it is written in the statement that a lifelong condition exists, the exemp-tion statement is valid for only one year from the date signed by the physician.

Provisional Enrollment All immunizations should be completed by the first date of attendance. The law re-quires that students by fully vaccinated against the specified diseases. A student may be enrolled provisionally if the stu-dent has an immunization record that indi-cates the student has received at least one dose of each specified age-appropriate vaccine required by this rule. To remain enrolled, the student must com-plete the required subsequent doses in each vaccine series on schedule and as rapidly as is medically feasible and pro-vide acceptable evidence of vaccination to the school. A school nurse or school administrator shall review the immuniza-tion status of a provisionally enrolled stu-dent every 30 days to ensure continued compliance in completing the required doses of vaccination. If, at the end of the 30-day period, a student has not received a subsequent dose of vaccine, the student is not in compliance and the school shall exclude the student from school attend-ance until the required dose is adminis-tered. Additional guidelines for provisional enroll-ment of students transferring from one

From the Nurse’s Office Maryna Trevino, LVN District Nurse

IMMUNIZATION FOR ALL STUDENTS

Required Immunizations for the 2016-2017 School Year for Students in Texas Schools, Kindergarten through 12th Grade.

Texas public or private school to another, students who are dependents of active duty military, and students who are home-less can be found in the TAC, Title 25 Health Services, Sections 97.66 and 97.69. Documentation Since many types of personal immuniza-tion records are in use, any document will be acceptable provided a physician or public health personnel has validated it. The month, day, and year that the vac-cination was received must be recorded on all school immunization records creat-ed or updated after September 1, 1991.

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2016-2017 STUDENT ASSESSMENT TESTING CALENDAR

Detailed information regarding the scheduling and administration of specific STAAR assessments can be found on the Coordinator Manual Re-sources webpage at http://tea.texas.gov/students.assessments/manuals/dccm/.

2016-2017 Training

Jan (TBD) ESC training for the 2017 state assessment program

Jan (TBD) Completion date for training of district testing coordinators by ESCs

2016 Assessments

Test Date(s) TAKS Report Date(s)

Oct 17 (Mon) Exit Level

Oct 18 (Tues) Exit Level Reports Posted Online by November 15, 2016

Oct 19 (Wed) Exit Level Reports Posted Online by December 2, 2016

Oct 20 (Thur) Exit Level

STAAR

Dec 5 (Mon) English I By January 19, 2017

Dec 7 (Wed) English II

Dec 9 (Fri) All make-up sessions for STAAR English assessments scheduled to be administered on Dec 5 and Dec 7, 2016, must be completed by the end of this

STAAR

Assessment Window Dec 5-Dec 9

Algebra I Biology U.S. History

By January 19, 2017

2017 Assessments

NAEP Assessments (selected sample)

Assessment Window Late Jan–Early Mar

Reading (grades 4 and Mathematics (grades 4 and Writing (grades 4, 8, and

Revised November 18, 2015

DATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE

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2016-2017 STUDENT ASSESSMENT TESTING CALENDAR

Detailed information regarding the scheduling and administration of specific STAAR assessments can be found on the Coordinator Manual Resources webpage at http://tea.texas.gov/students.assessments/manuals/dccm/.

Test Dates(s) TAKS Report Date(s)

Mar 6 (Mon) Exit Level ELA

Reports Posted Online by March 28, 2017 Reports Due in District by April 14, 2017

Mar 7 (Tues) Exit Level Mathematics

Mar 8 (Wed) Exit Level Science

Mar 9 (Thur) Exit Level Social Studies

TELPAS

Assessment Window Mar 6-Apr 5

Grades K-12 TELPAS Listening, Speaking, Reading, and Writing By April 28, 2017

STAAR

Mar 28 (Tues)

Grade 4 Writing Grade 7, Writing Grade 5 Mathematics Grade 5 Mathematics English I

Grades 4 and 7 Writing by June 14, 2017

Grades 5 and 8 Mathematics by April 18, 2017

English I by June 2, 2017

Mar 29 (Wed) Grade 5 Reading Grade 8 Reading

By April 18, 2017

Mar 30 (Thur) English II By June 2, 2017

Mar 31 (Fri) All make-up sessions for STAAR assessments scheduled to be administered from Mar 28-30, 2017 must by completed by the end of this day.

STAAR Alternate 2

Assessment Window April 3-April 21

By May 12, 2017 STAAR Alternate 2 (grades 3-8 and EOC

Revised November 18, 2015

DATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE

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2016-2017 STUDENT ASSESSMENT TESTING CALENDAR

Detailed information regarding the scheduling and administration of specific STAAR assessments can be found on the Coordinator Manual Resources webpage at http://tea.texas.gov/students.assessments/manuals/dccm/.

Test Dates(s) STAAR Report Date(s)

Assessment Window May 1-May 5

Algebra I Biology U.S. History

By June 2, 2017

STAAR

May 8 (Mon)

Grade 3-4 Mathematics Grade 6-7 Mathematics

By June 14, 2017

Grade 5 Mathematics (retest) Grade 8 Mathematics (retest)

By May 30, 2017

May 9 (Tue)

Grade 3-4 Reading Grade 6-7 Reading English III

Grades 3,4,6, and 7 Reading by June 14, 2017

English III by August 18, 2017

Grade 5 Reading (retest) Grade 8 Reading (retest)

By May 30, 2017

May 10 (Wed)

Grade 5 Science Grade 8 Science Algebra II

Grade 5 and 8 Science by June 14, 2017

Algebra II by June 29, 2017

May 11 (Thurs) Grade 8 Social Studies By June 14, 2017

May 12 (Fri) All make-up sessions for STAAR assessments scheduled to be administered from May 8-11, 2017, must by completed by the end of this day.

DATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE

Revised November 18, 2015

2016-2017 STUDENT ASSESSMENT TESTING CALENDAR

Detailed information regarding the scheduling and administration of specific STAAR assessments can be found on the Coordinator Manual Resources webpage at http://tea.texas.gov/students.assessments/manuals/dccm/.

Test Dates(s) STAAR TAKS Report Date(s)

June 19 (Mon)

English I By July 28, 2017

Exit Level ELA By July 21, 2017

June 20 (Tues)

Grade 5 Mathematics (retest) Grade 8 Mathematics (retest)

By July 7, 2017

Exit Level Mathematics By July 21, 2017

June 21 (Wed)

English II By July 28, 2017

Grade 5 Reading (retest) Grade 8 Reading (retest)

By July 7, 2017

Exit Level Science By July 21, 2017

June 22 (Thurs) Exit Level Social Studies By July 21, 2017

June 23 (Fri) All make-up sessions for STAAR assessments scheduled to be administered from June 19-21, 2017, must be completed by the end of this day.

Assessment Window June 19-June 23

Algebra I Biology U.S. History

By July 28, 2017

STAAR

Revised November 18, 2015

DATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE

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3-8 and EOC Subject Assessed Assessments Available

Grade 3 mathematics and reading STAAR STAAR Spanish STAAR L for Mathematics STAAR A

Grade 4 mathematics, reading, and writing STAAR STAAR Spanish STAAR L for Mathematics STAAR A

Grade 5 mathematics, reading, and science STAAR STAAR Spanish STAAR L for Mathematics and science STAAR A

Grade 6 mathematics and reading STAAR STAAR L for Mathematics STAAR A

Grade 7 mathematics, reading, and writing STAAR STAAR L for Mathematics STAAR A

Grade 8 mathematics, reading, science, and social studies STAAR STAAR L for Mathematics, science, and social studies STAAR A

EOC Algebra I, Algebra II, English I, English II, English III, biology, and U.S. history

STAAR STAAR L for Algebra I, biology, and U.S. history STAAR A for Algebra I, English I, English II, biology, and U.S. history

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Marilu Massignani Early Childhood Learning Center

F o u r S t a r C h i l d C a r e C e n t e r

The Center Offers:

Hot Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Afternoon Snack

DEVELOPMENTALLY APPROPRIATE CURRICULUM *Frog Street Curriculum for Infants *Big Day Curriculum for Toddlers

After school program *Arts & crafts *Outdoor games *Homework assistance *Recreational area

HIGHLY QUALIFIED STAFF *Licensed & Certified Director *Program Officer *CDA providers *Early childhood educator *CPR, first aid, & AED trained

Library *Books *Interactive Smart Board *Educational materials, audio story books

McKinney-Vento Foster Care Liaison

Federal McKinney-Vento Act You can still enroll in school if you live: In a shelter In a motel, hotel, or weekly-rate housing In a house or apartment with more than one family In an abandoned building or a car, at a campground,

or on the street In temporary foster care or with an adult who is not

your parent or legal guardian In substandard housing With friends or family because you are a run away or

unaccompanied youth You may also: Continue to attend the school in which you were last

enrolled Receive transportation from your current residence

back to your school of origin Qualify automatically for Child Nutrition Programs Participate fully in all school activities Contact the district liaison to resolve any disputes that

arise during the enrollment process

Anita Balderas, School District Liaison or Betty Rocha-Mena, Program Officer

(830)374-8108 or 374-8109

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Dr. Tomas Rivera Elementary

Principal: Andrea Guerrero Assistant Principal: Julie White Counselor: Janie Olvera

Sept. 8 & 9 Bus Evacuation Drill Sept. 13 Title I Parental Involvement 6:00 PM Sept. 27 Parent Night What Your Child 6:00 PM Needs to Learn Oct. 11 Dyslexia Parent Meeting 6:00 PM Oct. 20 Dad’s On Campus 6:00 PM

Oct. 31 Halloween Costume Parade

Nov. 1 Family Learning Night 6:00 pm ELAR/SS Nov. 9 Report Card Conference 1:00 PM Day

Dec. 3 Perfect Attendance

Pancakes with Santa

December 5th Pictures with

Santa

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Oct. 18 1st Grade Program

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Lorenzo De Zavala Elementary

Principal Assistant Principals Counselor Yolanda Luna Esequiel De La Fuente Carmen Gallegos Erika Cuellar Lindsey Young

Bilingual Parent Meeting Sept. 14 Report Card Nights—5-6 PM October 5, & November 9 Dyslexia Parent Meeting Oct. 24 Family Learning Night Nov. 16

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Dads on Campus Oct. 10 6-8 PM Fall Jamaica Oct. 17 6-8 PM 50th Day of School Oct. 31

Shoe Box Parade November 11

Nov. 28—Dec. 15

Pictures With Santa December 2

Christmas Program December 8

6-7 PM

“Riding the Roller Coaster of 21st Centu-

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Benito Juarez Middle School

Principal—Carmel Diaz Assistant Principal—Veronica Hoffman Counselor—Cruz Mata

BJMS SCHOOL MOTTO: To be a CHAMP I must be…

Willing to understand Conversation levels Able to ask for Help

Ready to engage and complete Activities Happy to accept Movement procedures

Always willing to Participate Willing to expect Success in everything with

Guidance & Support

Our BJMS Student Code of Conduct is recited daily and states:

We the BJ students will be: HARDWORKING

RESPECTFUL RESPONSIBLE

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Sterling H. Fly Jr. High

Principal—Sarah Garcia Assistant Principal—Robert Alvarado Counselor—Maricela Guzman

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR PARENTS

DRESS CODE

Uniform required and it will be enforced the first day of school.

NEW STUDENTS

Please bring the name of the school your child last attend, immunization information, Social Security card and birth certificate.

ABSENCES

Please remember to call the school between 7:30 and 9:00 am to notify us of your child’s absence. When student returns to school following an absence, a note must accompany the child stating the date and reason for the absence. MEDICATION POLICY

All prescriptions and over-the-counter medication must be in its original container/box.

Sept. 7 Bilingual Parent Meeting 5:30 PM How-to-Help Social Studies 6-7 PM

October 6 Oct. 12 1st Reporting Period

Awards Ceremony

Oct. 26 Bilingual Parent Meeting 5:30 PM How-to-Help Math Night 6-7 PM

Nov. 16 2nd Reporting Period Award Ceremony Dec 15

Dec 16

Activities

Oct. 5 Report Card Night 6-7 PM Oct. 26 Fall Festival 6-9 PM

Department Nights

Sept. 21, 2016 & Jan. 19, 2017 ELAR Night 6-7 PM Oct. 12, 2016 & Feb. 16, 2017 Math Night 6-7 PM Nov. 17, 2016 & March 9, 2017 Science Night 6-7 PM

Sept. 20 Oct. 13

Tornado Drill Nov. 9

October 18

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Crystal City High School

Crystal City High School will continue to observe a closed campus during lunch and students will not be allowed to leave campus.

ABSENCES/ATTENDANCE Regular school attendance is essential for a student to make the most of his or her education─to benefit from teacher-led and school activities, to build each day’s learning on the previous day’s, and to grow as an individual. Absences from class may result in serious dis-ruption of a student’s mastery of the instructional materials; therefore, the student and parent should make every effort to avoid unnecessary absences. The state laws -one deal-ing with compulsory attendance, the other with attendance for course credit─are of special interest to students and parents.

CLASS SCHEDULES All students are expected to attend school for the entire school day and maintain a class/course schedule to fulfill each period of the day. Exceptions may be made occasion-ally by the campus principal for students in grades 9-12 who meet specific criteria and receive parental consent to enroll in less than a full-day’s schedule.

ACADEMIC PROGRAMS The school counselor provides students and parents information regarding academic programs to

prepare for higher education and career choices. For more information, you may contact the school counselor at (830)374-2341.

STUDENTS DRIVING PRIVATELY OWNED

MOTOR VEHICLES TO SCHOOL

The use of student operated motor vehicles for transportation to school is a privilege and not a right. The administration reserves the right to grant or deny permission to students to operate motor vehicles for transportation to school. Students and their parents assume full responsibility for any transportation to and from school not officially provided by the school.

Principal: Gabriel Garcia Assistant Principals: Dr. Linn Waiters Counselors: Dalia Urrabazo Maria Bermea Maggie Rodriguez Jorge Cerna

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Crystal City High School Mighty Javelina Band

DATE EVENT SITE Aug 26 Football Game Eagle Pass Winn

Sept 2 Football Game SA Southside

Sept 9 Football Game Zapata

Sept 17 16 de Septiembre Parade

Sept 23 Football Game Dilley

Sept 30 Football Game Cotulla

Oct. 1 Drums Along the Medina (Pre UIL)

Oct 7 Football Game Carrizo Springs

Oct 8 UIL Marching Pre TBA Contest

Oct 14 Football Game Poteet

Oct 15 UIL Marching Contest Hondo

Oct 21 Football Game Pearsall

Oct 28 Football Game Lytle

Oct 29 UIL Area Marching Contest

Band Director—Joe Honstein Philosophy The Crystal City Music Department believes in the Philosophy of making you the best musician you can possibly be while teaching the importance of self-discipline, cooperation, loyalty, and respect for others, with emphasis on the importance of responsibility. We strive to instill a desire and appreciation for excellence in the performance of any endeavor while providing students with the skill set and tools needed to perform to the best of their ability. Furthermore, we seek to teach students how to set individual goals in life and how to work to accomplish those goals. It is through these processes that we hope to create better citizens in the community.

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DATE EVENT SITE Nov 4 Football Game Devine

Nov 7 UIL State Marching Contest

Nov 11 Playoff Football Game TBA

Nov 12 Spinach Festival Parade

Dec 3 ATSSB Region Tryouts

Dec 9-10 ATSSB Region Clinic

Dec ? Holiday Concert

MJB Schedule 2016-2017

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MAINTENANCE & TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT

Phone: (830) 374-2571/Fax: (830) 374-8005

Department Staff Maintenance/Transportation Supervisor— Oscar Balderas Secretary—Betty Jo Garza Office Clerk—Adriana Montoya Shipping & Receiving—Pablo Hernandez Head Custodian/Bus Driver—Neftali Santiago

TRANSPORTATION RELATED SAFETY PROCEDURES

Students who need to cross the road to wait for the bus should do so before the bus arrives. Statewide experience shows this is the safest procedure. When the bus brings student home, the bus will wait for the student to cross the road before leaving. The cross-ing must be in front of the bus. Students have been instructed to follow this crossing procedure when they get off the bus: Take ten (10) GIANT steps in front of the bus (out far

enough for the bus driver to see their feet). The driver will establish eye contact with the student,

hold up one finger, point finger to either left or right to start student crossing.

Students will stop at the traffic side of the bus and will look left-right-left and then cross the road.

Students will always cross in front of the bus. Crossing behind the bus will result in a disciplinary action.

Students will not stop or return if any item is dropped. STOP when the bus horn is blown. (the horn will always

mean STOP AT ONCE). This procedure applies to all students both elemen-tary and secondary. Failure to observe safe crossing procedure is subject to disciplinary action, including loss of riding privileges.

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JUAN SOUTHWEST

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Designated student loading and unloading areas

Regular Bus: Loading/Unloading East Side of Tomas Rivera Elementary Special Ed Bus: Loading/Unloading Front of Zavala Elementary Cafeteria

BUS LINE BUS LINE Bus #16—Orange Bus #6—Purple Bus #27—Brown Bus #17—Blue Bus #8—Yellow Bus #18—White Bus #4—Red Bus #21—Pache Rodriguez Bus #28—Green Bus #12—Raul Martinez ROUTES, DRIVER AND BUS NUMBERS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. CHANGES WILL BE REPORTED TO CAMPUS

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MAINTENANCE & TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT

Phone: (830) 374-2571/Fax: (830) 374-8005

2 MILE RADIUS HAZARDOUS

2ND 12TH

#2 R.Martinez AM Departure: 6:45am PM Departure:

Ave D,Ave B & Ave G Ave D,Ave & Ave G

Ave & Ave 4th & 6th & 6th Ave

6th a& 6th

#5 J.Paulino AM Departure: 6:30am PM Departure:

Middle Over

of lorna Alta(las North Old Uvalde Surita Ranch Amaya Ranch

#10 Lerma AM Departure: 6:45am PM Departure:

Mobile Hacienda Park Casita Bushy Creek Cometa ,

of Lechuga Behind B/W. Zavala

#14 AM Departure: 6:45am PM Departure:

Entrance to Ranch Entrance to Triple R FM Chula River

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GUADALUPE SOUTH

JOSE SOUTHEAST

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2016 Varsity Schedule Scrimmages Aug. 12th Home Laredo Cigarroa 6:00 PM Aug. 18th Away Bandera 6:00 PM

Regular Season Aug. 26th Home Eagle Pass CC Winn 7:30 PM Sept. 2nd Away San Antonio Southside 7:30 PM Sept. 9th Away Zapata 7:30 PM Sept.16th OPEN OPEN OPEN Sept. 23rd Home Dilley 7:30 PM Sept. 30th Away Cotulla 7:30 PM Oct. 7th Home Carrizo Springs ** 7:30 PM Oct. 14th Away Poteet ** 7:30 PM Oct. 21st Home Pearsall ** 7:30 PM Oct. 28th Home Lytle ** 7:30 PM Nov. 4th Away Devine ** 7:30 PM

2016 Fresh Schedule Scrimmages

Aug. 12th Home Laredo Cigarroa 6:00 PM Aug. 18th Away Bandera 6:00 PM

Regular Season Aug. 25th Away Eagle Pass CC Winn 5:00 PM Sept. 1st Home San Antonio Southside 5:00 PM Sept. 8th Home Zapata 5:00 PM Sept.15th OPEN OPEN OPEN Sept. 22nd Away Dilley 5:00 PM Sept. 29th Home Cotulla 5:00 PM Oct. 6th Away Carrizo Springs ** 5:00 PM Oct. 13th Home Poteet ** 5:00 PM Oct. 20th Away Pearsall ** 5:00 PM Oct. 27th Away Lytle ** 5:00 PM Nov. 3rd Home Devine ** 5:00 PM

Crystal City Javelinas

2016 JV Schedule Scrimmages

Aug. 12th Home Laredo Cigarroa 6:00 PM Aug. 18th Away Bandera 6:00 PM

Regular Season Aug. 25th Away Eagle Pass CC Winn 6:30 PM Sept. 1st Home San Antonio Southside 6:30 PM Sept. 8th Home Zapata 6:30 PM Sept.15th OPEN OPEN OPEN Sept. 22nd Away Dilley 6:30 PM Sept. 29th Home Cotulla 6:30 PM Oct. 6th Away Carrizo Springs ** 6:30 PM Oct. 13th Home Poteet ** 6:30 PM Oct. 20th Away Pearsall ** 6:30 PM Oct. 27th Away Lytle ** 6:30 PM Nov. 3rd Home Devine ** 6:30 PM

Athletic Director-Head Football Coach: David Lopez

Offensive Coordinator: Fortino Patino

Defensive Coordinator:

Special Teams Coordinator: Robert Ramirez Josue Lomas John Guerrero Marcos Martinez III Ruben Salazar

Athletic Director-Head Football Coach: David Lopez

Freshman Coaches - Jesse Tapia, Rey Flores Luis Hinojosa, Robert Olvedo

Athletic Director-Head Football Coach: David Lopez

JV Coaches - Josue Lomas, Ector Ybarra , Marcos Martinez III, Ruben Salazar

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Boys Basketball Schedule 2016-2017

Date Opponent Place Time Nov. 15 Eagle Pass Away 5:00 Nov.18 Laredo LBJ Away 5:00 Nov.22 CC Winn Home 5:00 Nov. 25 Nov. 28 CC Winn Away 5:00 Dec. 1-3 Pearsall Tournament Away TBA Dec. 6 Away 5:00 Dec. 13 Cotulla Dec.16 Home 5:30 Dec. 20 Carrizo Springs Away 5:00 Dec. 27-28 Randolph Tournament Away TBA Jan.3 Dilley Home 3:00 Jan. 6 OPEN Jan. 10 Hondo Home 5:00 Jan. 13 *Devine Away 5:00 Jan. 17 *Lytle Away 5:00 Jan. 20 *Carrizo Springs Away 5:00 Jan. 24 Jan. 27 * Pearsall Away 5:00 Jan. 31 *Devine Home 5:00 Feb. 3 * Lytle Home 5:00 Feb. 7 * Carrizo Springs Home 5:00 Feb. 10 Open Feb. 14 * Pearsall Away 5:00

*Denotes 30-AAAA District Games Head Coach: Rey Flores Assistant Coaches: Christopher Noe, Sergio Zamara, Jesse Tapia Cell: (830)374-6236 High School Principle: Gabriel Garcia Athletic Director: David Lopez Superintendent: Imelda Allen

2016—2017 Schedule

Date Site Division Saturday, Aug. 27 Pearsall HS, JH Saturday, Sept. 3 Crystal City HS, JH Saturday, Sept. 10 Eagle Pass HS, JH Saturday, Sept. 17 Corpus Chrisit HS Saturday, Sept. 24 Fredericksburg HS, JH Saturday, Oct. 1 Round Rock HS Saturday, Oct. 1 Dilley JH Saturday, Oct. 8 University Incarnate Word HS, JH Saturday, Oct. 15 REST Wednesday, Oct. 19 District 29-4AAAA @ Crystal City HS, JH Saturday, Oct. 22 OPEN Fri. & Sat., Oct. 28-29 Regional’s @ Corpus Christi HS Saturday, Nov. 5 OPEN Fri. & Sat., Nov. 11-12 State Meet @ Round Rock HS

Head Coach: Sonia Perez Assistant Coach: Sylvester Salinas Superintendent: Imelda Allen High School Principal: Gabriel Garcia Junior High Principal: Sarah Garcia Athletic Director: David Lopez

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DAY DATE OPPONENT SITE TEAM TIME

Mon Aug. 1 First Day of Two-a-days Hs Gym F/JV/V 7

Fri Aug. 5 (S) CC Winn/LBJ/Del Rio/Eagle Pass HS Eagle Pass F/JV/V 9

Sat. Aug. 6 (S) Uvalde/Eagle Pass HS/Hondo Uvalde F/JV/V 9

Wed. Aug. 10 Eagle Pass—CC Winn Crystal City F/JV/V 5/5/6

Fri./Sat. Aug. 12 & 13 St. Agustine Tournament Laredo V TBA

Tue. Aug. 16 Brackettville/Leakey Leakey JV/V 4/5

Wed. Aug. 17 St. Agustine Crystal City JV/V 5/6

Fri./Sat. Aug 19 & 20 Devine Tournament Devine V 1

Tue. Aug. 23 Cotulla Crystal City F/JV/V 5/6/7

Fri./Sat. Aug. 26 & 27 Lay Longhorn Tournament Laredo V 11

Tue. Aug. 30 Eagle Pass HS Eagle Pass F/JV/V 5/6/7

Fri. Sept. 2 LBJ Laredo F/JV/V 4:30/4:30/5:30

Tues. Sept. 6 Fox Tech Crystal City F/JV/V 5:30/5:30/6:30

Tues. Sept. 13 La Pryor Crystal City F/JV/V 5/6/7

Fri. Sept. 16 Dilley Dilley V/JV 4:30/5:30

Tues. Sept. 20 Uvalde Uvalde F/JV/V 5/5/6

Tues. Sept. 27 Cotulla Cotulla F/JV/V 5/6/7

Fri. Sept. 30 *Devine* Devine F/JV/F 4:30/5:30/5:30

Tues. Oct. 4 *Pearsall* Pearsall F/JV/V 5:30/5:30/6:30

Fri. Oct. 7 *Carrizo Springs* Crystal City V/JV/F 4:30/5:30/5:30

Tues. Oct. 11 *Lytle* Crystal City F/JV/V 5:30/5:30/6:30

Tues. Oct. 18 *Devine* Crystal City F/JV/V 5:30/5:30/6:30

Fri. Oct. 21 *Pearsall* Crystal City V/JV/F 4:30/5:30/5:30

Tues. Oct. 25 *Carrizo Springs* Carrizo F/JV/V 5:30/5:30/6:30

Superintendent: Imelda R. Allen Main Office #: 830-374-2367 Principal: Gabrial Garcia HS Office #: 830-374-2341 Assistant Principal: Lynn Waiters HS Fax#: 830-374-8012 Athletic Director: David Lopez Field House #: 830-374-8035 Head Coach: Criselda Mata Tapia Cell Phone #: 830-322-6777 Assistant Coaches: Olga Velasquez Cris Tina Diaz Yliana Castillo

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If you have a problem that does not seemed to be resolved, a follow up call can be made to the person listed below:

Classroom Questions.…………………… Teacher

Athletic Question (Player Related)..……. Team Coach

Teacher……………………………………. Building Principal

Team Coach.……………………………… Athletic Director Athletic Question (Facilities Related).….. Athletic Director

Counselor………………….……………… Building Principal

Athletic Director (Player Related)..……… High School Principal

Secretary of the Building…………………. Building Principal

Bus Question or Problem………………… Transportation Supervisor

Athletic Director (Facilities Related)……. Superintendent

Transportation Supervisor………………. Superintendent

Custodial/Maintenance Supervisor…….. Superintendent Food Service Director……………………. Superintendent

Building Principal……………….………… Superintendent

Business Manager……………………….. Superintendent

Superintendent……………………………. Board of Trustees President

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