Sept.-Oct. 2013 Newsletter

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Mission
Volume 39, Issue 2
Volume 27, Issue 5
The Doherty High School
Community
will graduate
April/ May 2002
April/
May 2002
students
who model
integrity and are prepared
to achieve their academic
and civic potential.
SPARTAN NEWS
SPAR TAN NEW S
Thom as B. Dohert y High Scho ol
Volum e 39, Issue 2
February/March 2002
Dennis F. Vigil, Principal
Septem ber/October 2013
Thomas B. Doherty High School
Dennis F. Vigil, Principal
Volume 39, Issue 2
September/October 2013
IMPORTANT ACTIVITIES
Inside this issue:
EVERY MONDAY MORNING IS A 50 MINUTE LATE START FOR
Attendance Information
Baby Ads (for Seniors)
Bell Schedule
7
6
21
Counseling Center News
D-11 Calendar
Food/Latex Allergies
12
22
9
Gifted & Talented
Honor Roll
Immunization Information
8
15
9
Important Dates & info.
Meetings w/D11 Board
NHS
1
11
18
3
Parent Connect Service
Parent/Teacher Conferences
Parking Information
Principal’s Letter
3
4
8
2
SAC & PTA
Senior Portrait Info
TCAP Credit
Volunteers
Yearbook
4
5
23
3
5
Inclement Weather Procedures
STAFF COLLABORATION EXCEPT DECEMBER 16
Wednesday, Sept. 25 PARENT/TEACHER CONFERENCES INVITATION ONLY
See page 4 for more information.
Saturday, Sept. 28
CAR SHOW
Monday, Sept. 30
SAC/PTSA—SPARTAN ROOM—6:00 –7:30 PM
Sept. 30-Oct. 5
HOMECOMING WEEK
Tuesday, October 1
OFFICIAL STUDENT COUNT DAY
Wednesday, October 16
PICTURE RETAKES
Thursday, October 17
END OF FIRST QUARTER
Friday, October 18
TEACHER WORKDAY—NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS
PARENT/TEACHER CONFERENCES—p.m.
October 24 & 25
CONFERENCES-NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS
Monday, October 28
SAC/PTSA—SPARTAN ROOM—6:00 –7:30 PM
Thursday, October 31
HARVEST OF LOVE BEGINS
OTHER IMPORTANT ACTIVITIES
Thursday, Oct. 3
CAR BASH—DURING LUNCH
Friday, Oct. 4
HOMECOMING ASSEMBLY—10:20AM
FOOTBALL GAME VS ROCK CANYON—7 PM—Gary Berry Stadium
Make Doherty Web Site a
Favorite!
Log onto:
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Saturday, Oct.. 5
HOMECOMING DANCE—8 PM
Tuesday, October 1
CHOIR CONCERT—7 PM—Auditorium
Thursday, October 3
ORCHESTRA CONCERT—7 PM—Auditorium
Tuesday, October 8
BAND CONCERT—7 PM—Auditorium
PSAT TESTING
Thursday, Oct. 17
ACADEMIC AWARDS—7 PM—Auditorium
Oct. 31-Nov. 2
FALL PLAY
Volume 39, Issue 2
Page 2
Letter from the Principal
September 12, 2013
Dear Doherty Parents,
Hope this edition of the Doherty Newsletter reaches you all in good health and spirits! The new year has
gotten off to a rousing start and we are excited to have the 2013-14 school year underway. As we have done
for the past two years, the first day of school was devoted to the Freshman class so they could better acclimate
themselves to high school without the upper classmen here. The day went extremely well and we received
very positive feedback form parents and students alike. I would like to give a shout out to Ms. Lianne
Thiessen, the sponsor of our Link Crew, for organizing and carrying out a very good day for the freshman.
Again, a major theme for this year is that we will not be doing “business as usual” in terms of instruction. Dr.
Gledich, the superintendent of schools, has challenged all schools to “create Awesome” in our schools and
our students. I have challenged our staff to give quality Tier I instruction to ALL students in their classes and
to make sure that everyone “gets it” before they leave their classes. We continued our upward trend on TCAP
testing and I am proud, but still ready to increase those scores and have more students score in the proficient
and advanced categories in this coming year’s TCAP test.
Please visit our website, as that is the “window” into our house and, as usual, you are always welcome to
come by and pay us a visit. Just sign in at the West entrance and you can access the building as you wish.
Please know that you are a very important partner in your son or daughter’s education. We need you as an
ally!!
Have a great year and if you need anything, please feel free to drop me a phone call or an e-mail.
Sincerely,
Dennis Vigil, Principal
Volume 39, Issue 2
Page 3
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
Doherty High School’s Arista Chapter of the National Honor Society is gearing up for the
2013-2014 school year. The first task is inviting prospective members, those students with a
3.75 GPA or higher, to submit their information for consideration. Letters will be sent by the
3rd week of September to those students whose GPA qualifies them for possible membership in NHS. As part of the invitation process, students will be asked to complete an information form, outlining their extracurricular activities, community service, and leadership
participation. These information forms, along with a character rating form from Doherty
faculty, are evaluated by a five member Faculty Council. Those students who qualify will
then be invited to join NHS and will be required to attend a formal induction ceremony, usually held in early October, marking their official membership in Doherty NHS. If you have
questions regarding NHS, please contact Rob Gardner, [email protected], 328-6503.
ATTENTION ALL VOLUNTEERS!
Doherty High School could not function without the help of our volunteers! We thank each and
everyone of you for your dedication in helping our kids. If you would like to join our volunteers at DHS
please give Michelle Perez a call at 328-6410. Volunteer Registration Forms are available from Mrs.
Perez in the main office. Volunteer Registration is a District 11 requirement and may be done online if
you prefer. The address is: www.d11.org/volunteer.
Volunteer hours not only benefit staff and students, they also bring funding to the school in the form
of Federal Grants. If you would like to volunteer please call Michelle Perez at 328-6410.
Thanks to everyone who volunteers!
PARENT ACCESS TO GRADES/ATTENDANCE
Zangle “Parent Connect” access to the Internet Site is: http://www.d11.org. Click on the Parent
Connect Logo on the home page. This program provides parents with direct access to student data via
the internet. Parents may view progress reports, attendance records, report cards, transcripts, test history,
selected student demographic information, the current student class schedule, behavior and health. All
teachers will enter attendance into Zangle on a daily basis.
Parent Connect PIN numbers and passwords are available by coming to the Data Processing
Office between the hours of 7:30 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. You may call Vickie Smith at 328-6464 if you
need further information.
Parents are required to show a picture ID in order to have access to their student’s information.
Volume 39, Issue 2
Page 4
PARENT TEACHER CONFERENCES
Parents! Please read the important information below regarding Parent Teacher
Conferences. The emphasis of this school year is “every student, every day”.
In accordance with the emphasis we, as a staff, will continue the mid quarter
Parent Teacher Conference by teacher invitation only, as we did last year. This
seems to more fully meet the needs of students as they strive for success and
achievement in their high school careers.
Mid Quarter—by Invitation only

We are going to have our first day of conferences on Wednesday, September 25th. We will have a
normal school day on September 25th and then teachers will come back at 5:00 p.m. for specifically
identified conferences. These conferences will be for identified students who are in need of
interventions; parents will meet with teachers to get their son or daughter back on track after this first
four weeks of school. The conference/early intervention could be for grades, attendance, or both.
Parents will be called to set up an appointment.
End of Quarter—for everyone

The end of quarter conferences will be held on October 23rd and 24th.
Oct. 23rd will be our usual “arena conferencing” in the main gym beginning at 5:00 p.m. No
appointment is necessary for these arena conferences.
Oct. 24th will be the day that parents will be able to attend pre-scheduled appointments/
conferences to meet with their son or daughter’s teachers. These pre-scheduled conferences
with specific teachers will be from 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. on Oct. 24th.
Our best hope is that we are servicing more students in a timelier fashion and truly
meeting the needs of “every student, every day”!
Do you want to make a difference?
Join SAC (School Accountability Committee) or PTSA (Parent/Teacher/Student Association).
The meetings are held from 6:00-7:30 PM. For more information get in touch with the SAC
Chair, Carrie Kohut at [email protected] or PTA Co-Chairs, Charlene Paxton and Deb Roark.
Next meeting is September 30, 2013.
Volume 39, Issue 2
Page 5
CLASS OF 2014 SENIOR PORTRAITS
The yearbook is going to continue the tradition of a full –color senior section; however, very strict parameters are
required. We need uniformity in the section and to follow yearbook design principles. Remember these are portraits and not
snapshots. Please review and follow the specification and deadlines outlined below. Any pictures that do not comply with
these specifications WILL NOT BE PREPARED! The yearbook staff reserves the right to reject any photo submission.
Specifics:
PICTURE SIZE: 2 1/4" to 2 1/2 " wide by 3 1/4" high (standard wallet size at MOST photographer locations
FINISH: No pictures that include a company logo. No black and white photos.
HEAD SIZE: Unrestricted
BACKGROUND: Any photo background that does not obscure identification (ex: shadows)
POSE: Forward facing HEAD/BUST SHOTS ONLY!
ATTIRE: School Appropriate Dress or Better --- clothing must comply with the Doherty High School dress code.
Examples include but are not limited to: no spaghetti straps or strapless tops! No t-shirts, caps and gowns, hats, jackets,
or any other attire that would not be considered dressy or school appropriate.
*IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO TURN IN AN ELECTRONIC PICTURE VIA EMAIL, CD, or FLASH DRIVE, THERE
WILL BE AN EXTRA $15 HANDLING FEE.
How to turn in Senior Picture:
1. Go to the secure website: www.hjeshare.com
2. Enter our school’s order number: 7827
3. Locate the picture (file) you want to upload. Click on the filename to select it, click Open.
4. Click on the thumbnail to select the photo and enter information about the image. Be sure to include
your student’s full legal name as you want it spelled in the yearbook.
5. Click Submit Image Information when you are done.
*There is no fee for submitting your senior portrait using the Herff Jones site
 Email to Ms. Hawkinson at [email protected]. Your picture needs to be a jpeg; we will not be
able to accept anything else.
 Bring in a CD with your portrait on it.
 Bring in a hard copy and pay the $15 processing fee.
DEADLINES: On or before October 31, 2013
*********NO SENIOR PORTRAITS WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER October 31, 2013*********
Yearbook Staff 2013-2014
Don’t Miss A Yearbook!
This year will be the best yearbook ever! Don’t miss out on your limited edition. Yearbooks may be purchased at any
time during the school year in the business office; however, it is highly recommended that you buy your copy early.
You may purchase an activity ticket with a yearbook that will ensure you a yearbook at the end of the year and
admission to Doherty home sporting events at no additional cost. It also avoids any price increase or finding yourself
without a yearbook in the spring.
*Yearbook/ Activity Ticket combination is $80.00
*Yearbook only second quarter, October 21, 2013 will be $85.00
*Yearbook only second semester, January 8, 2014, will be $95.00
*Activity Ticket only is $15.00
(Due to our large number of students and increase in yearbook production expense and delivery costs the
yearbook only purchase will not be available until 2 nd quarter, October 21, 2013.)
Volume 39, Issue 2
Page 6
ATTENTION PARENTS OF SENIORS
FOR THE 2013-2014 SCHOOL YEAR
Would you like to honor your senior student and tell him or her how proud you are? Here’s your chance to put a
dedication and the most adorable baby pictures in the 2014 DHS yearbook. It is a great way for the students to
always know how much you cared during the most special and exciting times.
All submissions must be clearly labeled and be in to the yearbook staff by October 31, 2013. Last year we added the
option of going on the Herff Jones website, www.yearbookordercenter.com, and creating your ad yourself. You will
need to log into the site using the code 7827, which is specific for Doherty High School. Please see the DHS home
page- “Links to Baby Ad Creation” for a direct link to the site.
If you choose to have us create your baby ad, as we have in the past, please bring payment to the business office; once
you have paid you will need to leave your dedication and pictures, with a copy of your receipt, in Ms. Hawkinson’s
mailbox. ALL PAYMENTS MUST BE MADE THROUGH THE BUSINESS OFFICE. Please do not submit
your one and only picture, as they will not be returned. Copies can be made easily at photo processing centers
everywhere. It would be extremely helpful if dedications were emailed to [email protected]. If this is not
possible please make sure to turn in a printed copy of your dedication, typed in Microsoft Word, as well as a copy on a
disk. Dedications may be edited for content, clarity, or space. Only one student is permitted per ad unless the students
are siblings.
For the 2014 Stigme Chronou Yearbook, Baby Ads will be available in either black and white or full color
printing.
2014 Baby Ad Specifications:
Whole Page Options
Color:
$395
Black & White: $260
7 pictures & 135 words
3 picture & 235 words
No picture & 350 words
1/2 Page Options
Color:
$210
Black & White: $165
1/4 Page Options
Color:
$128
Black & White: $ 94
1/8 Page Options
Color:
$94
Black & White: $72
Volume 39, Issue 2
Page 7
PRE-ARRANGED ABSENCES
The proper procedures for pre-arranged absences
(such as family vacations) are:

Contact the attendance secretaries.
Mrs. Watts at 328-6413 or
Mrs. Palmer at 328-6414
 The student must take a written note from
parent/guardian to all teachers prior to the absence.
It is then up to the student to get the homework assignments.
 Parents may obtain the school telephone numbers/
email addresses of teachers from the Doherty web
site: w3.d11.org/doherty
 Please be aware that such absences may have a detrimental effect on your child’s academic progress.
Attendance Policies and the Colorado State
Statute regarding School Attendance
STUDENT APPOINTMENTS OUT OF THE
BUILDING
When a student has an appointment the proper procedures are as follows:

Contact the attendance secretaries by note or call in
advance of the appointment:
Mrs. Watts at 328-6413 or
Mrs. Palmer at 328-6414
 If the student is aware of the appointment, it is up to
him/her to go to the attendance office and get a pass
in order to be released from class.
 The student is to check out through the attendance office prior to leaving the building.
Please work with us in keeping the lines of communication open at Doherty. When you are aware that your son
or daughter will be missing school, please inform the
Attendance Office immediately. By following this procedure, we can better serve your student’s academic
needs.
“Why can’t I excuse my student whenever I want, for whatever reason I want?”
We hear this over and over again by exasperated parents wondering why we ask the reason for the absence of their son or
daughter. Parents believe that since they are the parents they can and should be able to excuse students for babysitting,
oversleeping, students were tired from a late-night practice, or the students do not have their assignments ready to turn in. We, as
educators, cannot allow the state law to be bent or broken by parents who want to “help” their children by excusing them for any
and all reasons.
The state law is very clear and states in part, “Every child who has attained the age of seven years and is under the age of
seventeen shall attend school.” The law also states in part that, “legally, a parent can only excuse their child from attending school
for the reasons below”;
 Temporarily ill or injured
 Absent for an extended period due to physical, mental, or emotional disability
 Suspended, expelled, or denied admission to school
 In the custody of a court or law enforcement authorities
 Being instructed at home under a home-schooling situation
Now the state also gives school districts latitude in enforcing the law and that is why we do excuse for reasons such as leaving town
to attend a sibling’s graduation or, sadly, a funeral. We also show latitude to parents who have had a power failure and get their
student to school late one day. However, it would be irresponsible for the school to allow parents to dictate to us when and how we
excuse their students.
Please help us enforce the Colorado State Statute and excuse your students only for the above reasons. If something out of
the ordinary does occur we will work with you but remember that we cannot and will not excuse every other day of “my alarm did
not go off” or “I ran into a traffic jam on Academy Blvd.”
At Doherty High School we believe in setting standards that are fair, equitable, and enhance the ability for success of every
student. This begins, most undoubtedly, with good attendance. A summary of the Colorado State Attendance law and our
attendance policies and procedures can be found on pages 12 and 13 in the Student Handbook. If you have any questions, please
contact Mr. Ted Stevens at 328-6404 and he would be happy to meet with you to review our attendance policies. You can also call
me at anytime. My secretary, Ms. Bowyer, will make an appointment for you to see me if you wish. You may call her at 328-6411.
Thank you.
Dennis F. Vigil
Volume 39, Issue 2
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Gifted and Talented News
Sue Keller, GRT
Welcome to the start of a new school year. My name is Sue Keller and I will be the Gifted and Talented Resource
Teacher, GRT, for the upcoming school year. If you are interested in upcoming events that may be of interest to the
GT population, please send me an email at [email protected].
Upcoming events of note:
1) The regular deadline for the 10/26/13 ACT test is 9/27/13. The regular deadline for the 12/14/13 ACT is
11/8/13.
2) The regular deadline for the 11/2/13 SAT test is 10/3/13. The regular deadline for the 12/7/13 SAT is
11/08/13.
3) The PSAT/NMSQT will be given at DHS on October 16th starting at 8 AM for any high school junior. In the
past, the cost of the test is $18.00. Checks should be made payable to Doherty High School. Students may
begin registering for the test in the counseling center with the counseling secretary beginning October 2 nd.
4) The Colorado Association for Gifted and Talented, CAGT, will be hosting the National Association for Gifted
Children conference this year on October 7th and 8th. The conference will be held at the Marriott Denver Tech
Center. For information please access http://coloradogifted.org.
As always, please feel free to contact me at [email protected] or 328-6498 if you have any questions or concerns
about your child.
TOWING / IMMOBILIZATION (BOOTING) OF VEHICLES
Because of our School Board policy requiring the purchase of a $50 parking permit, any vehicle parked in
the Doherty High School parking lot that does not have a current & valid DHS parking permit posted on the
vehicles windshield (in the designated location) will be subject to being towed or immobilized (booted) at the
owner's expense. Please note that there are posted signs in the west and east parking lots stating this warning.
Any student who has purchased a Doherty High School parking permit and must bring a vehicle other that
the one with the DHS permit on it, must contact one of our Security Officers to secure a temporary permit. If a
student fails to secure a temporary permit, their vehicle will be ticketed and is subject to being towed or
immobilized (booted). If you have questions call Ms. Kim Southard, Assistant Principal (328-6405).
PARKING LOT/DROP OFF AND PICK UP
Please be aware of the bus loading zones located on Barnes Road. DO NOT STOP AND PARK IN THESE
AREAS TO PICK UP YOUR STUDENT. Signs are posted indicating “No Parking Bus Loading Zone” and it will be
blocked off daily for school bus pick ups. You may pick up your student in the east parking lot where there is less
traffic. Please notice however this is a right turn only exit! Help us in making your students drop off and pick up as safe
as possible.
Please note the Aspen Center directly across from DHS to the north has posted “No Trespassing or Student Drop Off”
signs. Please do not pull into this area to wait for your student or to drop them off. You could be ticketed for
trespassing. Remind your student not to park in any business area around the school. This is private property and the
owner of the property may have your vehicle towed.
Your cooperation in this matter is greatly appreciated. If anyone has ideas to make student drop off and pick up run
more smoothly and safer, we are always open to suggestions. Please contact Kim Southard, Assistant Principal at
328-6405 if you have any questions.
Volume 39, Issue 2
Page 9
OUT THE NEW SPORTS WEBSITE
FOR ALL YOUR SPORTS INFORMATION!
DOHERTYATHLETICS.ORG
IMMUNIZATION REQUIREMENTS
AFFECTING DOHERTY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment requires that every student 6th
through 12th grade student has received the Tdap (tetanus/diphtheria, pertussis) Booster.
As you will recall, students at the high school level are already required to have completed a 2nd MMR
immunization, and the Hepatitis B (three shot immunization) series, as well as documentation of completed DPT and
Polio series. If the student has a documented history of chicken pox disease, no Varivax immunization is required.
The Varivax requirement for the 2011-2012 school year is one dose for 9th through 11th grades.
Contact your health care provider for information/appointments OR you can obtain immunizations through:
El Paso County Department of Public Health & Environment (578-3272) –new location:
1675 West Garden of the Gods Rd (West of I-25)—on the 2nd floor
Ronald McDonald Care Mobile (866-6789) - call for availability dates/site locations.

SET Clinic - (776-8850)- 825 E. Pikes Peak (former St. Francis Hospital)
IMMUNIZATIONS ARE BY APPOINTMENT ONLY AT ALL OF THESE LOCATIONS.
Call to find out if the site takes Medicaid or CHP+ insurance or if the immunization is for a small fee or FREE.
Always bring the student’s immunization record to your appointment; then provide a copy of the immunization documentation to the registrar at Doherty High School.
The state of Colorado requires all students to have either an up-to-date immunization document or a signed exemption on file. Parents may sign a personal or religious exemption available in the registrar’s office or they can contact
their physician to obtain a medical exemption, if appropriate.
Please contact the registrar’s office if you have any questions or if you would like to speak personally to the school
nurse who visits Doherty High School. Thank you.
Latex Allergies
At Doherty HS, there are at least NINE students (whom we are aware of) who are ALLERGIC TO
LATEX. Most likely there are more students as well as staff who are allergic. It is possible they may
not even be aware of it yet. We are, therefore, enlisting our Doherty parents help. PLEASE do not send
latex balloons or balloon bouquets to school for your teen’s birthday, Valentine’s Day or other
occasion. If one of these balloons break, latex particles are emitted into the air and a person who has a
latex allergy could have a severe allergic reaction. This could be life-threatening. Please check before
ordering balloons that are to be delivered to school to assure that they are NOT LATEX. Thank you for
your help and concern for everyone in our Doherty community.
Volume 39, Issue 2
Page 10
LETTER TO PARENTS CONCERNING FOOD ALLERGIES
Dear Parents/Guardians of School District 11 Students:
Food allergies can be life-threatening. It is important that schools, students, parents, and physicians work
together to help minimize risks for students with food allergies. District 11 has implemented a policy
(JLCDA, Response to Students with Food Allergies) and we wanted to inform you of this important
policy & anaphylaxis plan required by State law.
If your child has been prescribed medication for treatment of a food allergy or anaphylaxis, please contact
your child’s school to obtain a Medication Administration form and an Allergy & Anaphylaxis Plan form.
We strongly encourage you to return these completed forms and supply the school with the prescribed
medication needed for treatment of the student’s food allergies or anaphylaxis in a timely fashion.
Additional information related to food allergies and student’s special dietary needs can be found at
www.d11.org/FNS/Pages/SpecialDiets.aspx or available at any CSSD11 School Kitchen.
Please feel free to contact your school with questions or concerns related to your child’s diagnosed food
allergy or anaphylaxis plan.
**************************************************************************************
Estimados padres y tutores de los alumnos del Distrito escolar 1:
Las alergias a los alimentos pueden ser potencialmente mortales. Es importante que las escuelas, los
alumnos, los padres y los médicos colaboren para ayudar a reducir al mínimo los riesgos de los alumnos
con alergias. El Distrito 11 ha implementado una norma de respuesta a los alumnos con alergias a alimentos (JLCDA, Response to Students with Food Allergies) y quisiéramos informarles sobre esta importante
norma y Plan para la anafilaxia que exigen las leyes estatales.
Si a su niño/niña le han recetado un medicamento para el tratamiento de las alergias a los alimentos o la
anafilaxia, sírvanse comunicarse con la escuela del niño para obtener un formulario Medication Administration and an Allergy & Anaphylaxis Plan (Administración de medicamentos y Alergicas y Plan para la
anafilaxia). Les recomendamos enfáticamente devolver los formularios completos y suministrar a la escuela los medicamentos necesarios para el tratamiento oportuno de las alergias a alimentos o la anafilaxia del
alumno.
En el sitio Web www.d11.org/FNS/Pages/SpecialDiets.aspx se puede encontrar información adicional
relacionada con las alergias a los alimentos y las necesidades especiales de nutrición de los alumnos, también se encuentra disponible en cualquiera de las Cocinas escolares del CSSD11.
Bien puedan comunicarse con la escuela si tienen alguna duda o inquietud relacionada con las alergias que
les hayan diagnosticado a sus niños o el plan para la anafilaxia.
Volume 39, Issue 2
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FILE: EBCE-E
Revised – April – 2-10
INCLEMENT WEATHER PROCEDURE
The Superintendent will make inclement weather decisions based on concerns for Student, Parent
and Staff safety and in consultation with appropriate resources and authorities.
In the event school is canceled for a day or the decision is made to close early, the district shall cancel all
after school and evening meetings, activities, community classes, etc. In the event of an early release lunch
will be offered.
In the event school is started late, students are released early or school is cancelled for the day, parents/
guardians are expected to be responsible for the custody of their children. When schools are open
parents are expected to decide whether to send students to school on threatening, stormy days. Some
parents may choose to keep their children home due to bad weather. Such absences will be excused, and
work missed may be made up without penalty.
DISTRICT CLOSINGS, CANCELLATIONS, LATE STARTS AND EARLY RELEASES
District Eleven will:
 Collect data at the earliest appropriate time. The district will check with available resources and
geographically located staff members.
 Make a decision as to whether schools will be closed or started and announce the decision no later
than 5:30 a.m., unless there are extenuating circumstances, by calling the local media and other
forms of available communication
IN THE EVENT A DELAYED/SAFETY START OCCURS
In the event of late starts, schools that have breakfast programs may offer breakfast.
 Make the decision to delay school by 2 hours and announce that decision no later than 5:30 a.m.,
unless there are extenuating circumstances.
 Make the decision to cancel community education classes, rental activities and co-curriculum
activities by 1:00 p.m., unless there are extenuating circumstances. Begin school for all students,
except all pre-school activities, 2 hours later than each school’s normal arrival time. Contribute to the
safety of students and of the entire community by reducing the amount of pedestrian and vehicle
traffic during peak hours and under poor driving/walking conditions.
IN THE EVENT STUDENTS ARE RELEASED EARLY
 Inform the media listed and utilize other available forms of communication, not later than 11 a.m. that
schools will dismiss students early, unless there are extenuating circumstances.
 Dismiss students 2 hours earlier than normal, unless otherwise directed by the Superintendent or
designee. Schools will make every effort to complete lunch service before dismissal.
 Keep buildings open as long as necessary to evacuate all students safely.
 Cancel all p.m. preschool.
Parents are expected to:
 Listen for an early dismissal announcement not later than 11 a.m.
 Make sure their children know what to do and where to go if dismissed early.
 Know that students will be dismissed two hours earlier than normal.
 Not rely on the telephone to make last-minute arrangements for their children. (Lines tend to
malfunction during storms.)
April 2010
Volume 39, Issue 2
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COUNSELING NEWS
FALL ACADEMIC AWARDS PROGRAM
The annual Fall Academic Awards Program for current sophomores, juniors and seniors will be held on
Thursday, October 17, 2013 at 7:00 p.m. in the auditorium. The purpose of the program is to recognize
students who have two consecutive semesters of 3.75 GPA at Doherty High School. Students who are
eligible for awards will be sent invitation letters mid-September.
TRANSCRIPT INFORMATION
Transcripts are a record of a student's cumulative grades, 9-12, and are used for many purposes. Official transcripts are
the responsibility of Mr. Jiron, the registrar. It is the policy of every high school in District #11 to charge $2.00 for
each transcript, both official and unofficial. At your request, we will send your final transcript free to the college of
your choice. PLEASE NOTE: The registrar’s telephone number is: 328-6406.
We have had an increasingly large number of transcript requests for various reasons other than college applications or
transfer to other schools. Many requests are for "official" transcripts for the student to pick up. If a transcript is given
to a student, a parent, or guardian, it MUST be marked "unofficial". Official copies are SENT ONLY to the school,
college, university or agency DIRECTLY FROM DOHERTY.
Insurance companies usually have their own forms for the school to fill out to verify "good student" discount
eligibility. Please supply the insurance forms to us rather than request a transcript each time the insurance is due.
Students who need transcripts for scholarship applications need to go through their counselor.
TEST FOR COLLEGE-BOUND JUNIORS
The PSAT/NMSQT (Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test) will be given at
Doherty on Wednesday, OCTOBER 16 starting at 8:00 a.m. for any high school junior. The test is not required, but is
recommended for students who plan to attend college. The cost of the test is $18.00 and checks should be made out to
Doherty High School. Students may register for the test in the counseling center with the counseling secretary
beginning October 02. Registrations are taken on a first come first serve basis, with Doherty 11th grade students
having priority. There are a limited number of spaces available so students should sign up early. The deadline for
registration is OCTOBER 14. The test is approximately 2 hours and 45 minutes.
Students take the PSAT/NSMQT for several reasons. The test is the qualifying exam for students wishing to
participate in competitions of the National Merit Scholarship Corporation and it also provides students with
information on how they rank among their peers taking the test in other parts of the country. Results of the test are
used to award scholarships and recognition from numerous colleges, corporations and foundations. The test provides
an opportunity to become familiar with the types of questions similar to those in the SAT test, which is taken by many
college-bound students take. Test takers receive recruitment mail from interested colleges informing them of program
and scholarship opportunities.
TEST FOR COLLEGE-BOUND SOPHOMORES
The PLAN (P-ACT+) test will be given at Doherty on Saturday, NOVEMBER 09 starting at 8:00 a.m. in the cafeteria. The test is intended for use with high school SOPHOMORES and has three primary purposes: 1) To help students initiate and sustain the process of making post secondary plans; 2) To help students identify and acquire the
academic and enabling skills they will need to make a successful transition to post secondary education or work; 3)
To help students effectively demonstrate their academic skills on the ACT admissions test. The academic tests in the
PLAN program reflect recent adjustments in the secondary school curriculum and the knowledge and skills judged to
be important for college bound students. The cost of the test is $18.00 and checks should be made out to Doherty
High School. Students may register for the test in the Counseling Center with the counseling secretary beginning
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October 21. Registrations are taken on a first come first serve basis, with Doherty students having priority.
There are a limited number of spaces available so students should sign up early. The deadline for registration is
OCTOBER 31. The test is approximately 3 hours.
ASVAB TEST BEING GIVEN AT DOHERTY
The ASVAB Test will be given to students this fall, the test date is October 18. This test will be given to interested
students who sign-up for the test in the counseling center. Students should check with their counselor or listen to
announcements for information as it becomes available.
CENSUS CARDS
Federal Census Cards will be distributed at the end of October. Federal regulations state "The survey form shall be
filled out and signed by pupil's parent" (or guardian). Each student in a family must return a separate card. Please
return the signed card promptly.
COLLEGE PLANNING TIMELINE
It is never to early to start planning for college. Regardless of your goals beyond high school, the decisions you
make today will affect what opportunities are available to you later. Through careful selection of high school
classes you will be keeping your options open. A broad-based and rigorous education will not only prepare you
for college admission, but for life. The following timeline should help you with your plans.
COLLEGE PLANNING CALENDAR
Senior Year
October
Take the ACT or SAT test
Attend the In-State College Fair at Doherty on October 1st from 6:00-7:30 p.m.
Attend the Out-of-State College Night on October 7th from 5:30-7:30 p.m.
Register for the December SAT
November
Be aware of application deadlines
Complete and mail application materials
Register for the December ACT
Take the SAT
Check for scholarship information posted in the counseling center
December
Take the ACT or SAT test
January
Pick up the financial aid worksheet from the counseling center
February
Review and finalize plans with your counselor
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COMING EVENTS
COLLEGE ADMISSION TEST DATES
CHRISTIAN COLLEGE FAIR
ACT
Date and Time TBD
Colorado Springs Christian School
Representatives from over 70 Christian
Colleges & Universities + Financial Aid Seminar
Test Date
OCT. 26
DEC. 14
Sept. 27
Nov. 8
SAT
OUT-OF-STATE COLLEGE FAIR
October 7 5:30-7:30 p.m.
Expo Center—Colorado Springs (3650 N. Nevada
Ave.)
Meet representatives from over 140 colleges & universities. Open to all interested students & parents.
IN-STATE COLLEGE FAIR
October 1 Doherty H.S. 6:00-7:30 pm
Visit with representatives from Colorado
colleges/universities; gather admission
& academic program information. Open to
all interested students & parents.
SPECIAL INTEREST VISIT PROGRAMS
Information is available for students in Chemistry,
English, Math, Performing Arts and Veterinary Medicine. See your Counselor or the CSU Web Site for
more details.
Test Date
NOV. 2
DEC. 7
$36.50
Regular Deadline
$51
Regular Deadline
Oct. 3
Nov. 8
Students are encouraged to register online at
www.actstudent.org and www.collegeboard.com
Registration materials are also available in the
Counseling Center. Both ACT & SAT allow late registration & walk-ins for an additional fee. Seniors should
plan on completing all college admission testing by January 1. Most colleges & universities will accept scores
from either test. The highly selective colleges require
students to also submit SAT Subject scores, including the
University of California system. SAT Subject tests are
hour long tests which can’t be taken at the same time as
the SAT. Colleges usually require 2-3 scores with one
score being math, plus additional results from any of the
other 22 tests available. Some colleges will accept your
ACT scores in lieu of the SAT II tests.
PLEASE CHECK THE COUNSELING WEBSITE FOR MORE COLLEGE INFORMATION!
NCAA
Have you covered your bases? Hoop? Balance beam? Whatever the sport, if you’re planning on
Competing in college athletics at the Division I or Division II level, you need to register with the NCAA
Clearinghouse. The Clearinghouse will evaluate the student athlete's high school transcript + ACT/SAT
scores according to NCAA standards to determine a student’s eligibility to play in college. Students
should register online at:
https://web1.ncas.org/eligibilitycenter/common/index.html
Student athletes also need to make an appointment wi5th their Counselor to have their transcript evaluated
to insure the student’s senior schedule completes NCAA requirements.
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THOMAS B. DOHERTY HIGH SCHOOL
2012-2013 SEMESTER 2 (QTR 4)
HONOR
ROLL SCHOOL
DOHERTY
HIGH
HIGH HONORS =REGULAR
3.75—5.00
HONORS
= 3.50—3.74
HONORABLE
MENTION = 3.20—3.49
CLASS
SCHEDULES
2009 – 2010
Chante Wiggins
11TH HIGH HONORS
11TH HIGH HONORS
11th HONORABLE MENTION
LUNCH: Students
period.
They will eat either 1st
or 2nd lunch
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(cont) will eat lunch during 4th
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depending on Lacey
their 4th
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Hannah Apodaca
Alexandra Luckett
11TH HONORS
Darius Daniels
Erin Bair
Josephine Major
Sayde Aceves
Jordan Decker
Christopher Bare
Shane
McConnell
Lindsey
Babb
Brian Edwards
FIRST LUNCH
SECOND LUNCH
Natalie Becar
Kaylie
McKenna
Sadie
Baker
Shane
Fox
Applied Technology
Consumer & Family
Science
Josie Belluscio
David McMilleon
Ryan Batt
Kelsie Fraijo
Art
Foreign Language
Blake Biskner
Madaline Miller
Casey Bowden
Stephen Gardella
Business
Health/PE
Alyssa Blackwell
Ashley Mitchell
Aleksandra Boyarskaya
Alexa Hanenberg
English
Drew Blodgett
Erin Mlaker
David Briand Math
Natalia Hart
Music/Drama
Kyle Bloesser
Estell Moore
Megan Cox Science
Casandra Havens
SocialRyan
Studies
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Amber Bohr
Ninesling
Desiree' Crowther
Jake Bomark
Zeena Nisar
Andrew Davis
Elizabeth Huffman
Kira Bower
Grant
Norton
Madeline
Dillinger
Taylor Jimenez
Regular Schedule
Assembly Schedule
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Bethany Norwood
Cory Ewald
Cierra Johnson
Kaylee Bussinger
Megan O'Driscoll
Katherine Gardner
Kelsey Kanatzar
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- 12:11
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Marilee Franklin
Anthony Scaduto
Hien Nguyen
Joshua Robertson
Grace Fujinami
Keith Scalzo
Ashley Nylander
Tanner Saucerman
Doherty High School’s
Student
Council is once again sponsoring
a food
drive for the
needy helping Care
Monday
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Hour
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Abby Wastler
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Sarah
Weems
Krystal
Arnold
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Cooper
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2:15
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Kassandra Crandall
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3:05
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3:05
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Areeya Wichaiyo
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HARVEST OF LOVE
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THOMAS B. DOHERTY HIGH SCHOOL
2012-2013 SEMESTER 2 (QTR 4)
HONOR
ROLL SCHOOL
DOHERTY
HIGH
3.75—5.00
HONORS
= 3.50—3.74
HONORABLE
MENTION = 3.20—3.49
CLASS
SCHEDULES
2009 – 2010
LUNCH: Students will eat lunch during 4th period. They will eat either 1st or 2nd lunch
10th HIGH HONORS
10th HIGH HONORS
10th HONORS
depending on their 4th period class according to the following schedule:
(cont)
(cont)
(cont)
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Jordan Barrett
Mickey Meehan
John Carroll
Madison Furbush
Noah Barrett
Emily Mehlhop
Mytchel Chandler
Sebastian Garcia-Almeida
FIRST
LUNCH
Bailey Blackhurst
Gillian
Merkley
Noelle Coultrip SECOND LUNCH
Andre Genova
Applied
Technology
Consumer & Family
Mykina Boe
Julianna
Mestas
Angela Dominguez
Yuri Science
Gioia
Art Cynthia Miller
Foreign LanguageCarissa Gonzales
Amanda Bond
Esperanza Dominguez
Sarah Brannen
Alexis Molina
Joshua Duke Health/PE
Logan Goraczkowski
Business
Anjelica Bullock
Jonathan Moreno
Connor Ellison Math
Shelby Holden
English
Amber Carrion
Shelby Morgan
Tyler Finley Science
Nicole Hyatt
Music/Drama
Trenton Cassibry
Michael
Morton
John
Fouts
Social Studies
Special EducationGabriel Jacobo
Samuel Chambers
Mallory Mumma
Ben Garcia
Colton James-Wells
Sarah Chavez
Grace Munroe
Emily Garland
Natalie Koontz
Regular
Assembly Schedule
Brady Chewakin
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Novotny
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Jacob Lasha
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John Parry
Kylie Hylton
Alexander Lockard
Sarah Collie
Audrey
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11:42
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Michael Budwine
Gregory Fisk
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THOMAS B. DOHERTY HIGH SCHOOL 2012-2013
SEMESTER 2 (QTR 4)
HONOR
ROLL SCHOOL
DOHERTY
HIGH
3.75—5.00
HONORS
= 3.50—3.74
HONORABLE
MENTION = 3.20—3.49
CLASS
SCHEDULES
2009 – 2010
9th HIGH HONORS
9th HIGH HONORS
9th HONORS
LUNCH: Students
period. They will eat either 1st
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Megan Mascarenas
Dillon Gilmer
Geneka Jacobo
Michelle Chambers
Ivory
Masching
Sergio
Gordillo
Christopher Kelly
FIRST LUNCH
SECOND LUNCH
Drew Chesire
Kayla
May
Emily
Hooning
Connor
Kennington
Applied Technology
Consumer & Family
Science
Sadie Clarine
Caitlin McCormick
Paige Johnson-Hensley
Elizabeth Knebel
Art
Foreign Language
Caroline Conrad
Kaitlyn McGann
Mackenzie Kidwell-King
Daniel Korchuk
Business
Dakota Coultrip
Rachel McManus
Tyler Kutzner Health/PE
Dylan Leri
English
Aidan Crump
Tyler Mikkelsen
Sarah LeBaron Math
Theodore Lopez
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Andrea Mitchell
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Brock Lyons
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Studies
Barbara Dabrowski
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Adam Davis
Lyndsey Moore
Angel Martinez
Ashley Marttila
Jake Denny
Jacob
Needham
Michael
Miller
Quinton McAlister
Regular Schedule
Assembly Schedule
Jacob DiBiase
Shelby Paxton
Alexander Mitchell
Michael Mewha-Santiago
Marcus Dixon
Samuel Pfennigs
Stephanie Moyer
Molly Meyer
6:50
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Price
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Myers
Period 3
Assembly
9:27
- 10:12
Kristofer Farran
Yhatisse
Reynolds-Jones
AstridPeriod
Quezada3
Corissa
Norwood
Period 4A
10:45
- 11:37
10:18
- 11:07
Kailyn Frank
Kenyatta
Richardson
Andrew
Parlin
2nd Lunch Kyle Richardson
11:37
- 12:17
Period
4A
11:13
- 11:58
Briana Frye
Ross 10:39
Roark
Saydra
Schmitz
Jon
1st Lunch
- 11:19
2nd
Lunch
11:58
- Paukovich
12:38
Sabrina Gonzalez-Vitelli
Andrea Root
John Scripter
Isabella Reckel
Period 4B
11:19
- 12:11
1st Lunch
11:07
- 11:47
Kaylee Gossage
Anneliese Schaaf
Buhm Jin Song
John Reger
1:09
Period
11:47
- 12:32
Zachary Greene Period 5
Jose 12:17
Silva
Natalie
Spoon4B
Danielle
Reutter
Period
6
1:15
2:07
Period
5
12:38
Benjamin Gunter
Samantha Solomons
Christina Stogsdill
Greyson1:23
Sikes
2:13
3:05
Period
1:29
2:14
McKala Hanenberg Period 7
Amy Spotts
Kenneth
Stott 6
Christian
Stroh
Acad. Enhan. Alexander
3:05Stearns3:20
Period
7
2:20
- Tagoilelagi
3:05
Max Hansen
Amanda
Tetrault
Joel
Kellen Harp
Loren Taylor
Chance
Vasquez
Acad.
Enhan. 3:05 Anna
- Thibadeau
3:20
Eden Hartman
Amanda Thornock
Tynan Velasquez
Tyler Trapp
Michael Heine
Chase Tirey
Nathan Velez
Chadd Vasquez
Student
a food
drive for the
needy helping Care
Monday
Collaboration
Hour
Inclement
Weather
Amber Helmick
Janet
Tran
Robert2
Wakefield
Yana
Vdovenko
and
Share
feed
hundreds
of
families
over
the
holidays.
Please
help
your
student
in
this
huge
effort
Elizabeth Henry
Tiffany
Tran
Sharla
Windle
Adam
Williams
Late Start Schedule
Late Start Schedule
Brooke Hess
Madison Turner
Robert Yutzy
th HONORABLE
Leandra
Hicks 1stStaff
MENTIONEach day we collect food drive
November
is the kickoffLaura
withWald
an assembly for all the9Freshmen
students.
Anders
Hoglundis a Collaboration
Cobe Wastler
Alyssafood
and there
competition with
third
items are designated
each day and the
7:45 hour
- classes!
8:30 Specific
0 Alexander
Hour
8:50
- for 9:40
Kayla
Jock
Abigail
Westphal
Brock
Allen
classes get extra
points
items although
other
Period
8:35
- food
9:20
Period
1 food items
9:45are welcome.
- 10:20
Mathew Keathley
Danielle Wiest
Tyler Bistline
Period
2
9:26
10:11
Period
2
10:25
11:00
The
student
population
as
well
as
the
staff
really
get
into
the
Harvest
of
Love
and
think
of
those less
David Kelly
Noelle Windesheim
Aaron Branham
Period
3
10:17
11:02
Period
3
11:05
11:45
fortunate
than themselves. Breanna York
Matthew
Kennedy
Mariah Chemali
11:08
- 11:53
11:50
- 12:25
Benjamin Kohut Period 4A
JakobPeriod
Clark 4A
th
2nd
Lunch
11:53
12:33
2nd
Lunch
12:25
1:00
Remington Kramer
9 HONORS
Katheryne Conner
1st Lunch
- 11:42
1stCotton
Lunch
11:45
- 12:20
Aitana Kuhns
Alora11:02
Aaland
Brenna
Nicholas KujalowiczPeriod 4B
Nicole11:42
Ballard - 12:27
DillonPeriod
Dunlop 4B
12:25
1:00
Lucy Lambert
Kady 12:33
Bauer
William
Eller 5
Period 5
1:18
Period
1:05
1:40
Please come to the main
Alexandra Lanning Period 6
Brittany1:24
Bohr
PaigePeriod
Emineth6
2:09
1:45
2:20
office
for
an “Honor Student”
Tanner Laurence Period 7
Janna Cermak
Janessa
Ems 7
2:15
3:05
Period
2:25
3:05
bumper sticker.
Christopher Lausell
Collette
Melissa Ferrell
Acad. Enhan Katherine
3:05
3:20
Acad. Enhan.
3:05
3:20
Pavel Lopuhov
Tyler Collins
HARVEST OF LOVE
Congratulations!
Keep up the good
work!
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DOHERTY HIGH SCHOOL
CLASS SCHEDULES 2013 – 2014
LUNCH: Students will eat lunch between 4th & 5th periods.
Regular Schedule
0 Hour
Period 1
Period 2
Period 3
Period 4
Lunch Period
Period 5
Period 6
Period 7
Acad. Enhan.
6:40
7:45
8:42
9:39
10:41
11:33
12:14
1:11
2:08
3:05
-
7:40
8:37
9:34
10:36
11:33
12:14
1:06
2:03
3:00
3:20
Monday Collaboration
Late Start Schedule
Staff
Collaboration
Period 1
Period 2
Period 3
Period 4
Lunch Period
Period 5
Period 6
Period 7
Acad. Enhan
7:45
8:35
9:25
10:15
11:10
11:55
12:35
1:25
2:15
3:05
-
8:30
9:20
10:10
11:05
11:55
12:35
1:20
2:10
3:00
3:20
Assembly Schedule
0 Hour
Period 1
Period 2
Period 3
Assembly
Period 4
Lunch Period
Period 5
Period 6
Period 7
Acad. Enhan.
6:50
7:45
8:35
9:25
10:20
11:10
11:55
12:35
1:25
2:15
3:05
-
7:40
8:30
9:20
10:15
11:05
11:55
12:35
1:20
2:10
3:00
3:20
2 Hour Inclement Weather
Late Start Schedule*
0 Hour
Period 1
Period 2
Period 3
Period 4
Lunch
Period 5
Period 6
Period 7
Acad. Enhan.
8:50
9:45
10:25
11:05
11:50
12:25
1:05
1:45
2:25
3:05
-
9:40
10:20
11:00
11:45
12:25
1:05
1:40
2:20
3:00
3:20
Academic Enhancement: 3:05 – 3:20 (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday)
Wednesday is Club/Meeting Day
*The two hour late start supersedes all other schedules.
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DOHERTY HIGH SCHOOL
REGULAR CLASS SCHEDULES 2009 – 2010
LUNCH: Students will eat lunch during 4th period. They will eat either 1st or 2nd lunch
depending on their 4th period class according to the following schedule:
FIRST LUNCH
SECOND LUNCH
Applied Technology
Art
Business
English
Music/Drama
Social Studies
Consumer & Family Science
Foreign Language
Health/PE
Math
Science
Special Education
Regular Schedule
0 Hour
Period 1
Period 2
Period 3
Period 4A
2nd Lunch
1st Lunch
Period 4B
Period 5
Period 6
Period 7
Acad. Enhan.
6:50
7:45
8:44
9:42
10:45
11:37
10:39
11:19
12:17
1:15
2:13
3:05
7:40
8:38
9:36
- 10:39
- 11:37
- 12:17
- 11:19
- 12:11
1:09
2:07
3:05
HARVEST
3:20
Assembly Schedule
0 Hour
Period 1
Period 2
Assembly
Period 3
Period 4A
2nd Lunch
1st Lunch
Period 4B
Period 5
Period
6
OF LOVE
Period 7
Acad. Enhan.
6:50
7:45
8:36
9:27
10:18
11:13
11:58
11:07
11:47
12:38
1:29
2:20
-
7:40
8:30
9:21
10:12
11:07
11:58
12:38
11:47
12:32
1:23
2:14
3:05
3:05
-
3:20
Student
a food
drive for the Weather
needy helping Care
Monday
Collaboration
2 Hour
Inclement
and Share feed hundreds of families over the holidays. Please help your student in this huge effort
Late Start Schedule
Late Start Schedule
November 1stStaff
is the kickoff with an assembly for all the Freshmen students. Each day we collect food drive
and there is a Collaboration
competition with third
items are designated
each day and the
7:45 hour
- classes!
8:30 Specific food
0 Hour
8:50
- for 9:40
classes get extra
points
items although
other
Period
8:35
- food
9:20
Period
1 food items
9:45are welcome.
- 10:20
Period 2 as well as
9:26
- really
10:11get into thePeriod
2 of Love
10:25
- of
11:00
The student population
the staff
Harvest
and think
those less
Period
3
10:17
11:02
Period
3
11:05
11:45
Period 4A
2nd Lunch
1st Lunch
Period 4B
Period 5
Period 6
Period 7
Acad. Enhan
11:08
11:53
11:02
11:42
12:33
1:24
2:15
3:05
-
11:53
12:33
11:42
12:27
1:18
2:09
3:05
3:20
Period 4A
2nd Lunch
1st Lunch
Period 4B
Period 5
Period 6
Period 7
Acad. Enhan.
11:50
12:25
11:45
12:25
1:05
1:45
2:25
3:05
-
12:25
1:00
12:20
1:00
1:40
2:20
3:05
3:20
Volume 39, Issue 2
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2012-13 STUDENTS SCORING ADVANCED OR PROFICIENT ON THREE TCAP
ASSESSMENTS EARNING ONE CREDIT (now in grade level below)
Those students with an * earned Advanced on all TCAP Tests.
10TH GRADE
10TH GRADE
10TH GRADE
10TH GRADE
Alora Aaland
Samantha Ferrell
Alexander Mitchell
Kaelyn St. John
Jesse Aldridge
Blake Fishbaugh
Andrea Mitchell
Alexander Stearns
Laura Allen
Kailyn Frank
Ryan Moldenhauer
Garrett Stecher
Brandon Badger
Briana Frye
Lyndsey Moore
Jeffrey Steele
Aaron Baker
Dillon Gilmer
Hayley Moran
Christina Stogsdill
Jessica Barden
Sergio Gordillo
Jallliyah Morgan
Kenneth Stott
Anthony Barks
Kaylee Gossage
James Morrison
Christian Stroh
Jack Barr
Zachary Greene
Stephanie Moyer
Kayla Sutherland
Kady Bauer
Benjamin Gunter
Jacob Needham
Loren Taylor *
Andrew Beehler
Max Hansen
Maria Oliver
Amanda Tetrault *
Jordan Bettner
Tyler Hargis
Dylan Olson
Kavan Thomas
Justin Bomark
Kellen Harp
Zachary Olson
Amanda Thornock
Luna Boydstun
Eden Hartman
Joshua Pak
Chase Tirey
Aaron Branham
Michael Heine *
Victoria Panariso-Sack
Gabriela Toma
Jack Brennan
Denver Heinz
Andrew Parlin
Nicholas Toombs
Justin Briggs
Amber Helmick
Jon Paukovich
Emily Toothman
Alexandra Brown
Leandra Hicks
Shelby Paxton
Janet Tran
Dalven Brushier
Tabytha Hinz
Tyler Perea
Tiffany Tran
Chance Burnett
Anders Hoglund
Samuel Pfennigs *
Tyler Truelson
Rebekah Burton
Emily Hooning
Chinh Pham
Brendon Tuazon
Ryan Carter
Kayla Jock
Tu Pham
Madison Turner
Kole Cerjan
Noah Johnston
Alexis Porter
Ashley Vaughn
JannaCermak
Mathew Keathley
Stephanie Price
Tynan Velasquez
Michelle Chambers
Christopher Kelly
ChyRae Proctor
Nathan Velez
Sterling Chermack
Matthew Kennedy
Astrid Quezada
Christopher Vizzini
Drew Chesire
Connor Kennington
Isabella Reckel
Robert Wakefield
Terrell Clayton
Emily Kern
Taylor Reeves
Laura Wald
Katherine Collette
Mackenzie Kidwell-King
Danielle Reutter
Abigail Westphal
Tyler Collins
Jordan Kirkham
Yhatisse Reynolds-Jones Danielle Wiest
Katheryne Conner
Elizabeth Knebel
Kenyatta Richardson
Adam Williams
Caroline
Conrad
*
Benjamin
Kohut
Marshall
Riddles
Noelle
Windesheim
Doherty High School’s Student Council is once again sponsoring a food drive for the
needy
helping Care
Asiatic
Cook
Daniel
Korchuk
Armando
Rivera
Jesse
Witty
Brenna Cotton
Aitana Kuhns
Jonathan Roach
Dakota Coultrip *
Lucy Lambert
Ross Roark
November
1st is the kickoffTanner
with anLaurence
assembly for all theAndrew
Freshmen
students. Each day we collect food drive
Taylor
Crossar
Romano
and
there
is
a
competition
with
third
hour
classes!
Specific
food
items
Aidan Crump
Sarah LeBaron
Bryce Romero are designated for each day and the
Adam
Davis
Lopuhov food items although
Andrea other
Root food items are welcome.
classes
get extra points for Pavel
the designated
Nicholas
Dembiczak
Schaaf
The student
population as Bailey
well asLower
the staff really get intoAnneliese
the Harvest
of Love and think of those less
Jake
Denny
Stephanie
Lyons
Saydra
Schmitz
Jacob DiBiase
MaKayla Martel
John Scripter
Mackenzie Dixon
Angel Martinez
Joseph Serrano
Marcus Dixon
Megan Mascarenas
Courtney Sharp
Maxwell Drummond
Ivory Masching
Taryn Shockey
Dillon Dunlop
Kayla May *
Greyson Sikes
Jarred Durham
Caitlin McCormick
Jose Silva
Faith Egan
Alexandra McCutcheon
SeeJay Sipp
William Eller
Kaitlyn McGann
Alexander Snow
Janessa Ems
Rachel McManus
Samantha Solomons
Corrinn Estes
Tyler Mikkelsen
Buhm Jin Song
Kristofer Farran
Michael Miller
Amy Spotts
HARVEST OF LOVE
Volume 39, Issue 2
Page 24
11TH GRADE
11TH GRADE
11TH GRADE
11TH GRADE
Jacob Agee
Sarah Collie
Logan Hammarmeister
Erika Maxwell
Kayla Agnew
Jacob Conner
Christine Hanes
Jackson McGuire
Cameron Agostino
Joseph Conway
Christina Harbert
Brianna McWilliams
Ryne Albers
Mareena Crozier
Nicole Hardiman
Mickey Meehan
Amber Allor
Bronte Daly
Kylee Hart
Emily Mehlhop *
Zoe Arndt
Sean Davis
Ian Havens
Isabella Melendez
Andrew Arnold
Morgan Dezell
Kyle Helmick
Gillian Merkley
Krystal Arnold *
Jessica Dickey
Christian Hernandez
Steven Messamer
Victoria Arnold *
Angela Dominguez
Alexus Herrera
Julianna Mestas
Scott Ashlock
Patrick Donovan
Austin Higginbottom
Robert Michon
Anthony Augelli
Jaired Dozier
Cameron Hock
Cynthia Miller
Holly Bagby
Joshua Droge
Shelby Holden
Katarina Miller
Nickola Barone
Laci Durham
Jesse Hollman
Rylee Mills
Demetria Barram
Anthony Eiden
Jordan Huffman
Anthony Miracola
Jordan Barrett
Connor Ellison
Nicole Hyatt
Alexis Molina
Megan Barrett
Justin Endicott
Colton James-Wells
Mary Moorhouse
Noah Barrett
Sean English
Bryton Johnson
Alexis Morgan
Taylor Barrett
Jenayah Erman
Colin Johnson
Shelby Morgan
Hailey Bingman
Robert Espitia-Sanchez
Holli Johnson
Michael Morton
Sara Bishop
Phoenix Eubank
Stephanie Jolley
Erik Mosca
Gabriel Bissey
Bryce Evans *
Kristen Kaar
MaryElizabeth Mulryne
Bailey Blackhurst
Samantha Evenson
Kelyn Kaneko
Grace Munroe
Reilly Blake
Mycole Eversole
Eion Kelly
Madeline Negrete
Mykina Boe
Douglas Fajardo Riascos Jordain Kelly *
Chessa Novotny
Amanda Bond
Clay Fannin
Luke Kelly
Hannah Oberbroeckling
Ryan Boyce
Blake Farley
Kiernan Kerr
Kamryn Olkowski
Jacob Bradshaw
Zalena Ferguson
Katherine Kiick
Teresa Palacios
Sarah Brannen
Aidan Figueroa
Phung Kim
John Parry
Cody Brooks
Tyler Finley
Amanda Kirkbride
Charles Patterson
Michael Budwine
Gregory Fisk
Jakob Komrofske
Christopher Paxton
Alexis
Budzon
Triston
Foster
Natalie
Koontz
Elisabeth
Pepin Care
Doherty High School’s Student Council is once again sponsoring a food drive for the needy helping
Anjelica
Bullock
Marcus
Fotenos
Marcus
Krause
Makayla
Phelps
Brandon Butierres
Hayley Fourzan
Kayla Kurkowski
Malia Ponder
Jacob Cameron
John Fouts
Janine Lahey
Anna Pope
November
with an
assembly for all theKurt
Freshmen
students. Each day
we collect
Victor
Cardiel1st is the kickoffJacob
Fowler
Lahmers
Audrey
Porterfood drive
and
there
is
a
competition
with
third
hour
classes!
Specific
food
items
are
designated
for
each
day and the
Kyle Carey
Madison Furbush
Isaiah Lane
Lynzie Porter
Amber
Garcia
Jacob Lasha
Post
classesCarrion
get extra points for Ben
the designated
food items although
other food items are Jason
welcome.
John
Lawrence
Jaquelynn
TheCarroll
student population as Sebastian
well as theGarcia-Almeida
staff really get intoAlexis
the Harvest
of Love and think
of thosePruett
less
Hannah
Carter
Emily
Garland
Brynddyn
Lawrence
Brittany
Quick
Bear
Trenton Cassibry *
Andre Genova
Zachary Leatherman
Kaila Quinones Sipple
Samuel Chambers
Yuri Gioia
Jaylin Lobato
Julian Reed
Mytchel Chandler
Ashley Golden
Brent Lowe *
Caleb Reistad
Chase Chavez
Carissa Gonzales
Scott Lowe
Hayley Rettinger
Sarah Chavez
Logan Goraczkowski
Brennan Lucero
Tanner Richardson
Brady Chewakin
Victor Gordillo *
Megan MacRae
Jessica Rios
Nathan Chontos
Shane Gordon
Gabriel Maestas
Sergio Rivera
Samuel Clark
Kaleb Gore
Arilyn Maier
Kylan Rogus
Malaika Clay
Alexia Gowing
Sallie Mann
Gabriella Roldan
Harrison Cobbs
Tristan Grounder
Brandie Martinez
Gilberto Santiago
Kyle Cockroft
Micah Grubbs
Travis Mascarenhas
Benjamin Sargent
HARVEST OF LOVE
Volume 39, Issue 2
Page 25
11TH GRADE
11TH GRADE
Alexandria Saunders
Emilio Yanez
Jordin Schaller
Austin Zanone
Quinn Scholes
Zachary Zimmer
Hannah Scobba
Mitchell Zito
Jasmine Secrist
Mason Zorn
Ali Seerwan
Kassandra Sherman
Jake Shewey
Alexander Sisk-Dean
Daniel Slaugh
Dacotah Smith
MaKayla Smith
Ryan Smith
Ty Snyder
BuKyung Song
Nathan Spence
Jaylie Stephens
Samantha Stermitz
Michaela Stetler
Darrian Stickney
Adam Stills
Olivia Stinett
Bethany Stogsdill
Michael Swaney
Antoine Taylor
Cody Taylor-Schall
Levi Thomas
Brady Thompson
Sydni Tomky
Zayn Torri-Sanchez
Jacob
TranHigh School’s Student Council is once again sponsoring a food drive for the needy helping Care
Doherty
Phitina
Tran feed hundreds of families over the holidays. Please help your student in this huge effort
and Share
Bailee Troutman
Kennedy Trujillo
November
1st is the kickoff with an assembly for all the Freshmen students. Each day we collect food drive
Julianna
Valdez
and
there
is
Jenna Venuto a competition with third hour classes! Specific food items are designated for each day and the
Kayla
Wald
classes
get extra points for the designated food items although other food items are welcome.
Austin
Walker population as well as the staff really get into the Harvest of Love and think of those less
The student
Alora
Wallace
fortunate
than themselves.
Mackenzie Warnhoff
Rachel Warren
Cheyenne Watts
David Weber
Cynthia Wells
Morgan Whiting
Rosalie Whiting
Joshua Wilhelm
Myles Williams
Rocky Wilson
Matthew Yancey
HARVEST OF LOVE
Volume 39, Issue 2
Page 26
HARVEST OF LOVE
Doherty High School’s Student Council is once again sponsoring a food drive for the needy helping Care
November 1st is the kickoff with an assembly for all the Freshmen students. Each day we collect food drive
and there is a competition with third hour classes! Specific food items are designated for each day and the
classes get extra points for the designated food items although other food items are welcome.
The student population as well as the staff really get into the Harvest of Love and think of those less
Volume 39, Issue 2
Page 27
HARVEST OF LOVE
Volume 39, Issue 2
Page 28
HARVEST OF LOVE

Sept.-Oct. 2013 Newsletter

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