Central Freshman Campus Information Packet

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Information Packet

Welcome to High School!
Enclosed you will find helpful information for your freshman year.
Please keep this packet in a convenient place for ease of reference
throughout the year.

Table of Contents

Central Freshman Campus Information
Bell Schedule
Important Policies & Procedures
Freshman Dress Standards
District Calendar
Transportation/ Bus Information
Important Dates

Thank you!

Central High School Freshman Campus Information
2018-2019

CFC School Hours: Breakfast Hours:
7:45 a.m.- 3:30 p.m. 7:10 a.m.- 7:40 a.m.
Office Hours:
7:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m. Lunch Hours:
Contact Information: A Lunch
218 N. Oakes 76903
Phone Number: 325-659-3576 11:10 – 11:40
Main Office: Ext. 100 B Lunch
Fax Number: 325-659-3583
Principal: 11:42 – 12:12
Tim Reid C Lunch
Tracy Lasater, Secretary Ext. 111
Assistant Principals: 12:14 – 12:44
Colton Curtis No lunches may be
dropped off unless
parent stays to eat

with student.

Anna Munn School Colors:
Patti Stooksberry, Secretary Ext. 100 Orange & Blue
At-Risk Coordinator:
Lana Gill Ext. 112 Mascot:
Counseling Center:
Susan Self (A-L) Bobcat

Michele Delgado (M-Z) For More
Elsie Nava, Secretary Ext. 128 Information:
Data Entry Clerk: Visit our website!
Sandra Ledezma, Ext. 110 www.saisd.org
Cafeteria:
Mandy Pena, Manager Ext. 102 Click on: Schools- High
Instructional Coach: Schools- Central Freshman-
Pam Duncan, Ext. 123 Visit the Central Freshman
Nurse:
Wendi Polhemus, Ext. 106 Website

Join CFC E-News for
weekly updates!

Reporting a Student Absence:
Call Rosita Carrasco at 659-3576 Ext. 118 and send a written letter or doctor’s excuse
when your child returns.
Conferences: Please call to make an appointment if you would like to visit with one
of your child’s teachers. We encourage you to always start with the teacher before
contacting an administrator to discuss concerns.

We appreciate your partnership and support!

CFC Bell Schedule 2018-19

1st 7:40-8:48 (68)
2nd
3rd 8:52-9:42 (50)
9:46-10:36 (50)
Homeroom 10:40-11:10 (30)

4th A Lunch 11:10-11:40 (30)
Class 11:42-12:44 (62)

4TH B Class 11:14-11:42 (28)
Lunch 11:42-12:12 (30)
Class 12:14-12:44 (30)

4th C Class 11:14-12:14 (60)
5TH Lunch 12:14-12:44 (30)

12:48 – 1:38 (50)

6TH 1:42-2:32 (50)
7TH 2:36 – 3:30 (54)

Schedule changes will be based on course selections, 8th grade transcripts and course availability.
NO SCHEDULE CHANGES WILL BE PROCESSED AFTER THE FIRST 5 DAYS OF A SEMESTER!

Pre-AP to regular classes must be requested in writing from parent.

Important Policies & Procedures 2018-2019

Attendance~ Attendance is taken each class period every day. Each time a student is not in
class or is tardy by more than 10 minutes, it counts as an absence for that class. Parents must
provide a written note or doctor’s excuse for each absence.
Texas Public Attendance Law: Once a student has missed 10 days, all future absences will
be unexcused unless accompanied by a doctor’s note. Students will have 3 days to bring a doc-
tor’s note to excuse the absence. After that, the absence will remain unexcused. 3 absences in
a four week period will generate a note and a warning about truancy; 10 absences in a 6
month period will require us to file charges for failure to attend school or for parent contributing
to non-attendance. It is the parent’s responsibility to monitor their child’s attendance and re-
quire the student to attend school.
Cell Phones~ The school district policy states that students are not allowed to use cell phones or
have them on during the school day except at teacher discretion. (The school day begins when
the student arrives at school and ends at 3:30.) Students may use the campus phones if they
need to contact parents. If a student is caught with a cell phone out or if it rings, buzzes, or re-
ceives a signal during the school day, it will be confiscated and brought to the office. There is a
$15 fee to receive the phone back at the end of the day. CFC is not responsible for lost
or stolen cell phones.
Contacting Teachers~ You may call the front office at any time (659-3576 ext. 100) and we
can connect you to teacher’s voice mail throughout the day. You can also contact teachers via e-
mail.
Deliveries~ will NOT be accepted for students (flowers or lunches)
Drinks & Food~ Students will not be allowed to consume food or drinks in the school buildings.
Food or drinks that are brought for lunch must stay in its container or backpack until their lunch
period. Water fountains are available for drinks throughout the day. Due to food allergies and re-
strictions, parents may NOT drop off lunches unless they stay to give to student
personally. Parents who wish to eat lunch with their children need to bring a photo ID and ob-
tain a visitor’s pass. NO lunches may be brought on testing days.
Grades~ Teachers will update grades by each Wednesday.
I.D.s~ Students will be required to have a photo ID and keep it with them for identification in the
cafeteria, library, at sports events, and more. We will take pictures for IDs in class the first week
of school. If a student loses their ID, there is a $5 fee.
iPods/ MP3/ Electronic Devices~ We will allow students to bring electronic devices to CFC, if
a student is found using an electronic device without teacher approval, it will be taken up until the
end of the following school day. CFC is not responsible for lost or stolen devices.
Tutorials~ Tutorials are available in all 4 core subject areas.
Visitors~ Must check in at the front office with their driver’s license. Thank you!
VOE ~Verification of Enrollment ~is needed to obtain a drivers permit. Notice is needed and
the office will send home with student. Students are not permitted to drive to school.

2018-2019 Central High School Freshman Dress Standards

1. House slippers/ house shoes are not allowed.
2. All forms of headgear (hats, caps, hoodies, bandanas, beanies, etc.) are not acceptable in the

building.
3. Skirts and shorts must not be shorter than the students’ extended fingertips. Divided skirts,

hemmed above the knee, are considered shorts.
4. No spaghetti straps, tank tops or visible under-clothing will be permitted. All tops must be at

least 3 fingers wide on the shoulder. Students may not wear midriff-baring apparel.
5. Skintight attire is not acceptable. Shorts must be appropriate length and cover thigh when worn

with tights/leggings.
6. Proper under garments must be worn and not be visible. See thru attire is not allowed.
7. Students may not wear slogan buttons or clothing with inappropriate or violent slogans or

advertising. (An example would be an alcoholic beverage or tobacco advertisement.)
8. Any attire related to negative group behavior (gangs, etc.) will not be permitted.
9. Visible body piercing shall be limited to ear piercing, nose & tongue studs. All other visible

piercings, including retainers, are prohibited and will be collected in the office for student pick-up
after school.
10.Chains are not allowed.
11.Sagging will not be permitted. Pajama pants are not acceptable for school.
12.Sunglasses may not be worn.
13.Students may not wear unusual costumes that attract attention and detract from the learning
atmosphere. This includes unusual hairstyles or hair coloring.
14.Any other attire or grooming that is perceived by the administration as being detrimental to the
education process will not be allowed.
15.Tattoos that are allowed to be visible will be at the discretion of the campus administrator.
Tattoos that are considered to be gang related, vulgar or offensive will not be permitted to be
visible.

The principals shall determine if any item is disruptive to the learning environment or creates a safety
concern. It shall be dealt with on an individual basis. If a student is found in violation of the dress
code policy, an effort to notify a parent to bring a change of attire will be made. If the parent is
unable to bring a change of attire or the parent does not give the student permission to go home to
change, the student will not be allowed to enter the regular classroom and will serve the remainder
of the day in In-School Suspension. When a student is sent home, the absence will not count against
the mandatory attendance rule but will count against exemption if they are out for over 45 minutes.

San Angelo ISD District Calendar 2018-2019

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9-10,13 Professional Day (New Teachers Only) 3 Labor Day • Holiday 5 Professional Day • Student Holiday
14-17, 20-21 Professional Day 8 Columbus Day • Holiday
22 First Day of School

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21 Professional Day/Trade Day • Student Holiday 19 Early Release (Secondary) 1-4 Winter Break • Holiday
22-23 Thanksgiving • Holiday 20 Early Release (All) 7 Professional Day • Student Holiday
21-31 Winter Break • Holiday 21 Professional Day/Trade Day • Student Holiday

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15 Professional Day • Student Holiday 11-15 Spring Break • Holiday 19 Good Friday • Holiday
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3 Professional Day • Student Holiday 1 Professional Day 1-5 District Office Closed
27 Memorial Day • Holiday 1 Graduation
30 Early Release (Secondary)
31 Last Day of School / Early Release (All)

Symbol Key Reporting Periods

B egin Grading Cycle August 22 - October 19
E nd Grading Cycle October 22 - December 20
H oliday (Students and Staff) January 8 - March 8
Professional Learning Day • Student Holiday March 18 - May 31
Early Dismissal
STAAR Testing Days

9th Grade State Assessment Dates 2018-2019

STAAR = State Assessment of Academics Readiness

Date STAAR End-of-Course Exams

April 9, 2019 STAAR English 1*

OPEN WINDOW May 6-10 STAAR Algebra 1**

OPEN WINDOW May 6-10 STAAR Biology*

Please mark your calendars and do not schedule

appointments on these days.

*All students will be required to take these exams.

**Only students enrolled in these courses (Pre-AP included) will

be required to take these exams.

Important Dates:
Holiday: September 3
Open House: September 11
Student Holiday: October 5
Holiday: October 8
Trade Day: November 21
Thanksgiving Break: November 22-23
1st Semester Finals: December 18-19-20
Winter Break: December 21-January 4
Student Holiday: January 7
Trade Day: January 21
Student Holiday: February 15
Holiday: February 18
Spring Break: March 11-15
Holiday: April 19
Student Holiday: May 3
Holiday: May 27
2nd Semester Finals: May 29-30-31

CFC & CHS Freshman Bus Schedule 2018-2019

*subject to change

All buses pick up from CFC in the back and drop off in the front.

Students who have a class at Central High School 1st Period:
Go directly to CHS by 7:45 starting on the very 1st day of school.
After 1st period, immediately get on Bus #41, 60, 89, 90, or 99 by the CHS Tennis Courts to
return to CFC.

Students who have a class at Central High School 2nd Period:
After 1st period, go immediately to the back of CFC to catch Bus #17 to CHS.
After 2nd period, catch the Bus at the CHS Tennis Courts to return to CFC.

Students who have a class at Central High School 6th Period:
After 5th period, go immediately to the back of CFC to catch Bus #18 or 90 to CHS.
After 6th period, catch Bus #53 or 68 at the CHS Tennis Courts to return to CFC.

Students who have a class at Central High School 7th Period:
After 6th period, go immediately to the back of CFC to catch Bus #9, 18, 59, 79 to CHS.
After 7th period:
If you need to return to CFC, catch ANY Bus on Hickory Street.
If you need to go to the Stadium, catch Bus #52 or #15 by the CHS Tennis Courts.
If you need to go home, your parent may pick you up at CHS or you may catch the bus at CHS

that goes to your neighborhood.

Students who have a class at CFC 7th Period:
Plan ahead for transportation home, and choose your pick-up spot, if you are not riding the bus.
Buses load in the back immediately at 3:30.
If you need to go the Stadium, catch Bus #55 in the back.
If you need to go to CHS, catch ANY (of the 1st 3) Busses in the back.
If you need to go home, you will catch the bus in the back that goes to your neighborhood.

**To determine the Bus # and Route for transportation to and from your neighborhood, go to the
SAISD website and click on Students & Parents and then the Bus Routes link.
http://busroute.saisd.org/edulog/webquery/

***If you miss a bus, come to the front office at CFC or CHS to call for transportation.

CFC Main Office: 659-3576 ext 100
CHS Main Office: 947-3434 ext 100

Transportation: 659-3608

For More Information E-Mail Contact List:

General Info: Tracy Lasater [email protected]

Discipline: Colton Curtis [email protected]
Anna Munn [email protected]

Attendance: Rosita Carrasco [email protected]

Curriculum: Pam Duncan [email protected]

Counseling: Susan Self [email protected]
Family Services: Michele Delgado [email protected]
Library: Lana Gill [email protected]
Sophia Flores Sophia.Flores @saisd.org

English: Sherry Morton [email protected]
Pre-AP English: Casey Whitefield [email protected]
Algebra: David Millsap [email protected]
Pre-AP Algebra: Sherrie Ventura [email protected]
Geometry: David Millsap [email protected]
Pre-AP Geometry: David Millsap [email protected]
Biology: Robin Dehnel [email protected]
Pre-AP Biology: Hillary Ludwig [email protected]
World History: Al Lara [email protected]
Pre-AP World Hist: Kelcey Herrera [email protected]

Special Education: Melissa Barton [email protected]

Boys Athletics: Marty Houser [email protected]
Girls Athletics: David Millsap [email protected]

JROTC: George Marquez [email protected]
Spanish: Casandra Picon [email protected]
Art: Emerald Pando Emerald.Pando2saisd.org
Theater: Misty Siler [email protected]
Choir: Sunday Vaught [email protected]
Orchestra: Emilee Hall-Rocha [email protected]
Band: Joey Ashbrook [email protected]
Technology: Krystina Hunt [email protected]
Construction: Ray Rangel [email protected]
Welding: Hunter Smith [email protected]
Human Services: Debra Decker [email protected]

Principals: Tim Reid [email protected]
Colton Curtis [email protected]
Anna Munn [email protected]

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