Parent Newsletter
The October Parent Newsletter, The Canyon News, is now available for pick-up in the main office, or for viewing on the web site. This 12 page newsletter is filled with information, don't miss it.Senior Meeting
A mandatory senior meeting will be held during Advisement (10:20 a.m.) on Wednesday, Dec. 2 in the auditorium. Representatives from Jostens will giving information on caps and gowns, announcements and other graduation items that can be ordered. Order packets will be given out.Announcements
New Teen Drivers Law Effective December 1
December 1, a new law will come into effect that bans sending text messages while driving. Further, it bans drivers under the age of 18 from both talking and texting on cell phones.
Colorado’s Teen Motor Vehicle Leadership Alliance, a group of government and private agencies focused on issues specific to teen drivers, are holding a Public Service Announcement (PSA) contest for students that they hope will get the message out to young drivers. Students may submit one entry per PSA category, which include video, audio and print.
For more information on the contest, go to http://www.coteendriver.com The deadline is Monday, November 16, 2009.
Winter Athletic Sign up
Winter Athletics ( Boys & Girls Basketball, Girls Swimming, Boys wrestling) Sign up will be Oct.26th - Nov. 9th. If your student played a Fall sport they still have to have a new E-card and $100 check.
Any questions, please call Lori Rommel in the Athletic office. 303-387-3010
H1N1 Virus Update
We have received new information from Tri-County Health. Please click on the link below and read the letter to parents.
Click here for letter.
Link to Seasonal and H1N1 Flu Pamphlet
Click below for an updated list of frequently asked questions about H1N1.
No On-street Parking at Shea
There will be no parking on the street next to Shea Stadium for football games this year. The City has informed us that they will be ticketing. Click here for details about parking.
Open Campus Policy Now Available
Beginning with the 2009 – 2010 school year, open campus has been approved for high schools. The policy change would not allow freshman students to leave school grounds. 10th, 11th, and 12th grade students, who do not have a regularly scheduled class period, may leave campus (including lunch). Click here for details about the open campus policy.
