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Vol. 1, Issue 3 December 2016

School Counseling 2

CFPA News 4

Clubs, Departments, Act. 6

“HOME OF THE SHARKS”

Library 14

Boosters 15

Colgan Athletics 17

13833 Dumfries Road Manassas, Va 20112 Office 571.374.6550 • Fax 571.350.9648

Yearbook Order Form 18

Dear Colgan Families,

I hope everyone had a fantastic Thanksgiving and a chance to relax and enjoy some family time. December

always feels like a quick month here at school because so many things are going on. Our band, orchestra,

chorus, and dance students all have different winter concerts/performances. Our winter sports teams begin

their official seasons. Our teachers continue to work hard in the classroom trying to use every instructional

minute to benefit students.

This year, winter break begins on December 22 (last day of school is December 21) and school reopens

Tuesday, January 3, 2017. As is the case during Thanksgiving break, by county regulation and our philosophy at

Colgan, students should not have homework over the winter holiday break. We want all students to have a

chance to relax and spend time with family. Students may be working on some long-term projects but nothing

that would be due to be completed the first two days we return to school (January 3 & 4).

We have just recently met with our Junior Class student leaders to begin discussions about Prom 2017 and

Graduation 2018 (yes, already!). The date and location for Prom will be announced shortly. The date and

location of Graduation (2018), will be announced in the spring so that families of the Class of 2018, will have

plenty of time to make plans.

If you are not aware, the School Board has already approved the School Calendar for the 2017-18 school year.

This information can be found on the School Division’s website. The first day of school is August 28, 2017 and

the last day of school is June 8, 2018.

Please be aware that some students have been crossing 234 to either walk to and from school, or go to the

convenience stores after school. This crosswalk is an approved crosswalk. However, if your son or daughter is

crossing 234 please urge them to use caution. The speed limit is 55 mph on 234. Although the School Division

has petitioned VDOT to put up school zone signs and lower the speed limit during arrival and dismissal times, as

of today it has not been approved. In any case, students need to be very careful both as walkers and drivers.

When making a turn in and out of the school please be cautious of the potential of people crossing 234. The

School Division does provide bus service to the neighborhood across 234, but some students still choose to

walk. Although this is a family decision, our recommendation is that students ride the provided school bus

rather than cross 234. If you have any questions about this please don’t hesitate to contact the school.

Finally, our Principal’s Advisory Council does not meet in December. Our next meeting is scheduled for

Thursday, January 19, 2017 at 7 p.m. Meetings are held in the library. Parents, staff, and students regularly

attend the council, and anyone is welcome to observe the meeting. Additionally, there is always time on the

agenda for anyone in our school community to address the council about school issues.

Thank you again for your support of Colgan High School. I hope everyone enjoys the winter break!!

Sincerely,

Tim Healey

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SCHOOL COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS AND VIEWS

The Colgan Counseling Department has developed an online newsletter to provide parents and families with the most up-to-date information. Please CLICK HERE to check it out. MARK YOUR CALENDAR...UPCOMING DATES!

Dec. 5-9: Fall SOL non-writing retakes

Dec. 12-15: 11th grade Naviance presentations

Dec. 13: Junior parent information night (7 p.m. @ Colgan High School Auditorium)

Jan. 7, 2017: Parent summit (8 a.m. @ Hylton High School)

Jan. 9-12: 9th grade Naviance presentations

Jan. 10: Rising 9th grade parent information night (7 p.m. @ Colgan High School Auditorium)

Jan. 12: AP information night (6:30 p.m. @ Colgan High School)

Jan. 23-24: Curriculum information fair- during all lunches

Feb. 13: Touch Base conferences

February- March: Scheduling 9th, 10th, and 11th grades (9th and 10th grade students will also get Naviance presentations during this time)

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School Counseling Department

Lein Weakland, Director of School Counseling

Claire Handville, Counselor: A-D

Levette Hull, Counselor: E-K

Yanet Boyd, Counselor: L-P

Leah Byrd, Counselor: Q-Z

Tammy Degrood, Registrar

Mellany Williams, Counseling Office Secretary

Catric Marshall, Testing Coordinator

STUDENT SERVICES

Pamela Johnson, School Nurse 571.374.6173 johnsopr@pwcs.edu Rebecca Zaja, School Psychologist 571.374.6346 zajarh@pwcs.edu Cynthia Brown, School Social Worker 571.374.6337 browncx@pwcs.edu John Barnes, New Horizon Counselor 571.374.6354 barnesJL@pwcs.edu

SCHOOL COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS AND VIEWS

WORK PERMITS

Students who need work permits may visit the Department of Labor and Industry at www.doli.virginia.gov

Attendance Office

When your child is absent from school, please have him or her bring a note to the attendance office (room 1001) within two (2) days of his or her return to school.

It is not necessary for the parent/guardian to call the school or attendance.

Attendance can be reached at 571.374.6239

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CFPA NEWS

The Visual Arts students are preparing and submitting works of art in their first regional art

competition of the year. “Off the Wall” is a regional art competition sponsored by Lockheed Martin

and is open to all area high schools both public and private from Prince William County, Manassas

Park, and the City of Manassas as well as home school students. This is a unique competition in that

students must be first adjudicated into the art show. Art work is selected from digital submissions

submitted on November 21.

Students may submit fine art as well as photography and computer graphics. Accepted works of art

must then be matted and framed by the students for the art competition and submitted to the

gallery at the Center for the Arts in Old Town Manassas for hanging. The exhibition opening will be

held on Saturday, January 7, 2017 from 2-4 p.m. Awards will be presented to first, second, and

third place along with several honorable mentions. The artwork will hang in the gallery through

January 20, 2017 and then travel to Lockheed Martin for a facility exhibition throughout the month

of February.

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1

Orchestra Concert 7-9 p.m.

2

CFPA Student Council Mtg. 2:15-4 p.m.

3

5 6 7

Band

Concert

7 p.m.

8

Chorus Concert

7 p.m. CFPA Council Mtg. 6:30-8 p.m. Visual Arts Master Class 2:20-4 p.m.

9 10

12 13 14 15 16

Dance Performance

7:30 p.m.

17

Dance Performance

7:30 p.m. 19 20

Piano Recital 7 p.m.

21 22

Winter Break

23

Winter Break

24

Winter Break

Calendar of Events for December 2016

The deadline to submit applications for the CFPA 2017-18 school year is December 12. CLICK HERE

for the CFPA documents. Click on your concentration area. The forms at the end of each packet are

not the application forms, but are needed at tryouts. Please bring these forms with you on the day

of your audition.

The application should be completed on the PWCS website and submitted online.

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CFPA NEWS

Colgan Visual and Performing Arts students recently auditioned for Virginia’s Governor’s School for

the Arts at the county level. Congratulations to the following students who made it through to state

auditions on January 14, 2017.

Dance- Victoria Beech, Meliah Galvan and Katherine Yared

Instrumental Music- Maya Harley, Trombone

Theatre- Jacqueline Days, Katherine Fitzgerald, Caitlin Foster, Shelley Gies, Alyssa Lemons,

Bonnie Lewis, Courtney Petko, Madison Petty, Trevor Ridley, and Emilia Hajec

Visual Art- Shelby Bailey, Alyssa Jones, Asha Martin, Karina Martinez, Saranne Mendez,

Moira Negrosa, and Grace Nicoletti

Vocal Music- Ally Hagan, Soprano 1; Kathryn Huber, Soprano 2; Akeda Juma and

Kayro Mendoza, Bass; Tya Robinson and Clay Ward, Tenor

Congratulations to Lanny Warkentien and the cast of ANON{ymous} for the outstanding

performances on November 17-19. Rave reviews support that Colgan’s inaugural performance has

set the bar high for performances to come. Auditions were held on November 28 for the casts of

Double Wide Texas, a comedy to be performed January 25-27 and February 2-4, 2017.

Performances for A Christmas Carol will be held at the Kellar Theater at the Center for the Arts on the following dates: December 2-11 on Fridays at 7 p.m., Saturdays at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m., and Sundays at 2 p.m. CLICK HERE to visit their website for more information.

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CLUBS, DEPARTMENTS, AND ACTIVITIES

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CLUBS, DEPARTMENTS, AND ACTIVITIES

Colgan’s first Winter Dance Concert will be held in the school auditorium on December 16 and 17

starting at 7:30 p.m. Student tickets are $5 and adult tickets are $10. Hope to see you there!

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CLUBS, DEPARTMENTS, AND ACTIVITIES

COLGAN PARKING PASS INFORMATION

All students must complete a parking application and have it signed by a parent or legal guardian

before issuance of the parking permit. Parking passes are $100 each (cash or check only please).

Applications are available in the main office. Please contact Steve Bouton for additional

information.

Student Parking Lot

When arriving to Colgan coming East on 234, please stay in the right hand turn lane. This lane will

then direct you to the student parking lot.

The Colgan Music Department will be hosting several upcoming holiday concerts. Admission is free!

Colgan Band: December 7

Colgan Choirs: December 8

Piano Recital: December 20

All concerts will be held in Colgan’s Auditorium at 7 p.m. We hope to see you there!

The A Cappella groups are performing at Jirani Coffee House in old town Manassas on December 14 from 7-9 p.m.

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CLUBS, DEPARTMENTS, AND ACTIVITIES

NHS 2016-17 Student List

Congratulations to the Inaugural

Members of the National Honor

Society!

Kendall Aleshire

Kyle Ames

Hannah Baderman

Shelby Bailey

Mildred Barcalow

Sally Bell

John Bender

Kuri Benitez

Adam Bennett

Simone Bergstrom

Jordan Blake

Morgan Blanks

Brianna Brooks

Paul Camacho

Maria Castro-Mendoza

Abigail Cobb

Jacob Cody

Hope Damato

Jacqueline Days

Ashley Deng

Amy DesJardin

Natalie Erickson

Shane Eustace

Katherine Fitzgerald

Gianna Flores Aguilar

Dominic Galarza

Shelley Gies

Kaitlyn Gifford

Joshua Gilliard

Andrew Giovanni

Elizabeth Healey

Alexis Hong

Kathryn Huber

Joe Hughes

Alexandra Hussain

Emily Johnson

David Kennedy

Crystal Kim

Hanna Kim

Megan Lacy

Gabriela Layne

Luke Leopold

Peyton Leopold

Olivia Loper

Emily Lyle

Kevin Malloy

Oscar Martinez

Daria Maslyukova

Cameron McClincey

Declan McKeown

Saranne Mendez

Noemi Mendoza

Kayro Mendoza-Ibarra

Carlyn Middleton

Samantha Milner

Rina Murasaki

Tracie Myers

Moira Negrosa

Grace Nicoletti

McKennah Noh

Francesca Ott-McKay

Matthew Patnesky

Madison Petty

Maria Pittella

Avery Pittman

Joshua Ralston

Allyson Ruth

Xavier Smith

Samantha Smith

Aerdan Stern

Morgan Swindall

Zainab Syed

Joseph Taliaferro

Loza Teodros

Amy Travis

Rylie Upchurch

Sarai Valles-Alberto

Rhea Vinod

Kylie Wickstrom

Makenzie Wolf

Deborah Wood

Katherine Yared

Grace Yeboah-Kodie

Norin Zarin

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CLUBS, DEPARTMENTS, AND ACTIVITIES

Club Sponsor Contact Information

Colgan Acapella “Sharks & Flats” Makenna Stenson stensoMM@pwcs.edu

Colgan Book Club Amy Ivory ivoryAE@pwcs.edu

CSHS Science Club Karen Dalfrey dalfrKE@pwcs.edu

Cyber Patriot Team Christopher Martin MartinCL1@pwcs.edu

Dance Team Natalia Anaya Julie Colgan

anayana@pwcs.edu stagedoorjc@aol.com

Debate Matt McDonald mcdonaMR@pwcs.edu

Drama Lanny Warkentien warkenL@pwcs.edu

FBLA Nicole Duncan duncannm@pwcs.edu

FCCLA (Family Career and Community Leadership of America)

Emily Minium MiniumEL@pwcs.edu

Forensics TBD

French Club Matthew Forrester forrestMJ@pwcs.edu

French Honor Society Matthew Forrester forrestMJ@pwcs.edu

Freshman Class Kristen Misencik Gabrielle Munns

Misencks@pwcs.edu munnSG@pwcs.edu

German Honor Society Andrew Heron heronAJ@pwcs.edu

Healthy Communities Healthy Youth Yanet Boyd Cynthia Brown

boydYX@pwcs.edu brownCX@pwcs.edu

International Heritage Club Shannon Griffin griffiSW@pwcs.edu

Junior Class Michele Bordelon Heather McGrath

Misencks@pwcs.edu

Key Club Debi Siler silerDX@pwcs.edu

Literary Magazine Garrett Carlson CarlsoGX@pwcs.edu

Math Honor Society Trisha Turner turner@pwcs.edu

National Honor Society Trevor Aleo Kristine Beckman Cheryl Jackson

AleoTC@pwcs.edu Beckmaks@pwcs.edu Jacksocy@pwcs.edu

Robotics Brian Eichas Eichasba@pwcs.edu

SCA Levette Hull Dakota Beach

hullLJ@pwcs.edu beachDS@pwcs.edu

Sophomore Class Emily Minium Cassandra Pettit

MiniumEL@pwcs.edu Petticx@pwcs.edu

Spanish Club Rosa Urena urenarl@pwcs.edu

Spanish Honor Society Monica Camazon camazMX@pwcs.edu

Tri-M Music McKenna Stenson stensoMM@pwcs.edu

Yearbook Elizabeth Skaggs SkaggEJ@pwcs.edu

Colgan High School Clubs and Sponsors

2016-17

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CLUBS, DEPARTMENTS, AND ACTIVITIES

Driver Education Student/Parent Meeting

2016-17 Schedule (As of 12.06.16)

All weekday sessions will begin promptly at 7 p.m.

Brentsville Wednesday, December 14

Thursday, January 12, 2017

Colgan

(Recently Added)

Tuesday, January 17, 2017

Tuesday, February 7, 2017

Forest Park Tuesday, January 10, 2017

Tuesday, April 18, 2017

Freedom Monday, December 12

Monday, January 9, 2017

Gar-Field Thursday, January 19, 2017

Thursday, March 16, 2017

Hylton Thursday, February 23, 2017

Thursday, March 23, 2017

Potomac Thursday, January 12, 2017

Thursday, February 16, 2017

Stonewall Wednesday, December 7

Wednesday, February 15, 2017

Wednesday, April 26, 2017

Students/Parents may attend a meeting at any location.

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CLUBS, DEPARTMENTS, AND ACTIVITIES

Location Dates and Times

Battlefield Monday, February 13, 2017 @ 7 p.m.

Brentsville Wednesday, February 15, 2017 @ 7 p.m.

Colgan Monday, February 13, 2017 @ 7 p.m.

Forest Park Wednesday, February 1, 2017 @ 7 p.m.

Freedom Thursday, February 9, 2017 @ 7 p.m.

Gar-Field Thursday, February 9, 2017 @ 7 p.m.

Hylton Thursday, February 16, 2017 @ 6:30 p.m.

Patriot Wednesday, February 8, 2017 @ 6:30 p.m.

Potomac Wednesday, February 1, 2017 @ 7 p.m.

Stonewall Jackson Wednesday, February 15, 2017 @ 7 p.m.

Woodbridge Wednesday, February 15, 2017 @ 7 p.m.

2016-17 HIGH SCHOOL CONCUSSION TRAINING DATES

As of 12.06.16

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CLUBS, DEPARTMENTS, AND ACTIVITIES

Colgan Activity Buses Begins Thursday, December 8

Activity buses will run on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Activity buses will depart at 4:45 p.m. Students should report to Commons B after their activity is

complete or by 4:40 p.m.

Students should have an activity bus pass provided by their sponsor in order to ride the bus home.

*Athletes/performers that stay after on a regular basis will be on a list provided by the coach/sponsor.

Please check to make sure your name is on the roster.*

The listing of bus routes and stop locations will be posted to our website.

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LIBRARY NEWS

LIBRARY HOURS AND CONTACT INFORMATION MEET YOUR LIBRARY STAFF

Phone:

(571) 374-6550

x6190 circulation desk

Hours:

7:15 a.m. until 3 p.m. M-Th.

7:15 a.m. until 2:15 p.m. Friday

Library News Hours Remember that the library opens at

7:15 every day and will be open after

school until 3 p.m. Monday through

Thursday.

National History Day The library has been working closely

with the USVA classes on their

National History Day projects. The

topic of Taking a Stand has been

interesting to explore together!

Book Club The Colgan Book Club has decided to

all read the same book and will kick off

in December. You can still participate!

Stop by the library for details!

Library Sharks The library sharks have

been busy! They

traveled to the first

band competition and

also headed to Niagara

Falls over Thanksgiving.

Library Olympics Library Olympics has begun

but it isn’t too late to form a

team and participate! Stop by

the library for more details!

Winter Break Infocache Follow us on Twitter for

some information about an

upcoming infocache over

winter break!

Library Statistics The library is being well used

so far here at Colgan. Check

out some of these stats:

170 whole classes for

research/checkout

An average of 111

students a week during

lunches

Approximately 95

students weekly on an

individual basis

3,316 items circulated

Librarians Lisha Viens ViensLW@pwcs.edu

Amy Ivory IvoryAE@pwcs.edu

Library Assistant Lesley Kubicek KubiceLJ@pwcs.edu

#CHSLibSharks #ColganReads

Remember that you can check out the

CHS Library Sharks and take them on

adventures. They love to go to sporting

events and other school functions!

@ColganLibrary

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BOOSTER CLUB

Colgan High School Band 2016-17 Membership and Information Form

(Please fill out and return to Band Boosters)

Please Print Legibly: Students Name: __________________________________________ Grade:

Address:

Home Phone: __________________ Student Email (optional):

Band Section/Instrument:

I will participate in the PRIDE OF COLGAN MARCHING BAND (circle one) YES NO

If yes, my instruments is ______________________ and my shirt size is __________(Adult Small to 4X)

I am a BAND INSTRUMENTALIST in the CENTER FOR FINE AND PERFORMING ARTS (CFPA)

Specialty Program

(circle one) YES NO If yes, my specialty instrument is:

Address information is same as student’s Address information is same as student’s

Mothers Name: Fathers Name:

Address: Address:

Phone: Phone:

Work Phone: Work Phone:

Cell Phone: Cell Phone:

Email: (Home): Email: (Home): ______________________________

Email: (Work): Email: (Work):

Booster Questionnaire It takes a lot to run our Band Booster organization. It requires commitment, dedication, and participation by our

volunteers. It can be many hours of work if only a few do it but it can be only a few hours of work if many do it. Band

parents and band boosters have a huge impact on the success of our band and guard. We invite you to make a

commitment now of your valuable time to help the CHS Band Program.

Please let us know where your talents can be used. We are a diverse group and you may have more to offer than you

think. Please check any of the following areas in which you can offer assistance.

____Chaperoning ____Photography ____Sewing ___Game Day Meals

____Fundraising ____Pit Crew ____Tag Day ___Special Events

____Band Camp Sponsor Donations ____Handyman (help with assembling instruments)

____I would also be interesting in helping with

The Band has established a WEBSITE (www.colganband.com) to keep you informed of schedules and activities related

to band and marching band. It will also include photos taken of band students at events.

____ Yes, I give permission for my child’s photo or likeness to appear on the Band Boosters website

____ No, please do not post pictures that include my child on the Band Boosters website

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BOOSTER CLUB

Please join the Colgan Sharks Athletic Booster Club! Membership has many benefits to include, being a part of making informed decisions for current activities and purchases, the way forward, as well as, major purchases for sports equipment etc. for Colagn High School Athletic Program. Your ideas and active involvement are invaluable to the school, the community and our athletes.

Membership Levels

Member Information:

Thank You for Supporting the Colgan Sharks!

Bronze $35 Silver - $100 Gold - $250 Platinum - $500

General Membership Voting Rights Colgan Decal

Bronze + 1 Stadium

Cushion

Silver + 1 additional

Stadium Cushion 1-10 Punch -

Colgan AthleticEvent Pass

Name in Fall SportsProgram

Gold + 1 additional 10-Punch

– Colgan Athletic Event Pass

Recognized as aPlatinum Member oncolganathletics.org

Name:

Address:

Phone:

Email:

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COLGAN ATHLETICS

Colgan Athletic Website: colganathletics.org

Sport Head Coach E-mail

Basketball (Boys) Jason John johnj@pwcs.edu

Basketball (Girls) Fred Milbert milberfa@pwcs.edu

Indoor Track Dave Davis davisdw53@gmail.com

Bill Stearns stearnbl@pwcs.edu

Melissa Tirone tironem@pwcs.edu

Swim & Dive Kristen Misencik misencks@pwcs.edu

Wrestling Douglas Milburn milburd@pwcs.edu

Discount Cards are available for sale and cost $20. Start saving by getting Colgan’s Discount Card and support our Boosters Club!

Athletic Sports passes are available! Get your pass today! Contact Hilda Layne at 571.374.6300 or email: layneHG@pwcs.edu

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YEARBOOK ORDER FORM

WWW.COLGANYEARBOOK.COM

COLGAN YEARBOOK STAFF MEMBERS ARE CREATING VOLUME 1

////////////////////OF “SHARK TALES” RIGHT NOW!\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to own a copy of the premier edition.

Sale Price: $72.50

Price valid November 1 through December 31, 2016.

See “Shark Tales” come alive using the traditional yearbook via augmented reality and virtual reality video features. To see samples of this fascinating technology, download the free Aurasma app and follow colgan17 in the in-app channel. The back of this form explains further.

We welcome the submission of digital images and video. If you have photos that you think tell the “tales” of Colgan HS, please email them to colganyearbook@gmail.com. Submit a caption noting the names of individuals in the photo and the photographer with all submissions. Upload edited videos to YouTube and send the staff the URL, content title, name of videographer.

Student Name:

Address:

Parent/Guardian:

Grade:

Phone:

Personalize your yearbook for $5 for 1 line, $10 for two lines up to 27 characters per line.

YEARBOOK ORDER FORM

To order your book use the online platform YBPAY.com and school ID 12997117 OR Return this form and check/money order made payable to: Colgan High School. Drop it off in the main office or mail to:

Colgan High School Att: Yearbook Staff

13833 Dumfries Road, Manassas, VA 20112

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DATA PROCESSING SCHEDULE 2016-17

** Elementary Report Cards are given to students on the last day of school

1ST

INTERIM

1ST

REPORT

CARD

2ND

INTERIM

2ND

REPORT

CARD

3RD

INTERIM

3RD

REPORT

CARD

4TH

INTERIM

4TH

REPORT

CARD

Days in Period 23 47 21 45 23 47 21 42

End of Grading/Interim

Period

Sep 29 Nov 3 Dec 13 Jan 27 Mar 3 Apr 6 May 16 June 15 **

MS/HS Grade/Interim Print

File to Information

Technology Office (NLT 4

p.m. )

Oct 4 Nov 9 Dec 16 Feb 2 Mar 9 Apr 19 May 22 Jun 20

MS/HS Grade/Interim

Ready for Pick Up

Oct 7 Nov 15 Dec 20 Feb 7 Mar 14 Apr 24 May 25

Grade/Interim Go Home

ES Print File to Information

Technology (NLT 4 p.m.)

Oct 11 Nov 16 Dec 21 Feb 8 Mar 15 Apr 25 May 26 Mailed by

June 26

PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

INTERIM AND REPORT CARD

DISTRIBUTION SCHEDULE

2016-17 SCHOOL YEAR

Interims Report Cards

FIRST SEMESTER (92 DAYS)

First 9 Weeks (47 DAYS)

August 29—September

October 11

November 16

Second 9 Weeks (45 DAYS)

November 4-December

December 21

February 8

SECOND SEMESTER (89 DAYS)

Third 9 Weeks (47 DAYS)

March 15

April 25

Fourth 9 Weeks (42 DAYS) May 26 ES June 15

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School Board

Mr. Ryan Sawyers

Chairman

Mrs. Lillie G. Jessie

Vice Chairman

Occoquan District

Mr. William J. Deutsch Mr. Gil Trenum Mr. Shawn L. Brann

Coles District On Deployment Acting Member

Brentsville District Brentsville District

Ms. Diane L. Raulston Mr. Justin David Wilk

Neabsco District Potomac District

Mrs. Alyson A. Satterwhite Ms. Loree Y. Williams

Gainesville District Woodbridge District

Superintendent of Schools

Dr. Steven L. Walts

“Prince William County Public Schools (PWCS) does not discriminate in employment or in its educational programs and activities against qualified individuals on the basis of

race, color, religion, national origin, sex, pregnancy, childbirth or related medical conditions, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability. PWCS provides equal access to the

Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups.

The following individual (s) will handle inquiries regarding nondiscrimination policies, including Section 504 and Title IX: Associate Superintendent for Human Resources Prince

William County Public Schools

P.O. Box 389 Manassas, VA 20108

Colgan High School Administrative Team

Dr.Timothy Healey, Principal

Ms. Karima Wesselhoft, Assistant Principal

Mr. David Parrish, Assistant Principal

Mrs. Jerri Piacesi, Administrative Intern

Mrs. Lein Weakland Director of School Counseling

Mr. Dave Huckestein, Director of Student Activities

Mr. Steve Bouton, Director of Security

Mrs. Vicki Burns, Center for Fine and Performing Arts Coordinator—Visual Arts

Ms. Kris Nelson, Center for Fine and Performing Arts Coordinator—Performing Arts

CHANGE SERVICE REQUESTED

COLGAN HIGH SCHOOL NON PROFIT ORG.

13833 DUMFRIES ROAD U.S. POSTAGE PAID

MANASSAS, VA 20112 MANASSAS, VIRGINIA

CHANGE SERVICE REQUESTED