Volume 13, Issue 26 February 26, 2018

UPCOMING EVENTS

PTO Meeting February 28th

9am– LGI

Boys Basketball Playoff Game Round 2

CP vs Dallas Jesuit Friday, February 23

7pm at Waco University High School

Early Release

March 9th 11:30 am

Spring Break March 12-16

Athletic Game Schedules

Photo credit: Woodlands Student Center, and TWCP Staff

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Commitment Pride Honor Success Attitude Character Perseverance Integrity Respect Responsibility

Senior Prom and Senior Pic-nic are just around the corner. We want Seniors to enjoy these special events that will leave lasting memories. Senior Dues $110, pay for your Senior's prom ticket, their Senior Picnic and their Senior t-shirt worn for the Senior Panoramic picture. You can pay Senior Dues on our webstore. Deadline is April 6. Ms. Wallace and Mr. Holden

Erin Bodhaine

Choir Director

Fine Arts Dept. Chair

Lindsay Miller

English Teacher

Humanitarian of

the Year and

CP Friend of

Education

Ximena Noonan

Book Room

Pam Shelton

PTO President

COUNSELOR’S CORNER College Board School Code 447642 Family Connection website: https://connection.naviance.com/family-connection/auth/login/?hsid=cphs Progress Report Dates 1st 9-weeks: 9/7, 9/28 2nd 9-weeks: 11/2, 11/30 3rd 9-weeks: 2/1, 2/22 4th 9-weeks: 4/12,5/3/5/24 Report Card Dates 1st 9-weeks: 10/13 PAC/student 2nd 9-weeks: 1/12 PAC/student 3rd 9-weeks: 3/22 PAC/student 4th 9-weeks: 6/8 (Mailed ) Cavalier/Peer Tutoring (2:45-3:45) Math – Teacher website Science – Teacher website Peer Tutoring-CCC-TBA Exam Schedule Fall Exams: 12/15-12/20 Spring Exams: 5/25-5/31 Seniors Spring: 5/22-5/25 Senior Information Senior Lighting: 8/22 Senior Parent Info Night: 9/11 Mandatory Senior Mtg. w/Dr. Murrell: 4/6 Prom: 4/20 Honor Graduate Breakfast: 5/1 Senior Awards Night: 5/21 Senior Picnic: 5/25 Graduation Practice: 5/25 Graduation: 5/25 PTO GradNight: 5/25 STAAR Testing Schedule

12/4-12/7, 4/3-4/6

EOC Testing Window

5/7-5/11

AP Testing Dates

5/7-5/18

SAT Test Dates 9/26, 10/7, 11/4, 12/2, 3/10, 5/5

ACT Test Dates 9/9, 10/28, 12/9, 2/10, 4/14

The CP PTO is now on Facebook! Please like and follow us @ptotwcp to keep updated on

all PTO happenings!

www.cpgradnight.org

JOIN CP PTO

Its not to late!

PTO Meeting: February 28, 9am in the LGI Please check in at the front office.

Senior Parents - Do you want the best seats and parking in the house to see your senior graduate May 25th? CP Grad Night will be holding a live online auction for premium seats and parking at the Mitchell Pavilion. Check back in May for more information. All proceeds will benefit CP Grad Night.

PSAT

10/11 during school

Late arrival for Seniors 11 am– Commons

PTO Meetings 9:00 a.m. LGI 1

9/27, 10/25, 11/29, 12/13, 1/31 2/28, 3/28, 4/25, 5/23

PTO “Parent’s Night Out” Fundraiser –March 8, 2018 Dosey Doe’s Big Barn

PTO Brown Bag Lunches

@ 11:00 am - LGI

10/4, 11/8, 1/10, 3/22

Pep Rally Dates

9/13 (Homecoming/Woodforest),9/29, 10/13, 10/27, 10/10, 1/19 (NEAT),

Spring Pep Rally: 1/19, TBA

Important Dates

8/22 Senior Lighting Ceremony 7pm Auditorium

8/24- Open House 6pm

9/11 –Financial Aid and Sr. Parent Info Night 7pm

9/18– Junior Parent Information Night 7pm-Auditorium

9/25 –9th/10th/New to TX Parent Information Night—7pm

1/22-Incoming 9th graders Parent Info Night 7pm

1/29 -Upperclassman Parent Info Night 7pm

2/1-PTO “Eyes Wide Open” 7pm Auditorium

2/8- “Everything Under the Sun” Information Night Class Fair 5:30/Advance Class Information 7PM

4/6—Sr. Meeting w/ Dr. Murrell

4/20– Prom 4/20-Panoramic Picture Sr.’s will be released after picture

4/24- NHS Induction Ceremony 6pm Auditorium

VERIFICATION OF ENROL-

LEMENT (VOE) INFORMATION:

VOE ‘s can be requested student

must sign-up in the grade level

office with a 24 hour notice. Stu-

dents must have a VOE for Driving

Permit and Driver’s License. VOE’s are good

for only 30 days.

TWCP- DRIVER EDUCATION CLASSES: CPHS Driver Education The next driver education course held at the TWCPHS campus is scheduled to start on 03/26/2018. If you are interested you can go to www.esc6.net/driversed and click on the registration button.

Next locate session # 032618-1 click on it and register your child online using credit card or debit card. The cost for the course is $405 For more information, please contact Chris Hemphill936.435.8325 or chemphill@esc6.net

If your student is at

College Park HS on a

transfer, please note

that transfers need to

be done annually. Please go to the

CISD website to apply for a transfer

for 18-19, as soon as possible.

*AST students do NOT need to

renew their transfers.

Please join our committee to make this the best Grad Night ever! There are

big and little jobs to be done, so please help in any way you can. For more in-

formation, please contact cpgradnight@gmail.com

UPCOMING DATES

Thursday, March 1

Grub Burger Bar All

Day - 20% donated if

you mention Grad

Night

UPCOMING DATES

Tuesday, March 20

Chipotle College Park 4

to 8 pm - 50% donated

if you mention Grad

Night

UPCOMING DATES

Tuesday, April 17

Black Walnut 4 to

Close - 15% of all sales

donated

5/1 -Honor Graduate Breakfast at Woodlands Church 8am (Invitation Only)

5/21 -Senior Awards Night 7pm-Auditorium

5/25 - Graduation Practice

5/25- Senior Picnic

5/25 - Graduation 7:30 pm Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion

Early Release Days

10/6 and 12/20, 3/9 at 11:30 am

School Holidays (Students)

9/4, 9/9, 11/20-24, 12/21-1/8, 1/15, 2/19, 3/12-16, 3/30, 5/28

Online Information

AST Campus Life

Cavalier Connection Child Nutrition CISD Calendar CISD Website Faculty/Staff

Parent Access Center Parent Resources TWCP Website

Weather What Bus Do I Ride?

Webstore

ADMINISTRATION Dr. Mark A. Murrell Principal Dr. Susan Caffrey Academy Headmaster Mr. Brian Lee Associate Principal of Administration/9th Grade Dr. Susan Hersperger Associate Principal Curriculum and Instruction Ms. Melanie McCarthy Associate Principal Facility Operations Assistant Principals Ashley Wallace A-C Victoria Brinkman D-Hem Mitch Marriott Hen-Mer Danny Johnson Mes-Sam Clint Holden San-Z

SCHOLARSHIP SEASON IS HERE!!

Check out the list, it is updated

as scholarships

become active.

We added 12 just this last week and half.

Log in to your Family Connection account>Scholarships>list

https://connection.naviance.com/family-connection/auth/

login/?hsid=cphs

2018 College Park Grad Night Following Commencement — Ceremony@ Main Event

Check-in: 11:00PM Friday, May 25, 2018 Event Ends: 5:00 AM Saturday, May 26, 2018

As an incentive to register early, anyone who has paid and filled out a regis-tration form before March 1 will receive 5 extra raffle tickets to be used at the event. Don't worry, anyone who has already registered will also receive the extra tickets, and all students will have an opportunity to earn more tickets during the evening. So far, we have the following raffle prizes, and more come in everyday, so your senior will want as many tickets as possible: HP 15.6” laptop computer, 5-39 Inch HD TVs, 5 Keurigs with 40 K Cup Sam-pler Packs, Go Pro Hero, 2 Dr. Dre Beats Wireless headphones, 2 small mi-crowaves, 2 Canon Wireless Printers, Igloo Erase Board Mini Refrigerator, 2 Fujifilm Instax Mini-Cameras, Tailgater Wireless Bluetooth speaker Restaurant gift cards, Movie tickets, Spa and nail gift cards and LOTS OF CASH!!! Download the Registration Form, place the completed form and check in a sealed envelope marked CP Grad Night and drop it off at the front office. $50 – Now through May 18, Checks Only $60 at the door *GRADNIGHT TICKETS ARE NOT PART OF SENIOR DUES, THIS IS PTO SPONSORED EVENT FOR OUR SENIORS.

Counselors Jessica Beckham Lead Counselor Debra Creel College and Career Mary Edgerly -9th Grade A-Lee Shannon Andersen- 9th Grade Lef-Z Cindy Doud A-Ch Junette Mihelich Ci-Gib Tiffani Jaqua Gic-K Chiante Deal L-Oe Leslie Ayers Of-She Tammy Morrow Shf-Z

LUNCH DROP-OFF POLICY: Safety is the upmost importance for our students. For the safety of our students, all lunches brought in to school for your student will need to be signed in at the front office. Lunches will be taken to the AP office for the students to pick-up. Our students know that the AP office is the location to pick up items. Thank you for your help and cooperation. You can also find us on Facebook and Twitter

The Conroe Independent School District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or age in its programs and activities and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups. The following persons have been designated to handle inquiries regarding these non-discrimination policies:

Title IX Coordinator, 3205 W. Davis, Conroe, Texas 77304; (936)-709-7700 and the Section 504/ADA Coordinator, 3205 W. Davis, Conroe, Texas 77304;

(936) 709-7670

Updated

Exemption Policy for Spring 2018

College Visits

Lone Star College - Montgomery Tuesdays 8:00 AM

U of South Carolina Wed February 21, 2018 2:00 PM

HARN LUNCH VISIT Mon February 26, 2018 10:55 AM-

West Virginia University Mon February 26, 2018 1:00 PM

Kansas State University Wed February 28, 2018 10:00 AM

Savannah College of Art and Design Thu March 22, 2018 10:30 AM

FOR SENIORS ONLY: College Park will be offering an awesome opportunity for our seniors this year! Sen-iors who need to take the TSI (Texas Success Initiative Assessment) will have the opportunity to do so on College Park’s campus during the school day on April 12th. The TSI is the placement exam that Texas community colleges and universities use to determine college readiness and lets the college know which level of English, Math, Science, and Social Studies that a student can enroll in at their college. All students currently enrolled in AQR (Advanced Quantitative Reasoning) are required to register for the TSI as that is a course requirement. Seniors wishing to register for the test can do so until March 9th. At the time of reg-istration for the exam, students must have completed their application to Lone Star College, regardless of where they are planning to attend. Because Lone Star will be administering the test, students wishing to test must have a Lone Star ID. The only way to have an ID is to complete an application. Students may complete the applica-tion on their own, or may sign up to visit with a representative from Lone Star who is on our campus. Directions to meet with Lone Star are below. The registration form with College Park will require students to have available: First Name, Last Name, Student Email Address, Parent Email Address, College Park ID Number, Lone Star ID Number, Lone Star Login, Lone Star Password, and the name of the college they plan to attend in 2018-2019. These are all things we will need for testing which is why we are asking for that information. Process for TSI Registration:

1. Complete Lone Star College Application prior to March 9th. 2. Register on College Park High School SENIOR TSI Testing

Google Doc (You must have a Lone Star ID to do this) by Friday, March 9th

3. Pay Fee on My Lone Star Portal by Monday, March 26th Print off screenshot or receipt and turn it into their counselor. Friday, April 6th Students can do this on their own through their My Lone Star Account

College Park High School SENIOR TSI Testing Google Doc: https://goo.gl/forms/

dL12w1qcib5Urv433 For more information, please contact your student’s counselor

Lone Star College, Montgomery, (the campus across from CP) is offering a senior connec-tions day where current seniors can attend orientation, receive a campus tour and register for classes early. This is a fantasitc way to take care of your registration before it gets cra-zy! I have attached a flyer from them below.

This event will take place on April 5th. Students must meet the qualifications below in or-der to participate. Students Must Register to Participate. Registration does not guarantee they can go, as there are limited spots available.

Transportation IS NOT provided by College Park. Families are responsible for their child's transportation to and from LSC Montgom-ery. The deadline to register for this event is Friday, March 23rd. Students will be informed Monday, March 26th if the are able to attend or if they are on the waitlist. Only 33 spots for CP students are available.

QUALIFICATIONS

1. Student must have a completed application to Lone Star. www.lonestar.edu

2. Student must provide their Lone Star ID Number at the time of signing up for this opportunity.

3. Student must have the TSI taken or be exempt from the TSI to participate, as students can not register for classes without the appropriate scores/exemption. A list of those can be found here: http://www.lonestar.edu/placement-testing-info.htm

Exemptions include SAT (480 or higher EBRW, 530 or higher Math) or ACT (23 or higher Composite, with at least a 19 in Reading and Math)

4. You must complete this CP Google Doc. Completion of the google doc doesn't ensure your ability to go, as seats are limited to the first 33 students who apply and meet the qualifications.

Students who still have one of their college visit days (that doesn't count against exemption) may take a college visit day to attend this event. Students wishing to take the college visit day MUST PICK UP A COLLEGE VISIT FORM from attendance BEFORE attending the event. They must TAKE THE FORM TO LONE STAR and have the Lone Star Admissions department sign and stamp the form where indicated and then RETURN IT TO THE CP ATTENDANCE OFFICE. I will remind you prior to the orientation day, but ultimate-ly this is the responsibility of the student.

This is only for students who plan to attend that campus in the fall of 2018, not for students wanting to take classes this summer.

Again, College Park is limited to 33 spots for students for this program. It is first come first serve, but I will keep a waitlist. I will

Mujtaba Abid, Corina Alfaro, Joel Anderson, Eesa Ansari,

Nick Barker, Jackson Biltz, Sean Brady, Sydney Branch,

Allison Katherine Buck, Daniel Burton, Cydney Camara,

Nathan Carr, LaurenCarr, Kaitlynn Casino, Nicole Chacon,

Lauren Chippas, Rita Choate, Prerit Choudhary,

Avery Colburn, Kaitlyn Cranston, Ryan Dejournett,

Sydney Fowler, Lauren Freeman, Brandon Gibson,

Donovan Graham, Aaliyah Green, Amelie Indira Hidajat,

Hayley Jue, Kristen Kea, Raafay Khan, Emily Kiper, Faith

LeBry, Kayla Lee, Marshall Scott Lundsberg, Valerie Milner,

Grace Munger, Samantha Mussell, Soo Oh, Alex Oleksy,

Conner Palandro, Cristen Perera, Anjelica Perez, Logan

Pfannenstiel, Laura Pike, Sreya Rahman, Cayla Reed, Joselyn

Rivera, Emma Romero, Madi Rosales, Antoinette Sanchez ,

Marcoantonio Sanchez Hernandez, Kelly Shen

Ninette Siby, Alex Soudah, Alexis Sparks, Alena Tas, Henda

Valerio, Travis Washburn, Gwyneth Westbrook, Mykelea

Williams, Lydia Williams, Journi Williams, Anna Wintner

Peer tutoring will take place

Monday - Thursday from

2:45 to 4 in the College and

Career Center.

Academy of Science and Technology Fall Distinquished Lecture Series

The lecture is from 6-7 pm in the LGI. Students, parents and guests are welcome

Tuesday, March 6—TWCP LGI 6pm

Steven Spears, J.D. Baker Hostetler LLP

Intellectual Property and Its Importance to Science and Business

FREE TUTORING

Wednesdays 2:45-3:30 in

the school library

Sponsored by NEHS

LATE NIGHT TUTORING

5:30 PM –7:30 PM

Monday and Thursday

College and Career Center

Yearbook 2017-2018: Yearbooks are on sale now for the 2017-2018 school year. You may purchase online at: www.balfour.com ($65)or on the school webstore ($70) $5 extra if you want a name plate. Checks may be dropped off at the front office in an envelope marked "Yearbook" or brought to room 3112. In the memo section, please print put your student's name. Checks must include driver's license and birthdate.

Please bring any cash sale to room 3112.

SENIOR ADS: The number of allotted pages for senior ads is almost sold out. If you want to in-clude a special message for your senior, contact either dbrawner@conroeisd.net or cphs.ads@gmail. com

WE DON'T NEED PAYMENT NOW. WE JUST NEED TO RESERVE YOUR AD SPACE.

Academy of Science and Technology Fall Distinquished Lecture Series

The lecture is from 6-7 pm in the LGI. Students, parents and guests are welcome

Tuesday, March 20—TWCP LGI 6pm

James Rees, BS Finance, MBA The Wharton School of Business Managing Director, PNC Bank

Weapons of Mass Destruction: A Primer on Financial Derivatives

Order Announcements, Cap and Gown at

www.herffjones.com

April 6—Mandatory Sr. Meeting with Dr. Murrell (student

only)-

April 20th– Panoramic Picture/PROM, Woodlands Waterway Marriott 8pm-12 am

May 1– Honor Grad Breakfast (invitations will be mailed out)

May 7-18—AP Testing

May 21– Senior Awards Night 7pm

May 25—Senior Picnic, Graduation Practice, Graduation –CWMP

May 25– Grad Night

Senior Dues now $110.

Dues will increase after Spring Break to $125

Senior class dues are for all the activities throughout the school year; these can

be paid in the finance office or online through the Webstore. Please see Mrs.

Wallace or Mr. Holden when the school year begins for more information, or if

you are having difficulty paying senior dues.

Please note:

*Senior Dues are optional. Seniors do not have to pay any dues to graduate.

*Seniors who graduate early may still pay dues and participate in all activities.

*Any senior attending prom MUST pay dues.

*An early graduate cannot go as a date to prom. They are considered seniors and must pay dues.

Senior Dues Cover:

* Senior Lighting

*Senior T-Shirt (Spring)

*Prom Ticket (Sr. Only)

*Senior Picnic

Senior Dues do NOT Cover:

*Cap, Gown or Graduation Announcements

*Prom Date Ticket

*Homecoming Ticket

*Panoramic Picture

*Prom Pictures

*GradNight ‘18

CAVALIER EXPRESS:

SCHOOL STORE

The Cavalier express will be open

during all lunch periods . We will

have NEW spirit shirts and items,

Stop by and say Hi!

Central European Escapade Meeting

German Club is hosting a trip to Central Europe in July of 2019. The trip is 12 days and includes cities such as Berlin, Prague, Krakow, Budapest and

Vienna. To hear more about this life-changing opportunity or in case you missed the last meeting, join us in the LGI 1 (1314) on Monday, February 26th at 6:00. This will be the last chance to join the trip before the next school year and the price goes up! Come reserve your spot and experi-ence Central Europe!

Should you have more questions or concerns, feel free to email "Frau"

Two students from College Park High School's Texas Association of Future Educators have qualified for the national competition by placing first and second in the state wide competition February 15 - 17, 2018. The Educators Rising Leadership

Award Competition, sponsored by the PDK Greater San Antonio chapter, encourages inspired, proactive Educators Rising members to make an impact in their communities. Contestants seek to exemplify sound leadership and a strong commitment to improving education in their communities. The final award is given to one Educators Rising member who has made notable, voluntary contributions to his or her community through education.

To enter this competition, Educators Rising members must successfully complete a self-initiated service-learning pro-ject that meets several requirements:

• The project benefits individuals with special needs

• The project includes a sustainability strategy so that the project’s impact will not end when the Educators Rising Leadership Award competition is over

• The project cannot be part of the required curriculum for a course,

• The project requires a minimum of 40 hours of work

• The project must be led by a single Educators Rising member. (While collaboration is encouraged, only one student per project will be eligible to win the scholarship.)

Submit the complete project portfolio by the competition registration deadline stated in the General Competition In-formation sheet.

Alexa Frank, with the help of her committee members, won first at state. Alexa's project consists of rebuilding the green house and creating a garden for the Prep for Life Students on campus. Alexa, her team and the Prep for Life stu-dents have cleaned the greenhouse, created planters, painted planters and will be planting vegetables and flowers soon. Alexa and her committee will then assist the Prep for Life students in caring for and harvesting the garden. The ultimate goal is to assist the students with a life skill and be able to harvest vegetables for the Prep for Life Cafe that sells lunches to staff members once a month. College Park TAFE and Prep for Life are excited about the CP Gardens and cannot wait to follow its progress.

Grace Cantrell from College Park placed second in the Educators Rising Leadership contest. Grace initiated a project to support the special needs students on campus who are members of the Best Buddies club. The Best Buddies club hosts a prom each year with special needs students and students without special needs. Grace's project allows the stu-dents to choose a corsage or a boutineer for the prom. Students from College Park's floral design class and Texas Asso-ciation of Future Educators will work together to create the flowers for the special needs students and their big night. The special needs and the regular education students are excited about the flowers for the Best Buddies prom.

TWCP CHEER

ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Cheerleaders are hosting a Spring Cheer Skills clinic on Saturday

Feb 24 from 9am-12pm for 5th-8th graders. Register at www.cpspirit.com

The College Park Model UN team attend-ed the Houston Area Model United Nations competition. We took a small but mighty team of 6 girls to this year’s competition and won 2 awards. Just to give you some context, there were over 1000 students who competed from 40

plus schools around the city and only 50 total awards were given out.

Sam Mussell &

Isa Lopez

Urmi Vallassery, Tia Hufstetler,

Mikaela Witteveld, Jess Myers,

Sam Mussell, Isa Lopez

The Marine Corps JROTC Drill Team competed at the Dayton High School MCJROTC Drill Meet this past weekend and brought home five trophies including Second Place Overall (out of 16 schools). Our next meet is Feb 17th in Pasadena and then the Regional Meet will be in Dayton on March 3. The top three teams at Regionals (there will be over 20 schools competing) will go on to compete in the National Championship Drill Meet, which will be held on April 21 in Topeka, Kansas.

2017-2018 Season Information is

now available online.

Upcoming shows early in 2017

UIL One Act Play: Good People

Performances- March 5, 7, 8, March 20

Contest- District March 9 at TWHS at

approximately 2:00pm

CHOIR EVENTS

Apr 12 - Pre-UIL concert

May 11 and 12 - RnB Black or White

May 14 - Pop Show

For Choir news and events

Pictured l to r: Back row: Dr. Peter Kempter, Orchestra

Director, Jeff Gorring, Band Director, Adithya Chunangad,

Choir, Kent Doerries, Choir Director

Front Row: Emmanuel Peralta-Coraza, Orchestra

Director, Katie Kirkpatrick, Band, Amrutha Murthy, Band,

Aranza Perret, Choir, Riley Glaesmann, Choir and Chris Chan,

CP

All-State

Students

Our homepage for orchestra is www.cporchestra.com You can also like us on Fa-cebook at Cavalier Orchestra! ALL students need to maintain current contact in-formation in CHARMS: www.charmsoffice.com. User name is cporchestra. Pass-word is your student ID number.

Spring 2018 Semester Events:

Thursday, March 29, 7:00 pm: Spring Orchestra Concert-CP Auditorium April 10-13: String Orchestra UIL Contest-Klein Oak HS. Wednesday, May 2: Full Orchestra UIL-Klein HS. Saturday, May 5, 7pm: Orchestra Senior Farewell Concert-CP Auditorium. Friday, May 11, 6pm: Orchestra Banquet-WUMC Wagner Hall Wednesday, May 23 7pm: String Fling-Large Gym. Saturday, May 27: State Solo and Ensemble-UT Austin.

The CP Winter Guard competed this Saturday in the Winter Guard Interna-tional San Antonio Regional and placed THIRD out of 22 programs from across the State of Texas!

These women also earned 3rd place at the Texas Color Guard Circuit contest on January 27th.

Lonnie Madison

College Park vs.

Dallas Jesuit

Friday, February 23rd

@ Waco University HS

gym at 7pm

Chron's girls player of the week: Hunter Robinson, College Park Hunter Robinson, College Park

Notable: The junior qualified for state for the third time in her career, winning by

major decision over Morton Ranch’s Jordan Suarez to win a Region III-6A title at

138 pounds. What coach Erik Spjut said: "I think this is her year. She's really con-

fident. That could have been a preview of the state final right there. She's wres-

tling really well right now at the right time."

Congratulations, Abigail Andrews !! She took 8th place

at the state diving meet this past weekend in Austin.

She has been placed on the All-State diving Team and

is a candidate for All-American recognition!!

Mark you calendars.....

Tuesday March 6th (after 6:45 pm) is spirit night at

Russo's New York Pizzeria The Woodlands

www.russospizzeriathewoodlands.com

3335 College Park Dr 300

The Woodlands, TX 77384

Mention CP Baseball when you order and 20% of your tab will be donated back to the team.