Welcome to Corona del Sol

Administrative Team

Nathan Kleve Principal

Steve Threadgill Assistant Principal of Academics

Monique Brandau Assistant Principal of Activities

Cory Nenaber Assistant Principal of Athletics

Molly Kelly Dean of Students

School Bus Schedule

*Student ID required to ride the bus

https://www.tempeunion.org/Page/555

Bell Schedule

REGULAR - SCHEDULE 'A'

PERIOD START END

0 6:23 7:19

1 7:25 8:21

2 8:27 9:28

3 9:34 10:30

4 Lunch 10:30 11:09

4 10:36 11:32

5 Lunch 11:32 12:11

5 11:15 12:11

6 12:17 1:13

7 1:19 2:15

• Campus is open from 7:00 a.m-3:00 p.m. for students not involved in a school activity.• It is recommended students bring their lunch on the first day of school.

Bell Schedule Link: https://www.tempeunion.org/domain/281

Wednesday Bell Schedule

PERIOD START END

0 6:39 7:19

1 7:25 8:05

2 8:11 8:51

LAB 8:57 9:37

3 9:43 10:23

4 10:29 11:09

4 LUNCH 10:23 11:03

5 11:09 11:49

5 LUNCH 11:09 11:49

6 11:55 12:35

7 12:41 1:21

Parking / Drop Off at Corona

Parking at Corona

First bell rings at 7:19, classes begin at 7:25

• Traffic is heavy from 7:10 to 7:25

• Traffic will be worse the first few days

• Plan accordingly

Parking at Corona

Knox Road

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Alexander Blvd

Parking at Corona

Rural Lotor

Senior Lot

Knox Lotor

Junior Lot

No Drop OffIn Knox Lot

Drop Off on Knox

Drop Off on Knox

There is no parking lane, so you’ll either be in the bike lane or on private property

Drop off anywhere along the south curb

DO NOT drop off along the north curb

There is a dedicated parking lane and students won’t have to cross the street

No U-turns are allowed on Knox, use cul-de-sac or drive around the block

Drop Off on Knox

Drop Off in Rural LotRight Turn Only

Right or Left Turn

Drop Off Area

Drop Off Area

Officer Charles Pheanis

School Resource OfficerTempe Police Department

Corona del Sol Office: 480-752-8772Tempe Police Non-Emergency: 480-350-8311

cpheanis@tuhsd.k12.az.us

Jennifer Liewer

Executive Director of Community Relations

Communication

• Website

• School Messenger (email, phone, text)

• Social Media

• Emergency Communication

High School Health and Wellness Program

“I’ve Got a Plan” Freshman Family Workshop on September 9th, from 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

High School Health and Wellness

FUND E D B Y T H E G OV E R NOR ’ S OFFI C E OF Y OUT H FA I T H A ND FA M I LY A ND T H E T E M P E C OA L I T I ON.

High School Health and Wellness

Community Based Process

Problem Identification

Environmental

Alternative Activity

Information Dissemination

Education

Mr. Steve Threadgill

Assistant Principal - Academics

Ms. Mary Remington

Administrative Assistant

School Counselors

Jenny Morgan: A-Cam

Michelle Kozimor: Can-Fin

Jaime Schulz: Fir-Ja

Michelle Deignan: Je-Ma

Pam Kane: Mc-Pi

Dawn Milovich: Pl-Ste

Rosemary Cortez: Sti-Z

Mrs. Susan Woods: Guidance Assistant

Email or call to schedule an appointment

How can counselors help?

• Schedule Planning

• Post High School Planning

• Academic Support

• Adult Resource other than a teacher

• Social/Emotional Concerns

• Teacher Concerns

First Day of School

• Schedules are available through ParentVue on Saturday night. Students needing copies of their schedules can print them in the library on the first day of school starting at 7 a.m.

• Incorrect schedules can be corrected by the guidance counselors before or after school only. Follow the schedule received until corrections are made.

• If you missed textbook distribution, students can visit bookstore before school, after school, or during lunch, starting August 5th

Attendance

• Parents/guardians must call within 24 hours of an absence to have an absence excused.

• Students may not receive credit after the 11th

absence.

• Attendance: 480-752-8855

Sweep

• Deter student tardiness first hour

• When a student arrives late to first hour, student is sent to room E224.

• If a parent does not want a child to go to sweep, the parent must come to the front office and sign the student in for the day.

• Sweep does not postpone any assignment deadlines.

• Students need to turn in assignments and make contact with the teacher on class work missed

• There can be consequences after the 1st sweep.

Discipline Handbooks

• Discipline Handbooks will be discussed with students during Academic Lab

• Review the discipline policies and procedures.

• Acknowledgement pages will be signed by students in class. Parent will acknowledge through ParentVue accounts.

Student Handbook Link: https://www.tempeunion.org/domain/654

Common Rule Questions

• Cell phones (Student Planner – page 17)• Teacher direction for educational purposes

• Dress Code (Student Planner – pages 19 & 20)

• Visible IDs (Student Planner – page 22)

Academic Success

• Communication• Email Teachers • Talk to your child daily• Parent Vue

• After School Help• Arrange with teacher

• Be involved• Open House on August 19• Academic Lab (Ac Lab)- Every Wednesday

• Math Tutoring: M-W-Th. in E-067, 2:20-3:20

• Math Calculator: Texas Instruments• 84 Plus CE Color, 84 plus, 83

Academics

• Freshman Courses: Course Catalogue

• Teacher Contact: Directory

• Graduation Requirements:

• GPA & Class Rank (Student Planner – page 7)

• Academic Progress: ParentVue

• Academic Calendar

• Attendance (Student Planner – pages 11-15)

• Education and Career Action Plan ECAP (Student Planner – page 22)

• Student Handbook

Ms. Monique Brandau

Assistant Principal - Activities

Ms. Mary Baker

Administrative Assistant

Clubs

Acapella

Anime Club

Be a LeaderBe the Change

Black Student UnionBook Club

Botany Club

ChessClay Club

Club EspanolCulinary Club

Dance

Do Something ClubFCCLA

FCCLA-AztykeFree Thinkers Club

French Club

Gamers ClubGSA

Generations of Music

German Club

HOSAK-Pop Club

Key ClubKids for Wish Kids

March of Dimes

Math OlympiadsMusic for the Cure

Music Production ClubNational Art Honor Society

National Honor Society

Orange Crush ClubOutdoor Science Club

Ping PongPokemon Club

Quiz bowl

Red Kettle ClubMan Up Club

Rho Kappa Social Studies Honors Society

Robotics

Sci Fi ClubScience Olympiad

Smash BrosSol Buddies

Spanish Honor Society

Speech and DebateSpirit Squad

SPOKSports Medicine Club

Sports to Empower Girls

Tackle JunkiesTARC

Ted-EdTheatre Works

Ukulele Club

Young DemocratsYoung Republicans

Club Rush will be held during both lunches on August 21st

Activities - Mission Statement

Corona del Sol offers extensive opportunities for all students to participate in the activities of their

choice as an integral part of their total school program. Club and class experiences are designed to

help satisfy the recreational, social, emotional, and extended academic needs and interests of all students.

Opportunities are provided for young people with varied ethnic and social backgrounds to come

together to share common interests and to increase understanding, cooperation, and acceptance of

each other. The development of democratic values, positive leadership and responsible citizenship are major objectives.

CdS is proud of the Activities Program, its dedicated sponsors, responsible student leaders, and

enthusiastic members. The school is especially proud of its excellent reputation and good community

relations established not only by the activities but also by the manner in which the students conduct themselves in and out of school. It is a standard that will be upheld and nurtured.

Mr. Cory Nenaber

Assistant Principal - Athletics

Ms. Angelica Rivera

Administrative Assistant

AIA Sports

Winter Sports

November 4th

• Basketball

• Soccer

• Wrestling

Spring Sports

February 10th

• Baseball

• Beach Volleyball

• Boys Volleyball

• Softball

• Tennis

• Track & Field

Fall Sports

August 12th

• Badminton

• Cross Country

• Football (7/29)

• Golf

• Swim & Dive

• Frosh Tennis

• Girls Volleyball

Getting Cleared for Sports

• www.registermyathlete.com• Create an account and athlete profile

• Upload Items• Completed AIA Physical Form dated after March 1st

• Student- athlete birth certificate

• Completed AIA Brain Book Completion Certificate (80%)

• Emergency Consent Form

• ImPACT Test – Only for Football, Volleyball, Dive, Basketball, Soccer, Wrestling, Baseball, Softball and Pole Vault

• Complete All E- Document Signatures (3)

• Complete Parent and Student-Athlete E- Signatures

Eligibility

• Student-Athletes must have a grade of “D” or better in all courses at the 9 week report card.• Student-athletes with an “F” or “Incomplete” will be

ineligible.• Student-athletes will be ineligible for a minimum of 1

week.• Student-athlete must have passing grades in all class

to become eligible.

• NCAA Eligibility requires a 2.3 Core GPA (Math, English, Science, Social Studies)• Student-athletes must have completed 10 core courses

before Senior Year

Frequently Asked Questions

• Do you have an activity bus – NO

• Do we get big lockers- Yes, once you make the team.

• Can we use our own equipment- Depends

• What do sports cost- $50

• Do you charge to get into games- Yes,

$5- Adults $3-Students with ID

• What is Tax Credit? – It is something you should do!!

Questions

We are available to answer specific questions