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The Bulldog Welcome to the 2016-2017 School Year! Important Dates First Day of School– Aug. 10 Open House– Aug. 25 @6PM Labor Day NO SCHOOL– Sept. 5 Late Start– Sept. 14 End of Block Awards Assembly– Oct. 7 End of 1st Block (Early Release)- Oct. 7 October Break– Oct. 10-14 Superstition Phone Numbers Main Office 480-472-9650 Secretary 480-472-9651 Attendance 480-472-9653 Counselor 480-472-9673 Psychologist 480-472-9657 Security 480-472-9658 Check out our School Website http://www.mpsaz.org/superstition/ Principal’s Welcome Welcome parents to the summer edition of The Bulldog Byte. We hope you find our newsletter informative. We will be sending a newsletter home after every quarter and posting it on our web page. You can also visit our web page to stay updated with important school infor- mation. Our goal is to provide you with important school information to help you plan throughout the year. We will also be highlighting student’s success! This year our school-wide theme is "Mission Possible”. This theme was selected because it reinforces our commitment to our mission of success for all students. At Superstition we will do everything in our power to help students achieve their mission of grad- uating from high school and going on to a productive future. If they choose to accept the mission, success will be their’s! Mrs. Gomez– Napier 472-9651 [email protected] Visit our school website for more info at http://www.mpsaz.org/superstition

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Page 1: The Bulldog

The

Bulldog Welcome to the 2016-2017 School Year!

Important Dates First Day of School– Aug. 10

Open House– Aug. 25 @6PM

Labor Day NO SCHOOL– Sept. 5

Late Start– Sept. 14

End of Block Awards Assembly– Oct. 7

End of 1st Block (Early Release)- Oct. 7

October Break– Oct. 10-14

Superstition Phone Numbers

Main Office 480-472-9650

Secretary 480-472-9651

Attendance 480-472-9653

Counselor 480-472-9673

Psychologist 480-472-9657

Security 480-472-9658

Check out our

School Website

http://www.mpsaz.org/superstition/

Principal’s Welcome Welcome parents to the summer edition of The Bulldog Byte. We hope you find our newsletter informative. We will be sending a newsletter home after every quarter and posting it on our web page. You can also visit our web page to stay updated with important school infor-mation. Our goal is to provide you with important school information to help you plan throughout the year. We will also be highlighting student’s success! This year our school-wide theme is "Mission Possible”. This theme was selected because it reinforces our commitment to our mission of success for all students. At Superstition we will do everything in our power to help students achieve their mission of grad-uating from high school and going on to a productive future. If they choose to accept the mission, success will be their’s!

Mrs. Gomez– Napier

472-9651

[email protected]

Visit our school website for more info at http://www.mpsaz.org/superstition

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SCHOOLSupplies

Absent?

If your child is going to be

absent or tardy please

ensure you call attendance

and excuse your student.

You can contact

Selina Skotko at

480-472-9653

High School students are expected to follow MPS dress code standards. Please review the Dress and Grooming guidelines attached to this newsletter. Note that

pants must be worn at the waist and cannot drag excessively. No sagging is allowed. Shorts must have at least a 2-inch inseam and extend

to the tip of the student’s fingers. Backpacks are not permitted on campus. Girl’s purses must be smaller than 8 inches by 8 inches.

All Junior High students must wear solid white tops that cover the collar bone and have sleeves. Shorts, pants, and skirts must be black or blue jean. Jeans, pants and trousers must be worn at the waist area and must not drag excessively. No sagging is allowed. Shorts must have at least a 2-inch inseam and extend to the tip of the student’s fingers. No hatsallowed. Outerwear must be plain black, white, or gold. No print isallowed on either tops or bottom. No backpacks are allowed. Girl pursesmust be smaller than 8 inches by 8 inches.

Dress code will be strictly enforced. Parents please remind your students and review the enclosed District dress code policy.

All students will be issued a school

binder. Each binder will contain the

following items: Notebook paper,

pencil pouch, dividers, pencil, pen,

highlighter, and Student Handbook.

Students are expected to keep the

outside of their binder clean and

free of drawings.

Important:

ID’s must be worn around the

neck on a school issued, black or

blue lanyard with picture visible.

Lost, destroyed or stolen ID’s

must be replaced. ID’s can be pur-

chased in the front office for

$2.00. Parents, we appreciate

your support in enforcing our ID

policy. Not following the ID policy

may result in disciplinary action.

Jr. High and High School will eat lunch at

separate times. Breakfast/lunch pricing is

listed below. Please visit the Food and

Nutrition website for information on free

and reduced lunches on our district website.

Jr. High 12:15-12:45

High School 11:40-12:10

Jr. High breakfast- $1.50

Jr. High Lunch- $2.50

High School breakfast- $1.50

High School Lunch- $3.00

Visit our school website for more info at http://www.mpsaz.org/superstition

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Faculty

Angela Lenoir– English

* Harold Smith—Art

Virginia Starrick– English

Julie Svoboda– Math

Alicia Wilson– Math

(*)New to Superstition this year

Stephanie Delgado– Science /Math

Heather Ewton– Science

Tony Garcia– Jr. High Social Studies/ P.E.

* Lisa Goolsby– English

Julie Horton– Special Ed.

-Ben Roberts– Instructional Aide

Ben Kerr– Social Studies

Visit our school website for more info at http://www.mpsaz.org/superstition

Staff

Andre Franklin– Facility Assistant

* Joli Franklin– Health Assist

James Garland– Night Security

Rayna Herrera– Secretary

Mike Hopaczylo– Counselor

Donna Kosac– Clerical Aide

Our Vision…

Transforming lives, changing futures

Our Mission…

The mission at Superstition High School is to provide opportunities for life-long success in a safe and respectful environment that embraces the diverse needs of our

students while developing self confidence, academic excellence, and pride

Our Core Values…

Do you have questions about your schedule?

Do you have questions about returning to your home school?

Do you know how many credits you have?

Are you a senior and ready to graduate?

Do you have questions about college or EVIT?

Visit our counselor/advisor

Available as soon as Monday, July 25th

(480) 472-9673

Are you feeling overwhelmed or stressed?

Do you need someone to talk to?

Integrity

Trust

Collaboration

Respect

High Expectations

Josh Neuder– Psychologist

Vanessa Porchia—ALC

Selina Skotko– Attendance

Andrew Warner– Secuirty

Please consider donating to our Positive Behavior In-

tervention and Supports (PBIS) incentive rewards

program!

Things we need:

Small Water bottles

Small Gatorade, all flavors

Fruit snacks made with real juice

Snack size Baked chips

Capri Suns

Small denomination Gift Cards to nearby restaurants

Donations can be dropped off in the front office M-F

7am –8PM and Saturdays 8-12

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Important to remember. . . If your student is driving to school the following is required :

Parking Permit

Valid Driver’s License

Registration

Insurance

Parents, please support us in enforcing our student

electronic device policy. All electronic devices must

be turned off and out of sight during instructional

time. No cell phones are allowed in the Jr. High

classrooms. Students are not permitted to use any

speakers.

Closed Campus:

Superstition is a closed

campus. Once you are on

campus, you may not leave

without permission. Students

are not allowed to be in the

parking lot area without

permission.

On the first day of school, stop by the front office to pick up a parking form.

Speed limit on campus:

7MPH

Only sealed water bottles

and Gatorade will be

allowed on campus.

Student Cell Phone Rules

Cell phones are not permitted in Jr High, no

exceptions. High School students who wish to

carry a cellphone must earn the golden lanyard.

Golden lanyards are earned by having perfect

attendance the previous day and C’s or better

in all classes. Students with a golden lanyard

must have their cell phones turned off and out

of sight during instructional time.

Visit our school website for more info at http://www.mpsaz.org/superstition

Flex is a choice program at Superstition for non-referral students. The

FLEX program is designed to help students earn a Mesa Public Schools

High School Diploma on a flexible schedule. We offer a flexible schedule

that allows students to enroll throughout the year. . All FLEX classes are

held in Room 2. Students may work from home but must log in 20 hours a

week at school to remain enrolled in the program. Students will be issued

a FLEX ID card and must clock in and out of the time clock in room 2.

FLEX students attend Superstition but graduate from the East Valley

Academy. For more information contact the main office.

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In case you missed it...

2015-2016 End of the Year Awards Ceremony Academic Awards

Olivia Barnes Enrique Davis Josh Pemberton Carlos ReGester Allie Rouse Daniel Sahli Manuel Salgado Dawson Tarvin Thomas Tyrrell Noheni Valenzuela

Perfect Attendance

Brian Zavala

STORM Certificates

Jason Bejarano Abby Lopez Otis McFall Michelle Murietta Izac Orozco Samantha Pinuelas Lizbeth Rascon Jeremy Rouse

MASA Award

Yaraby Lopez

FLEX Award

Haley Magrey Lexen

Verizon Innovation through

Design Thinking Mobile App

Award

Josh Connally Enrique Davis Ryan Dew Dania Gutierrez Robert Norman Izac Orozco Brian Zavala

Graduates Makayla Knauer Stump Izac Orozco, Juan Rocha Andrea Ratliff Christina Gama Christian Sanchez

Kianna Vargas Michael Kaiser Taylor Scott Tiarah Villasana Lizbeth Estrada Flores

Visit our school website for more info at http://www.mpsaz.org/superstition

Citizenship Award

Izac Orozco

Gradpoint Award

Yvette Hernandez

Transitioning Students

Jonathan Aguirre Genaro Alonso Joy Bandera Kurt Bennett Gabriel Carrillo Daniel Cathey Gage Easterling Justin Embree Eduardo Figueroa Joshua Flynn Vivianna Gay Skylar Kalinowski Emmanuel Mejia Isaiah Melazquez Marquez Giovanni Mercado Samuel Munoz Michelle Murrieta David Njagi Joshua Pemberto Juan Pina Samantha Pinuelas Lorenzo Ramirez Jaci Neary Carlos ReGester Manuel Reyes Brandon Rider Jessica Nevarez Fragos Aaron Perez Daniel Sahli Dylan Scott Keenan Sifuentes Israel Solorzano Mirah Summa Dawson Tarvin James Tyrrell Thomas Tyrrell Tyler Wollam Noah Wood

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Visit our school website for more info at http://www.mpsaz.org/superstition

Parents: your student will come home at

the end of the first day of school with a

new required registration and emergency

information form. Please fill out the form

and return as soon as possible. District

requires all schools to update information

at the beginning of every school year.

First Day of School Assembly

S M ER

Enjoy

the rest

of your

Transforming lives, changing futures!

8:00AM TEACHER INTRODUCTIONS

During this assembly students will be

given their schedules, binders, and

IDs.

School ID’s

Students will be asked to turn in their school ID’s from

the prior year. Students will be receiving their new

school ID’s for the 2016-2017 school year.

Students not following Superstition dress

code guidelines on the first day of school

will be sent to the office to call home.