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Overland High School
Registration Checklist | 2016-2017
JUNIORS
READ ONLY | INFORMATIONAL PAGES
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Letter from the Superintendent
Introductory Letter from Mr. Harris (English & Spanish)
Welcome Letter from Principal
Back to School Night Information
Overland A/B Calendar
Overland Bell Schedule
Immunization Information (English & Spanish)
Health Procedures
Cafeteria Prices and Free/Reduced Lunch Information
Non-discrimination Information
Fee Information Sheet
Schedule of Test Dates and Post Grad Activities
Athletics Information
Overland Club List
OPTCO Fact Sheet
Parking Information
PRINT AND BRING | FORMS TO BRING TO CHECK-IN DAY
The following pages are contained in STEP 3 on the website.
You will need to download them, complete them, and print them.
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Activity Fee Form
Yearbook Order Form – if paying by cash or check
PSAT Registration Form
Parking Application
FEES | PAY ONLINE OR AT CHECK-IN
See the Fee Information Sheet. Online payment preferred.
Express Check-in available for those who pay online and bring in receipt.
AP SUMMER INSTITUTE | COMPLETE BEFORE JULY 22
This application is available to download from the Online Check-in page STEP 5.
If you wish to participate in the AP Institute, you must complete and return the application by July 22.
JUNIOR CHECK-IN DAY IS TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 2016,
FROM 12:00 TO 3:00pm IN THE WEST GYM.
Harry C. Bull, Jr., Ed.D.
Superintendent
Educational Services Center
4700 South Yosemite Street
Greenwood Village, CO 80111
(720) 554-4262
2016-2017
Dear Students and Parents:
Welcome to the 2016-2017 school year in the Cherry Creek School District. Whether you are
a new family just beginning your educational journey, or a returning family well on your
way toward graduation, we are glad you’re here!
Cherry Creek Schools offers your children outstanding educational opportunities. Our great
neighborhood schools are staffed by outstanding classroom teachers who are dedicated to
every student’s success. In fact, our district has the third-most National Board Certified
teachers in the state.
Our schools offer a wide variety of programming designed to meet the needs of all learners.
These include Gifted and Talented Education, English Language Acquisition, STEM
(Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) education, AVID (Advancement Via
Individual Determination), Honors and Advanced Placement courses, the International
Baccalaureate program, and numerous concurrent enrollment classes. We also offer your
children a wealth of opportunities in the arts, activities and athletics, which will help them
explore and develop new talents, make new friends and make a difference in their
community.
This is an exciting time in Cherry Creek Schools, as we continue to expand our vision of
excellence to meet the changing needs of our students and the changing demands of our
society. We are continually connecting students with new levels of technology, innovation
and preparation for the demands of the world that awaits them.
Here in Cherry Creek Schools, your children will be challenged and inspired. They will
grow as learners and leaders and become creators and innovators. With your partnership,
we will help them thrive and succeed.
We are ready for you – from our new kindergarteners in the class of 2029 to our seniors in
the class of 2017, and every student in between. Here’s to a great year!
Sincerely,
Harry C. Bull, Jr.
Overland High School
12400 East Jewell Avenue
Aurora, CO 80012-5324
720.747.3700
Noah M. Harris
Assistant to the Principal
July 1, 2016
Dear Overland Parents,
I would like to take a few minutes to welcome you back to the 2016-2017 school year and to share with you the
procedures for student check-in. All families must complete the online registration materials via the link below before
coming to student check-in in August. In addition to the District forms, Overland High School has some other
information and forms that you will want to review and fill out prior to your student’s August check-in date. The forms
that you need to bring in August are now located on Overland’s Homepage http://overland.cherrycreekschools.org/.
Below is an outline of the procedure to follow to successfully check your student in for the next school year.
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Mandatory district forms. Parents, please use the registration links on the Overland Home Page to fill in
the mandatory district forms. Students will not be able to check-in in August unless the mandatory district
forms have been completed online by a parent or guardian. Please visit my.cherrycreekschools.org to log
in or create a new account if necessary.
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Overland check-in forms. Once the mandatory district forms are completed, please use the same link to
review the Overland information forms for student check-in as applicable. Complete the appropriate forms
online, print, and return the forms to the IST Main Office or Overland’s Main Office on or before your
student’s check-in day.
Check-in is held in the Overland building at the following dates and times. Counselors will be available for schedule
repairs.
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10 Grade – August 1 (Monday) 7:30 am – 10:30 am
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12 Grade – August 1 (Monday) 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm
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9 Grade – August 2 (Tuesday) 7:30 am – 10:30 am
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11 Grade – August 2 (Tuesday) 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm
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Make-up – August 8 (Monday) 7:30 am – 11:00 am
Computer needs, technical support, and translators: Families who would like to use a computer to complete the
mandated district forms may visit the Overland Main Office or the IST Main Office during business hours to use an
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Overland computer for this process. Translators and technical support are available Tuesday July 26 and
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Wednesday July 27 from 3:30pm-7:00pm in the IST Building.
It is my goal to assist families in a successful check-in process. Please contact my office at 720.747.3751 if you have
questions or concerns. We will work to help you easily navigate this new system.
Sincerely,
Noah Harris
Assistant to the Principal
Overland High School
12400 East Jewell Avenue
Aurora, CO 80012-5324
720.747.3700
Noah M. Harris
Assistant to the Principal
1 de Julio del 2016
Queridos padres de familia de Overland,
Quiero darles la bienvenida al año escolar 2016-2017 y compartir con ustedes los procedimientos para el ingreso de
estudiantes. Todas las familias deben completar los materiales de inscripción por internet a través de la página
abajo mencionada, antes de venir con su estudiante a inscribirlo en Agosto. Adicionalmente a las formas del distrito,
Overland High School tiene otra información y formas que usted debe revisar y completar antes de que su estudiante
se inscriba en Agosto. Las formas que usted tiene que traer en Agosto son parte de este paquete. Las sigientes
formas estan localisadas en la pajina principal de Overland http://overland.cherrycreekschools.org/. En la parte de
abajo se describe el procedimiento a seguir para reingresar a su estudiante para el siguiente año escolar.
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Formas Obligatorias del Distrito. Padres de familia, por favor usen la siguiente página de internet para
completar las formas obligatorias del distrito
http:/www.cherrycreekschools.org/Schools/Overland/Registration/Pages/default.aspx. Los estudiantes no
podrán ingresar en Agosto a menos de que los padres o tutores completen estas formas en el internet. Por
favor visite my.cherrycreekschools.org para crear una cuenta si es nesessario.
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Formas de ingreso de Overland. Una vez que las formas mandatorias del distrito sean completadas, por
favor use la página de Overland para revisar la información de las formas para el primer día de clases.
Complete las formas apropiadas e imprima o complete las formas incluidas en este paquete. Regrese las
formas a Overland con su estudiante el día que le corresponde ingresar o antes del 24 de Julio para
participar en el ingreso rápido en Agosto.
Reingreso - se llevara a cabo en el plantel de Overland en las siguientes fechas y horarios:
10 Grado – 1 de Agosto (Lunes) 7:30 am – 11:00 am
12 Grado –1 de Agosto (Lunes) 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm
9 Grado – 2 de Agosto (Martes) 7:30 am – 11:00 am
11 Grado – 2 de Agosto (Martes) 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Fecha adicional – 8 de Agosto (Miércoles) 7:30 am – 11:00 am
Habrá consejeros disponibles para revisar horarios.
Computadoras, ayuda técnica y traductores: Las familias que deseen utilizar computadoras para completar sus
formas obligatorias del distrito, pueden ir a la oficina principal de Overland o del ISF en horas hábiles. Traductores de
español y apoyo técnico, estará disponible el martes Julio 26 de 3:30pm-7:00pm, y el Miércoles 27 de Julio de las
3:30pm -7:00pm en el edificio de IST.
Mi objetivo es ayudar a las familias en un proceso de reingreso exitoso. Por favor comuníquese a mi oficina al
720.747.3404 si tiene preguntas o dudas. Nosotros le ayudaremos con todo el sistema.
Atentamente:
Noah Harris
“Success for Every Student”
July 1, 2016
Dear Parents and Students,
I would like to welcome you to the 2016-2017 school year! I hope each of you is having
an enjoyable, peaceful and restful summer. This school year Overland will be the home
for approximately 2300 students and 250 staff members. Once again, I am proud to
announce that Overland High School was selected by The Washington Post in April 2016
as one of America’s Most Challenging High Schools for the second consecutive year.
Additionally, we have a lot to celebrate, a Boettcher Scholar, two Gates Millennium
Scholars, two Daniels Scholars, and two students scored a perfect 36 on the Colorado
state ACT. I want to thank our students and parents for your continued support and
aspiration for academic excellence at Overland High School.
As we continue to embrace our vision, “Success for Every Student,” it is critical we
continue to promote academic excellence and ensure our students have the necessary life
skills to be productive in a global society. The Overland Campus is a wonderful place for
students to learn, to develop socially and emotionally, and have a meaningful high school
experience. Our mission statement reads, “The Overland-Prairie community is committed
to providing innovative, educational opportunities which promote academic excellence and
empower our students to become leaders in our local, national, and global society.” The
staff at Overland embraces this statement without any apprehension, and we are
confident we can achieve this mission.
Finally, I want to remind our students of Overland’s summer reading program to enhance
literacy, please see information below:
Summer Reading 2016
The DaVinci Code by Dan Brown
The Crossing by Gary Paulsen
The Art of Racing in the Rain by Garth Stein
Fight Club by Chuck Palahniuk
Ender’s Game by Orson Scott Card
To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee
Death with Interruptions by José Saramago
Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn
The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky
The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison
Aspen by Rebekah Crane
Looking for Alaska by John Green
A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess
Ready Player One by Ernest Cline
Unbroken by Laura Hillenbrand (nonfiction)
The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness by Michelle Alexander
Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson
A Child Called “It” by Dave Pelzer
The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton
Stargirl by Jerry Spinelli
Once again, enjoy the rest of your summer and we will see you soon!
Thanks,
Leon Lundie
Principal
July1,2016
DearParent,
Welcometoanewschoolyear!Itismypleasuretoinviteyoutoour“Backto
SchoolNight.”ThiseventisscheduledforThursday,August25,at6:45pm.This
isagreatopportunityforyoutomeetyourson/daughter’steachers,getan
overviewofthecoursedescription,viewprogramsandservicesavailableforyour
son/daughter,andtoviewthecampus.Theeveningbeginswithasimulated
studentschedule.Parentsmaypickupacopyofyourstudent’sscheduleinfront
oftheMainOfficebeginningat6:15pm.
TheActivitiesOfficeandOPTCO,ourparentorganization,issponsoringa
“Clubs/AthleticsFair”infrontoftheMainOfficeinthehorseshoearea,whichwill
giveyoutheopportunitytoreceiveinformationaboutclubsandathletics
availabletoOverlandHighSchoolstudents.OPTCOisthemostappropriateway
forparentstosupportallOverlandHighSchoolprograms.
OneofourgoalsatOverlandistoensurestudentsmeetorexceedthecollegeand
careerreadinessstandards.Duringyourson/daughter’sAdvisoryclass,Iwill
shareinformationwithparentsandstudentsregardingfour-yearacademicplan
building,collegeandcareerreadinessgoals,preparingforscholarships,and
collegeentranceexams.
Wearelookingforwardtoseeingyouallat6:45pmonThursday,August25,
2016.OnbehalfoftheentireOverlandHighSchoolfacultyandstaff,welook
forwardtoseeingyouandtoworkingwithyourchildrenforthe2016-2017
schoolyear.
Sincerely,
LeonLundie
Principal
Overland High School
A/B Calendar 2016–2017
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If, for any reason, the school district must close schools for more
than two days, this adopted 2016–17 calendar will be amended by
the Board of Education to provide additional school days.
REVISED 6/6/16
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Final Exams – modified schedule
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ACT for all juniors
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AP Testing
4:00pm at DU Ritchie Center
(no school)
May 1 – May 12
(regular school days)
OVERLAND HIGH SCHOOL
BELL SCHEDULE
2016 – 2017
MON • TUE • THU • FRI
1A/1B
2A/2B
3A/3B
7:10 – 8:49
8:55 – 10:34
10:40 – 1:00
10:34 – 11:15
(99 min)
(99 min + lunch)
(41 min)
A LUNCH
(99 min)
CLASS
1:06 – 2:45
11:21 – 1:00
(99 min)
CLASS
10:40 – 12:19
4A/4B
A LUNCH
(99 min)
12:19 – 1:00
(41 min)
B LUNCH
(99 min)
WEDNESDAY LATE START
FACULTY PLC 7:00 – 7:40
1A/1B
2A/2B
ADVISORY
3A/3B
(40 min)
7:50 – 9:09
9:15 – 10:34
10:40 – 11:15
11:21 – 1:20
11:15 – 11:55
(35 min)
11:21 – 12:40
(79 min)
(79 min)
(79 min + lunch)
A LUNCH
1:26 – 2:45
(79 min)
12:40 – 1:20
(40 min)
B LUNCH
(79 min)
WEATHER DELAY
7:50 – 9:19
9:25 – 10:54
11:00 – 1:10
10:54 – 11:35
Blazer 101/201
Computer Academy
Math
OTIP
PE/Health
Performing Arts
Social Studies
StuCo
Visual Arts
(89 min)
(89 min)
(89 min + lunch)
(41 min)
A LUNCH
11:00 – 12:29
1:16 – 2:45
11:41 – 1:10
(89 min)
CLASS
(89 min)
CLASS
4A/4B
12:01 – 1:20
CLASS
CLASS
1A/1B
2A/2B
3A/3B
B LUNCH
(79 min)
(40 min)
4A/4B
AVID
Business
ELA
English
FACS
SAS
Science
Technology
World Languages
(89 min)
12:29 – 1:10
A WEATHER DELAY THAT OCCURS ON A
WEDNESDAY WILL FOLLOW THE
WEDNESDAY LATE-START SCHEDULE.
(41 min)
B LUNCH
REVISED 6/6/2016
January 2016
Dear Parents of Kindergarten-12th Grade Students in Colorado Schools (School Year 2016-17):
Immunizations are an important part of our children’s and the community’s health. Colorado law requires students
attending a public, private or parochial school to be immunized against certain vaccine-preventable diseases. The
purpose of this letter is to remind parents about the need for back-to-school immunizations and to provide
immunization information. The chart on page 2 shows which vaccines are required for school attendance, along with
recommended vaccines which provide more protection against vaccine-preventable disease. There are no changes to
the vaccines required from the previous school year. It is helpful to share this letter with your child’s healthcare
provider or your local public health agency (LPHA) where your child receives immunizations.
Colorado follows the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices
schedule. This schedule is approved by the American Academy of Pediatrics, the American Academy of Family
Physicians and the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. This is the immunization schedule which will
best protect your child from vaccine-preventable diseases and is the national standard for health care providers who
vaccinate your children. Please note: In Spring 2016, it is anticipated the Colorado Board of Health will approve a
recommendation that will require all students to receive their final doses of DTaP, Polio, MMR and Varicella (chicken
pox) vaccine before kindergarten entry and one dose of Tdap vaccine before 6th grade entry.
Starting July 1, 2016, parents/guardians seeking non-medical (religious or personal belief) exemptions for children in
kindergarten-12th grade must submit non-medical exemption forms annually. Medical exemptions only need to be
submitted once and require the signature of your child’s doctor or advanced practice nurse. To submit a non-medical
or medical exemption, go to www.colorado.gov/vaccineexemption and follow the instructions. Children with an
exemption may be kept out of school during a disease outbreak.
Parents may have questions or want more information about children’s immunizations and vaccine safety. Resources
for parents about the safety and importance of vaccines are available at: www.ImmunizeForGood.com and
www.colorado.gov/cdphe/immunization-education.
Colorado law requires schools to provide school-level immunization and exemption information to the Colorado
Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) by December 1, 2016. Immunization and exemption rates for
each school will be posted on the CDPHE website as soon as they are verified. Many parents, especially those with
children who can’t be vaccinated due to a medical issue, may want to know which schools are best protected against
vaccine preventable disease.
Please discuss your child’s vaccination needs with your child’s healthcare provider or LPHA and bring your child’s
updated immunization records to school each time your child receives an immunization. To find your LPHA or learn
about free or low cost vaccines, call the Family Health Line at 1-303-692-2229 or 1-800-688-7777. For questions about
school immunization requirements, please contact your school.
Sincerely,
Jamie D’Amico, RN, MSN, CNS
CDPHE Immunization Branch - Schools and Community Coordinator
303-692-2957 | [email protected]
www.coloradoimmunizations.com
4300 Cherry Creek Drive S., Denver, CO 80246-1530 P 303-692-2000 www.colorado.gov/cdphe
John W. Hickenlooper, Governor | Larry Wolk, MD, MSPH, Executive Director and Chief Medical Officer
MINIMUM NUMBER OF DOSES REQUIRED FOR CERTIFICATE OF IMMUNIZATION
Kindergarten through 12th grade: 2016-17 SY - Required for School Attendance
VACCINE
Diphtheria/Tetanus/
Pertussis
DTaP or DT only licensed
through 6 yrs of age.(Tdap
can be given as early as 7)
Tetanus/Diphtheria/
Pertussis
For students 7 years of age
or older who did not have
full series of DTaP or DT
Polio (IPV)
Measles/Mumps/Rubella
(MMR)
Varicella
(Chickenpox)
Hepatitis B
Number of
Grades K-12 (4-18 Years of Age)
Doses
Vaccines administered ≤ 4 days before the minimum age
are valid
5 DTaP or DT (if dose 4 was administered on
or after the 4th birthday, the requirement is
met). The final dose of DTaP must be given
5 to 6
no sooner than 4 years of age. Tdap is
required at 6th grade entry and through 12th
grade.
3 or 4 appropriately spaced
tetanus/diphtheria containing vaccines
(DTaP, DT, Td, Tdap). Intervals between
doses include 4 wks between first 2 (or 3)
3 or 4
doses and 6 mos between last 2 doses.
(Note: If 1st dose is given before 1 year of
age, the student will need 4 doses).
3 to 4
4 IPV (or 3 doses if 3rd dose is given on or
after 4th birthday). Students who were
compliant with 3 or 4 doses prior to August
7, 2010 have met the requirement if at least
4 weeks between doses.
2
The 1st dose cannot be administered more
that 4 days before the 1st birthday. 2 doses
are required for students entering
Kindergarten. (2 doses are required through
12th grade).
2
The 1st dose cannot be administered more
that 4 days before the 1st birthday. 2 doses
are required for students entering
Kindergarten. (2 doses are required through
12th grade). Note: no vaccine required if
there is documentation of chickenpox
disease by a health care provider.
3
The 2nd dose must be administered at least 4
weeks after the first dose. The 3rd dose must
be administered at least 16 weeks after the
1st dose and at least 8 weeks after the 2nd
dose. The final dose must be administered
no sooner than 24 weeks of age. Note: there
is a specific 2-dose series is for ages 11-15
years only.
RECOMMENDED VACCINES FOR THE BEST PROTECTION AGAINST VACCINEPREVENTABLE DISEASE
Number of
Doses
Grades K-12 (4-18 Years of Age)
Vaccines administered ≤ 4 days before the
minimum age are valid
Influenza
(Flu)
1 to 2
2 doses initially if under 9 yrs of age with a
minimum interval of 28 days between doses, then
1 dose annually, thereafter. Recommended for
children 6 months of age and older.
Meningococcal
Meningitis
(MCV)
1 to 2
Adolescents 11-18 years of age
Human
Papillomavirus
(HPV)
3
Adolescents 11-18 years of age
Hepatitis A
(Hep A)
2
All children 1 year of age and older
VACCINE
Immunization requirements will be strictly enforced for all students. Students
who do not meet the requirements will be denied attendance according to
Colorado Revised Statutes 25-4-902. There are three ways to be in compliance
with the school immunization law:
1. Student’s immunization record shows they are fully immunized with required
vaccines. A laboratory test showing immunity is also acceptable.
2. For the student who is catching up on receiving required immunizations, the
school will notify the parent/guardian that the student has 14 days to receive
the required immunization(s) or to provide written documentation of the plan to
receive the next required immunization(s) following the minimum intervals of
the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) schedule. If the plan
is not completed, the student shall be excluded from school for non-compliance.
3. Valid medical exemption signed by a healthcare provider or non-medical
exemption (religious or personal) submitted by a parent/guardian.
Enero de 2016
Estimados padres de los alumnos de kindergarten a 12.º grado de Colorado (año lectivo 2016-17): Spanish – k – 12th
La vacunación es parte importante del cuidado de la salud de nuestros niños y de la comunidad. Las leyes de Colorado
requieren que los alumnos que asisten a escuelas públicas, privadas o religiosas estén vacunados contra enfermedades
que se pueden prevenir por ese medio. El propósito de esta carta es proporcionar información sobre la vacunación y
recordarles a los padres la necesidad de que los estudiantes se vacunen al volver a la escuela. El cuadro en la página 2
muestra qué vacunas se requieren para asistir a la escuela, así como las recomendadas que brindan mayor protección
contra enfermedades que se pueden prevenir por ese medio. No ha habido cambios a las vacunas requeridas el año
escolar anterior. Aconsejamos que comparta esta carta con el proveedor de atención médica de su hijo o el organismo de
salud pública local (LPHA) donde su hijo recibe sus vacunas.
El estado de Colorado se adhiere al calendario de vacunación del Comité Asesor de Prácticas de Vacunación que depende
de los Centros de Control y Prevención de Enfermedades (CDC). Dicho calendario cuenta con la aprobación de la
Academia Estadounidense de Pediatría, la Academia Estadounidense de Médicos de Familia y el Colegio Estadounidense
de Obstetras y Ginecólogos. Dicho calendario de vacunación es el que mejor protegerá a su hijo de las enfermedades que
se pueden prevenir por dicho medio, y constituye la norma nacional para los profesionales de la salud que vacunan a los
niños. Importante: se espera que la primavera de 2016 el Consejo de Salud de Colorado apruebe un dictamen que
disponga que todos los alumnos reciban la dosis final de la vacuna DTaP, la antipoliomielítica, la vacuna contra el
sarampión, paperas y rubéola (MMR) y la vacuna contra la varicela antes de ingresar a kindergarten así como una dosis
de la vacuna Tdap antes de ingresar a 6.º grado.
A partir del 1.º de julio de 2016, los padres o tutores que busquen exoneraciones no médicas (por motivos religiosos o
personales) para los estudiantes de kindergarten a 12.º grado deberán presentar formularios de exoneración anualmente.
Las exoneraciones médicas deben presentarse una sola vez y deben llevar la firma del doctor o enfermero especializado
que atiende a su hijo. Para presentar una exoneración médica o no médica, visite www.colorado.gov/vaccineexemption
(en inglés) y siga las instrucciones. Es posible que los niños que hayan sido exonerados de vacunarse no puedan asistir a la
escuela durante un brote de enfermedad.
Es probable que los padres tengan preguntas o deseen obtener más información sobre las vacunas y su seguridad. Los
recursos para padres sobre la seguridad e importancia de las vacunas se pueden consultar en los siguientes enlaces:
www.ImmunizeForGood.com (en inglés) y www.colorado.gov/cdphe/immunization-education en inglés).
Las leyes de Colorado disponen que las escuelas proporcionen información sobre vacunación por nivel de grado y sobre las
exoneraciones al Departamento de Salud Pública y Medio Ambiente de Colorado (CDPHE), a más tardar, el 1.º de
diciembre de 2016. Se publicarán los índices de vacunación y exoneraciones de todas las escuelas en el sitio web de
CDPHE tan pronto sean verificados. Es posible que muchos padres, especialmente aquellos con hijos que no pueden
recibir vacunas por razones médicas, deseen saber cuáles son las escuelas con mayor protección contra las enfermedades
prevenibles por medio de la vacunación.
Hable sobre las necesidades de vacunación de su hijo con el proveedor de atención médica o el organismo de salud
pública local y lleve los registros de vacunación a la escuela cada vez que vacune a su hijo. Para encontrar el organismo
de salud pública de su localidad u obtener información sobre vacunas gratuitas o a precios reducidos, llame a la línea de
salud familiar (Family Health Line) al 1-303-692-2229 o al 1-800-688-7777. Póngase en contacto con su escuela si tiene
preguntas sobre los requisitos de vacunación para la escuela.
Atentamente,
Jamie D’Amico, RN, MSN, CNS
División de Vacunaciones de CDPHE - Coordinador escolar y comunitario
303-692-2957 | [email protected]
www.coloradoimmunizations.com
CANTIDAD MÍNIMA DE DOSIS OBLIGATORIAS PARA EL CERTIFICADO DE
VACUNACIÓN - Kindergarten hasta 12.º grado: se requieren para asistir a la
escuela en el año lectivo 2016-17
VACUNA
Difteria/tétanos/tos ferina
DTaP o DT solo autorizadas
hasta los 6 años de edad.(Tdap
puede administrarse a partir
de los 7 años)
Tétanos/difteria/
Tos ferina
Para alumnos de 7 años o
mayores que no hayan recibido
la serie completa de DTaP o
DT
Polio (IPV)
Sarampión, paperas, rubéola
(MMR)
Cantidad de
Grados K a 12 (de 4 a 18 años de edad)
dosis
Las vacunas administradas ≤ 4 días antes de la edad
mínima son válidas
5a6
5 DTaP o DT (si el niño recibe la 4.a dosis a partir
de los 4 años de edad, se considera que el
requisito está cumplido). La dosis final de DTaP no
debe administrarse antes de los 4 años de edad.
Es obligatorio administrar la vacuna Tdap al
ingresar a 6.º grado y hasta 12.º grado.
3o4
3 o 4 vacunas adecuadamente espaciadas contra
tétanos y difteria (DTaP, DT, Td, Tdap). Los
intervalos entre dosis son de 4 semanas entre las
primeras 2 (o 3) dosis y 6 meses entre las últimas
2 dosis. (Nota: si la primera dosis se administra
antes del primer año de edad, el alumno
necesitará 4 dosis).
3a4
4 IPV (o 3 dosis si la 3.a se administra a partir de
los 4 años). Los alumnos que recibieron 3 o 4 dosis
antes del 7 de agosto de 2010 cumplen con los
requisitos si las recibieron en intervalos de al
menos 4 semanas.
2
La 1.a dosis no se puede administrar más de 4 días
antes de que el niño cumpla el primer año. Son
obligatorias 2 dosis para los alumnos que ingresen
a kindergarten. (Se requieren 2 dosis hasta 12.º
grado).
2
La 1.a dosis no se puede administrar más de 4 días
antes de que el niño cumpla el primer año. Son
obligatorias 2 dosis para los alumnos que ingresen
a kindergarten. (Se requieren 2 dosis hasta 12.º
grado). Nota: no se requiere vacuna si se presenta
comprobante de un proveedor de atención médica
que demuestre que ha tenido varicela.
Varicela
Hepatitis B
3
La segunda dosis debe administrarse al menos 4
semanas después de la primera dosis. La tercera
dosis debe administrarse al menos 16 semanas
después de la primera dosis y al menos 8 semanas
después de la segunda dosis. La dosis final no debe
administrarse antes de las 24 semanas de edad.
Nota: existe una serie específica de 2 dosis para
niños de 11 a 15 años de edad solamente.
VACUNAS RECOMENDADAS PARA LA MEJOR PROTECCIÓN CONTRA LAS
ENFERMEDADES PREVENIBLES POR MEDIO DE LA VACUNACIÓN
VACUNA
Cantidad de
dosis
Grados K a 12 (de 4 a 18 años de edad)
Las vacunas administradas ≤ 4 días antes de la
edad mínima son válidas
Influenza
(gripe)
1a2
Si el niño tiene menos de 9 años, 2 dosis con un
intervalo mínimo de 28 días entre dosis; a partir de
entonces, 1 dosis anual. Recomendada a partir de los 6
meses de edad.
Meningitis
meningocócica
(MCV)
1a2
Adolescentes de 11 a 18 años de edad.
Virus del
papiloma
humano (HPV)
3
Adolescentes de 11 a 18 años de edad.
Hepatitis A (Hep
A)
2
Todos los niños a partir del primer año de edad.
Todos los estudiantes deberán cumplir estrictamente con las vacunas
obligatorias. De lo contrario, no podrán asistir a la escuela, conforme a lo
dispuesto por el inciso 902 del artículo 4 del Título 25 del CRS (leyes
revisadas y actualizadas del estado de Colorado). Existen tres maneras de
cumplir con la ley de vacunación escolar:
1. El registro de vacunación del alumno muestra que ha recibido todas las vacunas
obligatorias. También se puede presentar una prueba de laboratorio que
demuestre inmunidad.
2. En el caso de los alumnos que se estén poniendo al día con las vacunas
obligatorias, la escuela notificará a los padres o tutores que el estudiante tiene 14
días para recibir las vacunas necesarias o presentar documentación escrita del plan
para obtener las próximas vacunas siguiendo el intervalo mínimo del calendario
estipulado por el Comité Asesor de Prácticas de Vacunación (ACIP). Si el plan no
está completo, el estudiante no podrá asistir a la escuela por incumplimiento.
3. Las exoneraciones médicas válidas firmadas por un proveedor de atención
médica o las exoneraciones no médicas (por motivos religiosos o personales)
deben ser presentadas por uno de los padres o el tutor.
4300 Cherry Creek Drive S., Denver, CO 80246-1530 P 303-692-2000 www.colorado.gov/cdphe
John W. Hickenlooper, gobernador | Larry Wolk, MD, MSPH, director ejecutivo y jefe de medicina
Dear Parent/Guardian:
I would like to take this opportunity to acquaint you with the Cherry Creek School District’s procedures for
administering medications to students pursuant to school board policy JLCA, Student Health Services and
Requirements.
These policies are designed to ensure the safety of our students:
1. The school will have received written permission from the parent/guardian to administer the medication.
When such a request is made by a parent/guardian, a full release from the responsibilities pertaining to
side effects or other medical consequences of such medications also must be presented.
2. Medication will be administered by the school nurse, or by school personnel whom the registered nurse
has trained and delegated the task of giving such medication. (A parent is always welcome to come to the
school and administer medication to his or her own child.)
3. Medication shall be in the original, properly labeled container with the current date printed on the
container, and all other parameters required for medication administration (student name, prescribing
physician’s name, drug name, dose, route, time and/or frequency).
4. In some instances, at the high school level, students who demonstrate responsibility may be allowed to
carry their medications on their person and self-administer such medication in accordance with the current
pharmacy-labeled container, or in the case of over-the-counter medication, in accordance with the
manufacturer’s label. Students who misuse this privilege may be subject to disciplinary action per
applicable school board policies. Please contact your high school nurse for additional information.
The following guidelines shall also pertain to the administration of medication to students in the school
setting:
Rescue/Prescription medications: (Albuterol and epinephrine) should be kept in the clinic unless written
permission for a student to carry these prescription drugs has been agreed to by the physician, parent and
school nurse. This written agreement form is located in the school clinic and on the Health Services Web
page. It requires, in part, that the student has demonstrated the necessary maturity to keep it on their person.
Prescription Medications: Prescription medications require written permission for administration in the
school setting from both a healthcare provider and a parent/guardian. Most pharmacies are happy to provide
an extra labeled container so that a prescription can be divided and placed in a properly labeled container for
school use. If the dose or the directions change, a new form/container must be submitted.
Over-the-counter medications: Written parental permission is required for administration of over-thecounter medications. Since many medications resemble another in appearance, medication must be sent to
the school in the original manufacturer’s container with the label intact. If a student requires a dosage outside
the manufacturer’s recommendations, a healthcare provider’s authorization for the variation is required in
addition to the parent’s signature. Since aspirin has been associated with Reyes Syndrome when given to
children with influenza or chickenpox, medications containing aspirin may only be administered with a
healthcare provider’s and a parent/guardian’s signature.
Homeopathic/Herbal medications: These medications are not considered to be over-the-counter
medications, but require written permission for administration in the school setting by both a healthcare
provider and the student’s parent/guardian. Some homeopathic preparations may require a review from the
Cherry Creek School District Medical Advisory Board.
Transportation of medications: Parents/guardians are personally responsible for the delivery of student
medications to and from school, and should hand them directly to the nurse, building administrator, or other
school official. In the event an approved adult is unable to bring the prescription to school, that individual
shall contact the school and notify the nurse or other school official of the date the medication is to arrive,
giving the name of the medication and the exact quantity of medication included in the properly labeled
container.
Any medication sent to the school without the labeled container will be kept in the clinic or main office to be
returned to the parent. Additionally, any unused medication will be available for pickup through the end of
the school year by the parent/guardian. Any medication not picked up will be discarded. The schools will
not send unused medication home with students.
Planning ahead: It is recommended that any student requiring a medication at school or at home have a
seventy-two (72) hour supply kept in the clinic in the event of an unpredictable local emergency. Please
discuss this with your healthcare provider or the school nurse if you are wondering about your child’s need
for such an arrangement. Also, because health needs can change, all medication forms will need to be
renewed annually. They are available from your health clinic and the District web site at
cherrycreekschools.org.
Confidentiality of student records. The confidentiality of academic records are protected by the Family
Educational Rights to Privacy Act (FERPA). The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
(HIPAA) does not apply to schools or the health records maintained within the school nurse’s office.
Nursing Procedures: All medical procedures performed during child’s day at school require a “Permission
for Nursing Procedure” form to be signed by attending physician and parent/guardian. Procedures requiring
this form include but are not limited to tube feeding, tracheostomy care, suctioning and other medical
treatments. All nursing procedure forms shall be renewed annually at the beginning of the school year.
Individual Health Plans (IHP). The IHP is developed by the professional school nurse to address and
communicate the health needs of the student to school personnel with an educational interest in the student.
The IHP development and implementation by the RN allows sharing of necessary information and planning
for student health needs to maximize student access and participation in their education. All IHPs are
renewed annually at the beginning of the school year and as needed in response to a change in student health
status.
Communications with the school nurse are essential in ensuring your student’s health needs are addressed in
the school setting. If your student requires medication, nursing procedures and or an individual health plan
call your school nurse the week prior to school beginning to discuss the needs of your student.
We look forward to helping your student have a safe and healthy educational experience this year.
Sincerely,
Suzanne Oro, MSN
Director of Health Services
05/03/2016
Cherry Creek Schools
2016-2017 Meal Prices
Breakfast
Lunch
ELEMENTARY
$1.85
$3.00
MIDDLE SCHOOL
$1.95
$3.15
HIGH SCHOOL
$1.95
$3.15
A LA CARTE PRICES
$4.05
ADULT
Cherry Creek Schools Food and Nutrition Services
Encouraging Students to Make Healthy Choices, One School Meal at a Time
www.ccsdcafe.org
Apply for Free and Reduced Meals
Online meal applications will be
available starting July 1st, 2016
for School Year 2016-2017.
Visit our website ccsdcafe.org
Please Note: A new application
is required each school year.
For further information, please call
Roxanne Hernandez - Food and Nutrition Services
720-886-7172
NotificationofNondiscrimination
CherryCreekSchoolDistrictNo.5(“District”)doesnotdiscriminateonthebasisof
race,color,nationalorigin,sex,age,sexualorientation,ordisabilityinadmissionto
itsprograms,services,oractivities,inaccesstothem,intreatmentofindividuals,or
inanyaspectoftheiroperations.OverlandHighSchooldoesnotdiscriminatein
enrollmentoraccesstoanyofitsavailableprograms.ThelackofEnglishlanguage
skillsshallnotbeabarriertoadmissionorparticipationinDistrictactivitiesand
programs.TheDistrictalsodoesnotdiscriminateinitshiringoremployment
practices.
ThisnoticeisprovidedasrequiredbyTitleVIoftheCivilRightsActof1964,Section
504oftheRehabilitationActof1973,TitleIXoftheEducationAmendmentsof
1972,theAgeDiscriminationActof1975,andtheAmericanswithDisabilitiesActof
1990.Questions,complaints,orrequestsforadditionalinformationregardingthese
lawsmaybeforwardedtothedesignatedcompliancecoordinator,Ms.KathyVining,
DistrictComplianceOfficer,EducationalServicesCenter,4700S.YosemiteSt.,
GreenwoodVillage,CO80111,telephone(720)554-4471,ordirectlytotheU.S.
DepartmentofEducation,OfficeforCivilRights,RegionVIII,FederalOfficeBuilding
North,1244SpeerBlvd.,Suite310,Denver,CO80204.
SonjaS.McKenzie
GeneralCounsel
OfficeofLegalResources
CherryCreekSchoolDistrictNo.5
4700S.YosemiteSt.
GreenwoodVillage,CO80111
(720)554-4251
[email protected]
OHS FEES 2016–17
CHECK | CASH | CREDIT CARD | ONLINE PAYMENT
OVERLAND STUDENT FEES
The following items may be paid in one payment
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Activity Fee ...................................................................................................... $30
Yearbook .......................................................................................................... $55
Parking Permit Fee (if fines are paid) .............................................................. $50
Athletic Fee (per season) .................................................................................. $90*
PSAT Test (if applicable) .................................................................................... $25
Seniors: non-refundable, mandatory graduation fee ............................ $10
After-Prom Donation .................................................................................... optional
Athletic Booster Club Donation ................................................................... optional
*Athletic Fee is not refundable after the third week of the start of the season.
Fall sports begin August 15, 2016.
Winter sports begin November 11, 2016.
Spring sports begin February 27, 2017.
CHECK AND CREDIT CARD INFORMATION
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Check payable to Overland High School
Name and address must be pre-printed on checks
No temporary checks accepted
Memo line should reference student’s full name
All NSF checks will be charged $25
No credit card payments over the phone
REVTRAK ONLINE PAYMENTS (preferred)
•
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Online payments with credit card or e-check
3.49% service fee
o Service fee waived July 1–August 2 (online check-in)
o Service fee waived August 8 (makeup check-in)
Get started on the Overland homepage: overland.cherrycreekschools.org
Look for this button:
Please print and keep your receipt for your records.
2016-2017 College Planning Events
August
30 Colleges That Change Lives Fair*
7:00PM
Denver Convention Center
1 Grade 12 College Information Night
6:00PM
OHS Auditorium
8 Grade 11 College Information Night
6:00PM
OHS Auditorium
15 Financial Aid Night for Seniors
6:00PM
OHS Auditorium
25 NACAC National College Fair*
1:00-4:00PM
Denver Mart
28 Out-of-state College Fair*
6:00-8:00PM
Monarch High School
29 Out-of-state College Fair*
6:00-8:00PM
Lakewood High School
1 Greater Denver College Fair
10:00-12:30PM
Mountain Vista High School
6 CCHS/CR Night Fair*
6:00-7:30PM
OHS
13 Senior College Readiness Day
School Hours
OHS
19 PSAT/NMSQT (10th/11th)
School Hours
IST
30 NACAC Performing Arts Fair*
1:00-3:00PM
Infinity Park Event Center
3 & 10 FAFSA Completion Workshops
3:00-7:00PM
Post Grad (RSVP Only)
17 International College Fair
7:00-8:30PM
Regis Jesuit High School
6:00PM
OHS Auditorium
6:00PM
OHS Auditorium
TBD
TBD
1:00-3:30PM
University of Denver
School Hours
Post Grad
School Hours
IST
September
*Register for college fairs at
www.gotocollegefairs.com.
Check Overland’s Website for the most up-to-date
information.
October
November
February
9 Grade 9 High Achievers Night
16 Grade 10 Naviance Resource Night
April
TBD Financial Aid Night (10th/11th)
23 Denver Spring College Fair*
May
1 Senior Day
1-12 Advanced Placement Exams
SCHEDULE OF TEST DATES | OHS CODE: 060-076
State Mandated Grade 10 PSAT and Grade 11 SAT ◊ April 11, 2017 (NO FEE)
ACT
SAT
Register online @ www.actstudent.org
Register online @ www.collegeboard.com
ACT $39.50, With Writing $56.50, Late +$25, Standby +$49
SAT $43, With Essay $54.50, Late +$28, Waitlist +$46
OHS is an ACT and SAT Test Center (Except for June) | All deadlines are postmark or online submission by date
Test Date
Deadline
Test Date
Deadline
September 10, 2016
August 5, 2016
October 1, 2016
September 2, 2016
October 22, 2016
September 16, 2016
November 5, 2016
October 7, 2016
December 10, 2016
November 4, 2016
December 3, 2016
November 4, 2016
February 11, 2017
January 13, 2017
January 21, 2017
Dec 30, 2016
April 8, 2017
March 3, 2017
March 11, 2017
February 10, 2017
June 10, 2017
May 5, 2017
May 6, 2017
April 7, 2017
June 3, 2017
May 5, 2017
All dates are anticipated, not final. Please check with ACT and SAT for the most up-to-date information.
Test Prep Practice is available through Method Test Prep on Family Connection (Naviance) and Khan Academy @ www.khanacademy.org.
2016-17
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
IF YOU WANT TO PARTICIPATE
IN OVERLAND ATHLETICS
REGISTRATION
The Athletic Registration Form is online:
Get started on the Overland website overland.cherrycreekschools.org.
Look for this button:
PHYSICAL
The student athlete will need a sports physical.
FEES
The athletic fee is $90 per season.
This payment can be made to the bookkeeper or online.
This fee is not refundable after the third week of the start of the season.
Fall sports begin August 15, 2016.
Winter sports begin November 11, 2016.
Spring sports begin February 27, 2017.
TRANSFER STUDENTS
New Overland students—grades 10, 11, 12—will need to schedule a meeting
with the Athletics Director to fill out transfer paperwork.
QUESTIONS?
Teresa Peterson
Athletics Secretary
[email protected]
720.747.3614
OVERLAND CLUBS & ACTIVITIES
ACADEMIC
French Club
Mu Alpha Theta — Math Honor Society
NHS — National Honor Society
Science Club
Spanish Club/Spanish Honor Society
Speech & Debate (this is a class during the school day)
ARTS
Art Club
Drama Club
Guitar Club
International Thespian Society
Props, Costumes & Theatre Tech
CAREER
DECA — Distributive Education Clubs of America (this is a class during the school day)
FBLA — Future Business Leaders of America
FCCLA — Family, Community, and Career Leaders of America
HOSA — Health Occupations Students of America
Pre-Med Club
DIVERSITY
Black Women Leaders/Sisterhood
Brotherhood
BSA — Black Student Alliance
Chinese Club
GSA — Gay Straight Alliance
MSA — Muslim Student Alliance
Tepochcalli — Latin Leadership
MEDIA
Lit Mag — Literary Magazine
Newspaper/Newsmagazine (this is a class during the school day)
OTV — Overland Television (this is a class during the school day)
Yearbook (this is a class during the school day)
SERVICE
Blazer United
Link Crew —Freshman Mentors
Student Council (this is a class during the school day)
SPECIAL INTEREST
Anime Club
Avenue on Campus
Bowling Club
Chess Club
NUTS — Never Underestimate Trailblazer Spirit
Yoga Club
TECHNOLOGY
Robotics
Skills Club
TSA — Technology Student Association
OPTCO
Overland Parent Teacher Community Organization
What does OPTCO do?
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Organizes and helps pay for After Prom
Coordinates and runs the Overland Craft Fair
Organizes staff appreciation events
Supports the school dances with chaperones and snacks
Provides teachers with opportunities to apply for educational grants
Conducts fundraising to provide for our services
Who can belong?
o
Anyone who cares about OHS, within the school or community, no membership
dues, you are automatically a member
When are the meetings?
All meetings are in the IST Lecture Center at 7:00 pm
o Tuesday, September 20, 2016
o Tuesday, October 18, 2016
o Tuesday, January 20, 2017
o Tuesday, March 14, 2017
o Tuesday, April 11, 2017
How do I get involved?
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Check out our website: http://www.sites.google.com/site/overlandptco
(link on the Overland webpage: overland.cherrycreekschools.org
under Parents and Community)
Contact us at: [email protected]
Overland High School
12400 East Jewell Avenue
Aurora, Colorado 80012
(720) 747-3698
Cherry Creek
Schools
Dedicated to Excellence
Dear Senior and Junior Parents:
Welcome to the 2016-2017 school year! For the 2016-2017 school year there will be approximately 500
parking spots open for our junior and senior students. All applications should be fully complete including
proof of insurance, valid driver’s license, and registration.
PARKING AT OVERLAND IS A PRIVILEGE – NOT A RIGHT. Students must adhere to the
Cherry Creek School District Policies and Procedures listed in the Student Conduct and Discipline,
Rights and Responsibilities booklet. Special consideration WILL NOT be given to any specific groups,
(i.e., athletic teams, performing art students, out-of-district students), or be based on the distance a student
lives from Overland High School.
Procedures for applying for a parking pass are as follows: (PLEASE READ CAREFULLY)
1. The parking pass application must be completely filled out. The application must include a copy of
your driver’s license, car registration, and proof of car insurance. All applications for parking passes
must be signed by the OHS student and his/her parent or guardian. Incomplete applications will not
be processed.
2. Applications need to be submitted on Check-in Day or delivered to the OHS Security Office for
processing.
3. Students who have unpaid fines or owe money to any department, club, or organization at OHS will
not have their applications processed until those fines are paid and cleared. If you are not sure if you
have an outstanding fine, check with the bookkeeping office (720-747-3761).
4. The cost of the OHS parking pass is $50.00. You will need to pay the $50 fee to the bookkeeper
and take the receipt to the Security Office in order to receive the OHS parking pass.
5. The OHS student parking pass will be assigned to a specific student and a specific vehicle. Students
are responsible for notifying security if they have driven a different vehicle to school. Students
who drive a different vehicle to school without reporting it to security are subject to consequences
from the school. Any violation will be subject to the OHS Parking Policies and Consequences for the
16-17 School Year.
6. Only one pass per family will be issued.
7. Students who falsify any information will be subject to disciplinary action.
Please read and review the following Overland High School Parking Policies and Consequences for
the 16-17 School Year. The policies and consequences outlined will be strictly enforced by OHS
Security and Deans.
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Students who park on the OHS campus must have a valid OHS parking pass.
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Students may park in the designated student parking spaces ONLY. THERE IS NO
STUDENT PARKING IN THE FACULTY PARKING LOT.
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Parking will not be permitted on Jewell Avenue or in the Utah Park Parking Lot. Students
who do not adhere to this policy may be ticketed by Aurora Police.
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Students are not allowed to park in handicapped spaces without authorized handicapped tag.
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The following consequences will be enforced for those students who DO NOT have a parking
pass and park illegally on the OHS campus:
o First offense:
o Second offense:
o Third offense:
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The following consequences will be enforced for those students WITH a valid parking pass
who park illegally or do not abide by the above stated rules:
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Car will be ticketed and a $30.00 fine assessed to the student.
$30.00 fine assessed; name forwarded to a Dean.
$30.00 fine assessed; Car may be booted at owner’s expense.
First offense:
Second offense:
Third offense:
Additional offenses:
Car will be ticketed, and a $30.00 fine assessed to the student.
$30.00 fine assessed; 2 week pass revocation from a Dean.
$30.00 fine assessed; permanent pass revocation from a Dean.
$30.00 fine assessed; Car may be booted at owner’s expense.
Students may not park in reserved parking spaces at any time.
We appreciate your support and adherence to the above policies. For any questions or comments please
contact the OHS Security office at 720-747-3698.
Sincerely,
DR. BRAD WEINHOLD
Assistant Principal
TREVOR VAN LUIT
Supervisor of Security