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TODAY’S SOUTH SANSouth San Antonio Independent School District - Fall Issue Volume 16, #7 • August 2015

BACK TO SCHOOL EDITIONTransforming the Future Together: District Unveils Strategic Design

The South San Antonio Independent School District is excited to welcome our community to another school year. To celebrate, we’re showcasing a new look to Today’s South San and most importantly unveiling the districts strategic design. In a collaborative effort to

transform the future of SSAISD, students, parents, community members, district educators and administrators provided valuable input and engaged in powerful discussions during several group sessions to develop a new strategic design that will empower our school community. The strategic design’s vision statement and core beliefs are a strong representation of the teamwork and dedication our community displayed. The Board approved the districts new strategic design during the Wednesday, May 20th board meeting.

OUR VISIONAll students will enjoy successful education experiences to empower them to make decisions and enrich their lives in the future they create.

OUR CORE BELIEFS• We believe in engagement of the school community for the success of our district.• We believe in a strong support system for the school community to achieve excellence.• We believe that innovative and challenging experiences produce successful learners.• We believe that trusting relationships among the school community are essential to student success.• We believe that an inclusive school culture promotes positive student development.• We believe strong and effective leadership is essential to build a culture of high expectations.

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A Message from the Superintendent of SchoolsWelcome back to a new school year filled with excitement, opportunities and a commitment from our employees that we will do our best to serve your children. We have made great strides at South San Antonio ISD with the development of an early

college academy, improvements in STAAR test scores and maintaining a fiscally sound budget. The incoming freshman class will mark the beginning of our early college academy where all students will have the potential to attain college credit. The vision of the district, which was created by teachers, parents, administrators and community members, is to empower our students so they may create their future. With guidance from teachers, counselors and family members, our students will choose a pathway that will strengthen that foundation for their prospective careers. Our goal is for every student to be college and career ready and acquire the skills to be successful in the ever-changing dynamics of today’s workplace. Regarding state testing, the majority of our schools are predicted to meet 2015 State Accountability Standards with the final results revealed in mid-August. There were many successes at our campuses, but there is still much work to be done to close the gap between our district and the state. We have reached many goals regarding our district budget, including the growth of our fund balance and a pay raise for employees in order to stay competitive in the Bexar County educational market.

I would like to thank all of our employees for their hard work in preparing our schools for the upcoming year and our Board of Trustees for their leadership and cooperation in providing the best education and resources for our students. I have high expectations for our students, staff and community in becoming a premiere school district in the state of Texas. Have a wonderful year!

Sincerely,

Abelardo Saavedra, Ph.D.Superintendent of Schools

A Message from the Board President On behalf of the South San Antonio ISD school board, I would like to welcome you back for another exciting school year. I hope everyone had a restful and fun-filled summer break with family and friends.

This is an exciting time for South San. Children will be walking our hallways for the first time as Pre-K or K students. At the same time, the first group of Early College High School freshmen will be faced with new challenges. This group of past eight graders will be the first group of ninth graders to start their career paths in anticipation of receiving a high school diploma along with either an Associate’s Degree, college hours or a career certification. We are committed to ensure all our students have the resources, tools and materials necessary to help them succeed.

This school year we will once again be challenged by the State in all test areas to “step up” and make the grade. We can succeed with the help of our parents, community and our dedicated staff. “Si se puede.” Every child in our school district can succeed!

Our custodial, maintenance and cafeteria staff have worked very hard to ensure our schools are ready.

Once again, every school will have their own security officer. The safety of every child and staff member in our schools is extremely important.

For the first time, we have a unified dress code for all elementaries, middle schools, and the high school. Also, a unified supply list has been approved. Look on the school district’s website (www.southsanisd.net) for details or check with your school.

Best wishes to our students, parent and all employees for a successful school year!

Sincerely,

Connie Prado, PresidentSouth San Antonio ISD Board of Trustees

Abelardo Saavedra , Ph.D.

Connie Prado

School Board Meeting Highlights

During the Wednesday, June 24, 2015 board meeting, the Board approved a resolution pertaining to HB1486 and HB1931 which were introduced in the last session of the State Legislature. HB1486 prohibits vendor contact with a member of the board of trustees of an

independent school district during the procurement process. HB1931 involves reporting requirements for gift or entertainment expenditures made by a person for a member of the board of trustees of an independent school district. Even though the state did not adopt these bills, our Board Members will adhere to the intent and spirit of the proposed legislation. A local policy will be presented to the school board at the September 2015 Regular Board Meeting for approval. The June 24th Resolution was approved by our Board of Trustees on a 4-3 vote. For more information, click on Board approved minutes for the month of June at www.southsanisd.net.



Facilities Committee receives project option proposals

The Facilities Committee held its third meeting on Tuesday, July 14th in the library at South San Antonio HS. During the meeting Garza Bomberger presented proposed project options at the

request of the committee. In addition the committee selected dates to conduct campus tours in order to have a good feel of the facility conditions. The committee was charged with prioritizing the various proposed options that will best serve the needs of the District.

South San Early College Academy welcomes inaugural freshman class

This year all incoming freshman will have the exciting opportunity to be part of South San Antonio HS Early College Program. This partnership with Palo Alto College allows us to serve students in a more personalized and efficient manner that leads to higher levels of

student success. It also provides an opportunity for all students to successfully attain college credentials and certifications for highly skilled career opportunities in the workforce. This program is designed to support student interest in college and careers and to individualize learning through each of the three following pathways:

Associates Degree: Graduate with up to 60+ college credit hours and an associate of arts degree that may be transferable to any public university in the state of Texas.

College Ready: Graduate with up to 45 core college credit hours that may be transferable to any public college or university in the state of Texas.

Career Ready: Graduate with a Level 1 industry recognized certification and up to 45 college credit hours that may be transferable to any public college or university in the state of Texas.

Dwight Middle School Principal invited to international conference

Dwight MS Principal, Ms. Yvonne Hernandez was selected to be a Delegate at the 2015 Annual Conference sponsored by the British Educational Leadership, Management & Administration Society (BELMAS).

During the BELMAS Annual Conference, Ms. Hernandez was asked to be part of a panel and represent American School Principals. In addition to Ms. Hernandez, the panel also consisted of a Scottish Educational policy maker, a UK principal, and a UK educational policy leader. The panel members were asked to share their experiences as leaders in struggling schools, as well as offer their insight on best practices and educational research strategies. Educational leaders from across the globe were in attendance.

2015 - 16 Budget

Work continues on the development of the 2015 - 16 budget. The school board is expected to approve the 2015 - 16 budget at their regular board meeting on August 19, 2015. Some of the highlights of the

proposed budget will include:

• no tax rate increase• salary increases for all job categories• addition of instructional facilitators at our schools• initial start of early college program at South San Antonio High School• reduction of legal fees from $500,000 to $200,000 per year• capital improvement monies to continue to improve our school facilities



Judy Benavidez, Palo Alto ES

My name is Judy Benavidez and this is my 15th year in education. Eleven of those years were spent at San Antonio ISD where I taught prekindergarten, second, and fourth grades. I was a Campus Instructional Coordinator before becoming an Assistant Principal at the largest elementary in SAISD.

I am a native of San Antonio and graduated from Oliver Wendell Holmes High School. I earned my Bachelor of Arts and my first Master of Arts from the University of the Incarnate Word. While working as a teacher, I was nominated and encouraged to participate in the San Antonio ISD / University of Texas at San Antonio- Urban Leadership Cohort where I earned my second Master of Education in Educational Leadership.

I have been married for 24 years and have three amazing daughters. My oldest, Catherine, is a recent graduate of UT Austin and works with U.S. Representative Lloyd Doggett. Gabriella graduated from John Marshall High School and will attend the University of Texas at San Antonio this fall and Anna is a junior at the Science and Engineering Academy at John Jay High School.

I am extremely excited and I look forward to building a positive partnership among my teachers, families, and community to provide an exceptional educational experience where each child is empowered to

develop their strengths to acquire the skills necessary for them to achieve success in academics and in life.

Johnny Diaz, Benavidez ES

My name is Johnny Angel Diaz, and my journey includes over 24 years serving San Antonio youth. I began working with the Boy Scouts of America as a District Executive. For three years I was a member of the Edgewood ISD Board of Trustees. For the last eighteen years, I have worked in various educational positions: a bilingual teacher, a campus instructional coordinator, and a campus administrator.

I am a life time learner. I graduated from St. Mary’s University with a B.A. (1991). I received an M.A. from Southwest Texas State University (1994).

My wife, Deborah and I have two amazing daughters, Victoria and Veronica. Victoria will attend 6th grade and Veronica will be in 4th grade, this upcoming school year.

I look forward to meeting the students, families, staff, and community members served by our school. At Roy Benavidez Elementary, we will inspire learning at all levels for all stakeholders to insure all students achieve high levels of Excellence.

Welcome New Principals to SSAISD



Louis Edward James II, South San Antonio HS

My name is Louis Edward James II and I am the new Athletic Coordinator and Head Football Coach at South San Antonio HS. This will be my 11th year in education, and I have spent all of those 11 years teaching, coaching, and winning at the high school level.

I was born and raised in Houston, Texas, but I graduated from John Marshall High School here in San Antonio. I am also a 2004 graduate of UTSA. My wife, Chante, and I have been married for over 4 years. I have a 10 year old stepson named Luke, and he will be a 5th grader at Medio Creek Elementary School this upcoming school year.

My vision is not only to turn the South San Football Program into one of the most competitive programs in South Texas, but also to help the other athletic programs experience large amounts of success as well. I believe our mission as coaches is to help our student-athletes become better students, better brothers and sisters, better mothers and fathers, better husbands and wives, and the better athletes. The ultimate goal is for all student-athletes to compete at a level so hard, so physical, and so fast that people can’t match our efforts in the field or in the classroom. We will take on anyone, any place, or anytime...Bar None! Go Bobcats!

Evelyn Pineda, South San Antonio HS

My name is Evelyn Pineda and I am the new head volleyball coach at South San Antonio HS. I was born in Los Angeles, CA and moved to San Antonio in 1999. I graduated from Holmes HS in 2006, where I played volleyball and was awarded best Defensive Specialist two years and the best Defensive Specialist at the Harlandale tournament.

After high school, I played my first two years at Laredo Community College, where I was awarded the Coach Award. I then transferred to the University of Texas at San Antonio where I was again awarded the Roadrunners’ Spirit Award for two more years, as well as the Inspiration Award in 2010. I graduated in 2010 with a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics, and entered the graduate program in Education at UTSA.

However, graduation did not put an end to my passion for volleyball. I coached for UTSA camps (2009-2012), Cotulla (2008), YMCA (2006-2012), and still coach for Impact (2009-2015). In 2012, I was the head volleyball coach for Atonement Academy in San Antonio with an overall record of 20-8. We won first place at the Sunnybrook Academy tournament and went to the T-Cal State semi-final making history for the Atonement Athletic Program.

In 2013, I graduated with my Master of Arts in Education and accepted a position at South San Antonio HS. As the new head volleyball coach, I want to not only instill the passion for the sport, but to teach my athletes to become well-rounded citizens by being loyal, honest and determined in all aspects of their life.


New Coaches Aim for Success


Here is the 2015-2016 School Year Calendar. For a closer look at your campus events,make sure to visit our website at www.southsanisd.net.

JULY ‘16S M T W Th F S

1 23 4 5 6 7 8 9

10 11 12 13 14 15 1617 18 19 20 21 22 2324 25 26 27 28 29 3031

JUNE ‘16S M T W Th F S

1 2 3 45 *6 7 8 9 10 1112 13 14 15 16 17 1819 20 21 22 23 24 2526 27 28 29 30

SOUTH SAN ANTONIO ISD2015-2016 SCHOOL YEAR CALENDAR

Board Approved 1/21/2015

10-12 New Teacher Orientation13-19 Staff Development/ Student Holiday20-21 Campus Workdays24 First Day of School Beginning of 1st SemesterInstructional Days = 6

7 Labor Day Teacher/Student Holiday25 Early Release DayInstructional Days = 21

12 Staff Development/ Student Holiday23 End of 1st 9 weeks26 Beginning of 2nd 9 weeksInstructional Days = 21

6 Early Release Day23-27 Thanksgiving Break Teacher/Student HolidayInstructional Days = 16

4 Early Release Day22-31 Winter Break Teacher/Student HolidayInstructional Days = 14

1 Winter Break Holiday13-15 High School Semester Exams15 End of 1st Semester/ End of 2nd 9 Weeks18 MLK, Jr. Day Holiday19 Beginning of 2nd Semester Beginning of 3rd 9 weeks29 Early Release DayInstructional Days = 19

15 Staff Development/ Student HolidayInstructional Days = 20

4 Early Release Day14-18 Spring Break Teacher/Student Holiday25 Good Friday Teacher/Student HolidayInstructional Days = 17

1 End of 3rd 9 weeks1 Early Release Day4 Beginning of 4th 9 weeks22 Battle of Flowers Teacher/Student HolidayInstructional Days = 20

30 Memorial Day Teacher/Student Holiday31 High School Semester ExamsInstructional Days = 21

1-2 High School Semester Exams2 Early Release Day2 Last Day of School End of 2nd Semester End of 4th 9 weeks3 Campus WorkdayInstructional Days = 2

4 Independence Day4-8 District Offices Closed

AUGUST ‘15S M T W Th F S

12 3 4 5 6 7 89 10 11 12 13 14 1516 17 18 19 20 21 2223 24 25 26 27 28 2930 31

OCTOBER ‘15S M T W Th F S

1 2 34 5 6 7 8 9 1011 12 13 14 15 16 1718 19 20 21 22 23 2425 26 27 28 29 30 31

DECEMBER ‘15S M T W Th F S

1 2 3 4 56 7 8 9 10 11 1213 14 15 16 17 18 1920 21 22 23 24 25 2627 28 29 30 31

FEBRUARY ‘16S M T W Th F S

1 2 3 4 5 67 8 9 10 11 12 1314 15 16 17 18 19 2021 22 23 24 25 26 2728 29

APRIL ‘16S M T W Th F S

1 23 4 5 6 7 8 910 11 12 13 14 15 1617 18 19 20 21 22 2324 25 26 27 28 29 30

SEPTEMBER ‘15S M T W Th F S

1 2 3 4 56 7 8 9 10 11 12

13 14 15 16 17 18 1920 21 22 23 24 25 2627 28 29 30

NOVEMBER ‘15S M T W Th F S1 2 3 4 5 6 78 9 10 11 12 13 14

15 16 17 18 19 20 2122 23 24 25 26 27 2829 30

JANUARY ‘16S M T W Th F S

1 23 4 5 6 7 8 9

10 11 12 13 14 15 1617 18 19 20 21 22 2324 25 26 27 28 29 3031

MARCH ‘16S M T W Th F S

1 2 3 4 56 7 8 9 10 11 12

13 14 15 16 17 18 1920 21 22 23 24 25 2627 28 29 30 31

MAY ‘16S M T W Th F S1 2 3 4 5 6 78 9 10 11 12 13 14

15 16 17 18 19 20 2122 23 24 25 26 27 2829 30 31

INSTRUCTIONAL DAYS

First Semester 87 days Second Semester 89 days Total days for the Year:176 Days

1st 9 weeks 43 days2nd 9 weeks 44 days

3rd 9 weeks 47 days4th 9 weeks 42 days

Testing Dates & WindowsOctober 19 TAKS Exit Level ELAOctober 20 TAKS Exit Level MathOctober 21 TAKS Exit Level ScienceOctober 22 TAKS Exit Level Social Studies

December 7 STAAR English I EOCDecember 9 STAAR English II EOC

*December 7-11 Assessment WindowSTAAR EOC Algebra I, Biology,U.S. History

Feb 29 TAKS Exit Level ELAMarch 1 TAKS Exit Level MathMarch 2 TAKS Exit Level ScienceMarch 3 TAKS Exit Level Social Studies

March 7-April 6Texas English Language Proficiency Assessment System (TELPAS)

March 29 STAAR Grade 4 Writing Day 1 STAAR Grade 7 Writing Day 1 STAAR Grade 5 Math STAAR Grade 8 Math STAAR English I EOCMarch 30 STAAR Grade 4 Writing Day 2 STAAR Grade 7 Writing Day 2 STAAR Grade 5 Reading STAAR Grade 8 ReadingMarch 31 STAAR English II EOC

*April 4 - April 15 Assessment Window STAAR Alternate 2 (grades 3-8 and EOC)

*May 2 - May 6 Assessment WindowSTAAR EOC Algebra I, Biology,U.S. History

May 9 STAAR Grade 5 Math (retest) STAAR Grade 8 Math (retest) STAAR Grade 3-4 Math STAAR Grade 6-7 MathMay 10 STAAR Grade 5 Reading (retest) STAAR Grade 8 Reading (retest) STAAR Grade 3-4 Reading STAAR Grade 6-7 ReadingMay 11 STAAR Grade 5 Science STAAR Grade 8 ScienceMay 12 STAAR Grade 8 Social Studies

June 21 STAAR Grade 5 Math (retest) STAAR Grade 8 Math (retest)June 22 STAAR Grade 5 Reading (retest) STAAR Grade 8 Reading (retest)

July 11 STAAR English I TAKS Exit Level ELAJuly 12 TAKS Exit Level MathJuly 13 STAAR English II TAKS Exit Level ScienceJuly 14 TAKS Exit Level Social Studies

*July 11 - July 15 Assessment WindowSTAAR EOC Algebra I, Biology,U.S. History

Bad WeatherMake-Up DaysMay 30 and June 3

* June 6 - August 8, 20164 Day Work WeekSummer Schedule

South San Antonio ISDSchool Supply ListPre-K-5th Grade

PPCD● 4 pocket folders with brads● 3 bottles of glue (8oz)● 1 package of paper plates 100● 2 boxes of Kleenex tissues● 1 package of Ziploc bags (quart/gallon)● 2 packages of baby wipes● 1 toothbrush● 1 package of diapers if needed● 2 rolls of paper towels● 1 package of 3 oz. plastic cups

Pre-Kindergarten● 1 package of #2 yellow pencils● 3 plastic, pocket folders with prongs● 4 subject 70 count pages, wire bound spiral notebook● 2 bottles of glue (8 oz)● 2 boxes of Crayola Crayons, 24 count● 1 package of washable, classic 8 color Crayola markers● 1 Fiskars scissors, round tip● 2 boxes of Kleenex tissues● 1 package of Ziploc bags (quart/gallon)● 1 bottle of waterless hand sanitizer (8 oz)● 2 rolls of paper towels● 80 ct. baby wipes● 1 complete change of clothes

Kindergarten● 1 package of #2 pencils ● 1 – 1 ½ size ring, white view binder (clear pocket front cover)● 4 pocket folders (no brads)● 4 spirals notebooks wide- ruled● 2 bottles of glue (8 oz), 2 glue sticks● 2 boxes of Crayola Crayons, 24 count● 1 package of Crayola washable markers, classic 8 colors● 1 box of colored pencils● 1 Fiskars scissors, round tip● 1 package of index cards● 1 package of big pink erasers● 1 package of sheet protectors● 1 plastic school box● 2 boxes of Kleenex tissues● 2 packages of Ziploc bags (gallon or quart and snack size)● 1 package of paper plates (no styrofoam)● 1 Clorox disinfectant wipes● 2 bottles of waterless, hand sanitizers (8 oz)● 1 package of 80 count baby wipes● 1 package of brown lunch bags

First Grade● 3 packages of #2 pencils● 1 – 1” binder with clear front pocket● 4 pocket folders (no brads)● 4 spiral notebooks wide- ruled● 2 composition books● 2 primary paper (tablets)● 1 bottle of glue (8 oz), 3 glue sticks● 2 boxes of Crayola crayons (24 count)● 1 package of Crayola washable markers, classic 8 colors● 1 box of colored pencils● 1 Fiskars scissors, round tip● 1 school box● 2 large erasers (pink)● 1 package of sheet protectors● 1 package of index cards● 2 boxes of Kleenex tissues● 3 packages of Ziploc bags (gallon/quart)● 1 Clorox disinfectant wipes● 2 bottle of waterless, hand sanitizer (8 oz)

Second Grade● 3 packages of #2 pencils● 1 – 1” binder with clear front pocket● 1 package of dividers ● 4 pocket folders assorted colors with prongs● 4 spiral notebooks wide- ruled● 2 composition books● 2 packages of wide- ruled notebook paper (loose leaf)● 2 bottles of glue(8 oz)● 2 boxes of Crayola crayons (24 count)● 1 package of Crayola washable markers, classic 8 colors● 1 box of colored pencils● 1 Fiskars scissors, round tip● 1 school box or zipper supply pouch● 1 (12”) standard/metric ruler● 2 large erasers (pink)● 1 package of index cards● 2 boxes of Kleenex tissues● 2 packages of Ziploc bags (gallon/quart)● 1 Clorox disinfectant wipes● 2 bottles of waterless, hand sanitizer (8 oz)

Third Grade● 3 packages of #2 pencils● 1 – 1” binder with clear front pocket● 1 package of dividers with pockets● 4 pocket folders (assorted colors with prongs)● 4 spiral notebooks wide -ruled● 2 composition books ● 2 packages of wide- ruled notebook paper (loose leaf)● 1 package of red pens● 2 boxes of Crayola crayons (24 count)● 1 package of Crayola washable markers, classic 8 colors● 1 box of colored pencils● 1 Fiskars scissors (1-5”)● 1 bottle of glue (8 oz), 2 glue sticks● 1 school box or zipper supply pouch● 1 standard/metric ruler● 2 boxes of Kleenex tissues● 2 packages of Ziploc bags (gallon/quart)● 1 Clorox disinfectant wipes● 2 bottles of waterless, hand sanitizer (8 oz)

Fourth Grade● 3 packages of #2 pencils ● 1 – 1” binder with clear front pocket● 1 package of dividers with pockets● 4 spiral notebooks ● 4 composition books● 4 pocket folders (assorted colors with prongs)● 2 packages of wide- ruled notebook paper (loose leaf)● 1 box of Crayola crayons (24 count)● 1 package of Crayola washable markers, classic 8 colors● 1 box of colored pencils● 1 Fiskars scissors (1-5”)● 1 bottle of glue (8 oz), 2 glue sticks● 2 large erasers (pink)● 1 package of index cards● 1 school box or zipper supply pouch● 1 standard/metric ruler● 2 boxes of Kleenex tissues● 2 packages of Ziploc bags (gallon/quart)● 1 Clorox disinfectant wipes● 2 bottles of waterless, hand sanitizer (8 oz)



DATE OPPONENT SITE 9 Blue 9 White

JV VAR

Fri. Aug. 14 Navarro -Scrimmage Navarro Stadium 9:00 9:00 9:00 10:00Thur. Aug. 20 Somerset-Scrimmage Somerset HS TBA TBA TBA

Fri. Aug. 28 SA Holmes South San Stadium 6:30 5:00Fri. Aug. 28 SA Holmes Holmes HS 6:00Sat. Aug. 29 SA Holmes Gustafson Stadium 7:00

5:006:30

Thur. Sept. 3 Central Catholic South San Stadium 5:00Fri. Sept. 4 Central Catholic Bob Benson Field 7:30Thur. Sept. 10 MacArthur South San Stadium 5:00 6:30Thur. Sept. 10 MacArthur MacArthur HS 5:00Fri. Sept. 11 MacArthur South San Stadium

Parents'/Elem. Night7:30

5:006:30

Thur. Sept. 17 Lee South San Stadium 5:00Fri. Sept. 18 Lee Heroes Stadium 7:30Thur. Sept. 24 Antonian South San Stadium 5:00 6:30Thur. Sept. 24 Antonian Antonian 5:00Fri. Sept. 25 Antonian South San Stadium-

Band Night7:30

Thur. Oct. 1 OPEN X X XFri. Oct. 2 OPEN XThur. Oct. 8 CC Ray South San Stadium 5:00 6:30Thur. Oct. 8 CC Ray CC Ray, C.C.TX 5:00Fri. Oct. 9 * CC Ray South San Stadium-

Homecoming Night7:30

Thur. Oct. 15 CC King CC King HS 5:00 6:30Thur. Oct. 15 CC King South San Stadium 5:00Fri. Oct. 16 * CC King CC. King/Cabiness

Field7:30

Thur. Oct. 22 Southwest South San Stadium 5:00 6:30Thur. Oct. 22 Southwest Southwest HS Stadium 5:00

Fri. Oct. 23 * Southwest South San Stadium Middle School Night

7:30

Thur. Oct 29 CC Carroll South San Stadium 5:00 6:30Thur. Oct 29 CC Carroll South San Stadium 5:00Fri. Oct. 30 * CC Carroll South San Stadium

Senior Night7:30

Thur. Nov. 5 East Central South San Stadium 5:00 6:30Thur. Nov. 5 East Central East Central 5:00Fri. Nov. 6 * East Central East Central Stadium 7:30

6:30Thur. Sept. 17 Lee Lee Stadium

Thur. Sept. 3 Central Catholic Bob Benson Field 6:30

FOOTBALLSchedule

DATE SITE HOST JVG VG JVB VBSat. Aug. 29 Southwest HS Southwest ISD 9:00 10:00 10:30 11:00Sat. Sept. 5 Blossom Stadium Northeast ISD 9:00 10:00 10:30 11:00Sat. Sept. 12 Monterrey Park Central

Catholic/Edgewood9:00 10:00 10:30 11:00

Fri. Sept. 18 Seguin Texas Lutheran 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30Sat. Sept. 26 Corpus Christi, TX Texas A & M, Islanders 9:00 10:00 10:30 11:00

Sat. Oct. 3 S.A. State Park San Antonio ISD 9:00 10:00 10:30 11:00Sat. Oct. 10 Southside HS Southside ISD 9:00 10:00 10:30 11:00Sat. Oct. 17 DISTRICT MEET 9:00 10:00 10:30 11:00Sat. Oct. 24 DISTRICT

CERTIFICATIONSat. Oct. 31 REGIONAL Texas A & I, Islanders,

CC,TX.Sat. Nov. 7 STATE ROUND ROCK

CROSS COUNTRYSchedule

DATE OPPONENT SITE 9-A 9-B JV VARFri. Aug. 7 Poteet Poteet TBA

Sat. Aug. 8 McCollumLaVernia, McCollum & Harlandale TBA

Wed. Aug. 12 Brackenridge S.S. Athletic Center 5:00 6:15 7:30Mon. Aug. 17 Antonian S.S. Athletic Center 6:00 7:00

South San HS 5:00 6:00Fri. Aug. 14 & Sat. Aug. 15

Harlandale Tournament TBA

Tue. Aug. 18 Burbank Burbank 5:00 6:15 7:30Fri. Aug. 21 & Sat. Aug. 22 SAISD Tournament TBATue. Aug. 25 Madison Madison 6:00 7:00

5:00 6:00Fri. Aug. 28 & Sat. Aug. 29

San Marcos Tournament

San Marcos H.S. & Various Sites TBA

Tues. Sept. 1 Southside S. S. Athletic Center 6:00 7:00South San HS 5:00

Fri. Sept. 4 Roosevelt S. S. Athletic Center 6:00 7:00South San HS 5:00 6:00

Tues. Sept. 8 McArthur S. S. Athletic Center 6:00 7:00South San HS 5:00 6:00

Fri. Sept. 11 Harlandale S. S. Athletic Center 6:00 7:00South San HS 5:00 6:00

Tue. Sept. 15 Boerne Boerne 5:00 6:00 7:00Randolph Randolph 5:00

Fri. Sept. 18 Laredo L.B.J. Laredo L.B.J. 5:00 6:00 6:00 7:00Tue. Sept. 22 I.W.A. S. S. Athletic Center 6:00 7:00

South San HS 5:00

Fri. Sept. 25 *C.C. RaySouth San Athletic Center 6:00 7:00South San HS 5:00 6:00

Tue. Sept 28 *C.C. KingSouth San Athletic Center 6:00 7:00South San HS 5:00 6:00

Fri. Oct. 2 *SouthwestSouth San Athletic Center 6:00 7:00South San HS 5:00 6:00

Tues. Oct. 6 *C.C. CarrollSouth San Athletic Center 6:00 7:00South San HS 5:00

Fri. Oct. 9 *East Central East Central 5:00 6:00 6:00 7:00Tues. Oct. 13 *C.C. Ray C. C. Ray 5:30 5:30 7:00Fri. Oct. 16 *C.C. King C. C. King 5:30 5:30 7:00Tues. Oct. 20 *Southwest Southwest 5:00 6:00 6:00 7:00Fri. Oct. 23 *C.C. Carroll C. C. Carroll 5:30 5:30 7:00

Tues. Oct. 27 *East CentralSouth San Athletic Center 6:00 7:00South San HS 5:00 6:00

VOLLEYBALLSchedule

South San Antonio High School Sport Schedules

Fifth Grade● 3 packages of #2 pencils ● 1 package of blue pens● 1 package of black pens● 1 – 1” binder with clear front pocket● 1 package of dividers with pockets● 4 spiral notebooks ● 4 composition books● 4 pocket folders (assorted colors with prongs)● 2 packages of wide -ruled notebook paper (loose leaf)● 1 box Crayola crayons (24 count)● 1 package of Crayola washable markers, classic 8 colors● 1 box of colored pencils● 1 Fiskars scissors (1-5”)● 1 bottle of glue (8 oz), 2 glue sticks● 2 large erasers (pink)● 1 package of index cards● 1 school box or zipper supply pouch● 1 standard/metric ruler● 2 boxes of Kleenex tissues● 2 packages of Ziploc bags (gallon/quart)● 1 Clorox disinfectant wipes● 2 bottles of waterless, hand sanitizer (8 oz)



Athletics ...................... 977-7390Bilingual Program ...... 977-7080Child Nutrition ........... 977-7525Communications ........ 977-7005Curriculum ................. 977-7365Early Reading ............. 977-7051Federal Programs ....... 977-7055Health Services .......... 977-7090

Hearing Officer ........... 977-7508Human Resources ...... 977-7040Police Department ..... 977-7500Pupil Services ............. 977-7380Records Management 977-7345Special Education ....... 977-7250Student Assessment ... 977-7370Transportation ........... 977-7075

Departments

Questions, Concerns?For more information call. (All numbers are area code 210)

SchoolsArmstrong ES ............. 623-8787Athens ES ................... 977-7475Benavidez ES ............. 977-7175Carrillo ES .................. 977-7550Five Palms ES ............ 645-3850Hutchins ES ............... 977-7200Kindred ES ................. 977-7575Madla ES .................... 645-3800Palo Alto ES ................ 977-7125

Price ES ...................... 977-7225Dwight MS .................. 977-7300Kazen MS ................... 977-7150Shepard MS ................ 623-1875Zamora MS ................. 977-7278Career Ed. Center ...... 977-7350Alternative School ...... 977-7508South San Antonio High School ........... 977-7400

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What’s New!Parent FAQ HotlineStarting Monday, August 10th through Friday, September 4th, parents will have a FAQ’s hotline available to them. This hotline will help parents with common questions they might have during the first few weeks of school. Parents can call 210-977-7007.

Dress Code UpdateAll middle school students are allowed to wear shorts according to the district policies. For more information, visit our websitewww.southsanisd.net.

New website for 2015-2016A new district website is in the works and is expected to launch sometime between August and September of this year. Not only will it have a new look, it will also be more user-friendly.

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