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CLEMENTS HIGH SCHOOL Nov. 21, 2013

Mark Your Calendar
 11/25 - 11/29 - Thanksgiving Break!

TRACK MEETING
 Mandatory track meeting on Monday December 9 right after school in the downstairs lecture hall. If you have any questions please see Coach Gaston in room 1325. 

NOTICE
 If you did not attend the Academic Excellence Awards you can pick up your award in the front office.

CONGRATS
 MS. BADILLO WAS NAMED CHS  TEACHER OF THE YEAR!

GIVE THE GIFT OF LIFE
  AP Biology II Blood Drive, November 21, 7:15AM-2:35PM, Girls Gym

DRUMLINE WINS
 The Clements Drumline competed in the Gulf Coast Classic drumline contest. In the 5A class, they won every award. Trophies were also awarded for the groups that were the best of the overall contest. Clements won best overall snares, tenors, bass drums, and front ensemble. Most importantly, they won Best Overall Drumline, making them the grand champions for the whole contest.

TOYS FOR TOTS
 Sugar Land Exchange Club, The Sugar Land Rotary Club, Fort Bend Exchange Club and Project Smile have joined forces to provide Christmas gifts for thousands of deserving children in Fort Bend County.  Bring a new, unwrapped toy or gift  For children infant -17  Place gift in collection box by front office  They will come pick the gifts up on December 6th.. Please support this wonderful cause…

Breakfast Food Drive
 How can you help?  Donate non-perishable breakfast food items for Holiday Cheer from December 2-6, 2013. Look for Clements PALS during drop off in the mornings at the front circle drive, the band entrance, and the bus ramp entrance to collect your donated food items. Alternatively, drop off breakfast items in the boxes located at the main entrance, attendance office entrance, and band hall entrance anytime the week of December 26.

FFA Wins
 Senior Quiz Team (First Place)  Jake Nuttall- Highest scoring individual; Sophia AhmedThird High Individual; Thalya Torres- Fifth High individual; and Hannah Patterson  Radio Broadcasting Team( Third Place)  Team members: Michelle Goss, Lauren Elliott, and Lexie Clearman--- Alternates were Marighney Hanzo and Christie Reynolds  Senior Chapter Conducting (Fourth Place)  Team Members: Abbey Davis, Natalie Somerville, Michelle Goss, Michael Fink, Kendyl Harper, Daniel Bahrt, and Maddie Reese  Senior Creed Speaking (Sixth Place)  Natalie Somerville

CONGRATS, JETS
 The JETS competed at the Cypress Falls High School Science Olympiad Invitational and placed 3rd.

JETS
 The JETS competed at the Cypress Falls High School Science Olympiad Invitational and placed 3rd. Please congratulate the students for contributing to our accomplishment

JETS
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    1st Place Circuit Lab: Hans Li and Wilbur Li 1st Place Materials Science: Boris Chu and Suvedh Srikanth 2nd Place Circuit Lab: Frank Zhou and Raymond Chee 2nd Place Forensics: Angela Hwang and Elysia Gao 3rd Place Compound Machines: Joseph Palakapilly and Wilbur Li 3rd Place Entomology: Stacy Tao and Allison Chang

 13 orchestra students have been named to the Texas Music Educators Association AllState Orchestras!!! This is the highest individual achievement a high school musician can achieve, and as a member of this elite group, they represent the top 1% of all student musicians in the state of Texas. They will travel to San Antonio in February to participate in the All-State Clinic and Concert with world class conductors. This is also an new record for the Clements Orchestras

ORCHESTRA

GOLF GETS GREAT START
      LADY RANGERS: #4 in Texas Amber Wang #4 Beryl Wang #25 Samantha Waldheim #43 Kelly Yang #46 Miriam Dumes #75 BOY’s TEAM: #30 in Texas  Garrett Moorer #44  Jacob Veerman #67

CONGRATS!
 Ryan Brophy has been chosen as a finalist in the Young Arts program and will participate in Young Arts Week in Miami January 6-12, 2014.

MODEL UN
 Nico Senften- BEST DELEGATE as Louis-Alexandre Berthier in Napoleonic War- French Empire  Lani Nguyen- BEST DELEGTATE as Gaius Scribonius Caro in Great Roman Civil War- Caesar’s Military Council  Claire Pan- OUTSTANDING DELEGATE as France in Security Council  Julieta Barbiero- OUTSTANDING DELEGATE as Johann Wilhelm Lombard in Napoleonic War- Kingdom of Prussia  George Youssef- HONORABLE MENTION as Count Sergey Vyazmitinov in Napoleonic War- Third Coalition ** FIRST CONFERENCE **

COMP SCI WINS
 Computer Science students competed in the USA Computer Olympiad this weekend. The results were released today.  Please congratulate the following students for their achievements  Raymond Chee – Advanced to the Gold level  Michael Lo Piccolo – advanced to Silver level with a perfect score in the bronze level  Alexander Yang , Jeffrey Zhang – advanced to Silver level

Clements Academic Decathlon Team
 competed at the Cinco Ranch Invitational Meet. The team won 3rd place overall. They also took home several individual awards. 10 Individual Math Awards, including perfect scores for Aanandh Chandrasekar, Gene Hsu, and Jim Ren.  4 Science Awards 4 Language and Literature Awards 4 Art Awards  3 in Economics 1 in Social Science 1 in Music The team competes next at the District Competition in December.

Clements Choirs
 had 39 students place in All-Region competition with 26 qualifying for Pre Area on Nov. 21st. We are very proud of these outstanding singers! The fall concert is tonight at Sugar Land Baptist Church at 7:00 P.M. It is free to the public and features all of our performing choirs.

RangerBots
 Clements RangerBots competed in their first robotics competition ever. These individuals developed a robot which traversed a course picking up objects, and dropping them into buckets, while keeping another team from doing the same. The team finished third in qualifying out of 54 teams, and posted the highest overall score of any team. Team members are: Christopher Denny, Eric Li  Thomas Lau & Kevin Rao

Pro Grad
 Cookbooks are in and we will be selling them every Friday at lunch time until Dec. 20th. They also will be available at the ProGrad meetings and on line at the CHS ProGrad website. Also if you pre-ordered your cookbooks, please pick them up at the ProGrad meetings or any Friday during the lunch hour at the Cookbook Sales table located on the stage. Cookbooks are $10.00

ATTN: SRS
 Pro Grad T-Shirts will be on sale in the CHS cafeteria every lunch period from now through Thanksgiving. They are $20 each, and seniors get 1 service hour credit for each shirt purchased.

SENIOR QUOTES FOR YEARBOOK
 • Seniors, over 400 of you have turned in your senior quote. Yearbook is still accepting them. Please stop by room 2801 and fill out your quote.

OTHER YEARBOOK NEWS  Senior ads are now on sale, fill out the contract and make sure you get it to room 2810 or to a yearbook staffer.

SEND IN YOUR PICS
 Yearbook staff cannot be everywhere all the time…please use the public upload feature to share your pictures with us. Go to www.images.balfour.com – put in project number 404025…no password or telephone number is needed. Make sure to give us all the details of the picture!

COLLEGE VISITS
 The link to the college and career readiness center here at CHS is http://chsccrcenter.weebly.com/ccr-centercalendar.html In order for students to attend the college visits they must register for the event, registration closes at noon the day before the visit. All info on how to register is on this site.

PRO GRAD
 Seniors can also earn hours by joining either the Clements Facebook page, Twitter, or the newly added Instagram. If a student joins, likes and shares one of our three social media pages, it is worth 1 hour to him or her.

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\ December 17th/June 2nd 1st - 7:30 - 8:15 - exam review 2nd - 8:20 - 9:05 - exam review 3rd - 9:10 - 9:55 - exam review 4th - 10:00 - 10:50 - exam review 5th - “A” Lunch - 10:55 - 11:25 Class - 11:25 - 12:25 - exam review Class - 10:55 - 11:25 - exam review “B” Lunch - 11:25 - 11:55  Class - 11:55 - 12:25 - exam review  Class - 10:55 - 11:55 - exam review “C” Lunch - 11:55 - 12:25  6th – 12:30 – 2:30 - Semester Exam 

EXAM SCHEDULE

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December 18th/June 3rd 2nd - 7:30 - 9:30 - Semester Exam 4th - 9:40 - 11:40 - Semester Exam 5th - “A” Lunch - 11:40 - 12:10 Class - 12:10 - 1:10 exam review Class - 11:45 - 12:10 - exam review “B” Lunch - 12:10 - 12:40 Class - 12:40 - 1:10 - exam review Class - 11:45 - 12:40 - exam review “C” Lunch - 12:40 - 1:10  7th - 1:15 - 2:30 - exam review

EXAM SCHEDULE

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EXAM SCHEDULE
 December 19th/June 4th - 11:45 a.m. dismissal, (exemption activity required, spring only)  3rd - 7:30 - 9:30 - Semester Exam  5th - 9:40 - 11:45 - Semester Exam  December 20th/June 5th - 11:45 a.m. dismissal, (exemption activity required, spring only)  1st period Exam - 7:30 - 9:30 - Semester Exam  7th period Exam - 9:40 - 11:45 - Semester Exam

REMINDER
 Alumni cannot visit CHS without an appointment and a visitor’s tag  THIS MEANS LUNCH, TOO!