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ParentLink Coming Soon!Parents, You may start receiving your ParentLink login ID on Friday, August 29th. Just bring your picture ID to Coronado's front desk. All About Open House!Open House is September 8th. Parents, please report to your student's 1st period class at 6pm for a video address from Mr. Koelliker. If your student has 1st period in an even-numbered portable, you will go to Room 200; odd-numbered portable, Room 404. At the conclusion of the video presentation, 1st period will begin. Get the schedule and all the details in this pretty flyer!! A Message from the PrincipalI want to warmly welcome you to Coronado High School for the 2008-2009 school year. It is hard to believe the summer is almost over and the new school year is upon us. Over the summer months we have been working hard to make certain that everything is in place to ensure your student has an awesome educational experience. Coronado continues to be a respected learning institution where we have established a strong academic focus, demonstrated excellence in every aspect of our school including athletic and extracurricular activities, and assembled a dedicated, hard-working, and committed staff who do their very best for our students. We are proud to say that once again we have been designated by the state as making AYP which is an incredible accomplishment for our staff, students, and community. As you begin a new year at Coronado, I would encourage you to attend school every day prepared to work hard as your teachers will provide you with the tools you will need to be successful in your future. Look to be an active participant in athletics, extracurricular activities, and performance groups. Studies show that students who participate in these types of activities while in high school are more successful socially and academically and are better prepared for college. It is exciting to see so many of our students participate in multiple sports and other extracurricular activities, including our outstanding clubs. Our student body and class officers are already at school planning some great activities for all of our students as they return. I look forward to the 2008-09 school year to be fun and exciting! Coronado is an awesome school and we are committed to provide the best educational experience possible. If you work hard, make good decisions, and take advantage of what we have to offer, you will have an incredible and memorable year. Remember – you will get out of your high school experience what you put into it. Welcome! I am excited and look forward to another awesome year at Coronado. Lee Koelliker, Principal 2008-09 Parent Advisory Committee MeetingsAll parents are invited to attend and meet with our principal, Mr. Lee Koelliker.
Attention Parents!Coronado is now using ParentLink for grades, attendance, homework assignments and school announcements. This is a secure, easy-to-use online website. Student information may also accessed over the phone. Students will be given a password on August 25 in their home room. You may receive your own password during school hours after September 1. Please bring your picture ID to Maryann (front-desk receptionist). Please note that passwords will also be available at Open House on September 8th. Athletes, Get Your Packets!All students who are interested in participating in a sport must pick up an athletic packet at the front desk or school bank. A $20 non-refundable fee will be assessed to each student trying out for an athletic team at Coronado High School. This fee will cover the $5 state-mandated impact concussion test as well as offset the cost of the random drug testing program which will be implemented this year. This fee will only apply once per year. If there are questions, please contact the athletic office at 799-6800, x4204. Get Your Opening Day Information Here!!!Closed CampusJust a reminder to parents and students, the Clark County School District has adopted a Closed Campus Policy for its schools. Millennium Scholarship UpdatesHigh school students in grades 9, 10, and 11 (Class of 2009 and beyond) are reminded that eligibility for the Millennium Scholarship will require successful completion of 14 core units in addition to earning a cumulative 3.25 G.P.A. In addition to the G.P.A. requirement, students must have been a resident of Nevada for at least two of the four high school years, pass all sections of the Nevada High School Proficiency test, and graduate from a Nevada high school. The 14 core units consist of four years of English, four years of mathematics (including Algebra II), three years of natural science, and three years of social science/history. For more information on the Millennium Scholarship Program, visit http://nevadatreasurer.gov Seniors: Don’t Forget to Register for ACT/SATCCSD seniors are encouraged to register for the ACT/SAT if they have not done so already! These tests are required by most four-year colleges and universities for admission and placement purposes. Although colleges and universities generally accept either test, seniors are encouraged to take both tests, if possible. The ACT consists of four sections with an optional writing test. Cost for the ACT is $30.00 plus an additional $14.50 for students who take the optional writing test. For more information on the ACT or to register, visit www.actstudent.org. The SAT I consists of two sections plus a required writing test. Cost for the SAT I is $43.00, which includes the writing test. For more information on the SAT I or to register, visit www.collegeboard.com. |
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