CORONA DEL SOL - HOME OF THE AZTECS

November 8, 2019

AZTEC HIGHLIGHTS

FAFSA completion event: FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) is the student's eligibility for need-based federal financial aid for college, which may include grants, scholarships, work-study and loans. If eligible, it can help you pay for college! Corona counseling staff will be hosting the first ever FAFSA completion day event Dec. 2, from 6 am-4 pm! Senior parents should have received a detailed email, including an RSVP link from Naviance. We will have college reps and FAFSA experts on site to help families complete the FAFSA. Many scholarships and schools will still ask to see a completed FAFSA to award additional money, so it is worth your time to complete the application, even if you do not qualify! BEFORE Nov. 20:

Know your child's social security number to complete Create an FSA ID - both the student and the guardian need an ID. Click here for a helpful worksheet to stay organized!

Graduation speakers: Two seniors, an Academic speaker, representing the top 10% of the Senior class, and a Senior Class representative, with a GPA of 3.0 or better (but not in the top 10%), will have the opportunity and honor of delivering commencement speeches at the 2020 graduation ceremony. For consideration for one of the speaking positions, interested seniors must download and complete the application. Applications are in the Student Portal on the CDS Website under the CDS Quick Links Section - 2020 Graduation Information - and are due no later than Wednesday, November 27, 2019, to Mrs. Centanni in the library. School Resource Officer Charles: During the month of November, Officer Charles will be participating in the Tempe Police Department No-Shave November Campaign to raise awareness for prostate cancer and raise money for the following non-profits: Prevent Cancer Foundation, Fight Colorectal Cancer, and St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Tempe Police Mustache pins (pictured below) available for a $10 donation. Everyone is welcome to participate in the non-shaving and or donations are welcome! Stop by Officer Charles’ office any time!

COUNSELING/COLLEGES/SCHOLARSHIPS Scholarships: The following scholarships are due very soon: Due today, Nov. 8: Arizona Milk Producers Scholarship. Find out more about the following scholarships: Diablo Scholarship; Foot Locker Scholar Athlete Awards; East Valley Women's League Anything Is Possible Scholarship; Better Business Bureau Ethical Athlete Scholarship. Look at Naviance and click the Scholarship tab to find incredible opportunities. See attached flyer. Mindfulness Sessions: Mrs. Pagano, Corona's school social worker, will be starting Mini Morning Mindfulness sessions every Monday starting on November 4 (brought to you by #ivegotMindfulness and High School Health and Wellness). Every Monday morning at 7am, Mrs. Pagano will open up the Mindfulness Room for any student who wants to practice mindfulness before 1st period. These mindfulness practices will be brief so your student can make it on time to their first period class and get their morning started off right! There is no need for your student to sign up; they just need to show up to room C140 by 7 am. Please stay tuned for future updates! College Visits: Weds, Nov. 13: AcLab, Mesa Community College. Please sign up for this AcLab. EVIT presentation for all sophomores during AcLab. Sophomore AcLab: EVIT will be presenting to all 10th graders during AcLab on Wednesday, Nov. 13. This is an opportunity for sophomores to learn about the EVIT programs offered during their junior and/or senior year. They will hear from EVIT instructors, current and past students, and be able to ask questions to EVIT counselors. EVIT will return Friday, Nov. 15, for both lunches should students need to follow up. ACTIVITIES/CLUBS/CLASSES Activities: Stay up to date on all CDS Activities by following us on Instagram @cdsactivities or visit the Activities page on the CDS website! https://www.tempeunion.org/Page/2960. Congratulations to our Marching Band, which took 5th place in Division 1 last Saturday and qualified for the state championships. Wish them luck as they head to Utah today for another competition weekend! Join us for our Corona Cares Day on Saturday, November 23, 8 am – 3 pm, as we help beautify and clean our campus. Upcoming Winter Performances (7 pm start times): Nov. 22/23: Winter play “Clue” Dec 6/7: The Nutcracker dance performance Dec. 10: Orchestra concert Dec. 11/12: Band concert Dec. 13/14: Choir concert. CTE Showcase: The TUHSD CTE Showcase is on November 21, 2019 at Compadre High School from 2 – 6 pm. CTE teachers and staff from across the district will be present to share information about the CTE programs offered at our schools. You are encouraged to attend with your student(s) to see the opportunities available in our CTE programs such as Accounting, Engineering, Software Development, Bioscience, Sports Medicine, Media & Publications and more. Proud Parent Yearbook Ads: The deadline for senior proud parent ads is quickly approaching. The final deadline is Dec. 2, but prices will go up one final time Nov. 17. Please go to yearbookordercenter.com to create and purchase your ad. Once there, click on the link: "Enter school's name instead" to find Corona del Sol. Several sizes and design options are available. Online help is also available. Due to yearbook plant deadlines, absolutely no ads accepted past the Dec. 2 deadline. For technical help, call Herff Jones at 866-287-3096. For all other questions, email yearbook adviser Kris Urban at kurban@tempeunion.org.

Robotics: We are always seeking funding sources and tax-credit donations are one of the best ways you can contribute. This dollar-for-dollar tax credit helps us pay for regional competitions and parts for our robot. Individuals may donate up to $200 and joint couples may donate up to $400, which returns to you when you file your Arizona taxes. For more information, contact Mr. Heiser, stheiser@tempeunion.org. ATHLETICS 6A Football: Congrats to the Aztecs for knocking off Mountain Pointe last week in double overtime to make the state playoffs. Corona will play at Red Mountain tonight in the first round of the playoffs. Game time is 7 pm – come out and support our team! Girls’ volleyball playoffs: Congratulations to the girls’ volleyball team, which beat Chaparral in the AIA 6A state championship quarterfinals Thursday. The #2-ranked Aztecs take on #3 Basha in the semifinals Saturday at 6 pm at Corona. Golf: Congratulations to the Aztec golf teams! The girls finished 9th in the state championships, and the boys finished 11th. Winter sports: Please make sure your student's Register My Athlete account is complete. Your student's account must read "Ready for Tryouts" in order to participate in tryouts. If you have any questions, please contact Ms. Rivera in the Athletics office at arivera@tempeunion.org. Athletics schedule: Check the online calendar for all upcoming events. https://www.tempeunion.org/Page/1578. Please remember, no backpacks or outside beverages (except sealed water bottles) allowed at our events. PARENT COMMUNICATIONS: AcLab: Students should sign up for an AcLab starting Friday after 2:15 pm until Tuesday before 3 pm. Students should receive an email at their CDS school email address confirming their AcLab choice for Wednesday. Student drop off/pickup: Rural lot: Parents, please do not form a line of cars onto Rural Rd. when picking up your student in the afternoon. Please find an open parking spot to wait and communicate with your student where to find you. There cannot be a line of cars backed up onto Rural Road. Please remind your students to use the crosswalks at all times when crossing any street. This is for their safety and the safety of others. Please obey all the traffic signs around campus and remember there is no drop off or pickup on Knox Road in the West direction and No Parking on the north side of the street. The area is clearly marked No Parking. In addition, please, no U-turns on Knox Road – this is very dangerous. We greatly appreciate your help as we try to keep everyone safe. Drop off/pick up of students is allowed in the Rural Lot and on the South curb of Knox Rd. Drop off in the LDS church lot is not allowed. Attendance Auto-Call: If you receive an automatic call stating your student missed first hour and you know you have already called to excuse your student, please disregard the auto-call. There is no need to call us again. Due to the high volume of attendance calls, it may take us a couple of hours to listen to your message/excuse your student. Attendance Line: When your student is absent, please remember to call the Attendance office within 48 hours of the absence. Always include your student’s ID number. Attendance Policy: High school attendance is ultimately the responsibility of the student and his/her family. It is important that parents and students recognize the direct relationship that exists between academic success and regular school attendance. Students should remain out of school only when necessary. Students are allowed 10 absences (excused or unexcused) per semester. The eleventh total absence may result in loss of credit, unless there are extenuating circumstances. School-related absences do not count toward your student’s total absences.

Calculators: The CDS Math department recommends purchasing a Texas Instruments 84 TI-84 Plus CE graphing calculator. While CDS has a limited number of these calculators, we will not be able to accommodate every student who does not have a calculator. If you have any concerns, please email Don Guess at dguess@tempeunion.org. No item holds: The Corona del Sol front office does not hold items for students to pick up, including lunch. The exception is your student’s ID. Please arrange to meet your student between classes to give them other items during passing periods. We will not call students out of class to pick up items. Please call us at 480.752.8888 to find out the correct passing times. Off-campus pass: For an off-campus pass, a parent/guardian must call the attendance office on the day of the pass, at least one hour prior to the time of the pass. Students must have their CDS IDs to leave. No off-campus passes during lunch hours (10:15 am – 12:15 am). A parent/guardian must come in and sign the student out. Students feeling ill must report to the nurse. The nurse will contact the parent/guardian to release your student. ParentVUE/Schoology: For Schoology help, please email SchoologyParentHelp@tempeunion.org. If you need a ParentVUE access key or your account is disabled, please leave a message on our ParentVUE hotline at 480.752.8775. Parking: A limited number of parking spots remain for the 19-20 school year. If you have done the online registration but have not yet paid, please do so as soon as possible, or see the Principal’s assistant in the front office. Student IDs: All students are required to wear their IDs around their necks and visible at all times during the school day. Please help us keep our campus secure and remind your students to wear their IDs. Skateboards: Please remember riding skateboards is not permitted on campus. Have your students bring locks and lock them up before entering campus. We do not hold them in the front office or in the classrooms.

CDS High School

2019-2020 Bell Schedules

PERIOD START END

0 6:23 7:19 PERIOD START END

1 7:25 8:21 0 6:23 7:19

2 8:27 9:28 1 7:25 8:14

3 9:34 10:30 2 8:20 9:09

4 Lunch 10:30 11:09 3/A 9:15 10:00

4 10:36 11:32 3/B 10:06 10:51

5 Lunch 11:32 12:11 4 LUNCH 10:51 11:30

5 11:15 12:11 4 10:57 11:46

6 12:17 1:13 5 LUNCH 11:46 12:25

7 1:19 2:15 5 11:36 12:25

6 12:31 1:20

7 1:26 2:15

PERIOD START END

1 7:25 8:55

Break 8:55 9:15

2 9:20 10:50

PERIOD START END

0 6:39 7:19

1 7:25 8:05 PERIOD START END

2 8:11 8:51 3 7:25 8:55

LAB 8:57 9:37 Break 8:55 9:15

3 9:43 10:23 4th/5th 9:20 10:50

4 10:29 11:09

4 LUNCH 10:23 11:03

5 11:09 11:49 PERIOD START END

5 LUNCH 11:09 11:49 6 7:25 8:55

6 11:55 12:35 Break 8:55 9:15

7 12:41 1:21 7 9:20 10:50

PERIOD START END

0 6:49 7:19

1 7:25 7:55

2 8:01 8:31

3 8:37 9:07

4 & 5 9:13 9:43

6 9:49 10:19

7 10:25 10:55

DOUBLE ASSEMBLY - SCHEDULE 'E'

Aug 23, Sep 27, Nov. 22, Mar 6, Apr 24

SEMESTER EXAMS Dec 19/May 19

SEMESTER EXAMS Dec 20/May 20

SEMESTER EXAMS Dec 18/May 18

ACADEMIC LAB/EARLY RELEASE

SCHEDULE 'H'

REGULAR - SCHEDULE 'A'

HALF DAY SCHEDULE "D"

Sept. 18/Feb. 5

Aug 7, 14, 19 (open house), 21, 28; Sep 4, 11, 25;

Oct 2, 23, 30; Nov 6, 13, 20, 27; Dec 4, 11

Jan 8, 15, 22, 29; Feb 12, 19, 26

Mar 4, 18, 25; Apr 1,8,15,22,29; May 6, 13

Corona del Sol Counseling Office Duties 2019-2020

Dawn Milovich Ext. 80137 dmilovich@tempeunion.org Department Chair Grades 9 – 12 PL-STE Crisis Team Leader AIMS Science Co-Coordinator Gifted Coordinator 8th Grade High School Registration Coordinator

Jennifer Morgan Ext. 80136 jemorgan@tempeunion.org Grades 9 – 12 A – CAM EVIT College Liaison ECAP Lead Coordinator High School Registration Lead Coordinator Naviance Lead

Michelle Kozimor Ext. 80132 mkozimor@tempeunion.org Grades 9 – 12 CAN – FIN PSAT Lead McKinney - Vento Liaison ECAP Co-Coordinator (11, 12) High School Registration Co-Coordinator

Jaimie Schulz Ext. XXXXX jschulz@tempeunion.org Grades 9 – 12 FIR – JA AC Lab Coordinator AP Program Coordinator ELL Coordinator

Michelle Deignan Ext XXXXX mdeignan@tempeunion.org Grade 9 – 12 JE – MA ACE Program Coordinator Peer Tutoring Scholarship Coordinator

Pam Kane Ext. 80138 pkane@tempeunion.org Grades 9 – 12 MC – PI AZ Merit Spring Co-Lead Coordinator PSAT Co-Coordinator High School Registration Co-Coordinator

Rosemary Cortez Ext. 80133 rcortez@tempeunion.org Grades 9 – 12 STI – Z Military Liaison ASVAB AZ Merit Spring Lead ECAP Co-Coordinator (9,10) AIMS Science Co-Coordinator

Susan Woods Ext. 80130 swoods@tempeunion.org Counseling Department Specialist College Visitation Team Member Child Find Program Coordinator Records Request Coordinator Counseling TA Coordinator Summer Academy Registration Rio Registration Team AZ Merit Team 504 Liaison

Valerie Molina 480-586-8881 vmolina@tempeunion.org Native American Education Coordinator

Neil MacDonald Ext. 80139 nmacdonald@tempeunion.org Drop Out Specialist

Back Row: Principal Kleve, Sarah Stellburg, Shane Tokishi, Luca Welch, David Wu, Jessica Zhang, Assistant Principal Threadgill

Front Row: Justin Bai, Eileen Li, Maria Liong, Sreya Pattipati, Kristen Roehling, Christopher Shin (not pictured: Zachary Johnson)

National Hispanic Recognition Scholars Principal Kleve, Virginia Garcia, Jax Hatfield, Assistant Principal Threadgill (not pictured: Jacob Flores)

Corona del Sol Celebrates National Merit Students

On Wednesday, October 23rd, Counselors and Administrators recognized our 12 National Merit Semifinalists, 11 Letter of Commendation recipients, and 3 National Hispanic Recognition Scholars at our Annual National Merit Recognition Breakfast for their outstanding test scores on the 2018 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT).

On Wednesday, October 23rd, Counselors and Administrators recognized our 12 National Merit Semifinalists, 11 Letter of Commendation recipients, and 3 National Hispanic Recognition Scholars at our Annual National Merit Recognition Breakfast for their outstanding test scores on the 2018 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT).

National Merit Semifinalists The nationwide pool of Semifinalists, representing less than one percent of US high school seniors, includes the highest scoring entrants in each state. From the approximately 16,000 Semifinalists, these academically talented high school seniors have an opportunity to continue in the competition for some 7,500 National Merit Scholarships worth more than $32 million.

National Merit Semifinalists Photo taken by Tara Poseley

Letter of Commendation About 34,000 of the approximately 50,000 high scorers on the 2018 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT) receive Letters of Commendation in recognition of their outstanding academic promise. Although Commended Students do not continue in the competition for National Merit® Scholarships, some of these students do become candidates for Special Scholarships sponsored by corporations and businesses.

Back Row: Principal Kleve, Andrew Amazeen, Caleb Skinner, Thomas Lapenna, Alexander Korn, Assistant Principal Threadgill

Front Row: Aspen Smith, Capriana Bish, Virginia Garcia (not pictured: Riley Berg, Susan Kolbehdari, Denis Liu, Myles Sheppard)

Photo taken by Tara Poseley

Photo taken by Tara Poseley

National Hispanic Recognition In keeping with the College Board’s mission to help students take advantage of the opportunities they have earned, each year the National Hispanic Recognition Program (NHRP) recognizes about 7,000 academically outstanding Hispanic/Latinx juniors who achieve the minimum required PSAT/NMSQT cut score for their region and have a cumulative junior grade-point average of 3.5 or higher to be named a National Hispanic Scholar.

Letter of Commendation

Senior students and parents: FAFSA Opened October 1st – File as soon as you can!

What do you need before you fill out the FAFSA?

If you need financial aid to help you pay for college, you must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid

(FAFSA®) form. The 2020–21 FAFSA form just opened this week on Oct. 1, 2019. You should fill it out as soon as

possible at the official government site, fafsa.gov. All information below is provided by the U.S. Department of Education.

Federal funding is limited, so experts urge students and families to file their FAFSAs as soon as possible.

Students can file the FAFSA online at FAFSA.gov. The U.S. Department of Education provides email and live chat

assistance for FAFSA filers as well as a helpline at 800-4FED-AID.

Here’s what you’ll need to fill it out.

1. Create your FSA ID

An FSA ID is a username and password that you can use to log in to certain U.S. Department of Education (ED) websites.

Each student, and one parent of each dependent student, will need an FSA ID to complete the FAFSA process

on fafsa.gov. We recommend creating your FSA ID early—even before you’re ready to complete the FAFSA form—to

avoid delays in the process. Here’s the information you’ll need to receive your FSA ID:

— Social Security number

— Alien Registration number (for non-U.S. citizens)

— Federal income tax returns, W-2s and other records of money earned

— Bank statements and records of investments (if applicable)

— Records of untaxed income (if applicable)

IMPORTANT: Do NOT create an FSA ID on behalf of someone else. That means parents should not create FSA IDs for their children and vice versa. Doing so may result in issues signing and submitting the FAFSA form and could lead to financial aid delays. (Also, it’s against the rules to create an FSA ID for someone else.)

To summarize:

Anyone who plans to fill out the 2020–21 FAFSA form should create an FSA ID as soon as possible. If you are required to provide parent information on your FAFSA form, your parent should create an FSA ID too. Because your FSA ID is equivalent to your signature, parents and students each need to create their own FSA IDs using

their own email address and phone number. Parents should not create an FSA ID for their child and vice versa.

2. Have your driver’s license number handy - If you don’t have a driver’s license, then don’t worry about this step.

3. Find your 2018 tax records

On the 2020–21 FAFSA form, you (and your parents, as appropriate) will report your 2018 income information. You cannot use your 2019 tax information. We understand that for some families, 2018 income doesn’t accurately reflect

your current financial situation. If you have experienced a reduction in income since the 2018 tax year, you should complete the FAFSA form with the info it asks for (2018), and then contact each of the schools to which you’re applying to explain and document the change in income. They have the ability to assess your situation and make adjustments to your FAFSA form if warranted.

You cannot update your 2020–21 FAFSA form with your 2019 tax information after filing 2019 taxes. 2018 information is what’s required. No updates necessary; no updates allowed. 4. Locate any records of your untaxed income and records of your assets (money)

The FAFSA questions about untaxed income may or may not apply to you; they include things like child support received,

interest income, and veterans’ noneducation benefits. On the 2020–21 FAFSA form, you’ll report 2018 tax or calendar

year information when asked these questions.

There is a section on your assets which includes savings and checking account balances, as well as the value of

investments such as stocks and bonds and real estate (but not the home in which your family lives). You should report the

current amounts as of the date you sign the FAFSA form, rather than reporting the 2018 tax year amounts.

5. List of the school(s) you are interested in attending

Be sure to add any college you’re considering, even if you haven’t applied or been accepted yet. Even if there is only a slight chance you’ll apply to a college, list the school on your FAFSA form. You can always remove

schools later if you decide not to apply, but if you wait to add a school, you could miss out on first-come, first-served financial aid.

The schools you list on your FAFSA form will automatically receive your FAFSA results electronically. They will use your FAFSA information to determine the types and amounts of financial aid you may receive once you apply to the school.

If you add a school to your FAFSA form and later decide not to apply for admission to that school, that’s OK! The school likely won’t offer you aid until you’ve been accepted anyway.

You can list up to 10 schools at a time on your FAFSA form.

Common FAFSA Mistakes can be found at - https://blog.ed.gov/2017/09/12-common-fafsa-mistakes-2/. This page has

not been updated for the 2019-20 year, but has great information.

*TUHSD will continue to host district and site specific FAFSA completion events and

information events. Dates will be on the district website and in the newsletter, as well as

Naviance emails to students and parents.

**Students and families should be working directly with Financial Aid offices at the institutions

and/or with college admission counselors with specific questions regarding the FAFSA and

awards.

Corona Del Sol PTO November 2019 Newsletter #1

BIG THANK YOU’S FOR THE SUCCESS OF THE CHIPOTLE FUNDRAISER:

Chandler Mall location Mona Swarup (for organizing)

EVERY ONE OF YOU WHO PARTICIPATED!!!

KNOW OF A BUSINESS WHO WANTS TO BE PART OF THE FUN? CONTACT US!

#AZTECSTRONG

PTO Meeting

November 18 at 6:00 pm -Updates on-

Grad Night 2020 Soul de Sol

Holiday Luncheon Hot Chocolate Run 2019

Get Involved with your

PTO

JOIN US FOR SOME FUN-DRAISERS! 

 

HOT CHOCOLATE RUN: 12/15/2019, Downtown Phoenix (see below!) (Did we mention H-O-T C-H-O-C-O-L-A-T-E?!)

Who doesn’t love shopping on Amazon?! Did you know that when you choose Corona PTO as your Amazon Smile charity, .5% of every purchase is donated to the PTO at no cost to you! WINNER WINNER!!! (No turkeys were harmed in the publication of this message but a pumpkin pie might have been).

Shop at Chandler Fashion Center, see a movie at Harkins, or dine at the mall between August 1, 2019 and March 31, 2020, submit your receipts online at http://shoppingpartnership.com/chandler/ or drop them by the office.

WE ARE THANKFUL FOR OUR FACULTY AND STAFF

FOR ALL YOU DO EVERY.SINGLE.DAY.

Follow and Like us on Facebook!!

@coronaaztecpto

2020 Senior Grad Night Registration 

All-night party --- May 21, 2020 

MAIN EVENT, TEMPE ARIZONA 

10:00 PM - 2:30 AM 

Registration Fees Early Bird (Before November 25)

$50

Regular Registration $75

**Early bird is ⅔ of the total price for attendance. Register NOW!!!**

Pay by PayPal: Coronaaztecpto@gmail.com (turn registration form in by email) OR by cash/check to CDS activities Office.

Student’s name: ______________________________________________________________________

Street Address:____________________________________City/State:________________ZIP________

Parent/ Guardian Name(s):______________________________________________________________

Parent/ Guardian Email(s):______________________________________________________________

Parent/ Guardian Phone #(s):____________________________________________________________

I agree to the conditions of a drug and alcohol-free Grad Night event. If it is determined by security and the Grad Night Committee that I am in possession of/or incapacitated by such substances, or my personal conduct is deemed disrespectful or uncooperative, my parents will be notified and I will not be allowed to remain at the facility. My parent(s)/guardian will be contacted for my immediate pick-up. I understand that this is an all-night event and I will not be released until 2:30 AM, regardless of my age.

Student’s Signature:________________________________________________________Date:________________

My child will be participating in the Main Event Grad Night event and I agree to assume the risk of personal injury during their participation. I understand that all reasonable efforts will be extended to insure the health and safety of all who are attending the party. I waive, release, and hold harmless the Corona del Sol (CdS) PTO and any of its agents, officers, and parent volunteers from any and all rights and claims for damages or cost that I may have to incur for personal injury, death, or property damage suffered by my child, or that they may cause to others as a result of their participation in this activity. If the graduate is not deemed fit by the CdS PTO, its officers, or parent volunteers to engage in any activity - due to fatigue, overeating, drug or alcohol consumption, possession, or misconduct - I understand that my child will not be allowed to participate in the event and I will be called for immediate pick-up. I have read and clearly understand the above statements and release CdS PTO from liability. Should my child wish to leave before the 2:30 AM release time, I agree to be called by the CdS PTO to pick them up.

Parent/ Legal Guardian’s Name (print):_____________________________________________________________

Parent/ Legal Guardian’s Signature:___________________________________________Date:________________

Help! 

Your Corona Del Sol PTO needs volunteers to staff this super fun event!

You will help out the PTO as well as serve the community! AND receive a cool jacket as a bonus!

Sunday, December 15, 2019 Wesley Bolin Memorial Plaza

Phoenix, AZ 5:30am

For Corona Del Sol PTO to receive credit for your time, sign up at the link below:

https://ramraces.enmotive.com/events/volunteer/2019-allstate-hot-chocolate-15k-5k-phoenix/job:5dadcd23-fe2c-41a6-854e-3060c0a80

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AGES: Adults

CHANDLER SUNSET LIBRARY MONSOON ROOM chandlerlibrary.org • 480 782-2800

Upcoming Programs:

Homelessness in Chandler - September 18, 6 PM

The Opioid Epidemic - October 23, 6 PM

Human Trafficking in Arizona - November 13, 6 PM

Teen Suicide & Depression Prevention for Adults

- December 11, 6 PM (Registration Required)

Ending the Silence: Talking About Mental Health

- January 22, 6 PM

Let’s Talk Learn about and openly discuss important issues that are impacting us and our

communities as a whole. With more knowledge, we can end stigma and become a

stronger source of support, welcoming, and understanding for those around us.

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The mission of the Tempe Union High Schools Education Foundation (TUHSEF) is to generate resources and build community partnerships to support Tempe Union High School District (TUHSD) students and programs, reflecting the District’s diversity and unity of spirit.

The vision is an enhanced educational experience that broadens student achievement, prepares and promotes workplace success, establishes links to the greater community and reflects “Excellence in Teaching and Learning”.

The Foundation supports innovative teacher projects that boost student achievement at all grade levels and in all subject areas; mentor and tutor programs that help students develop positive attitudes about school, life and themselves; at-risk student summer school programs, after school programs and various special education programs.

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• 2 Foursomes• 8 Platinum Golfer’s Packages PLUS 16 Drink Tickets (2/pp)• Top billing with company name & logo on banner & all printed material• Company name & logo on the TUHSDEF website for the school year• Names in Thank you flyer sent to all participants• Prominent recognition during breakfast, registration & lunch banquet, ability

to address audience at lunch• Platinum Hole sponsorships - 2 Tee Box Signs• Social Media Exposure

Gold Sponsor $2,500

• 1 Foursome• 4 Gold Golfer’s Packages PLUS 8 Drink Tickets (2/pp)• Company name & logo on banner & all printed material• Company name & logo on the TUHSDEF website for the school year• Verbal recognition during breakfast, registration & lunch banquet• Gold Hole sponsorships - 2 Tee Box Signs• Social Media Exposure

Silver Sponsor $1,500

• 1 Foursome• 4 Silver Golfer’s Packages PLUS 8 Drink Tickets (2/pp)• Company name & logo on banner & all printed material• Company name & logo on the TUHSDEF website for the school year• Silver Hole sponsorship with 1 Tee Box Sign• Verbal recognition during lunch banquet• Social Media Exposure

Gift Sponsor$2500

• Choice of hat, cool towel, or sleeve of golf balls with logo on them• 1 Foursome• 4 Silver Golfer’s Packages PLUS 8 Drink Tickets (2/pp)• Company name & logo on banner & all printed material• Company name & logo on the TUHSDEF website for the school year• Verbal recognition during lunch banquet• Social Media Exposure

Lunch Sponsor $2,000

• 1 Foursome• Signage and recognition at lunch• Recognition on printed materials and on website• Ability to visit with audience at lunch and have promo material

in gift bags

Drink Sponsor $1,500

• 1 Foursome 8 Drink Tickets• Signage and recognition in gift bags• Recognition on printed materials and on website• Beverage Cart Signs

Breakfast Sponsor $1,500

• 1 Foursome 8 Drink Tickets• Signage and recognition at breakfast• Recognition on printed materials and on website

Foursome $1,000 • 1 Foursome• 8 Drink tickets

Hole Sponsor $500

• Tee Box sign at Hole• Opportunity for personnel at hole• Opportunity to provide branded swag, treats, drinks, etc. • Contest opportunity at sponsored hole

Individual Golfers $250

• Includes 2 Drink Tickets

District Personnel Golfers $100

• Includes 2 Drink Tickets

 NOV 14, 2019 

5:00 PM - 7:00 PM 

Join us for our 2019

Transition Expo!

30+ vendors will be providing information on programs and services.

Break out sessions regarding

Guardianship and Social Security!

DO NOT MISS THIS GREAT OPPORTUNITY!!!

RESOURCES 

SELF-ADVOCACY 

TRANSITION SERVICES 

STATE AND COMMUNITY AGENCIES 

VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION AND 

MORE! 

MARCOS DE NIZA HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA 

6000 S. Lakeshore Dr. Tempe, AZ 85283

Nov 14, 2019

5:00-7:00 pm

Contact:

Doug Prentice

480-839-0292 ext. 12035

Corona del Sol dancers

invite your young dancers to join us to have fun while learning dance techniques at our upcoming Winter

Dance Clinic. As part of our “Nutcracker” themed dance clinic, your dancer will be taught a routine and

they will have the opportunity to perform at the end of the clinic and at the CdS Winter Dance Show on

Friday, December 6th & Saturday, December 7th. Our dance clinic is open to both boys and girls in

grades Pre-K through 8th grade.

Clinic Location: Corona del Sol High School

Dance Room H126

1001 East Knox Road

Tempe, AZ 85284

Clinic Information: $50

www.tuhsdonlinereg.com (Camps/Clinics-Corona del Sol-Dance Clinic)

****Enrollment by Nov 7th to guarantee shirt size. After Nov 7th shirt sizes will be on a first come first serve basis

Walk-in registration and Pre-registration check in begins at 12:45 pm.

Clinic includes dance combo, snack, t-shirt, craft, commemorative photo, and 2 tickets (one for your

dancer and one for an adult) to each night of the show. Additional tickets may be purchased for

$5 each. ($10 for assigned seats)

Performance Information:

Dancers have three opportunities to perform their dance!

Dancers will perform their dance at the end of the clinic. Parents should arrive by 3:45 pm to

catch the show.

Dancers are invited to perform at the Corona del Sol Winter Dance Show “A Nutcracker Tale” on

Friday, December 6th and Saturday, December 7th at 7:00 pm. Please remember to bring your

tickets as we expect the shows to sell out.

**For performance: Participants should wear their Nutcracker clinic tee, black leggings or dark jeans, white tennis shoes, and bring

their craft. Additional information and tickets to the show will be available at the end of the clinic.

**To guarantee your dancer’s spot on the clinic roster, pre-registration is highly recommended. A limited number of shirts will be

ordered for late registrants. We cannot guarantee sizes or supplies.

Please direct any questions to Elizabeth Pease at epease@tuhsd.k12.az.us

6th Annual

Nutcracker Tale

Dance Clinic hosted by the Corona del Sol

Dancers & Corona Dance Co.

Saturday, November 16th 1:00- 4:00 pm

Donate Your Shoes To Those In Need

Corona’s Goal: 2,500 pairs of shoes

Accepting Donations from: Beginning of

October- End December.

Donate your shoes to those in need!

Ask your teacher if you could earn extra credit.

Contact for more information or need help:

Mrs. Palmer - E207

Mahima Mishra –s22400208@stu.tempeunion.org

Tiffany Nguyen- s20400635@stu.tempeunion.org

To find more information about this community service project please look at Shoeswithhearts.com

Chandler-Tullamore Sister Cities .Student Ambassador

Program

Application Criteria

Dates to RememberDecember 1, 2019 Applications Due

June 6 - June 20, 2020 Irish Students in Chandler

June 27- July 11, 2020 Chandler Students in Ireland

Apply atchandlerazsistercities.org

For questions, call480-782-4358

• Students must e a unior during t e academic year.• Students must e a and er resident. • Students i e spend appro imate da s in Tullamore, Ireland. • ri ona fami ies must ost an ris student for appro da s.• Students i engage in a ariet of trips and acti ities to earn more a out t eir t in cit in re and.• Students must participate in fundraising efforts for trip.