Fiest Elementary School

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FIEST ELEMENTARY
MAY 21, 2015
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** CURRENT EVENTS **
Friday, May 22
•PreK LA/Math DPM
Window Ends•
Monday, May 25
**No School**
•Student/School Holiday•
Tuesday, May 26
•TX Roadhouse Spirit Night•
Wednesday, May 27
•VIPS Luncheon•
(Fiest Elementary)
11:30am
Tuesday, June 2
Grade Field Trip•
JA BizTown
9:00am – 2:15pm
•5th
Wednesday, June 3
•5th Grade Recognition•
Labay Middle School
6:00pm
Thursday, June 4
•Last Day of School•
•Report Cards Mailed Home•
•5th Grade Fun Day•
•End-of-Year Parties & Awards•
AM PPCD/PK/KG
9:00am – 9:45am
3/4/LS
10:15am – 11:00am
PM PPCD/PK/1/2
1:45pm – 2:30pm
OCTOBER 1-12, 2012
Principal’s Message - Dr. Jeanette Gerault
Greetings Fiest Families,
As the school year begins to wind down, our minds and hearts are filled
to the brim. It’s been a great year! What a school! Fiest Bears are
amazing! Together we’ve learned much and shared experiences that will
long remain with us in the years to come.
Special thanks to all of you who have contributed in ways small, large
and unimaginable! Counting copies for Thursday Folders, working in
the library or helping with school pictures and health screenings,
providing food and/or organizing lunches for teachers, organizing
events, working at these events, showing up to support your children,
helping in the garden, sharing your talents, being a Watch DOG, and so
much more to support our work in countless ways and providing the
resources to do what we dream and know is good for children. Thanks
for getting your kids to school on time each day, for kind notes of
encouragement that mean so much, for sending your kids with healthy
lunches obviously packed with love, for making sure homework gets
done and turned in. Thank you for providing rich and engaging, wellrounded experiences for your children and knowing that education is
about joy, wonder and fostering curiosity, along with the development
of social skills so needed to succeed. For these, and a million other
things, we are truly grateful.
This summer break should provide you the opportunity for rest and
relaxation. One of the best ways to relax and calm the mind is to
read. Please remember that reading with your child every night will
help them a great deal with being prepared for next school year. You
might also find ways to work on some basic math fact practice.
To those of you who are leaving us for new places and adventures, we
wish you all the best. Congratulations to our very capable 5th graders
who are onto a new stage in their academic career! You’ve been a gift to
us at Fiest and will undoubtedly be missed.
School may be over on June 4th until August 24th, but each of us, young
and old, continue to learn on a daily basis. I wish you all a very happy
and safe summer holiday. I wish you and your children time together to
be creative and have fun. I hope that everyone can take some time this
summer to relax, rejuvenate, and reflect on our many achievements.
Remember, all report cards will be mailed home for the end of the year.
Homeroom letters will be mailed in early August. Be watching the
mailbox!
Attention Fiest Parents & Grandparents
May 22nd
PreK LA/Math DPM Window Ends
May 25th
**No School**
Student/School Holiday
June 2nd
5th Grade Field Trip - JA BizTown
9:00am – 2:15pm
June 3rd
5th Grade Recognition
Labay Middle School @ 6:00pm
May 26th
TX Roadhouse Spirit Night
June 4th
5th Grade FUN Day
May 27th
VIPS Luncheon @ 11:30am
Fiest Elementary
June 4th
**Last Day of School**
Report Cards Mailed Home
June 4th
End-of-Year Parties & Awards
AM PPCD/PK/KG
9:00am – 9:45am
3rd/4th/LS
10:15am – 11:00am
PM PPCD/PK/1st/2nd
1:45pm – 2:30pm
Important Note from our SCHOOL NURSE
Parents: All medications must be picked up from the clinic by
the end of the last day of school on Thursday, June 4th. All
medications left will be discarded. If your child will be attending
summer school, it is the parent’s responsibility to transport
medications to that campus.
Please review the immunizations required for your child for next
year and ensure they are current. Submit a copy to the Nurse
Office to ensure your child is cleared to start school in the fall.
Be safe, enjoy your summer and see you next year.
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A SUPER-POWER THANK YOU TO FIEST PTO!!
Thank you for supporting and sharing your SUPER
POWERS with the Fiest Staff during this whole
SUPER HERO SCHOOL YEAR!
►5th Grade Parents - - SAVE THE DATES ◄
More information coming soon for these events!
Tuesday, June 2nd
5th Grade
JA Biztown Field Trip
Wednesday, June 3rd
5th Grade
Recognition Night
Thursday, June 4th
5th Grade
FUN Day
TOP D.O.G.S.
Gene Bowles, William Gunderson, Luis Gutierrez, Russell
Kolb, Francois Martin and Steven Washington
“Dads of a Great Students”
Thank you so much for your time – We appreciate you!!
Thank you,
Cameron Bowles, Zachary Bowles, Alan Gunderson,
Matthew Gutierrez, Natalie Kolb, Allison Martin,
Christopher Martin and Daquawn Morgan
for making your Hero a WatchDOG!
To learn more visit www.fathers.com (National Center for Fathering)
LOST & FOUND
All items in Lost & Found that are unclaimed by the last
day of school, Thursday, June 4th, will be donated to a
local charity.
► Library Note ◄
All library books are due!
PARENTS: Community Events and Activities are now advertised on
the following website: www.cfisd.net/communityflyers. Please visit
this site for information on area sports associations, scout groups,
family events, lessons and other activities provided by non-profit
organizations in the Cy-Fair area.
The following students have followed our PBIS expectations in each area of our matrix.
They are excited about being role models for all students at Fiest.
CONGRATULATIONS NEW SELF-MANAGER!
Dior London
CONGRATULATIONS CURRENT SELF-MANAGERS!
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Natalia Acevedo, Andrea Aguilar, Gabriel Aguilar, Fatima Al Attar, Shahad Al Attar,
Jagger Alford, Sadie Allen, Henry Christian Alvarez, Valerie Avelar, Aleeyah Azurin,
Tadhg-Mor Bailey, Sofia Barbosa, Arshpreet Barn, Kylie Bass, Madelyn Becker,
Melanie Becker, Madeleine Bermudez, Alandra Blair, Jaiden Blair, Ashley Blanton,
Heidi Blanton, Denise Boateng, London Bootenhoff, Aubrey Branch, Aaron Brown,
Maiya Brown, Maegan Bruner, Bryn Bryant, Tate Bryant, Kaden Buttrey, Annabella Chavez,
Luna Chen, Chloe Chiappetta, Hannah Clegg, Austin Couty, Shenna Cummings,
Joshua Curry, Isabella Dees, Sydney Drake, Dahlia Dwight, Hope Collins, Alana Ecroyd,
Peculiar Ezeugo, Rylee Faterkowski, Alyssa Finister, Samantha Flores, Sarah Flores,
Roxanne Frederick-Cook, Nicholas Gallo, Jose Garcia, Jessica Gary, Jurney Gernand,
Kyleigh Gernand, Katherine Gomez, Elijah Goncena, Diego Gonzalez, Liliana Guerrero,
Thulfqar Hadab, Esther Han, Kevin Hasani, Danyel Haze, Brayden Hernandez,
Brianna Herrera, Austin Hile, Adam Hmaidan, Allie Hough, Rashed Hussein, Emily Huynh,
Sarah Isokpan, James James, Cheyenne Jansen, Chloe Javillonar, Joshua Javillonar,
Esther Jeon, Sarah Jeon, Diya Kaur, Gurnoor Kaur, Ayla Kilgore, Evie King, Macy Kleihege,
Miles Kopke, Lauren Kukla, Nevaeh Zuleta, Lindsay Lam, Jiayi Lin, Anaya Lockett,
Analeigh Lopez, Ava Lopez, Avery Loya, Jenny Lu, Kayleigh Lyle, Kayleigh Lyle,
Yumna Mahmood, Tyler Mai, Aayat Malik, Amanie Malik, Michael Malina, Caleb Mayo,
Dazlyn McClenon, Delajah McClenon, Lily McCraren, Kahlis McCray, Katy McKay,
Sierra McLean, Howie Mena, Kelayah Miller, Lauren Miller, Angelina Monreal,
Alyvia Montemayor, Sophia Montemayor, Camilla Moreno, Lea Moreno, Isabell Morfin,
Izabella Morillo, Kyndall Moritz, Skylar Nash, Dylan Ngo, Ammie Nguyen, Anthony Nguyen,
Claire Nguyen, Isabella Nguyen, Kim Nguyen, Lisa Nguyen, Paige Nguyen, Katherine Niehaus,
Audrey Nunez, Francisco Ochoa, Chase Osbourne, Melanie Otero, Konstance Otto,
Grace Owens, MJ Pananwam, Srushti Patel, Abel Paul, Kailey Pena, Brylee Perez,
Jaylene Perez, Lorelai Perez, Angela Pham, Layla Pham, Anh Thu Phan, Addison Pines,
Ashley Pineda, Adriana Price, Eireyanna Pryor, Albert Ramirez, Ismael Ramos,
Roberto Ramos, Adriel Reina, Gabriella Rendon, Natalie Rincon, Jonathan Rivera,
Gianna Rizzo, Ruggin Rivenbark, Natalie Rivera, Arianna Rodriguez, Arlet Romero,
Isabella Romero, Lucas Rulong, Mateo Saldivia, Addison Sanchez, Jayne Sanchez,
Kayleen Scherer, Reid Schroeder, Yogesh Singh, Jaycee Stucker, Jordan Suessmuth,
Khai Tran, Phuong Tran, Ma’Deleine Trinidad, Nicole Trochez, Fiorella Valenzuela,
Hayden Versey, Spencer Vinh, Linh Vu, Analeigh Wagner, Germaine Waheed, Dailey Webster,
Annabelle White, Alyson Wise, Abigail Witt and Izabella Ybarra.
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MAY 2015
SUN
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
1
•KG Math DPM
Window Ends•
SAT
2
•Pre-K/PPCD Field Day•
AM @ 9:00am–10:20am
PM @ 1:45pm-3:05pm
3
4
5
•Staff
Appreciation
Week•
6
2nd Math DPM
8
nd
•1 /2 Math DPM•
•Bear Mart•
12
11 •Pre-K
•2nd Grade
LA/Math DPM
Mother’s
Window Begins• Reading DPM Day 1•
Day
•3rd Grade
10
7
st
13
•1st Math DPM•
•Spirit Day•
•Bear Mart•
14
15
21
22
•Pre-K LA/Math DPM
Window Ends•
nd
•2 Grade
Reading DPM Day2•
Writing DPM•
17
18
19
th
20
th
nd
•4 /5
Spring Concert
7:00pm•
24
25
**No School**
•Student/School
Holiday•
rd
th
•2 /3 /4
Science DPM•
•Chick-fil-A
Spirit Night•
26
27
•TX Roadhouse
Spirit Night•
•VIPS Luncheon•
11:30am – 1:00pm
Berry Center
28
•VIPS Luncheon•
11:30am
Fiest Elementary
FIEST ELEMENTARY
Dr. Jeanette Gerault
PRINCIPAL
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Rice
Baseball
Game
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JUNE 2015
SUN
31
MONDAY
1
TUESDAY
2
•5
th
JA Biztown
Field Trip•
9:00am – 2:15pm
WEDNESDAY
3
•5th Grade Recognition•
6:00pm
Labay Middle School
THURSDAY
•Last Day of School•
4
•Report Cards will be Mailed Home•
•5th Grade FUN Day•
•End-of-Year Parties & Awards•
AM PPCD/PK/KG
9:00am – 9:45am
3/4/LS
10:15am – 11:00am
PM PPCD/PK/1/2
1:45pm – 2:30pm
FIEST ELEMENTARY
Dr. Jeanette Gerault
PRINCIPAL
FRIDAY
SAT
FIEST ELEMENTARY
LIBRARY NEWSLETTER
Statistics prove that kids lose three to
six month’s achievement during the
summer if they don’t continue
learning. Research shows that
children who don't maintain reading
skills over the summer are likely to
start the upcoming school year at a
disadvantage.
Here are our top tips to prevent the
summer slump:
Tip #1: Bring learning tools with you
on the road.
Tip #2: Integrate literacy-building
adventures into your daily routine.
Tip #3: Find educational activities you
and your child can do together indoors
and outdoors.
Tip #4: Look for books and programs
that feature your child's favorite
characters.
Tip #5: Explore your local library and
join a summer reading program NOW!
Barnes & Noble Summer
Reading Program
Kids can read any 8 books, keep track of
their reading on the B&N Summer Reading
Journal, and then turn in the form to
receive a coupon for a free book!
Visit any Barnes & Noble store or
http://www.barnesandnoble.com/u/sum
mer-reading/379003570
for complete details.
Summer 2015
Kim Hastings
Librarian
Harris County Public Library
Summer Reading Program
The 2015 Summer Reading Program will
run from June 1st –August 15th. For more
information, visit the website.
http://www.hcpl.net/
Follow the link below to complete the
application for your free library card.
http://www.hcpl.net/sites/default/files/En
gApp_1_000.pdf (English)
http://www.hcpl.net/sites/default/files/Sp
anApp_1.pdf.pdf (Spanish)
You can visit any branch of HCPL or click on
the link below to find the location closet to
you:
http://www.hcpl.net/location/locations
Houston Public Library Summer
Reading Program
The 2015 Summer Reading Program will
run from May 1st – August 1st this year. You
can visit any branch of the HPL. To register
or find the branch closet to you, visit this
website for more information.
http://houstonlibrary.org/summer
Or call: 832-393-1313
Fiest Library Newsletter
Half Price Books
Read 300 minutes, turn in the reading
log, and get a $5.00 gift certificate
https://www.hpb.com/fyb/
Copperfield Location - 832-593-9885
HEB
HEBUDDY SUMMER READING CLUB:
Starts June 1
https://www.heb.com/staticpages/articletempl
ate.jsp?name=H-E-Buddy-Reading-Club
CHUCKEE CHEESE READING
PROGRAM
Earn free tokens for reading.
http://www.chuckecheese.com/activities/
rewards-calendars
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CFISD Summer Reading Lists
Look for your Summer Reading List in your
student’s report card or folder.
The
reading lists are designed for your
student’s grade level for next year. The
lists can also be accessed through the CyFair website and on the Fiest Library
Homepage.
http://www.cfisd.net/en/parentsstudents/academics/library-resources/
Additional Reading List:
* Grades K-2: Leaping Lizards
*Grades 3-5: Name That Books and
Horned Toad Tales
Check Out these Great Summer Online Activities:
Camp Wonderopolis
http://camp.wonderopolis.org
Scholastic Summer Reading Challenge
http://www.scholastic.com/ups/campaigns/src2014/kids
Fiest Library on the World Wide Web
You can access our great online library resources from home at anytime! Follow these simple steps and take a
look at all the resources available to you and your child.
 Go to www.cfisd.net
 Click “Parents and Students”
 Click “Library Resources”
 Click the link under “Library Catalog”
 Click “Fiest Elementary Library”
Some online resources require a password so keep this page handy!
Discovery Streaming
Username:FBCC-1645
Password: student
World Book Online
ID: cfisd
Password: wldbk
Nat Geo/Kids Infobits
Password: lonestar
TeachingBooks.net
Password: cfisd
PebbleGo
Username: fiest
Password: bear
Tumblebooks
Username: fiest
Password: cfisd
Keep Reading All Summer with Fiest Ebooks!
*Type ebooks in the library catalog
* Push ENTER
*Find the book you want to read
*Click the OPEN link
*Click START BOOK
*Enjoy!
STUDENT SCREENING FOR CREDIT-BY-EXAM
COUNSELOR INFORMATION
2015-2016 School Year
Students in grades K-5 will have four opportunities during the school year to use “credit-by-exam”
to accelerate to another grade level. Students will only have one opportunity to test for each grade
level considered.
To apply to take the test to skip kindergarten, a student must be 5 by September 1, and registered
in a CFISD school. To apply to take the test to skip grade 1, a student must be 6 by September 1,
and enrolled in a CFISD school.
Students who earn scores of 80% or better on each component of the credit-by-exam will qualify to
advance one grade. Only one grade level may be “skipped” each year. No retests will be given.
Application due date
Testing Date or Window
June 4, 2015
June 16, 2015
If you are interested in getting more information about credit-by-exam, please contact the school
counselor.
Los estudiantes de Kindergarten a 5to grado tendrán cuatro oportunidades durante el año escolar
para usar el sistema de “crédito por examen” para adelantarse y pasar al siguiente grado. Los
estudiantes solo tendrán una oportunidad de rendir la prueba por cada grado considerado.
Para rendir la prueba y saltarse Kindergarten, el estudiante debe cumplir 5 años al 1ro de
septiembre y estar inscrito en una escuela de CFISD. Para rendir la prueba y saltearse 1er grado, el
estudiante debe cumplir 6 años al 1ro de septiembre y estar inscrito en una escuela de CFISD.
Los estudiantes que obtengan puntajes de 80% o más en cada uno de los componentes de las
evaluaciones de “crédito por examen” calificarán para ser avanzados un grado. Solo se puede
saltear un grado por año. No se pueden repetir las pruebas.
Si están interesados en obtener más información sobre el proceso “crédito por examen” sírvanse
contactarse con el consejero de su escuela.
Revised 3/25/2015
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1. Upon request of the parent or recommendation of the student’s teacher, send the “Credit-byExam Notice to Parents” and an application (pages 3&4, 5&6) home. While we cannot refuse to
test a child, we want to make sure parents understand that these exams are academically
challenging - not just basic skills - and cover the TEKS for the entire grade-level. (for 2014-2015
year, 349 students tested – 29 passed, 8% passing rate)
2. Summer Testing
 Submit completed CBE application immediately upon receipt. No applications will be
accepted after the due date of June 5, 2015. Applications may be sent via fax
(281.517.2910), inner-office mail or email.
 Provide parent with confirmation letter upon receipt of application.
 Testing will be conducted in a district-wide setting at A. Robison Elementary.
 For fifth grade students who want to skip subjects in grade 6, follow the application
procedures and timeline for middle school.
 Students who want to skip grades K-5 will be tested on Tuesday, June 16, 2015.
3. Fall and Spring Testing
 Submit CBE applications immediately upon receipt. No applications will be accepted
after due date. Applications may be sent via fax (281.517.2910) or email.
 Parents will be notified by school personnel of the results.
 Students may be tested at their campus during the week of December 7-11, 2015 or
during the week of February 15-19, 2016 to accelerate for the upcoming school year, as
well as in the summer. Grade placement will be made at the beginning of the 20162017 school year.
 Fall and spring results will be shared by the campus counselor and a follow-up letter
will be sent from the campus. Letter will be prepared by the district.
 Testing will be completed on each campus.
Due dates and testing windows:
Application due date
Testing Date or Window
June 5, 2015
September 3, 2015
December 2, 2015
February 10, 2016
June 16, 2015
August 24-September 4, 2015
December 7-11, 2015
February 15-19, 2016
Revised 3/25/2015
Completed tests returned to Diane
Garland
NA
September 8, 2015
December 15, 2015
February 23, 2015
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CREDIT-BY-EXAM NOTICE TO PARENTS
The State Board of Education has established procedures to allow elementary students to “skip” one grade level by taking a
series of exams which assess the Texas Essential Knowledge/Skills (TEKS) established for that grade level. Parents interested
in having their children screened for credit-by-exam should contact their school counselor. If the school is unable to answer a
question, please call Diane Garland at the Instructional Support Center (281-517-6848).
Students in grades K-5 will have four opportunities during the school year to use “credit-by-exam”
to accelerate to another grade level. Students will only have one opportunity to test for each grade
level considered.
Summer Testing
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Testing will be conducted in a districtwide setting.
Students who want to skip grades K-5 will be tested on Tuesday, June 16, 2015.
For fifth grade students who want to skip subjects in grade 6, follow the application procedures and
timeline for middle school.
Fall and Spring Testing
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Students will be tested at their campus during the first two weeks of school (August 24 – September 4)
to accelerate for the current school year. Grade placement will be made by Thursday, September 10,
2015. Testing after the September 4, 2015 window has closed, will be for acceleration the following
school year only.
Students may be tested at their campus during the week of December 7-11, 2015 or during the week of
February 15-19, 2016 to accelerate for the upcoming school year. Grade placement will be made at the
beginning of the 2016-2017 school year.
Testing will begin with mathematics, followed by reading/language arts and science, if required. 80%
mastery on each test is required for advanced placement to occur.
Campus testing will be administered by campus personnel.
To skip Kindergarten:
To be eligible for Credit-by-Exam, kindergarten students must be 5 on or before September 1 and registered in
CFISD. Additional criteria to be considered are noted below.
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Completed kindergarten in a private school in Texas or public school out-of-state; or
Parent request
To skip kindergarten, students' scores on the credit-by-exam tests will be examined to see if advanced placement criteria have
been met. Students who meet the criteria - [score of 80% or better on each subtest of the exam] - may advance one grade level.
To skip Grade 1:
To be eligible for Credit-by-Exam, first grade students must be 6 on or before September 1 and enrolled in
CFISD. Additional criteria to be considered are noted below.
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Demonstrate above-level achievement on the end-of-year kindergarten benchmarks given in May; or
Be formally identified as Gifted/Talented [HORIZONS]; or
Parent request
To skip Grades 2-5:
Criteria to be considered are noted below.
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Work on grade level with A’s in language arts/social studies, math, and science; or
Be formally identified as Gifted/Talented [HORIZONS]; or
Score at the 90%ile in both reading and math on any standardized test; or
Parent request
To skip Grades 1-5, students' scores on the credit-by-exam tests will be examined to see if advanced placement criteria have been
met. Students who meet the criteria  [score of 80% or better on each subtest of the exam]  may advance one grade level.
Revised 3/25/2015
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AVISO PARA LOS PADRES SOBRE EL PROGRAMA “CRÉDITO POR EXAMEN”
La Junta de Educación del estado ha establecido procedimientos para permitir que los estudiantes de primaria puedan “saltearse” un
grado rindiendo una serie de exámenes que evalúan los Conocimientos y Destrezas Esenciales de Texas (TEKS) establecidos para ese
grado. Los padres de familia interesados en que sus hijos sean evaluados para el programa “crédito por examen” deben llamar por
teléfono al consejero de la escuela. Si la escuela no puede contestar una pregunta, llamar a Diane Garland al ISC al 281-517-6848.
Los estudiantes de Kindergarten a 5to grado tendrán cuatro oportunidades durante el año escolar
para usar el sistema de “crédito por examen” para adelantarse y pasar al siguiente grado. Los
estudiantes sólo tendrán una oportunidad de rendir la prueba por cada grado considerado.
Pruebas de verano
 Las pruebas serán administradas a nivel distrital.
 Los alumnos que deseen saltearse un grado entre Kindergarten y 5to grado serán evaluados el martes 16 de junio de
2015.
 Los alumnos de quinto grado que quieren saltearse materias en 6to grado deben seguir los procesos de solicitud y
calendario de la escuela intermedia.
Pruebas de otoño y primavera
 Los estudiantes rendirán las pruebas en sus escuelas durante las primeras dos semanas de clase del otoño (del 24
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de agosto al 4 de septiembre) para que el avance se haga efectivo este año escolar, la colocación en el grado se
hará el jueves 10 de septiembre de 2015. Las pruebas después del límite del 4 de septiembre serán para que el
avance sea efectivo el siguiente año escolar.
Los estudiantes rendirán las pruebas en sus escuelas del 7 al 11 de diciembre y del 15 al 19 de febrero del 2016.
La ubicación en el nuevo grado será efectiva al principio del año escolar 2016-2017.
Las pruebas comenzarán con Matemáticas y seguirán con Lectura, Lenguaje y Ciencias, si fuera necesario. Para
que ocurra el avance es necesario demostrar un dominio de 80% en cada prueba.
Las pruebas serán administradas por el personal de las escuelas.
Para saltearse Kindergarten:
Para cumplir con los requisitos del sistema de “Crédito por Examen,” los alumnos de Kindergarten deben haber
cumplido 5 años al 1ero de septiembre y estar inscritos en CFISD. Los requisitos adicionales son:
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Haber hecho el kindergarten en una escuela privada de Texas o una escuela pública de otro estado
Solicitud del padre
Para saltearse Kindergarten, se revisarán los puntajes de las pruebas de crédito por examen para ver si se han satisfecho los
requisitos. Los alumnos que satisfagan esos requisitos [puntaje de 80% o más en cada prueba], avanzarán un grado.
Para saltearse 1er grado:
Para cumplir con los requisitos del sistema “Crédito por Examen,” los alumnos de primer grado deben cumplir 6
años al 1ro de septiembre y estar inscritos en CFISD. Los requisitos adicionales son:
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Demostrar un desempeño sobre el nivel en las pruebas de referencia de fin de año administradas en mayo o
Estar formalmente identificado como estudiantes dotados o talentosos [PROGRAMA HORIZONTES]; o
Recibir la solicitud del padre
Para saltearse de 2do, 3do, 4to o 5to grado:
Los requisitos son los siguientes.
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Tener calificaciones de “A” en Lenguaje, Estudios Sociales, Matemáticas y Ciencias o
Estar formalmente identificado como estudiante dotado o talentoso [PROGRAMA HORIZONTES]; o
Obtener 90 percentil en las pruebas de Lectura o Matemáticas o cualquier otra prueba estandarizada o
Para saltearse un grado entre 1ro y 5to, se revisarán los puntajes de las pruebas de crédito por examen para ver si se han
satisfecho los requisitos. Los alumnos que satisfagan estos requisitos - [puntaje de 80% o más en cada prueba], avanzarán un
grado.
Revised 3/25/2015
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Due Date:
CREDIT-BY-EXAM APPLICATION
[Elementary]
___________
(Current School Year)
_______________
(Student ID #)
_____________________
(Student Birth Date)
M
F
(Please circle)
Student: _____________________________________ Campus: ____________________ Current Grade: ______
Last Name
First Name
Parent/Guardian: _____________________________________________________ Home Phone: _____________
Address: ____________________________________________________________ Work Phone: _____________
Street
(Apt. #)
City
Zip Code
PART I: Screening Criteria - [To assist parents in making a decision to request testing]
TO SKIP KINDERGARTEN
___ A.
___ B.
Parent request
Completed kindergarten in a private school or public school out-of-state
TO SKIP GRADE 1
___ A.
___ B.
___ C.
___ D.
 (Must be 6 on or before September 1, and enrolled in a Cy-Fair school)
Completed kindergarten with (’s) in language arts and in math
Formally identified as G/T (HORIZONS)
Parent request
Other: [___________________________________________]
TO SKIP GRADES 2-5
___ A.
___ B.
___ C.
___ D.
 (Must be 5 on or before September 1, and enrolled in a Cy-Fair school)
______ 2nd
_____3rd
_____4th
_____5th
Earned A’s at the previous grade level in language arts/social studies, math, and science
Formally identified as G/T (HORIZONS)
Parent request
Other: [___________________________________________]
Students must score an 80% or better on each subtest of the exam to advance one grade level (K-5).
I give permission for my child to take the credit-by-exam tests and understand that test scores will be the sole
measure used to determine if my child qualifies for advanced placement.
____________________________
(Parent Signature)
________________________________________
(Counselor’s Signature)
Revised 3/25/2015
__________________________________________
(Principal’s Signature)
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Fecha límite de
entrega:
SOLICITUD PARA PARTICIPAR EN EL PROGRAMA
CRÉDITO POR EXAMEN
[PRIMARIA]
____________________
(Año escolar actual)
__________________
(# de ID)
________________________
M
Sexo
(Fecha de nacimiento del alumno)
F
(Marcar)
Estudiante: ______________________________________ Escuela: _______________________ Grado actual: ______
Padre o tutor legal: ___________________________________________________ Teléfono de la casa: ____________
Dirección: _________________________________________________________ Teléfono del trabajo: ____________
Calle
(Apto. #)
Ciudad
Estado
Código postal
PARTE I: Criterio para la evaluación - [Para ayudar a los padres a tomar la decisión de solicitar el examen]
PARA SALTEARSE KINDERGARTEN
___ A.
___ B.
Solicitud del padre
Terminado Kindergarten en una escuela privada o en una escuela pública fuera del estado
PARA SALTEARSE 1ER GRADO
___ A.
___ B.
___ C.
___ D.
_____ (5 años cumplidos al 1ero de septiembre y estar inscritos en una
escuela de CFISD)
_____ (6 años cumplidos al 1ero de septiembre y estar inscrito en una
escuela de CFISD)
Haber aprobado Kindergarten con (√) en Lenguaje Y Matemáticas
Estar formalmente identificado como dotado y talentoso (PROGRAMA HORIZONTES)
Otros: [___________________________________________]
PARA SALTEARSE UN GRADO ENTRE EL de 2do, 3do, 4to, o 5to GRADO
___ A.
___ B.
___ C.
___ D.
____ 2do ___3do ___ 4to ___ 5to
Haber obtenido “A” en el grado anterior en Lenguaje, Matemáticas, Ciencias y Estudios Sociales
Estar formalmente identificado como dotado y talentoso (PROGRAMA HORIZONTES)
Otros: [___________________________________________]
Para avanzar un grado (de Kínder, 1er, 2do, 3do, 4to, o 5to grado), los alumnos deben obtener 80% o más en cada prueba
del examen.
Doy permiso para que mi hijo rinda las pruebas del sistema “Crédito por examen” y entiendo que los puntajes
obtenidos serán la única medida a usarse para determinar si mi hijo califica para ser adelantado en un grado.
_________________________
(Firma del padre o tutor)
_______________________________________________
(Firma del consejero)
Revised 3/25/2015
______________________________________________
(Firma del director)
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WE HATE TO SEE YOU LEAVE!
We hate to see any of our Fiest Bears leave, but we do understand that
sometimes things change and families have to move over the summer. If you do
not plan to return to Fiest Elementary in August, please let us know so that the
registrar can begin planning for next year. If you have any questions, please
contact our registrar, Jessica Calkins at 281-463-5846.
___________________________________________________will not be returning to Fiest in August.
Current Grade _____________________________
Homeroom Teacher ______________________________________
Fiest Elementary School
2014-2015 School Supply Kit Ordering Information
We are pleased to announce that we will be offering the convenient services of SchoolKidz, Inc. and their Teacher Tailored® back-toschool supply kits for the 2014-15 school year.
Supply kit orders are only accepted online at www.shopttkits.com
Account #: 93051
Orders will be accepted until: June 20th, 2014
1st Grade
$63.71
5th Grade
$60.20
2nd Grade
$65.52
Kindergarten
$51.84
3rd Grade
$59.29
Pre-Kindergarten
$45.94
4th Grade
$62.04
Life Skills
$30.38
PPCD
$35.65
**Kit components may be viewed online.**
Kit Pick-Up Date: PTO delivering kits to classrooms
To order your kit(s) online, please follow these simple steps:
1. Go to www.shopttkits.com
2. Enter the school's account number
3. Choose the appropriate grade level kit - REMEMBER TO CHOOSE THE GRADE YOUR CHILD WILL BE ENTERING IN THE FALL!
4. Enter your child’s first and last name
5. Add to cart; confirm your order and checkout
IMPORTANT NOTE: YOU DO NOT NEED TO SIGN IN OR CREATE AN ACCOUNT WHEN CHECKING OUT. YOU MAY CHECKOUT WITHOUT AN ACCOUNT
BY ENTERING YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS ONLY.
You could win an XBOX® One or an iPad® Mini when you place an order with SchoolKidz this year!**
**Valid to U.S. Residents Only. A Teacher Tailored kit must be purchased in order to be eligible. One grand prize winner for an XBOX®
One and 5 runner-up winners for an iPad® Mini. Visit TTKITS.COM/GOLD for full details.
Elementary Breakfast Menu
May & June 2015
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
Sausage & Cheese Kolache
Sausage Pepper Jack Kolache
Sausage Kolache
Cereal
Yogurt & Rockin’ ola Granola
Assorted Fruit & Juice
Mini Pancakes
Cereal
Chicken & Waffle Sandwich
Cereal
4
11
Whole Wheat Cinnamon Roll
Cereal
Cereal
18
Mini Pancakes
Cereal
12
Ham & Cheese Croissant
Cheese Croissant
Cereal
Sausage & Cheese English
Muffin
Cereal
19
Cereal
25
27
Sausage & Cheese English
Muffin
Cereal
2
Cereal
13
Sausage Biscuit
Sausage & Cheese Biscuit
Cereal
Available Daily
Whole Grain Cereal (Not available at some schools)
Assorted Fruit Bowl
100% Fruit Juice
1% White or Fat Free Chocolate Milk
Sausage Kolache
Cereal
8
15
Sausage Kolache
Cereal
21
Sausage Biscuit
Cereal
22
Sausage Kolache
Cereal
28
Chicken Biscuit
Chicken & Pepper Jack Cheese
Biscuit
Cereal
29
Sausage Kolache
Cereal
3
Cheese Croissant
Cereal
7
14
Chicken Biscuit
Chicken & Pepper Jack Cheese
Biscuit
Cereal
20
26
1
6
Cheese Croissant
Cereal
Mini Pancakes
Cereal
HOLIDAY
Sausage Biscuit
Cereal
5
1
4
Mini Pancakes
Cereal
SUMMER BEGINS
A complete breakfast comes with:
Choice of 1 Entrée
2 fruits OR 1 fruit & Juice
1% white or fat free chocolate milk
All Grains are Whole Grain
Elementary Breakfast:
Paid Student Lunch: $1.00
Reduced Student Lunch: $0.20
Adult/Visitor Lunch: $1.50
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) prohibits discrimination against its customers, employees, and applicants for employment on the bases of race, color, national origin, age, disability, sex, gender identity, religion, reprisal, and where applicable,
political beliefs, marital status, familial or parental status, sexual orientation, or all or part of an individual's income is derived from any public assistance program, or protected genetic information in employment or in any program or activity conducted or
funded by the Department. (Not all prohibited bases will apply to all programs and/or employment activities.) If you wish to file a Civil Rights program complaint of discrimination, complete the USDA Program Discrimination Complaint Form (PDF),
found online at http://www.ascr.usda.gov/complaint_filing_cust.html, or at any USDA office, or call (866) 632-9992 to request the form. You may also write a letter containing all of the information requested in the form. Send your completed complaint
form or letter to us by mail at U.S. Department of Agriculture, Director, Office of Adjudication, 1400 Independence Avenue, S.W., Washington, D.C. 20250-9410, by fax (202) 690-7442 or email at [email protected]. Individuals who are deaf,
hard of hearing or have speech disabilities and you wish to file either an EEO or program complaint please contact USDA through the Federal Relay Service at (800) 877-8339 or (800) 845-6136 (in Spanish). USDA is an equal opportunity provider and
employer.
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Elementary Lunch Menu
May & June 2015
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
Pizza
Turkey Hot Dog
Cheesy Broccoli Trees
Garden Salad
Red Grapes
May 1st is School Lunch Hero Day!! Take time to show your appreciation to
your school’s cafeteria staff.
May is NATIONAL SALAD MONTH. Have you tried any of our entrée salads?
All our salads are made daily with fresh ingredients. The Grilled Chicken Ceasar
is offered every day along with a salad of the day.
1
Rips Fruit
Slush
HAVE YOU DONE YOUR DAILY MOVEMENT CHALLENGE?
See http://www.cfisd.net/en/parents-students/food-service/menus/ for more
information on the challenge.
Football Drill
4
Nachos with Baked Tostitos
Grilled Chicken Sandwich
Salsa Pinto Beans
Baby Carrots
Awesome Strawberry Applesauce
Stair Climbing
5
Mini Corn Dogs
Hamburger or Cheeseburger
Whole Kernel Corn
Garden Salad
Mandarin Oranges
Ski Jumps
Crispy Tacos
Mini Corn Dogs
Fiesta Black Beans
Carrot & Broccoli Rainbow Slaw
Sliced Peaches
Inchworms
Zesty Meatball Sub
Seasoned Green Beans
Baby Carrots & Hummus Dip
Mandarin Oranges
Jump Rope
18
Nachos with Baked Tostitos
Salsa Pinto Beans
Baby Carrots
Awesome Cinnamon Applesauce
Dance
HOLIDAY
Crispy Chicken Chunks
BBQ Beef Sandwich
Whole Kernel Corn
Garden Salad
Warm Fruit Cobbler
Homemade Banana Bread
Mini Corn Dogs
BBQ Beef Sandwich
Whole Kernel Corn
Texas Cabbage Cole Slaw
Mandarin Oranges
Jump Rope
YOU Decide
Nachos w/ Baked Tostitos 1 Mini Corn Dogs
2
Salsa Pinto Beans
Whole Kernel Corn
Baby Carrots
Texas Cabbage Cole Slaw
Awesome Applesauce
Mandarin Oranges
Choice of Entrée
2 fruits
2 vegetables
1% white or fat free chocolate milk
All Grains are Whole Grain
Crispy Chicken Chunks
Whole Kernel Corn
Garden Salad
Warm Fruit Cobbler
Jumping Jacks
Italian Pasta Bake
Sunshine Carrots
Garden Salad
Crisp Apple Slices
15
22
Pizza
Turkey Hot Dog
Mixed Vegetables
Garden Salad
Watermelon Wedge
Push Ups!
28
Italian Pasta Bake
Whole Kernel Corn
Garden Salad
Orange Smiles
Power Skips
Pizza
Grilled Cheese Sandwich
Garden Salad
Orange Smiles
Tape It Front
21
Cheese Stuffed Breadsticks
& Marinara Sauce
Diced Carrots
Garden Salad
Marvelous Melon
Jog
27
8
Pizza
Turkey Hot Dog
Garden Salad
Watermelon Wedge
Play
14
Create
20
Total Body
Zesty Meatball Sub
Baby Carrots & Hummus Dip
Crisp Apple Slices
A complete meal comes with:
Hopscotch
13
Sizzlin’ Chicken Teriyaki
Turkey Hot Dog
Stir Fried Rice
Power Up Peas
Garden Salad
Island Fresh Pineapple
26
7
Cheese Stuffed Breadsticks
& Marinara Sauce
Zippy Zucchini
Garden Salad
Fresh Berries
Family Adventure
19
Skill Practice
25
Sizzlin’ Chicken Teriyaki
Turkey Hot Dog
Stir Fried Rice
California Blend Vegetables
Garden Salad
Island Fresh Pineapple
Walking
12
11
6
Pizza
Turkey Hot Dog
Garden Salad
Red Grapes
29
Power Jacks
Sizzlin’ Chicken Teriyaki 3 Hamburger/Cheeseburger 4
SUMMER BEGINS
5
Turkey Hot Dog
Stir Fried Rice
Diced Carrots, Broccoli Dippers
California Blend Vegetables
Sliced Peaches
Garden Salad
Daily Features
Pineapple Tidbits
Hummus & Pita Bread Entrée, Yogurt, Granola, & String Cheese Entrée,
Sunbutter & Jelly Entrée, Turkey & Cheese or Turkey Ham & Cheese on
Elementary Lunch:
Paid Student Lunch: $2.00
Reduced Student Lunch: $0.40
Adult/Visitor Lunch: $3.00
Hoagie, Assorted Fruit Bowl
Fresh Salads
Grilled Chicken Caesar Offered Daily
Monday: Egg & Bacon Spinach Salad
Tuesday: Chef’s Salad
Wednesday: Cranberry Apple Salad
Thursday: Southwest Chicken Salad
Friday: Mandarin Chicken Salad
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) prohibits discrimination against its customers, employees, and applicants for employment on the bases of race, color, national origin, age, disability, sex, gender identity, religion, reprisal, and where applicable,
political beliefs, marital status, familial or parental status, sexual orientation, or all or part of an individual's income is derived from any public assistance program, or protected genetic information in employment or in any program or activity conducted or
funded by the Department. (Not all prohibited bases will apply to all programs and/or employment activities.) If you wish to file a Civil Rights program complaint of discrimination, complete the USDA Program Discrimination Complaint Form (PDF),
found online at http://www.ascr.usda.gov/complaint_filing_cust.html, or at any USDA office, or call (866) 632-9992 to request the form. You may also write a letter containing all of the information requested in the form. Send your completed complaint
form or letter to us by mail at U.S. Department of Agriculture, Director, Office of Adjudication, 1400 Independence Avenue, S.W., Washington, D.C. 20250-9410, by fax (202) 690-7442 or email at [email protected]. Individuals who are deaf,
hard of hearing or have speech disabilities and you wish to file either an EEO or program complaint please contact USDA through the Federal Relay Service at (800) 877-8339 or (800) 845-6136 (in Spanish). USDA is an equal opportunity provider and
employer.
GIRL’S SUMMER BASKETBALL CAMP
At Cypress Woods High School
Home of the 2014-2015 6A State Basketball Champions
Date: Jun 8th – Jun 10th (Mon - Wed)
Time: 9:00 – 12:00
Who: Incoming 4th – 9th graders – Fall 2015
ENTRY FEE: $60.00 – cash or money order
made payable to Cy Woods Girls Basketball
Camp directed by CWHS Coaches.
Incoming 8th & 9th Graders: YOU MUST HAVE A COPY OF A
CURRENT PHYSICAL FILLED OUT ON THE UIL FORM.
http://www.cfisd.net/dept2/athletics/forms2013.pdf
Mail registration form (below) & entry fee to:
Cy-Woods Basketball Camp
C/O Virginia Flores
13550 Woods Spillane Blvd
Cypress, TX 77429
Keep the information above the dotted line for
your records.
Questions? Contact us at 281-213-1876
*ENTRY DEADLINE: Friday, May 29th
or until camp is full.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Player’s Name ___________________Age ___Height ____Grade in Fall 2015 ________
Address ____________________________________________________
City _________________ TX Zip ___________ Home Phone (____)_______________
Parent(s) Name__________________________________ Parent Daytime Phone (___)_____________
Parent e-mail(s)_______________________________________________________________________
Emegency Contact______ _____________________Relationship to Athlete______________________
Emergency Contact Number_________________________________________________________
List any medical conditions _________________________________________________________
Middle School Attended/ing (if applicable):____________________________________
Parental Release: I hereby give my consent for the above named student to participate in school athletics
including various athletic practices, competitions and camps. I understand it is my responsibility to provide
health insurance coverage for this student. I further understand CFISD is not liable for any injuries resulting from
participation in school athletics. If, in the judgment of any representatives of the school, this student needs
immediate care and treatments as a result of any injury or sickness, I do hereby request, authorize and consent to
such care and treatments as may be given to said student by any physician, trainer, nurse, hospital or school
representative.
Participant’s Signature: _________________________________ Date: _____________
Parent/Guardian’s Signature: _____________________________ Date: _____________
Circle T-Shirt Size:(Youth): XS S M L XL (Adult): XS S M L XL

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