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The Home Herald is published on-line monthly during the school year (September-May) by

Cherry Creek High School 9300 E. Union Ave.

Greenwood Village, Colorado 80111 Print copies are available in the

West Main Office

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Editors: Tina Roark [email protected]

LeeAnn Williams

The deadline for newsletter submissions is the 15th of

each month

February 2018

POWERWEEK

March 5-9This year Cherry Creek High School will once again partner with The Gabby Krause Foundation/Bags of Fun. This is the third year Creek has worked with Bags of Fun to help children stuggling with life threatening illnesses or conditions. Bags of Fun will pro-vide these children with interactive games and toys. The idea is to recapture a child’s innocence and playfulness even while in the hospital. Bags of Fun hopes to deliver as many personally designed and hand-packed backpacks as they can to the identified children in Colorado hospitals. They estimate that each bag has roughly $500 worth of toys and games included. For more information regarding Bags of Fun, please see their website: https://bagsoffun.org/.

In addition to general fundraising, Power Week will be filled with all the campus favorites: Bucket Ball, The Brain Bowl, Mr. Creek Pageant, and the Talent Show. Watch the Week at Creek for more information about these popular activities.

Dear Bruins,

The month of February is always busy with the start of standardized testing and the end of winter sports. Feb-ruary is also one of the last months when we have long stretches of uninterrupted instructional time before the spring, which is filled with activity.

In February, the students begin thinking about next year. Your child will soon begin the process of preregistration, which is when they decide what courses to take next year. The teachers and counselors will be an integral part of this process, but I also encourage parents to stay in the loop. It is wise to make sure your child can handle the workload that they plan to take on in the upcoming school year. It is also important that your child make registration decisions with care, as there are opportunities to make schedule changes, but they can often times be limited. Many factors go into selecting classes. They include graduation requirements, interests, future plans and even friends’ plans. While it would be ignorant to think that friends are not part of the equation, it is important that we advise the students to make decisions that are best for them and not based on others. Every year we have at least one couple who break up and then have every class together, which I guess can be a lesson too. Do not hesitate to contact any of us here at Creek if you have any questions about the scheduling process.

At the beginning of December, we were pleased to have selected the Teachers of the Year for Cherry Creek High School. With 230 faculty members, we are blessed with outstanding teachers that make this decision challenging for the selection committee. This year we were pleased to select two teachers for the honor. They are Marti Benham and Jocelyn Nguyen-Reed. Marti has taught debate at Cherry Creek High School since 2003. She has played a critical role in building one of the top debate programs in the country. This year we are ranked #11 nationally thanks to Marti and her superb instruction. Jocelyn is a teacher in the Math Department having taught computer science since 2009. She has taken our computer science program from a small program with basic courses to one of the biggest in the state. Jocelyn has created new courses beyond the AP curriculum and mentored many other teachers from around the state. Marti and Jocelyn have made a differ-ence for many students during their tenure at Cherry Creek. They are talented teachers who have earned the respect of the faculty and the

students alike due to their commitment to their craft and our students. Both can best be described as “kid mag-nets” due to their ability to relate to all students. Each are well deserving of the greatest honor a teacher at Cherry Creek High School can earn. Congratulations Marti and Jocelyn!

Recently we learned that we have two All Star Honorees at Cherry Creek. The All Star Award goes to dedicated classified employees who go above and beyond the call of duty. There are only 26 recipients in the district and two of them are at Cherry Creek. The first is Mary Ann Goff. She works as the TA who supports both English and Social Studies departments. Mary Ann runs the English/Social Studies Resource Center and regularly works with thousands of students and teach-ers. The second recipient is Sheletha Anderson. Sheletha is a security guard at Cherry Creek and has been since the 1990’s. She not only keeps the campus safe but also serves as a mentor and support to many students.

Winter Break may seem like a distant memory but I do hope it was relaxing. We have a lot of learning and activity in front of us. I hope to see you on campus at any of the upcoming activities. Have a wonderful month.

Sincerely,

Ryan T. SilvaPrincipal

FROM THE PRINCIPAL

FROM THE DISTRICT

The following is Dr. Bull’s message to the community about his decision to retire:

Over the past five years, I’ve approached the job of superintendent the only way I know how – with dedication, perseverance and investment. Our work as a community to ensure excellence for our students has been very personal for me. District growth, a bond and budget election, innovation, career and technical education, teacher collaboration, start times – these aren’t abstract issues for any of us. In Cherry Creek Schools, these questions are matters of weight, importance and immediacy.

It’s hard to find an “off” button when you’re doing that kind of work, and that’s part of the reason-ing behind a very difficult decision. I will retire from the role of Cherry Creek School District superintendent at the close of the 2017-18 academic year. I will make this move to spend more time with my wife and kids; I will leave my post to pay proper attention to health concerns.This isn’t an easy choice. I’ve been blessed to serve as the superintendent of the Cherry

Creek School District, an organization that’s taught me the true meaning of excellence. To say my departure will be bittersweet is a vast understatement. Our community is my home; after more than three decades in the district, I still find inspiration and direction in the example of teachers, administrators and professionals at every building in CCSD. I find guidance and hope for the future in the example of students, parents and community members. It’s been an honor to learn from all of you, and I look for-ward to watching our progress from a different vantage.

Thank you for giving me the chance to lead. Thank you for teaching me the definition of excellence.

-- Harry C. Bull, Jr., Ed. D.

2017-2018 PIN PresentationsEveryone is welcome to join us for an exciting year of dynamic speakers and become part of a powerful

network of proactive parents.

PIN Presentations are typically held the 1st Tuesday of the month from 9:15-11:15 a.m.Evening presentations are held Tuesdays or Wednesdays from 7:00-8:45 p.m.

Feb. 6 & evening of Feb. 610 Wise Ways: From Lizard Brain (Reacting) to Wizard Brain (Thinking)

Pat Gorman Barry, RN, PhD, Brain Wise founder

March 6 & evening of March 7Supporting Kids during Family Separation, Divorce and Blending

Kym Myers, M.S. Ed, CEO, Kids 24/7 and Panel of Professionals

April 3 Reconnect to your Passions:

Turning Transitions into OpportunitiesHilary Maxwell, LPC, founder of Kineolife

May 1Queen Bees & Masterminds: Helping Youth Navigate Friendships, Conflict & Popularity

Rosalind Wiseman, NYT best-selling author, educator and speaker, founder of Cultures of Dignity

*Sept.-April presentations held at Student Achievement Resource Center (SARC), 14188 E. Briarwood Ave., Centennial, CO 80112

The May PIN Annual Brunch is held offsite.

Visit www.PINccsd.org for Podcasts and Meeting Highlights.

10 Wise Ways:

From Lizard Brain (Reacting) to Wizard Brain (Thinking)

Tuesday, February 6th, 9:15 – 11:15 a.m.

Plus an evening presentation from 7:00 – 8:45 p.m. Have you ever wondered: What was I thinking? When you think about the problems and challenges in your daily life, do you resolve them by using your Wizard Brain? Or does your Lizard Brain cause you to act in ways that make things even worse? Join Patricia Gorman Barry, Ph.D., R.N., and founder of BrainWise, who will take you behind the scenes of your mind’s emotional mechanics to help you learn how to stop, think, and make the right decisions, even in the worst possible situations. Come learn how the evidence-based BrainWise program can help your children:

✓ Improve their critical thinking and decision-making skills

✓ Increase their executive function to control emotions and impulse behavior

✓ Help them lead happier, more productive lives

In addition, Kelli Buffo, CCSD CTE Program Specialist, will join PIN to share information on internship opportunities for students through the Career and Technical Education program (CTE), and talk about the new Career Innovation Academy. Parents, school administrators and community members are welcome and encouraged to attend. No need to RSVP! Presentations are FREE and are held the first Tuesday of each month at:

Student Achievement Resource Center 14188 E. Briarwood Avenue, Centennial

(South of Arapahoe Rd., between Potomac and Jordan Roads)

❧ Mark Your Calendars ❧

March 6th & 7th: Supporting Kids during Family Separation, Divorce and Blending

April 3rd: Reconnect to your Passions: Turning Transitions into Opportunities

Visit www.PINccsd.org for Podcasts and Meeting Highlights • [email protected]

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2017- 2018

CCHS PTCO Meeting Dates

Generally, PTCO meetings are scheduled the first Thursday of every month. The meetings are held in either the foyer area of the Fine Arts Theatre or the Community Rooms. The meetings start at 9:00 a.m. General PTCO Meetings, 9-10:30 a.m., unless noted:

February 8th, 6 pmW. Cafe & Shillinglaw

March 1st, 9 am, Fine Arts LobbyApril 12th, 9 am, Volunteer Coffee,

IC Community RoomsMay 10th, Rose Ceremony, 9 am, Fine Arts Lobby

**Be sure to check the CCHS Website for p o ss ib le ch anges to t imes or lo c at ions .

Brown Bag with the Principal

Join Principal Ryan Silva on the 3rd Wednesday of every month, from 11:30 a.m. -12:30 pm in the West Main Office conference room. It’s informal, informational, and a great way to find out what’s happening at Creek!

Next Meeting - 2/21

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Accountability Committee The Cherry Creek High School Accountability Com-mittee generally meets the third Tuesday evening of each month from 5-6:30 pm in the West Main Office Conference Room. We review how CCHS is meeting its accountability goals for excellence and equity, for college and post-secondary success, for a safe and caring environment, and for partnering with students, parents and community members in the education process. Each meeting generally includes a guest speaker on a special topic of interest, a report from Principal Ryan Silva, an update on Creek’s UIP (Unified Improvement Plan), and a brief report from the District Accountability Committee representative.

February 27th

Please feel free to contact us with any questions.Seanna Mulligan

CCHS Accountability CommitteeSeanna: (303) 808-4487 or [email protected]

- See more at: http://cherrycreek.cherrycreek-schools.org/AboutUs/Pages/Accountability.

Save these Dates

P.A.S.S. Partnership for Academically

Successful Students

Hosted by Principal Silva, our PASS Team is a group of parents whose students are African American and Latino. The group meets monthly to discuss academic achievement and the state of the school. The meetings are an opportunity for parents and students to share concerns, to ask questions, and to connect with one another. At each meeting we will serve a light meal. For planning purposes, please RSVP prior to each meeting.

February 27th

All meetings are held in the Community Rooms from 7:00 -8:15 p.m. unless

otherwise specified

To RSVP or for more information: Sally Milian, 720-554-2255

or [email protected]

Save these Dates

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A Letter from the PTCO President

It’s hard to believe February is already here. May is just around the corner!

Many thanks to Himanvi Kopuri, Toby Lee, and Tamara Sriram of the CCHS Speech and Debate team for their wonderful presentation at our January General PTCO meeting. I hope you were able to see how talented these students are, and if not, I encourage you to find a way to see them in action. Creek’s Speech and Debate program is nationally recognized, and these kids are some of the best and brightest!

Please join us for Creek’s Annual STEM PTCO Meeting on February 8 at 6 PM in Shllinglaw/West Cafe. If you have not attended presentations by STEM students in the past, you will be amazed by the quality of these clubs and the students participating in them. The meeting begins at 6 PM in the Shillinglaw lecture hall, mov-ing to the West Cafe with an opportunity for one-on-one discussions with the students. You don’t want to miss this meeting; it only happens once a year!

The Principal’s Brown Bag will be held on February 21, from 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM in the West Main Office con-ference room. The Accountability Committee will meet February 27 from 5-6:30 PM also in the West Main Conference room. The CCCLN Day at the Capitol will be held on February 27 beginning at 8 AM. More information to follow.

I’d like to thank Jill Henden for serving as our PTCO Parent’s Council representative, Heather Carroll for be-ing the School Store Volunteer Coordinator, Tina Roark and LeeAnn Williams for their good work editing the Home Herald, and Heather Jordan for coordinating our Media Center volunteers. We couldn’t do it without our PTCO committee chairpeople stepping up to volunteer. Cherry Creek High School PTCO requires many committees and committee chairpeople to ensure things run smoothly. If you are interested in serving on Creek’s PTCO slate next year, please reach out to our Past President and current Nominating Committee Chairperson, Susan Honeyfield, at [email protected]. There are many ways to get involved.

Please consider assisting with Creek’s After Prom. The After Prom committee is headed up by Sam Morris, [email protected]. After Prom has been, and remains, a priority for both the CCHS Administra-tion and your PTCO to keep our students having fun and staying safe in the hours following Prom. Please contact Sam if you can help.

The PTCO is in the process of reviewing grant applications submitted by Creek’s teachers and staff in January. We look forward to making allocation decisions soon. Many thanks to Principal Ryan Silva, Sharon Webb, Regina Seylhouwer, and Jane McMahon in the West Main Administrative Office for their help in making this process run smoothly.

Thanks for all you do for Cherry Creek High School! Happy Valentine’s Day!

Best wishes,

Anne Egan, PTCO President

Anne EganPTCO President

STEM EXHIBIT

LET'S EXPLORE,IMAGINE, AND

INNOVATE!

Students from our feeder school area are highlyencouraged to attend. Admission is FREE! For more

information, visit wwwcchs-ptco.com

COUNSELING CONNECTIONYes, it is that time of year again - time for students to select and register for their courses for next school year. It might seem early to start planning for next year since we are only halfway through our current year, but Cherry Creek High School has a unique process for scheduling classes. We are the only high school in the district which allows stu-dents to have a little more control in the process by giving students the opportunity to build their own schedules this spring.

Current Juniors will receive their registration materials through their English classes on Wednesday, January 31st. Each student will receive a course registration form, an unofficial copy of his/her transcript and instructions about the registration process, along with information about choosing courses and other related college planning items. Counselors have been meeting with juniors and parents for Junior Conferences which began in December. Conferences will continue during the spring semester. If your junior has not yet scheduled this appointment, please have him/her come to the Counseling Office to schedule it. We encourage parents to join us at this very important meeting with your student’s counselor. Creek 301 is listed on spring semester schedules. In order to complete this junior year curriculum with a passing grade, students need to attend their junior conference, complete their junior conference worksheet, complete a college search and add colleges to their list, update their 4 year plans, take the district-mandated ACT in February and the state-mandated SAT test in April.

Current Sophomores will receive their registration materi-als through their English classes on Thursday, February 1st. Each student will receive a course registration form

and an unofficial copy of his/her transcript, along with instructions about the registration process and information about choosing courses. Sophomores will also receive information about Creek 201 which appears on their schedules this semester. This sophomore curriculum is comprised of 2 assigned sessions during the weeks of March 5 and March 12 which addresses the importance of planning ahead and focuses on career and college explo-ration. To successfully complete the Creek 201 curriculum, students will need to attend the two Creek 201 sessions, complete the Strengths Explorer, add 1 Career Pathway, complete Do What You Are, identify two careers of interest and update their 4 year plans in Naviance.

Current Freshmen will receive their registration materi-als at an assembly on Tuesday, February 6th during their English classes. Counselors will provide course registra-tion forms and unofficial copies of student transcripts along with instructions about the registration and self-scheduling process. Freshmen may want to reference their 4 year plans which they entered in Naviance before they finished Creek 101 last semester. The 4 year plan, which is a state mandate, will help students plan their schedules for sopho-more year, as well as help them plan to meet high school graduation requirements and college admission require-ments during their 4 years at Creek.

All Juniors, Sophomores and Freshmen must complete their course registration forms and acquire signatures from their current core course teachers and parent before their class is scheduled to pre-register electronically for classes. Between Tuesday, February 12 through Thursday, Febru-

ary 22, students will enter their course selections into a Power School database (Freshmen and Sophomores in Social Studies and Juniors in English classes).

Current eighth graders will receive their registration ma-terials at their middle schools. The CCHS counselors will present registration information and provide instructions for course selection when the middle schools visit Creek on January 30th and 31st.

Once all of the course selections have been made, a master schedule is built based on the number of stu-dents requesting each course. In the spring, all students (except current eighth graders) will be assigned a time to build their course schedules for the upcoming year in the Registrar’s Office. Current eighth graders’ course sched-ules will be automatically built this summer.

It is imperative that ALL students take this process very seriously and think through their course selections care-fully for a number of reasons:

1. To ensure a solid academic foundation.2. To ensure selected courses are in accordance with a

student’s area of interest.3. To challenge themselves academically and prepare

for college rigor.4. To ensure that graduation and college admissions

course requirements will be met.

Because of the importance of the course selection pro-cess, we ask that you work closely with your student to help him/her make the best course selection for his/her situation. Classes are typically very full and changes may not be possible next year.

If you have any questions concerning your student’s course registration for next year, please contact your student’s assigned counselor. The two weeks prior to the onset of class pre-registration are extremely busy in the Counseling Office. If you have questions for your student’s counselor, please email or contact the counselor by phone as far in advance as possible. We also have counselors on call each day during periods 4, 5 and 6 in the Counseling Office and any of us are able to answer any questions your student might have around course selection or the registration process.

For questions regarding current eighth graders, please contact the student’s middle school counselor.

Susan SwisherCounseling Department Coordinator

2018 Craig Wittgrove, Post Grad Coordinator

10th and 11th grade parents and students should mark their calendars for the “Denver Spring College Fair” on Sunday, April 15 starting promptly at 1:00 pm at Cherry Creek High School! Students can register for this free fair at www.gotocollegefairs.com.

Wow, the first semester went by so quickly! We are well underway with over 80% of the senior class applying to at least one college, “Creek to College” was in December, “Evening with the College Deans” and “Planning and Paying for College” were in January, and we started junior conferences! In addition, we had a record fall for number of colleges that visited Creek and we have processed over 3,500 transcript and application requests! It is important that I acknowledge and thank our post grad specialists: Kathy Franklin, Christine Gill, and Caitlin Lovelace for their friendly, efficient hard work!

seniors!

juniors

You should be completing your college applications if you have not done so already. Remember, the sooner you get your Transcript Request Form to us, the sooner we are able to send your materials - and the sooner you will receive an admission decision. Remember to check our online Scholarship Listing on Naviance. This listing is very comprehensive, and offer s links to websites and applications. We are constantly adding new scholarships, so it pays to check this list often. If you have not yet logged onto Naviance, or have forgotten your password, stop by Post Grad for assistance. Remember to check the links on Naviance, as we have added national scholarship databases, as well as checking Post Grad’s list. Occasionally, seniors may receive a notice from a college that their application is incomplete. Please do not panic! Oftentimes, colleges have several applications and materials that need to be processed and downloaded, and “incomplete” notices are sent out before all the components have been linked to an application. We encourage families to call the college first to see if the missing item has since been found and linked to their file. If it is still missing, please let us know immediately as we can provide follow-up assistance and direction. You can track the status of your college and scholarship applications online at Naviance anytime. As well, we can resend any information necessary. Seniors, as you receive admission decisions from colleges and receive news of scholarships, share your news with us in Post Grad! We enjoy hearing about your successes, can update your status in Naviance, and are here to help if you need more options.

We hope that you and your parents were able to attend one of our three programs over the last two months. If you have not already done so, please schedule your Junior Conference! Parents are invited and highly encouraged to attend. Our counselors’ schedules fill quickly so don’t delay. During this conference, we will discuss senior year course selection, credits for graduation, and help you begin your postgraduate planning. Be sure to complete your Junior Conference Questionnaire on Naviance before your appointment. Parents: Please complete the new Junior Parent Questionnaire as well! We will also introduce you to all of the amazing resources in our Post Grad Center.

ACT and SAT testing is coming up! District ACT – February 27, 2018. Juniors will register through their English class. To register for an additional ACT in the fall of senior year, go to www.actstudent.org. Colorado SAT - April 10, 2018. Juniors will register through their English class. To register for an additional SAT in the fall of senior year, go to www.collegeboard.org.

Online test preparation for the ACT and SAT is available on Naviance! The timing is perfect to do some test prep on your own to get ready for the April 10 SAT and the upcoming ACT exams. Please follow the steps below to receive the most benefit from our online test prep: 1. Log onto Naviance. 2. Scroll down on the home page under links until you are able to click on “ACT Test Prep - MTP” or “SAT Test Prep – Khan”. 3. Click on either, and sign in by creating a username and password. 4. For the most comprehensive ACT/SAT preparation click on ACT/SAT course on the right-hand side and begin. Juniors, if you are enjoying a quiet Spring Break at home, are tired of playing video games, and have finally caught up on your sleep--start preparing for the SAT!

sophomores Counselors will meet with all sophomores at the Sophomore Pre-Reg Assembly, where students will be given their transcripts to review and introduced to “Creek 201,” a series of milestones that encourage career and college exploration. Sophomores will be required to attend two class sessions with their counselors to begin exploring their career interests on Naviance. Counselors will encourage students to start thinking about their strengths and how those strengths can help them create a plan for their future.

freshmen Congratulations on completing your first semester of high school! It is important to start second semester strong academically and to begin thinking about how you will get involved in your high school experience. Explore athletics, clubs, or fine arts and find something to commit time and effort in that genuinely interests you and you can find passion in for years to come!

Website of the month:

http://www.studentaid.ed.gov – FREE website by the US Department of Education on financial aid. One of the most comprehensive sites offered on every type of financial aid. We encourage all students regardless of year in high school to become familiar with the resources and support that the CCHS Post Graduate Center has to offer. Don’t be a stranger! Craig Wittgrove Counselor/Post Graduate Coordinator

2018 AP EXAM INFORMATION & ONLINE REGISTRATION

Cherry Creek High School students can register online for AP exams beginning December 1, 2017. To avoid late fees students must register and pay for exams before February 28, 2018, 3 p.m. Each exam costs $95 with the exception of Seminar which costs $142. Exams will not be ordered until full payment has been received.

To Register for AP exams: Go to the CCHS website and select the Advanced Placement quick link on the left side of

the page. Follow the associated link to register. (https://user.totalregistration.net/AP/060515) Complete the online registration. Pay for exams one of two ways:

Pay in person: When prompted, click Cash or Check on the Total Registration site. Bring two copies of the registration form and payment (check or cash) to Mr. McDavid’s office (West 425). Please make checks payable to Cherry Creek High School.

Pay online: When prompted, click Pay with Credit Card on the Total Registration site and follow the directions.

Completed registration and payments are due no later February 28, 2018, 3 p.m.

Any registrations and/or payments received after February 2, 2018, 3 p.m., will be assessed a late fee as outlined below.

Additional Registration Information: Registrations not paid for by 3:00 p.m., February 28, 2018 will be cancelled and exams will

not be ordered. Refunds will be issued until March 7, 2018 for the cost of the exam(s) minus $15/exam

to cover administrative costs. When applicable, alternate exams cost $140. (Permission to take alternate exam is re-

quired from CCHS and College Board.) There are no additional fees for alternate exams due to concurrent testing conflicts.

Financial Aid Financial aid is granted for students academically qualified to take one or more AP exams and who have clear financial need. The criterion for financial aid is students’ qualification for free and reduced lunch. While taking multiple exams does not qualify a student for financial aid, parents, Mr. McDavid, and the Bookkeeping Office may work together to create a payment plan. All payments associated with a payment plan must be submitted by March 7, 2018.

2018 Exam Dates and Schedule Please refer to the schedule on the backside. AP testing takes place between Monday, May 7 and Friday, May 18, 2018. Alternate (make-up) testing will occur between Wednesday, May 23 and Friday, May 25, 2018.

After February 2, 2018, 3:00 p.m. $20 per exam



2018 AP EXAM INFORMATION & ONLINE REGISTRATION

2018 AP Exam Calendar Check in for morning exams begins at 7:45 a.m. Afternoon exams require that the students arrive for check in no later than 11:45 a.m. Mid-Afternoon exams require that students arrive for check in no later than 2:00 p.m.

Please contact our office if you have any questions or need further information. Call 720-554-2255 or stop by West 425

Week 1

Morning Afternoon

Monday, May 7

Chemistry Spanish Literature and Culture Psychology

Tuesday, May 8

Seminar Spanish Language and Culture Art History

Wednesday, May 9 English Literature and Composition

Thursday, May 10 United States Government and Politics Chinese Language and Culture

Environmental Science

Friday, May 11

German Language and Culture United States History

Studio Art – last day for CCHS to submit digital and physical portfolios. Students should have forwarded their completed digital portfolios for 2D Design, Drawing and 3D Design to their teachers well before this date.

Week 2

Morning Afternoon Mid-Afternoon

Monday, May 14

Biology Music Theory Physics C: Mechanics Physics C:

Electricity and Magnetism

Tuesday, May 15

Calculus AB Calculus BC

French Language and Culture Computer Science A

Wednesday, May 16

English Language and Composition Macroeconomics

Thursday, May 17

Comparative Government and Politics World History

Statistics

Friday, May 18

Microeconomics Human Geography

European History Latin

Testing by Grade

9th Grade: PSAT 9 (State Assessment) April 10: 8:20-11:30 testing (No classes in afternoon — testing only) 10th Grade: PSAT 10 (State Assessment) April 10: 8:20-12:00 testing (No classes in afternoon — testing only) 11th Grade: Cherry Creek School District ACT (District Assessment) February 27: 8:20-12:00 testing (Periods 5-8 after testing)

SAT (State Assessment) on April 10: 8:20-1:30 (8:20-12:30 if student is not taking the optional essay; no classes in afternoon — testing only) CMAS Science (State Assessment) April 18: 8:20-11:20 testing (Periods 1-4 after testing)

12th Grade: No Testing Modified half day schedule after testing on February 27 No classes in afternoon — testing only — on April 10 Modified half day schedule after testing on April 18

Transportation for Testing*

February 27: Morning buses will run as usual. If students are not testing, buses will pick up students 4 hours later. All buses will de-part at 3:40 p.m.

April 10: No regular classes (Testing Only) — Morning buses will run as usual. Buses will depart at 12:40 p.m. for mainstream testing. Buses will depart at 3:40 p.m. for accommodated testing or essay testing.

April 18: Morning buses will run as usual. If students are not testing, buses will pick up students 3 hours later; All buses will de-part at 3:40 p.m.

Testing Contact Information PSAT 9: Michael Mazenko, Program Assistant, 720-554-2185; [email protected] (PSAT 9: paper/pencil exam) PSAT 10 & CMAS Science: Jessica Robinson, Assistant to the Principal, 720-554-2308; [email protected] (PSAT10: paper/pencil exam;

CMAS: computer) ACT & SAT: Marcus McDavid, Assistant Principal, 720-554-2255; [email protected] (ACT & SAT: paper/pencil exam)

CCHS District and State Testing Schedule

February and April 2018

Make-Up Make-Up Make-Up

District ACT: 03/20/2018 PSAT 9, PSAT 10, & SAT: 4/24/2018 CMAS Science: 4/19/2018

* To avoid test disruptions, students on campus who are not testing will be directed to specific locations.

Daily Testing Schedules

CMAS: Testing & Modified Half Day - 4/18

8:20-11:20 CMAS: Science Exam (11th grade)

11:20-11:54 Lunch

12:01-12:48 Period 1

12:55-1:42 Period 2

1:49-2:36 Period 3

2:43-3:30 Period 4

PSAT 9. PSAT 10, SAT: Testing Only - 4/10

8:20 - 11:30 PSAT 9 Exam

8:20 - 12:00 PSAT 10 Exam

8:20 - 12:05 SAT Exam no essay (11th grade)

8:20-2:10

SAT Exam with essay (11th grade) — no lunch provided during testing

12:40 Buses Depart for SAT Exam no essay

3:40 Buses Depart for SAT with essay and/or accommodated test takers

ACT: Testing & Modified Half Day - 2/27

8:20 - 12:00 District ACT Exam (11th grade)

12:01-12:48 Period 5

12:55-1:42 Period 6

1:49-2:36 Period 7

2:43-3:30 Period 8

Did You Know?

All parents have the right to exempt their child from testing. Please do so at least 2 weeks prior to testing. Click here for guidelines or go to the CCHS Website: Test Dates and Information.

All testing in the spring — District ACT, State PSAT 9, State PSAT 10, State SAT, and CMAS Science — are free. No registration is needed.

The CCHS Website: Beginning in December, the Test Dates and Information web page will have more details about each of the tests, specifically the purpose of each assessment, type of assessment, grades tested, dates of test, when results will be returned, and how CCHS uses the results.

CHERRY CREEK COMMUNITY LEGISLATIVE NETWORK

DAY AT THE CAPITOL

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2018

Members of the Cherry Creek Community Legislative Network invite parents, students*,Teachers, administrators, and community members to participate in our annual

Day At The Capitol.

7:45 a.m. Bus leaves ESC parking lot (SE corner of Yosemite St. & Union Ave.) for the capitolbuilding. Riding the bus is optional, but strongly encouraged as parking is limited.

8:30 a.m. Meet at the State Capitol, Senate Room 352.Welcome from District Leadership and CCCLN.Floor observations and guest speakers.

11:30a.m. Legislators will join us for lunch for a Q&A session. Lunch will be served at the FirstBaptist Church of Denver, 1373 Grant Street (across the street from Capitol).

1:15 p.m. Bus departs First Baptist Church for the return trip to ESC parking lot.

*Please note that students are welcome and encouraged to attend, but must be accompanied by a parent/guardian as this is not a school-sponsored field trip.

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Hello Bruins-

Our Ethnic Fest celebration is on February 1st. This event will take place in the IC building from 5-8 p.m. Several of our student organizations will sell goods, foods and services. There will also be performances by groups from our community, and an open mic lounge. We hope your students will join us for this always fun event!

The following day, we will welcome several speakers to the campus for our annual “Global Awareness Day.” These speakers will present a variety of topics to our students.

Our Spring musical, Bye Bye Birdie, opens on February 28th, at 7:00 p.m. and will run through March 3rd. Tickets will be available through the CCHS website and at the box office beginning on February 19th.

Next, we will have our annual Creek Power Week March 5 -9. We hope that your students will participate in several of these spring spirit week events. More information will be included in the March issue of the Home Herald, but you can look forward to the Mr. Creek contest, a Bucket Ball Tournament, and the always popular Talent Show!

We also want to recognize our Speech & Debate team who are currently ranked 1st in the state of Colorado and 12th in the Nation! They will be traveling to UC Berkeley in February. Our DECA students will also be sending 169 students to compete at state this month.

Lots of great things happening at Creek! Way to go Bruins! Like always, please call if you have any questions or concerns.

Go Bruins!

Dr. Krista KeoghActivities Director

[email protected]

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We are at the mid-way point of the winter sports seasons.

• Men’s basketball is currently sitting at 3-1 in league play. Good job men!

• The Women’s basketball program is currently undefeated in league play. Nice job girls!

• The Athletic Department would like to wish the Poms and Cheerleaders good luck as both programs head to Florida for the National Championships.

• Girls Swimming and Dive is currently ranked third in the state. Keep up the hard work ladies.

• Cherry Creek wrestling had a big win in front of a packed house on alumni night against Mullen. Great work men!

The next signing day will take place February 7th in the trophy hall in the west building at 12:15. Please stop by and support our college bound athletes. Athletics is looking for a head soccer coach for the men’s team. This job will be posted in early February.

Spring sports will officially begin February 26th. Athletes may begin registering now for spring sports. Please visit the Athletic web site to begin this process.

Go Creek!

Jason WilkinsAthletic Director

[email protected]

Mark GoldsberryAssistant Athletic Director

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ATHLETICS

The Kathleen D. Smith Library Check it out!

The Smith Library received some much needed TLC last summer. New flooring and carpet were installed on the entire second level of the IC building. Computer tables with cabling systems replaced the former set-up in both of our computer labs and the drop-in computer area in the main library. All of our seating was updated, and we added some new lounge furniture for students to enjoy upon entry to the library. We know the Smith Library is a special place, where over 1700 students visit daily. Our library staff is thrilled we can give our students another reason to visit this beautiful space.

January Highlights

Our e1ev8 Health & Wellness program was a huge success! Nearly 500 students participated in events at our halfway point in the program.

Mrs. DeCesare’s US History 9 students researched Nota-ble Americans of the 2oth Century for their analytical research project.

Mrs. Cave and Mrs. Chap-man’s students participated in some “speed dating with books” to better select nov-els for their independent reading projects.

Ms. Erickson’s World History classes completed research for their required Analytical Research Paper.

Student Art Contest In celebration of the Denver Art Museum’s upcoming, exclusive ex-hibit Degas, A Passion for

Perfection, the library is hosting a Stu-dent Art Contest. Students should channel their inner Degas to produce an original work communicating their perception of Creek. Submitted pieces will be on display during the month of February. A jury will select a Best of Show, 1st and 2nd place win-ners. Tickets to the exhibit and gift certificates to Meininger’s Art Supply store will be awarded. Select artwork will be honored in a permanent loca-tions on the Creek campus.

1. Work of art should be embedded with theme of “Impressions of Creek” and aesthetically beauti-ful

2. Entries must be original works and personally created

3. All mediums are acceptable

4. The size of the artwork must not exceed 18” x 24”

5. Entries must be delivered to the library no later than Friday, Feb 9th at 3:45 p.m.

Ali AbbasLeah E. AbrahamssonMicaela G. AdamWilliam C. AdamCameron D. AdamsIsabel E. AdkissonSaloni AgarwalVibhu AgrawalOptin AkramiSofie Albada JelgersmaClayton J. AldrichElizabeth H. AldrichColton K. AlexanderSheila I. AlizadehAlexandra G. AllenZoe C. AllenJack M. AlleyJustin D. AlterGrant P. AmenEthan B. AnemaIsabel C. AnemaSamuel P. AngellAlbin I. AntonyAndrea AriasEren E. AriyalMary E. AschermanJesse U. AseoffSamantha B. AseoffGabrielle S. AshcraftNamrita D. AshokprabhuAnita AshouryAria AshouryCaroline R. AtkinsonDeclan T. AtwellRaiden J. AtwoodGabriel R. AustinAnsley G. AvisImanol Avitia HerreraPaige J. AyersNatalie W. AymondZoe S. AymondArtur B. AyzenbergCameron A. AzariZachary A. BachmanLora BackBetty BaiAmelia G. BaileyKatelyn D. BaileyKennedy K. BaileyPaige S. BakkeRegan F. BakkeLouis P. BalasIsabella E. BalbonaAlex BalfeEmily M. BanvilleJulia W. BaoClara H. Barnes-HorowitzIsabel H. BaronMaria A. BarunKaren A. BasavesJessica L. BatchelderArjun Batra

Georgia G. BatsonHenry D. BatsonTimothy E. BauerKatherine G. BaurRyan T. BealsEmma K. BebartaLindsay R. BecerraErin L. BeckerLauren M. BeckerSydney A. BeckettRyan G. BecklerJohn P. BegginsReza C. BehbakhtDaniel A. BelkindLindsey C. BenkelmanNicole K. BenkelmanIsabella G. BensonAudrey C. BentlerEmilee E. BentlerSophie D. BergerLuke M. BerglesMarkus F. BergstromKirby E. BerkeSophia BerrymanHenry P. BersinOliver A. BersinJohn T. BerubeJulien R. BerubeWilliam D. BerubeMatthew C. BessSanya BhartiyaSarah J. BianZachary H. BiedermanJulia BieryloCourtney E. BinkleyMiranda R. BishopBaxter P. BlackwoodMelia R. BlairCaitlin A. BlakeleyChloe M. BlakeleySophie C. BlancAnna M. BlockIsaac H. BloomJordan A. BlumMadeline E. BlytonAlina R. BoadaSrija J. BodduEdwin C. BodoniEvelyn A. BodoniClaire E. BolandJacob H. BolinRebeca Bolio HernandezMiranda L. BonarrigoTimothy M. BondMaya BorensteinTalia BorensteinAidan R. BosmanIan BosmanGrace M. BowenGrant D. BowerChristine Boyer SaldarriagaCaroline J. Brandon

Garret P. BrandrethAlexandria S. BrashersTatiana B. BrattonMegan C. BrayEve F. BreeseLucy G. BreitenbachEvan A. BreitkreuzStella D. BrenmanBrett M. BrennerSarah L. BrookhartMorgan C. BrooksNeil BrooksJennifer A. BrownRiley L. BrownSierra T. BrownThomas S. BrownTorre J. BrownTyler S. BrownCharlotte L. BruceMackenzie L. BryantAiden N. BubEthan V. BuiLucy H. ButlerEthan J. ByrneAmie CaiMelissa L. CaidKendall B. CalderoneAlyea C. CaldwellMiriam R. CalisherDavid A. CamhiErin A. CampbellCole W. CantorHallie B. CantorMegan E. CantorRyan D. CarusoSantiago A. CastilloJosephine Z. CastleCaleb F. CaulkJohn P. ChabinGursimar S. ChadhaBijan R. ChamanbaharLincoln Q. ChambersRita C. ChambersRobert C. ChambersVignesh ChandrasekharMin Young ChangSu-Ching T. ChangMolly K. ChapmanZachary E. ChapmanIsabella M. ChavezAnne ChenBriana Z. ChenBriant Z. ChenDonny ChenJenny ChenJudy C. ChenJustin Y. ChenNicole Y. ChenNikki D. ChenSophia ChenTerry B. ChenAnne Y. Cheng

Karen ChengJuinkye ChiangEmma K. ChichesterKaty M. ChichesterAlyssa K. ChinDahbin ChoiMadeline M. ChoiDahn Bi ChongLogan E. ChristiansonMilla R. ChuntonDecker S. ClarkSophia A. ClarkSeth J. ClaymonTeylor E. ClineJames T. Cobb IIIMargaret E. CobbFrederick D. CochranSamuel L. CohenCharles R. ColbySamuel H. ColeKatherine E. CollinsGeorge H. ConwayMitchell K. CookNicola K. CooperTimothy W. CooperCailee X. CorkillTomasin R. CorrenteZachary A. CorwinAnna S. CramerAllison M. CremerCarter T. CrokeTaylor B. CumminsMadison L. CunninghamHannah P. CussenJoshua W. CussenJustin W. CypressKailey S. D AmbrosiaRaymond Y. DaiKevin S. DanfelserCharlotte S. DanosJulia A. DanosJonah M. DarnelPriya A. DasDevin J. DavidsonAinsley A. DavisSamantha P. DavisRicardo A. de BastosCameron N. DeanAbigail R. DecesareOwen M. DegrootEverett A. DelatePeter J. DelineElisa C. Dell’AcquaRebecca J. DemareeCole J. DenchfieldKristina M. DengalDavis J. DerreChloe X. DeskinMaya DevarajanSravya DhanwadaIsabella C. DiamondRigo B. Diaz

Lindsay M. DietzKatherine C. DillonIsabel S. DinanJosephine K. DinanHannah P. DionesAudrey E. DixonLuke M. DobbinsKallie J. DockBrandon J. DongCarter J. DorighiSarah G. DormerMargaret C. DoughertyAnita L. DouglasJoel S. DouglasKezia A. DouglasKira W. DouglasMaya S. DouglasAudrey F. DowAden M. DravenstottWilliam J. DravenstottElla G. DruryDevin C. DumonceauJack B. DunbarElla C. DunkinKeith M. DunrudEmma M. DuymelinckTyler M. DvorakEvan M. DwinnellJames H. DwyerSydney E. EckBrendan E. EckermanHannah L. EdelheitBennett A. EdelscheinNicholas C. EdwardsJake T. EkoniakKeaton J. EkoniakSamantha P. EldredgeEthan D. ElgavishCaroline M. EmericMadeleine A. EmericTiana M. EmmertMegan E. EngelKhangal EnkhbilegJoseph C. Enriquez MiramontesRafael I. ErdleyAudrey L. EricksonGavin T. EschholzNikolaos D. EspinozaEmily M. EttelHallie S. EvansLindsey A. EvansJack E. EvensonJennifer A. FailingerEmily A. FairbairnSydney A. FairbairnCarlie M. FallHannah E. FanosJulian M. FanosNathan P. FarbishSkylar M. FarrellGabriel K. Farrier

CCHS HigH HonorSFirSt SemeSter

*High Honors include students with a weighted semester gpa of 3.75 or higher

Lily K. FeaglerJohn B. Fein-AshleyMia R. FelsenReeve C. FerlicPeyton K. FerrisEmma H. FeyAnna J. FischerMegan H. FischerRebecca E. FischerElizabeth G. FishAbigail L. FisherAlexa K. FisherTova E. FisherMaia R. FishmanJade E. FittBryn R. FlaniganHeather K. FlemingLiza N. FloraRyan D. FloraMaxwell A. FoglerAddie L. FollettBrendan A. FordMadeline FordTrent A. FowlerLogan P. FoxDaniel R. FranklinCole E. FrederickLaurie I. FredericksonAnna G. FreedSamuel J. FreedDaniel J. FriedmanHenry A. FriedmanTallulah C. FuhsTyler W. FuhsSteven A. FujarosJoshua S. FullmerNoah A. FultonSydney M. FultonAnna G. FusarisDrake M. GalouzesCaleb X. GamelinClaire E. GanzleAshley GaoSarah J. GaoTiffany GaoThomas O. GarciaBo M. GarfinkelRoxanne S. GarlandFinn L. GarriganZachary L. GauthierWilliam H. GearJoshua R. GehrkeMckenna G. GehrkeJessica GelfandMikhail K. GellanChaia S. GeltserTagleet E. GeltserAna C. GeorgeJackson C. GeraciReese M. GerityCaleb M. GerkenClaire E. Gerken

Riley A. GiallanzaMariya I. GiganovaPolina I. GiganovaElizabeth Q. GillRiley M. GillSheila K. GillDylan A. GinsbergAlena M. GinsburgJill M. GirardeauStephanie T. GladuKelly L. GlaspyKaitlyn T. GloverMaggie E. GoegleinLeila S. GognatReed R. Goldberg-RichmeierNoah J. GoldmanMaximillian K. GomezXiaomeng GongBrett J. GonzalesAbigail M. GoodrumEmma G. GoodrumAlyssa N. GorkinDuncan L. GottschallEric R. GottschallMaria E. GradushyCasey E. GrantJackson M. GrantAudrey E. GravesCarter J. GravesMartha E. GrayMaren H. GreeneJulia R. GreenwaldJoseph R. GrilloMadison P. GrimmSophie B. GrimmSpencer B. GrimmThomas H. GripenstrawMichael S. GromykoElla M. GrootersAlexandra S. GruitchGabriel A. GrundenRachel A. GuAnnika T. GustafsonLauren E. GuthrieGrace Y. HaJennifer HaHelena E. HadlockHannah E. HagenSydney M. HaithAvery G. HallHailey C. HallHolden K. HammTessa L. HammondAshley J. HandMichaela B. HandlerNicole HankovszkyKyle R. HanlanJack F. HansenVivian A. HansenAlexa M. HardingCamille A. HarmonTara R. Harmon

Ian G. HarperAlexander S. HarringtonKaisa A. HarrisNathan Z. HarrisHunter C. HarrisonSophia X. HarrisonCaroline L. HashimotoMick H. HashimotoSophia M. HashimotoHaley E. HastedtAndrea N. HauschildDallin T. HawsGarrett B. HawsMorgan C. HawsZohreh D. HaycockHalle A. HayutinRamsey C. HeadrickFrances O. HealyChristina G. HeeseMaya A. HegdeMorgan G. HelmMaxwell R. HendenKarsyn A. HendersonJohn A. Henry IIIJacqueline N. HenryKevin L. HernandezZachary R. HerrickStone M. HeymanSamantha M. HicksAndrew F. HillEliza A. HillNicole L. HillKinya R. HilliardMolly B. HittnerAurora B. HodsonAdam F. HoergerIsabelle J. HoffKathryn C. HoffmanLucas J. HoffmanAbigail J. HoffmannStephen HogemanHailey E. HogueKathryn G. HolderGenevieve A. HollidayMariela I. HollinesCamilla C. HolmsenWilliam R. HolstKate L. HoneyfieldAlexandra E. HongHannah K. HongAdam J. Honig FrandJoshua C. Honig-FrandZoe L. HopkinsAbigail E. HostetlerSamantha L. HotzTucker A. HotzJacob A. HouserShakira P. HowellLoreena V. HoytZehra HrbatovicSamantha M. HruskaDerrick W. Hsieh

Michael HuThomas HuaEmily J. HuangNathan J. HudelsonClare N. HudsonKyra F. HughesMitchell C. HughesNoah G. HughesKristin S. HultgrenMaya J. HunterEun J. HurLydia J. HurrenAidan C. HutchingsRachel P. HutchinsonLeah M. HuzjakMeliane J. HwangAustin M. HyerOlivia E. HymowitzNicholas G. IbrahimZoe R. IbrahimMaria N. IgnatieffSiddarth IjjuCristina R. InbodenAlbert J. ItemAvery K. JacksonColette M. JacksonBrandon M. JacobsKathryn JacobsAbigail L. JacobsonCatalina D. JafekWilliam B. JafekPayton M. JaksaDong Gyu JangHyunsoo J. JangAlexander S. JansenElizabeth G. JansenTulga JavkhlanAbby E. JaynesJacob S. JenkinsLiesl T. JensenAbigail D. JeongDai An JiangHenry L. JiangBenjamin D. JohnsonElla C. JohnsonHannah A. JohnsonLucas L. JohnsonAllison N. JonesCarstenn W. JonesDavis R. JonesTalise R. JonesEstrid JonssonPhilip O. JordanJoshua H. JoseyMegan E. JoyceTrent A. JoyceMicaela K. JunAndrew S. JungGloria P. JungHannah S. JungJames O. JungSarah P. Jung




*High Honors include students with a weighted semester gpa of 3.75 or higherAndrew S. KabosAylin KahramanShanmukha Shiva KakarlaAbhinav T. KakumanuMakda F. KalayuManning D. KalishSriram Dutt KalluriEverett C. KaneHannah B. KangKavya KannanSowmya KannanCailey N. KarshmerNicholas K. KarstJordan L. KassanoffSriya R. KasuPippin J. KatalevskyNeelotpal Y. KaturiHannah M. KatzEliza D. KeatingNatalie R. KellerBrad G. KelleyLian KelmannYarden KelmannKennedy A. KerberOlivia P. KercherRoshan S. KernSaira K. KernSarah H. KersteinAdam A. KhanKashvi KhannaChristopher W. KhooEmma D. KhorunzhyMichael D. KieferPreston J. KilzerAndrew W. KimByungjin KimDaniel M. KimGunhi KimHabin KimHyorin KimJennifer J. KimKacey KimKyuhyun KimMichelle H. KimSan KimTae K. KimYonghyeon J. KimRykar M. KimuraIsabel M. KippMikaela R. KirtonJackson F. KleinAri A. KlotasAiden J. KnellerBryne M. KnowlesHannah L. KnutsonAudrey K. KoenigGriffin T. KoenigSandra R. KohlSwathi KompellaArina KondoMalo R. KoobAmanda R. Kopf

Himanvi KopuriEliza R. KornfeldAdarsh KotlapatiLeslie S. KoughCarter J. KovarikAlexandre N. KramerLara G. KremerWesley R. KrivitElizabeth L. KropfEllienna G. KrulishEmery J. KrulishMaxine L. KugelmasNicolas A. KuiperJulia T. KullanderAditya J. KumarAnjali G. KurseSophie M. KvaratskheliaAlexander S. LabarreNikolas F. LabierEmily L. LaiShifa S. LakhaniAntonia S. LamJaden M. LamCole A. LamontagneEthan A. LanAnne Grace W. LandonJack A. LandonClark J. LandryBradley R. LangGrace LaoElizabeth C. LapporteLauren D. LapporteEllie G. Lashlee PreciadoJacqueline LasseterAnna K. LawrenceJake H. LazarZachary L. LazarWeston J. LeachChristopher H. LeeChristopher S. LeeElle Y. LeeHamilton P. LeeJanice LeeJustin L. LeeLois Y. LeeMaya T. LeeMin Ju LeeNicole LeeSamuel S. LeeSang H. LeeSeung Won LeeToby J. LeeSamuel J. LefebreCaroline S. LeFevreErin M. LegwoldAubrea J. LeikamAva C. LeonardSamuel B. LevinAriel A. LevineMarina A. LevineAnalise E. LevyStryker C. Lewis

Zachary E. LewisAmie J. LeziusDerek LiIan LiawSage N. LichfieldAnnie E. LieberChangyuan LinCheng Han LinCindy LinMikayla LinShane E. LippittPalmer W. LittletonEthan I. LitvinAndrea LiuGregory G. LiuJin-Lun LiuYu-Xi LiuCharles LommenJonathan S. LongRyan T. LongGrace A. LordiAvery H. LovellAndrew Y. LuStephanie J. LuBailey T. LubashCaroline A. LucasVan C. LucasOlivia N. LueckJenna S. LukesTedford C. LutherCourtenay K. LutzJulia B. LuytenWillem R. LuytenTatum M. LynchDelwin G. MabenHalley L. MackiernanSai P. MaddhiCecilia MadridMax S. MaldenMia C. MaldenAbigail J. MalloyLucy A. MaloneyStephen M. MaloneyTaylor J. ManciniSiddharth M. ManeShrushti ManikandanMarkus S. ManlyEve L. MarchMax V. MargittaiThushita MariaselvanKarina MarinovichWilliam G. MarisBradley J. MariskaNathanael R. MariskaAlexander B. MarkanoHannah R. MarksDeane MarkuschGianna E. MarlowMelissa M. MarshallJoshua M. MartelonJarrah Z. MartensRiley E. Martin

Lauren P. MastinKyle D. MathySkyler T. MattesonAshley A. MatthewsKatja MaucecSiena A. MauvaisHanna S. MayMia M. MayerhoferAna MayordomoAusten T. MazenkoSiranush MazmandyanAustin C. McbrideRuth H. MccallEverett J. MccartyJane E. McCauleyAnna E. MccollumFaith K. MccurdyJordan R. MccurdyKinsey L. McdanielMya D. McElmurry-AcunaRio Q. McGown-KauffmanIan L. McgrathElla G. McIlwaineCatherine G. MckenzieTrevor A. McLeanWilliam B. McMahanCaroline A. McVeighCharles M. McVeighJannae C. MehaffeyKrista L. MeluskyMichael E. MennonaElijah S. MerenessSara E. MeskoHolly M. MetheEdward A. MeyerErickson S. MeyerLucy G. MeyerSofia L. MeyerMable Y. MiaoNathan J. MiaoRagaie M. Michael JROgden M. MikulichOlivia P. MikulichBennett C. MillerBlake P. MillerEmmett M. MillerEthan Q. MillerJohn W. MillerMadeline E. MillerMarcus A. MillerHolden D. MillettBrayden M. MinneyAbigail L. MirandaAddison J. MitchellAlexander J. MitchellSarah MitkoSophia A. ModelRachel M. MoesIbrahim MohammedMargret R. MolkeAndrew R. MonginBrandi M. Montoya

Rolin Maria MontoyaViviana MontoyaTrevor K. MontrealMichelle MoonJustin T. MooreMaya E. MorYarden E. MorMarissa M. MorelandJonathon G. MorellaJamie J. MorganRiley E. MorrisJohn C. MorrisonJack T. MossNicholas J. MostChadwick B. MulliganChloe A. MulqueenMara M. MulvinBridget C. MurphyBenjamin L. MurraySophia E. MuzafferAdam F. NashMark E. NawrockiChandler M. NaymanRobyn M. NazeClaire S. NelsonRiley F. NesbittIsabelle R. NgheWinston W. NgoAimee T. NguyenAmanda T. NguyenAndy NguyenNoah X. NguyenPhuong Anh D. NguyenThanh Tu D. NguyenThomas M. NickelsMolly M. NicknishPaul A. NicknishAndia J. NiederlohMelody NigamPage M. NiichelMadelyn G. NorfordLily R. NorrisShelby R. NorrisKatherine M. NorthcottElizabeth A. O BrienLindsey K. O BrienMegan C. O ConnorJaron W. O GradyMax W. O HaraDaniel A. OesterleAlexander J. OjemannAlexandra M. OlsonDayna M. OlsonLisako L. OndaRyohei OndaAndrew T. OnoderaSavannah C. OppGwyneth C. OrmesBryce T. OrtanesAshley OtgontsengelClara OuyangSamantha R. Padilla

Connor J. PagePaul E. PakAnushka PalAva N. PalickiAudrey H. PallaiDominick A. PallottoRoxanne L. PallottoAadya PanigrahiEmily S. PanoAdam M. ParishIan K. ParishChloe Y. ParkJae Woo ParkJiyoung ParkKeun T. ParkShana S. ParkShi H. ParkPritika ParmarQuentin J. ParrMolly L. ParrisNeil S. PatelSneha A. PatilAidan A. PatrickMegan A. PatrickAsha R. PattKayden D. PeabodyClaire M. PembertonLilly C. PenalozaSusanna H. PenalozaAlexander C. PenryAnna M. PentermannElyssa M. PereyraAndrea L. PerezAbigail E. PetersJoseph PetersAndrew C. PetersonAnnika V. PetrasGrace C. PetroffAbigail V. PhillipsThomas J. PhillipsNathan A. PierceMaxwell C. PingreeWilliam M. PinkelmanMitchell J. PisciottaSara E. PlomondonElisabeth R. PlumDavid A. PogrebitskiyMichael N. PogrebitskiyAnthony C. PolitiMadeline A. PoolAllison X. PooleSamantha R. PooleBenjamin K. PorterKyle D. PorterEllen E. PossehlZachary I. PostEmily S. PowisRyan M. PowisAndrew A. PoynterAbilash PrabhakaranPadmini PrabhuNaomi L. Presken

Max A. PumiliaJames T. PuttmannEvgenia V. PyastolovaJoshua H. PyeonKnox D. QuarlesMia L. RabenAnthony S. RabinkovSarah B. RaganClaire I. RaineyMalika M. RakhmonovaKrithik RameshNoah J. RamirezAnurag RanjanAvani Y. RaolJustin M. RappMakayla A. RappDahlia F. RappaportDheemaan RayRochelle N. RaykinMaria D. ReevesBailey A. ReifenbergerJoseph M. ReiffBennett J. ReillyPierce D. ReisingerNathan RiccaTalia G. Richard LandeAllison M. RileyMaya E. RingJames W. RingsbyLuke D. RiosTess A. RittenbergPaul E. RoColleen M. RoarkHunter T. RobarCaitlin S. RobbinsMaya J. RobbinsEllen A. RobertsGeorgia K. RobertsNolan W. RobertsTai R. RobertsZachary A. RobertsCooper K. RobinsonTyler M. RobinsonDiana B. Rogel MorenoMolly L. RojecStewart P. RojecTara C. RondinelliKatelyn M. RosalesBenjamin E. RoswellAndrew R. RouthMatthew C. RusakevichAdam C. RusakowAbigail L. RussellKatrina H. RussellPeyton C. RussellRachael C. RuthMaya A. SabatierUlviyya R. SadigovaJonathan E. SagelBenjamin P. SakiewiczMaja S. SakiewiczJoseph W. Salame

Lucia Saldana BarcoKadeja S. SalemLauryn J. SallHanaa SalmanDaniel D. SalvettiThomas R. SalvettiHector A. SandovalEmily E. SandsPratush SaravananDaniel C. SarfarazDarian A. SarfarazRyan H. SauerPeyton E. SaxReese G. SchafferSamantha H. SchechtermanJordan H. SchiffKaia M. SchiffRachel L. SchiffBrooke E. SchmidtJeffrey J. SchmidtElizabeth H. SchroederSamuel E. SchroederPearl M. SchwartzShiloh A. SchwartzTalia M. SchwartzBennett A. ScottJared E. ScottWilliam O. ScottEmma D. SeabergConnor J. SealeMalcolm W. SeawellBenjamin SeepLaura J. SeewaldAlexa J. SegaleJaylee R. SegristSamantha A. SeidenChristopher P. SeifertWilliam T. SeifertHannah L. SeikenWilliam G. SeipleTeah D. SelkinKatelynn R. SenterKristina SergoyanDevin T. SextonKeana S. ShadwellAkber T. ShaikhJoshua P. ShanksKristine C. ShanksEric D. ShearerSarah E. SheltonWesley ShenSophia K. ShepardNicole J. SheptovKatherine E. ShermanTimothy J. SheuRyo ShibuyaErin J. ShinLeah ShinRachel ShinArya R. ShindeAlexander J. ShoflickSamantha B. Shoflick




*High Honors include students with a weighted semester gpa of 3.75 or higherQuinn A. ShomoVatsal S. ShrivastavaHali D. SibiliaGalya H. SicklesIvan M. SidorovErik S. SiegfriedAnna H. SienkoStephen P. SigmanAutumn R. SilvaSamuel N. SilvermanCharles S. SimontonJames H. SingerIsani SinghAditya SinhaHimanshu SinhaConnor B. SislerNeal A. SklarParker H. SlatteryCarson T. SmailNatalie J. SmallcombeKingsley T. SmallenDelaney C. SmithErin E. SmithKiera M. SmithLaura K. SmithPaul W. SmithZachary W. SmithAmanda V. SnyderJordan H. SnyderDavid W. SobernheimMary O. SobernheimRachel N. SochinskiChayada SomritCaitlin L. SoonAudrey A. SorgeJohn B. SouthallKathryn E. SouthallHari O. SowrirajanRebekah M. SporsSamuel N. SpringTamara SriramBrendan P. StaceyChloe S. StacksOlivia C. StacksEthan D. StacyLucas A. StaffordSofia S. StaffordDylan J. StahlMaverick J. StansburyKonstantinos G. StathopulosJoshua J. StautKatie E. SteeleMaurice S. SteinEmma C. StengelKaylee B. StephanSheriah M. StephenAlexandra L. SternHayley I. SternJack M. StevensonPeter J. StevensonAmanda J. StewartCarter A. Still

Eli R. StokenMadeleine F. StoneSophia D. StoneCarolyn R. StoutJames J. StrainBenjamin S. StroeherClaire E. StuckyGrace A. SublettePranav SubramanianSoyongo SukhtugsRobert H. SullanErica M. SungGeorge W. SutherlandJason R. SwartzNolan J. SweetermanTobey W. SwitzerDominic A. Tafoya-JohnsonRebekah L. TaylorConnor M. TerrellCaroline M. TewCaleb S. TezeraFathima Z. ThatheyNathan ThewedrosIsabel N. ThomasRahul K. ThomasElla R. ThompsonGriffin A. ThompsonLiam P. ThompsonAaron H. ThurmanJacob H. ThurmanGrace M. TidwellLucas S. TipperAlaina S. TittleIuliia A. TiuriukanovaKatarina V. TodorovicCyprien A. ToffaAndrew P. TokarMatthew C. TopalianMax A. TopelsonCarli M. TornambeBryn L. TranAngelina J. TrilloSulove TripatheeNyah S. TrujilloMegan S. TunnellAnit TyagiTalia F. TzarfatiKailey E. Ulanski JacksonNina G. UrbanowiczSariya I. VafinaAkshati VaishnavAkshunna VaishnavAnusha VajralaZaire E. Valenzuela ClaycombMaxwell G. Van CleaveBenjamin C. Van DiestJana E. Van GytenbeekCourtney M. Van KirkDaisy K. VanGabrielle A. VarelaKinsey C. VarnerQuincy R. Vasquez

Santiago VelascoMaria Velazquez MarinAnanya N. VenkateshLavan VivekanandasarmaLauren E. VivesMargaret A. VogelpohlLogan M. VolkertOlivia M. VreemanLauren M. WagnerNikita R. WaintrubSanam J. WaintrubJack T. WalkerSean C. WalkerJuliana K. WallonMorgan R. WallsCharles R. WalshAnna E. WaltersIsabella R. WaltonBennett H. WangDerek D. WangEvan J. WangJohnny WangRobert L. WangWilliam L. WangZachary A. WangBen J. WardHaley A. WartellJenna R. WartellFaith E. WatkinsMitchell D. WatkinsNathan P. WatsonSally A. WebsterRiley P. WeeksMaxine T. WeijersHannah M. WeinraubMiriam R. WeinraubAnna E. WeinsteinDavid A. WeinsteinHannah R. WeinsteinAlexis L. WeissCody R. WellingtonRui WenAllen C. WestAnde G. WesterhausenEmma C. WhiteSabrina Y. WickerMolly J. WidoffNora J. WilkesEmily A. WilkinsEric T. WilliamsMeredith A. WilliamsCalahan L. WilsonCooper V. WilsonEvan P. WilsonLowell E. WilsonEmily A. WinklerAlice C. WinslowPierre J. WirthHalle G. WistSamantha E. WittJoshua J. WojahnParker D. Wolfe

Ainsley R. WooTessa M. WoodardJohn T. WoodenNicholas C. WoodmanEmory G. WoodruffAbigail L. WoolleyJulia M. WoolleyDavid B. WossenAbigail K. WredeEmma R. WredeIsabella M. WrightJaden I. WrightDerwin Y. WuLewin L. WuStephen J. WuFelicia L. WurmTyler D. WuthrichMegan R. WymanKaylynn XiaLingyi XiePamie D. XiongAllison G. XuHannah K. XuJames G. XuSandy YanAlexander S. YangEmma C. YangYufan YangLior D. YaronAbigail G. YasuzawaNina G. YeeMadeleine E. YeingstAnna Y. YingChristian F. YoderCarmen M. Yon IIIVivian M. YoungElla J. YousafSonya M. ZakarianDaniel J. ZamoshchinSarah A. ZendleEmily Y. ZengKatie Y. ZengElizabeth M. ZerrBenjamin ZhangEmily Z. ZhangAngela ZhaoNathan K. ZhaoMarissa ZhengAnnie Y. ZhouElizabeth J. ZhouJiyang ZhouKatie ZhouDaniel Q. ZhuCayla S. ZimmermanTimothy E. ZranovMara R. ZuckerCoryn E. ZurcherRyan J. Zurcher

FirSt SemeSter Honor roll * Honor roll students earned a weighted 3.5 to 3.75 gpa

Dilafzo D. AbdulloevaOlivia M. AdamiakGarret Q. AdamsAbisay AguilarHoyoung H. AhnNathan G. AkliluAnhelina U. AkostkaAbdullah W. Al MullaHaley M. AldingerNatali M. AlejosRachel R. AllenAlyssa N. AllesJessica A. AllesAidan Q. AllisTagwa E. AlsanousiMiles P. AmbroggioJesus Anaya AnayaLasya AndalooriCierra I. AndersonTyler R. AndersonSaskia H. AngelovIsabel A. AngolaMateo T. AnteloAbishai A. ArenasSean R. ArfinGolan E. ArieGabriella E. ArnoldMeghan A. AtwellMarqus I. AvalosAbigail S. BabsonOlivia M. BalasYaniv BangievPratyush BanskotaMeaghan C. BanvilleElla B. BarclayCameron W. BarnardSandra J. BarqawiChasidee E. BealJoy L. BedfordGrayson R. BellasIsaac R. BendellBrett P. BenedettiNicole J. BensonGentry N. BeresfordTanvi BeriRoberto L. BerkowitzLilly A. BernardisNoah A. BernsteinIsabella BerrymanZeeyn R. BertaudLuke D. BiggerstaffDarya BighashSophia I. BirdJasmine M. BivensPreston C. BlahoEmily K. BlairKai D. BlakeLauren M. BlueBryson A. BoschHayden T. BoschMadeline R. BourkeTaylor C. Bowman

Thomas S. BowmanKayla R. BoxerMegan W. BranishMia F. BreitenbachAndrew M. BruceElsa L. BuhrTalya S. BuitendagEthan J. ButlerMegan G. ButlerFinley M. CallahanAndre R. CamargoKent P. CampbellPayton A. CanonJessica B. CantorCaroline E. CapraGrace E. CarneyMargaret A. CarrollSamuel C. CarrollWilliam W. CarrollGrace L. CarterKatriana R. CaseyOliver B. CasisZachary R. CastellanosTyler R. ChaffinLarae J. Chamblin-TorresTim Lam M. ChanLynn ChengOlivia F. CheungKrictchaphon ChuenchitMing Lung ChungNatalie S. ClarkeTalia R. CohenJack H. CongelReese B. ContiWilliam N. Coors IIAbbigail J. CoppOwen A. CovellCarson B. CreechJacob W. CurnettMolly J. CutterIsabella M. D AmbrosiaDiana DadkhahSujan DahalClayton J. DelaneyVictoria R. DelateAnjali S. DevaguptaNicholas L. DevineRiley N. DixonCameron D. DoerrJulia B. DonovanBrennen J. DorighiAnthony T. DorranceSarah M. DouglasRiley S. DrewRiley G. DunkinAlexandre J. DuperretEvan J. EastonRese M. EbbelerBenjamin E. EberBrom T. EcclesHannah C. EckermanMeredith J. Eckler

Yehan B. EdiriweeraNicholas M. EidlerVida ElekovicIan T. ElliottJames B. EricksonAbigail R. EttelMara R. EvansJames N. FairbairnJulia H. Fein-AshleySydney R. FelsenYizhou FengNikita A. FirsovLauren M. FischerMatthew A. FisherJasmine R. FittAvanlee A. FlaigMackenzie M. FleschEsther F. FlomSam M. FloraHelene M. FogelMorgan C. FrankMaximum R. FranzJolie Freeman-McKeonMadison V. FriedmanSaragam GadalMateo M. GallegosAudrey C. GambleLarissa M. GambleStephanie Garcia CervantesNatalie M. GarlandKylie M. GarnerSayuri V. GarudDavid A. GeltserKevin G. GeraciVincent D. GibbonsAna Gijon Van LindenPaige A. GillespieHannah M. GirgisRachael A. GladuEllexus D. GlocknerGabrielle M. GoldShira GoldAndrew R. GoodspeedMariam R. GopalaniZachary B. GordonNagarjuna GowdaSofia I. GrattonMeghan L. Gray WhiteCarlie GreeleyEthan C. GreenColin L. GreeneJacob T. GrimmCaroline R. GruberCharles M. GruberBrayden H. GwartzmanMarissa E. HaddenIsabella G. HaddonMegan L. HaithAndrew W. HallGwendolyn H. HallAbigail E. HallamSamuel Hallam

Jackson J. HanksLars T. HannaWilliam E. HansenThomas D. HawleyLee I. HazelwoodGuanting HeNathan L. HendenGabriel T. HoehlJack E. HoellenSarah E. HogemanMadison C. HollandJessica H. HolmesWilliam E. HolmsenSydney C. HolppJack H. HolyerYunfei HuangAlexandra L. HuguezKathryn A. HuunFaith E. HyerCheyne Y. ImanAvery R. JacobsonClaudia D. JaimeHyunwoo S. JangConnor J. JankowskiEvelyn R. JenkinsKristen R. JohnsenJamie A. JohnsonMatthew D. JohnstonDamoni K. JonesJi Hae JoungYunjae JungAmalia B. KamletBenjamin D. KaneMonica A. KarlbergMarla R. KassanoffJonas G. KavasMiranda E. KawulaKristin E. KelleyGrant P. KellyTeagan J. KelseyTyler J. Kerbs NicollJoseph B. KercherNare KhachatryanEo Jin KimKyra J. KinnersleyJack D. KinneyNatasha A. KippurBenjamin L. KirkKameryn E. KissingerMazin T. KlapperichKseniia Y. KliuzhinaKayden L. KnoxDeborah E. KoZoe J. KochMorgan R. KochenbergerBarry D. KolarKrish G. KothariAroma KoulJadyn C. KramerRainey L. KramlichKameron E. KravetzMicah A. Kretchmer

Isaac W. KronCody B. KuptzMatthew C. LaforteFrancine M. LagonVitalina LagutkinaAlexander A. LamSydney S. LarsenJacob M. LawrenceGuilherme D. LealDane E. LeeEugene LeeKaren J. LeeSeung W. LeeJacob B. LefebreDrew P. Lei AlertaNidia K. LeiJakob H. LevinJoshua LevyCharles B. Lewis IvCedric J. LoehrBryce A. LouiEmma R. LowEvan L. LushDavid J. MackHannah N. MackiernanApoorva MaddhiCharea-Rose L. MagdayLeonid MaksymenkoKawee MalithongKarima S. ManoppoLauren R. ManzoMariela P. MarcenyNina O. MarcenyHannah L. MariansThomas J. MatherlyHiroki C. MatsumotoElijah R. MattesonEva C. MaxeyBraden E. MayerMarina L. MazueraKennedy D. MccannVictoria N. MccannConall M. McCarterAmelia L. McCarthyCaleb I. McCurdyWilliam C. McDanielBrendan N. McDowellDevin J. McenteeGrace A. McGinnisMcKenzie E. McParlandLauren E. MearaAiden J. MehtaJorge MendozaNadya S. MeszesAndrew W. MillerAshley E. MillerKatherine A. MillerNathan J. MitchellShrujal J. MogadatiRicardo D. Montero SotoReid Z. MooneyGiovanni Moreno Machado

Brenden A. MuddElla M. MulvahillSophia M. MunizLina S. NakasoneNikka M. NapolitanDelaine S. NashZoe L. NejezchlebIsabella B. NemirovskyNorah A. NevenerGarett L. NiehoffRoman NikolSara Q. NisbetElise L. NisonoffBryn E. NoeKlara V. NorenAyden S. NovickAlexandra G. NugentSarah Y. O NeillGrant S. OlsonHunter B. OrrAlexander M. PadillaAstha PanigrahiGrace M. ParrishJaden M. ParrottCarl Marie M. Pe BenitoCarson D. PeartAlessandra P. Peitz DiazAlec J. PellAlexis D. PenaRachel M. PenzenstadlerCarolina A. PerezCameron N. PikeSarah P. PlumerJarred C. PondMcKay R. PondCorbin J. PotterWilliam C. PrescottHannah Z. PreskenJasmin Quevedo CruzBrian D. RafteryLeo RahnAbigail G. RaibleManasiba Y. RaolMaya L. RappAlexander W. ReedFarran C. ReilandAlexandrie E. ReitsemaLaurel M. ReversPeyton E. Rhodes WheatCeline RicardezEugene M. RieweSamuel R. RoachCameron K. RobinsonMichael A. RodasBrian M. RoitmanJillian N. RompsGianna N. RosettiEthan J. RossiEran RotemJake A. RussellRyan R. RussellHeran G. Russom

Bruce S. RuthDaniel A. RuvinsJordan E. SabatierCeylin K. SahinSara M. SamaniegoAudra J. SampsonBenjamin D. SampsonJiani L. SandovalDakota L. SauerweinPeyton G. SchaeferSamuel V. SchenkeinAlex I. SchiffKenneth F. SchlosserSarah E. SchmahlLeah T. SchneiderJohanna R. SchusterHayden E. SellsSophia K. ShadwellFeryn G. ShaferLeon ShenKayla A. ShoemakerEmilee A. Shoff-OlsonElisaveta I. ShokhrinRenee C. ShuttleworthErika E. SimMakaylah A. SimeusAnthony B. SingerCharles A. SironenCullen B. SlatteryHannah A. SmithIndia S. SmithAbbie R. SnyderAlec R. SnyderBridget R. SoMatthew P. SoderborgDailey J. SolomonAllison G. SpeirJonah A. SperlingCharlotte R. SpiegelSamuel D. SpieglemanEmery A. StamperTierra R. StansburyAnnaMei StarrTheofanos I. StathopulosElizabeth S. SteeleIan M. SteinigSarah S. StengerAunish A. StephenJackson R. StephensRyan D. StephensLuke J. StevensHannah S. StokesSamantha H. StoneJonah J. StrainAnna M. StratingShannon K. StraubAdrian M. StuckyKathryn L. SuperkaHayden A. SwyersGriffin P. SynnottMohamed I. TahaHarriet S. Tarr

Emily E. TatmanAmaiya L. TerryLoza S. TezeraAshwin K. ThampiEa P. ThompsonMegan R. ThurlowJulia J. TideyJack A. ToneyJacob A. TopalianGabriel P. TotaroSachin P. TripathiTyler W. TuiteMorgan L. ValentJenna L. Van EatonJada E. VillanuebaAbigail S. VilnerLevi C. Von FeldtKiana M. WalkerTeal L. WallIsaac U. WallenHayden M. WarnerKimberly J. WauchopeHarrison S. WebbFaith M. WeekleyMatthew J. WeinerSamantha M. WeinsteinAnastacia C. WeissRuby O. WeissGabrielle E. WhitmoreFrancesca S. WieckBraden J. WilliamsonDaniel M. WillisJane L. WillisBennan J. WilsonGrace C. WilsonRaya P. WinklerSilas P. WunderWilliam J. XueHaven S. YeagerDavid YoonNathan T. YoungHedyeh ZahediDylan J. ZelkinEsther ZhangDaniel A. ZhukovGustafson D. ZilinskasBrenna J. ZimmermanAri A. Zucker

FirSt SemeSter Honor roll* Honor roll students earned a weighted 3.5 to 3.75 gpa

Laptop Lease Program

Does your student need a laptop? Creek is now leasing laptops to those students who need one for only $15 for a yearly lease and $10 for a semester lease along with a $10 non-refundable optional insurance fee.

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March 8, 2018, 5:30 p.m. Cocktail Hour and Dinner

Marriott DTCTo register, go to: https://ccsdfoundation.org/

For tickets and corporate sponsorship information, contact Jill Henden. 720.554.4409 or [email protected]

TICKETS $150

Silent auction, live auction, jewelry pull, student performances, fun, food

and philanthropy.

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You Are Invited: Special Education Advisory Committee (SEAC): Please join us as we welcome our Superintendent. Dr. Harry Bull will discuss topics related to Special Education in the Cherry Creek School District.

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Creek Choirs

Welcome back! The Cherry Creek High School Choirs invite the community to join us at any and all of our 2018 concerts. Enjoying an hour or two of outstanding choral music entertainment is the perfect way to relax and balance out a busy school or workweek! We are proud to be part of Creek’s Grammy-award-winning music program and look forward to extending our school’s decades-long tradition of excellence.

Please join us for one of the SPRING SEMESTER CONCERTS:

• February 1-3: We are excited to announce that 42 Creek choir students were selected to perform with the Colorado All-State Choir and 2 students for the Colorado All-State Jazz Choir! Students head downtown on February 1st for three days of intensive rehearsals, and will perform at the Buell Theatre at the Denver Performing Arts Complex at 4:00 pm on February 3rd.

• February 28-March 3, 7:00 pm (3/3/18, 2 pm matinee): The Spring Musical this year will be Bye Bye Birdie!

• March 5, 7:00 pm: Pre-ACDA Concert at First Plymouth Congregational Church - Meistersingers

• March 20, 7:00 pm: Mid-Winter Concerts including Union Street Jazz, Troubadours, Girls’ 21 and Meistersingers

• May 2, 7:00 pm: Spring Choir Concert including Union Street Jazz, Troubadours, Girls’ 21 and Meistersingers

• May 3, 7:00 pm: Spring Choir Concert including Statesmen, Choralaires, and A Cappella

• May 16, 7:00 pm: A Cappellooza including A Cappella, Choralaires, and Statesmen

All concerts are free and in the CCHS Fine Arts Theatre unless otherwise specified. We love our audiences and can’t wait to share our music with you this year!

Koffi Togo African drumming, Halle-Hula Polynesian Dance, Mestizo Mexican Dance,

Celtic Guitar & more!

~Performing in Lab Theater~ ACI, David Weinstein, DJs & more!

Music, Spoken word & poetry, Hosted by Slam Poet Jovan Mays!

School ID required

Middle School students welcome with parent/guardian

Thursday, February 1, 2018

5:00-8:00 in IC and Fine Arts

CCSD District Drivers’ Education

CCSD offers Drivers’ Education classes for students who are 14 ½ on the first day of each session. Please visit this website for further information and registration materials: cherrycreekschools.org/athleticsactivities/driversed

Track and Field Mandatory Parent Meeting

March 1st, @ 7 pm, Shillinglaw

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Accounting 1 & 2 Business Law 1 & 2 Personal Finance Child Development Computer Applications Contemporary Relationships

Fashion/Interiors/Culinary Design Foods & Nutrition Interior Design 1: Residential Interior Design 2: Commercial Introduction to Business Marketing 1 & 2

For more information please call/email: Beth Adolphi 720-554-2315 [email protected]

Along with these classes, the CCHS Business Department offers the following co-curricular clubs:

An Association of Marketing Students Largest club at CCHS (260 members with 30 elected leadership positions) One of the most highly-recognized programs in the US

Community service and social event emphasis (over 25 events last year) Competitions involving areas such as management, entrepreneurship, and promotion

in Vail, Colorado Springs, and at Nationals each year

Thousands of students across the nation are joining Future Business Leaders of America! FBLA is the premier organization for students preparing for careers in business and the largest student business organization in the world with a quarter of a million members. FBLA prepares students for "real-world" professional experiences. Members gain the competitive edge for college and career success.

FCCLA is the ultimate leadership experience, focusing on aspects such as character development and career preparation. FCCLA has a national membership of nearly 220,000 young men and women. FCCLA has nine national programs which focus on current issues such as the recent financial downturn, school violence,

childhood obesity, and the shortage of skilled workers. In their competitions, students learn cooperative action and leadership skills through projects they present at the district, state, and national levels.

University of Denver 1. Business/Marketing: 32% 2. Social Sciences: 18% 3. Psychology: 8%

Colorado State University 1. Business/Marketing: 15% 2. Biology: 9% 3. Social Sciences: 9%

Metropolitan State Univ. 1. Business/Marketing: 19% 2. Psychology: 9% 3. Interdisciplinary Studies: 8%

Business Department Classes Offered at CCHS:

A New GraduationTradition at Creek

In case you have not heard the graduation gowns are changing. We had an opportunity this year to design our very own, CCHS custom gown and we are thrilled with the results. The new robes include the CCHS Crest and are made with a higher qual-ity fabric. The gown will be on display during the first week of February in front of Activities.

The improved gown is something that we believe the Class of 2018 will be excited about. For many years, the graduating classes have worn two col-ors of gowns, but starting this year, a NEW TRADI-TION BEGINS. This is the year we chose to unify the class, to have the class wearing a gown that truly represents all students at Cherry Creek High School, and it will be a memento that your student can keep for years to come.

Additional graduation information is available to Seniors in their creek mail. Parents may use this link to check out the important dates and events associated with graduation (scroll to the bottom of the page - http://cherrycreek.cherrycreek-schools.org/ActivitiesAndClubs/Pages/Activities.aspx). Please do not hesitate to come talk to ei-ther of us if you have questions or concerns.

Dr. Keogh & Mr. Silva GO BRUINS!

Class of 2018

CalendarFebruary1-3 All State Choir1 Ethnic Fest, IC Hallway, 5-8 pm2 Ground Hog Day2 Global Awareness Day2-3 District Honor Band3 Diversity Conference, 7 am - 4 pm6 9th Grade Pre-Registration, All day PIN, SARC, 9:15 am Academic Letter Night, FA Theater, 7 pm PIN, SARC, 7 pm7 Athletic Signing Day, Trophy Hall, 12 pm District Accountability Meeting, SARC, 6 pm8 PTCO, STEM meeting, Shillinglaw, 6 pm8-10 All State Orchestra10 ACT testing12 Board of Education Meeting, Falcon Creek, 7 pm14 Parents’ Council, SARC, 9:30 am15-20 Speech and Debate Berkeley19 Presidents’ Day - NON-CONTACT20 NON-CONTACT24-27 DECA State Conference26 Spring Sports Begin27 CCCLN Day at the Capitol, 8:30 am District ACT Testing Day Accountability Meeting , W. Main Office, 5 pm PASS Meeting, Community Rooms, 7 pm28 Principal’s Brown Bag, W. Main Office, 11:30 am Bye Bye Birdie, FA Theater, 7 pm

March1 PTCO Meeting, FA Theater Lobby, 9 am Bye Bye Birdie, FA Theater, 7 pm2 Bye Bye Birdie, FA Theater, 7 pm3 Bye Bye Birdie, FA Theater, 2 pm & 7 pm5-9 Power Week5 Bucket Ball, 6 Brain Bowl7 Mr. Creek8 Blood Drive

SARC is the CCSD Student Achievement Resource Center located at 14188 E. Briarwood Drive, off

Arapahoe Road, between Jordan & Potomac Roads. ESC is the CCSD Educational Services Center

located at 4700 S. Yosemite Street off Union Avenue next to Cherry Creek High School

March9 Pep Assembly, S. Gym, 2:43 pm Jazz Band Concert, FA Theater, 7 pm10 SAT12 Senior Assembly, FA Theater, 2nd period CCSD Board of Education Meeting, Heritage, 7 pm14 Parents’ Council Meeting, SARC, 9:30 am14-18 Meisters Trip15 Orchestra Concert, FA Theater, 7 pm20 Accountability Meeting, W. Main Office, 5 pm PASS Meeting, Community Rooms, 7 pm Mid-Winter Choir Concert, FA Theater, 7 pm21-29 Girls 21 Ireland Trip21 Principal’s Brown Bag, W. Main Office, 11:30 am22 Band Concerts, FA Theater, 7 pm26-30 Spring Break

Every effort is made to ensure these dates are correct - but circumstances can cause alterations. Please use the CCHS website to obtain the most up to date schedule of events.

Parents’ CouncilGenerally meets on the 2nd Wednesday of the month, 9:30-11 am at the Student Achievement Resource Center (SARC). These meetings bring together parents, teachers, administrators and School Board members in an effort to increase knowledge of the CCSD and exchange ideas that affect our schools.

February 14th Career Innovations Academy Bond

Update: Foundation Grants

For more info check: ccparentscouncil.org

HAVE YOU MOVED?Be sure to update your home address when you move so you will continue to receive the school and District mail. If your new address is within the District, please bring your new proof of residency documentation to either of the District Admis-sions offices. If you have moved out of the District, you simply need to submit the online Continuing Non-Resident form.

Please visit the District Admissions website for additional information:

http://www.cherrycreekschools.org/Admissions/Pag-

es/Student-Registration-Information.aspx