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Marana High School CARING INTERACTIONS & EFFECTIVE PRACTICES Marana High School

Marana High School Tiger Beat August 10, 2015 Vol. 2 Issue 2

Dr. Mandel’s Message

Dear Parents and Guardians,

As we embark upon our second week of school I want to share with you how

impressed I am with our students (your children), and the MHS community. While

walking on the campus I observed students holding doors for other students and

adults, I saw students move through the halls quickly to get to classes, and in

classrooms the students were engaged and thoughtful about their work. Even

though these are just a few examples, I think they capture the tone that I felt last

week, which makes me excited for the potential that this week holds.

We will start to enforce the Marana School District and MHS dress code this week. I

have included the policy so that you can share it with your student(s) if you feel that

you need to. Even though we are heightening our efforts, we know that we will not

be able to catch every infraction. To this end, please help us by continuing to

monitor the choices that your student(s) make regarding their appearance.

There is a slight change to the bell schedule this week. Instead of the Advisory

period on Wednesday and Thursday, we are running a Monday/Tuesday schedule,

which allows for more time for instruction in all classes. This does not change the

end time and will not affect transportation.

Have a great week.

Dr. David Mandel

Principal

In This Beat

Pg 2-3 MHS Dress Code

Pg 3 Open House Info

Pg 4 Open House Bell Schedule

Pg 5 Upcoming Events

Pg 5 Citizen Police Academy

Pg 6 3rd Annual MHS Baseball

Golf Tournament Flyer

Pg 7 MTBB Golf Registration form

Pg 8 Costco Shop Night Flyer



The following is taken from our handbook, which is available online:

STUDENT DRESS CODE

At Marana High School all students are expected to dress appropriately. Please see

guidelines below.

School administration reserves the right to prohibit any clothing or accessories that

pose a threat to the safety of other students or staff. This includes anything that by

appearance causes a disruption to the learning environment.

All shirts, blouses and dresses must have a minimum of 1 inch shoulder straps and fit

under the arm. Razor back tank tops are not prohibited if the straps are an inch or

more and the proper undergarments are worn. Proper clothing should not expose any

part of the torso (front or back) at any time. This includes the midriff, chest, and

cleavage.

Any garments such as shirts, tops, dresses, skirts, pants, overalls, shorts, etc. with

buttons, zippers, snaps, etc. must be worn buttoned, zipped and/or snapped

appropriately. All clothing must be free of excessive holes or tears.

Sheer/see-thru garments of any kind are prohibited unless worn over appropriate

clothing. Tight or revealing clothing, spaghetti straps, strapless, and halter tops are

prohibited.

Undergarments may not be visibly exposed at any time including bandeaus.

Pants, shorts, dresses or skirts must be worn appropriately and may not present a

safety issue or distraction to self and/or others. They must adequately cover the body

at all times. Pants or shorts must not be “sagging.” The acceptable length of dresses,

skirts, and shorts will be determined by the complete coverage of the buttock area.

Belts must be tucked into pant loops, not hanging, and should not be excessively long.

Chains worn on articles of clothing are prohibited.

Footwear must be appropriate and worn at all times. Students may be restricted from

activities for which their footwear is unsafe or inappropriate.



Head coverings and do-rags are prohibited. It is the staff’s discretion whether or not

hats, caps or beanies may be worn indoors.

Any article of clothing which refers to alcohol, drugs, or contains inappropriate

content. Slogans or wording which may be suggestive or construed to have a “double

meaning” (one of which meaning is inappropriate) may not be

worn. Anything worn portraying offensive, suggestive, derogatory, violent, sexual,

cult or gang-related writing or pictures is prohibited. This includes all “do-rags” and

all bandanas associated with gang activity.

The type of dress, make-up, accessories, hairstyles or grooming displayed by the

student should not disrupt the classroom or campus environment nor threaten the

safety, health or comfort of the student, fellow students or any staff member.

The administration reserves the right to interpret and enforce these guidelines in the

school setting.

OPEN HOUSE - Open House will be Wednesday, August 19th, beginning at 6PM in

the Cafeteria. From 6-6:30 the Fine Arts Department will present a series of student

performances and I will welcome families. Following the performance in the

Cafeteria, a bell schedule will guide you through your student’s day and you will have

an opportunity to visit classes and meet the teachers. The schedule for the bells is

below, and I look forward to seeing you at this event.

Dr. David Mandel

Principal



Welcome to Marana High School’s Open House

Wednesday, August 19, 2015

Fine and Performing Arts Performance (Cafeteria) 6:00 – 6:30 pm

Bell Schedule

0 Hour 6:25 – 6:30 pm

1st

period 6:35 – 6:45 pm

2nd

period 6:51 – 7:01 pm

3rd

period 7:07 – 7:17 pm

4th

period 7:23 – 7:33 pm

5th

period 7:39 – 7:49 pm

6th

period 7:55 – 8:05 pm



Announcements

Upcoming Events

8/15 - MHS Tiger Band Rummage Sale @ Continental Ranch Community Center,

6:00AM-Noon

8/19 - MHS Open House – 6:00-8:05 PM – see the bell schedule on Pg 4

8/21 - Varsity Football vs Rio Rico, 7:00PM

8/22 - 3rd Annual Baseball Golf Tournament @ The Gallery at Dove Mtn

Registration 7:00AM / Shotgun Start 8:00AM

8/22 - Orchestra Jumpstart Performance, 3:00PM

8/22 - Costco Shop Night 7:00-9:00PM

8/27 - JV Football vs Desert View, 6:00PM

CITIZEN POLICE ACADEMY - Attached is a flyer for the Marana PD Citizens

Academy beginning Sept. 2nd through Nov. 18th. The flyer says 18 or older, however,

the Officer running the program informed me they will allow students who are 16 or

older with a driver's license. MPD would like some MHS Students to be able to

attend. They’re hoping to get anywhere from 10-15 students. Completion of this looks

great on any high school resume and it looks especially good if anyone is looking at a

career in law enforcement. If you have any questions, please contact Officer Hunter at

616-6400.

A 4-page application is attached with this Tiger Beat email message for your

convenience.



3rd Annual Marana Tigers Baseball Boosters

Golf Tournament

The Gallery at Dove Mountain

Saturday August 22nd, 2015

7:00AM Registration/ 8:00AM Shotgun Start

• The Gallery Golf Club

• 14000 Dove Mountain Blvd. Marana, Arizona 85658

• 520-744-2555

• [email protected] • Great raffle prizes

• Prizes – 1st, 2nd and last place

• Closest to the Pin

• Longest Drive

• Putting Contest

Sponsorship opportunities (see registration form)

$90 Individual / $360 Foursome

Includes green fees, golf cart, lunch and goody bag.



MTBB GOLF REGISTRATION

Name___________________________ Phone No:_________________

Email____________________________ Individual ($90)_________

Additional Players: Team ($360) _________ 2.______________________________

3_______________________________

4_______________________________

Name / Organization:_________________________________________

Contact email:_______________________________________________

Putting Green Sponsor $200

Hole Sponsor $150

Any donation appreciated

Golf Total____________

Sponsorship Total____________

Total Enclosed____________

Send registration and payment to:

Marana Tiger Baseball Booster (MTBB) P.O. Box 1164, Cortaro Arizona 85652

Cash/Check/Money Order- Make Check out to Marana Tigers Baseball Boosters

For more information, contact Dave Tinsley 520-336-7776 or Gerrie Tinsley 520-235-9646

EIN# 47-1772028



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