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The Newsletter of the Tascosa High School Excellence Council - May 2010
Dear Parent:
Well, here we are celebrating the end of another successful school year. If your student is
a graduating senior, I congratulate you and your child on this wonderful accomplishment.
If there is ever anything we at Tascosa can do for you or your family, please let us know.
If your child is returning to Tascosa High School in the fall, I hope you and your family
have a restful and productive summer in preparation for next school year.
We have given the Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills (TAKS) test to our 9th,
10th, and 11th graders and are anxiously awaiting the results. The students and staff have
worked extremely hard to make sure we are successful on this very high stakes test. You
should be receiving the results in the next few weeks. I invite you to contact your child’s
counselor if you have any questions about the results. We are currently in the midst of
giving Advanced Placement Exams. Our AP program continues to excel with the number
of students enrolled in rigorous courses and the number of students signed up for the exams. Tascosa is blessed to have a
donor who provides resources that allow us to serve as many students as possible in these programs.
If your child will be a freshman next year, please mark your calendar for August 10, the date scheduled for our 9th grade
orientation, “Cruisin with Tascosa.” This is a very important day for our incoming 9th graders and their parents.
Once again, it has been a rewarding experience working with the Tascosa Excellence Council over the past year. The
commitment of this group of parents for our school is inspiring, and I highly encourage you to join them if you are not
already a member.
As always I would like to thank you for your continued support of Tascosa High School. Please feel free to come by or call
if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Lynn Pulliam, Principal
If your student has received notice of an immunization
that is due, please get the shot before school is out and
return the validation to the school nurse. THEY WILL NOT
BE ALLOWED TO ENROLL IN AUGUST WITHOUT THE
REQUIRED IMMUNIZATION.
Jeanne Sievers, R.N.
In this issue:
Reigning Rebels . . . . .
Club & Sport News . . . . .
Counselor Notes . . . .
Superintendent Scholars.
National Honor Society . . .
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are students recognized by the faculty for good
attitude, participation, service, leadership, academic excellence or outstanding
effort. If a student’s name appears more than once, more than one teacher
nomintated them as a REIGNING REBEL!
“REIGNING REBELS”
Colton Bickerstaff, Parker Rittenberry, Allison Blanchard,
Peyton Bivins, Matt Wells, Josh Jones, Eric Ledesma, Raouf
Behinaein, Luis Ruiz, Kuryn Strong, Ever Soto, Assad Khamisi,
Jazmine Bernal, Bethany Thompson, Brentson Miller, Tori
Jurado, Sidnie Delgado, Carly Harris, Whitney Lane, Valerie
Martinez, Megan Perry, Sarah Schrader, Dorothy Huffman,
Sarah Maluo, Eddie Carrillo, Taylor Huntley, Casey Nelson,
Jennifer Payne, Megan Ivy, Hannah Rittenberry, Sarah Sellers,
Hallie Brent, Joy Brosier, McKay Moran, Joanna Ritchie,
Meg Nazworth, Stephanie Poteet, Bethany Thompson,
Tyler Sietz, Trevor “TJ” Taylor, Teel Atkinson, Amy Jordan,
Timothy Dustman, Kenny Astle, Alexandria Ragsdale, Shalyn
Blacksten, Ruben Gonzales, Jerry Proffitt, Omar Sergovia, Tion
Wright, Anthony Beasley, Kylee Castellini, Xavier Ashley, Taylor Wood, Jodi Martinez, Ashley Cardwell,
Savanah Mindieta, Madi Walterscheid, Charlie Curl, Conner Epp, Allison Everett, Andy Baay, Madison
Wright, Aaron Alpar, Breena Maul, Jeneisha Woods, Emily Boles, Lisa Baca, Kendra Knoll, Tyler Long,
Molly Fuller, Chris Musick, Tom Grensberg, Savanah Mindieta, Lalita Phongpeaw, Fereshteh Khamissi,
Kyrista Powers-Proby, Jacob Campos, Ben Dunlap, Jared Ford, Eric Bowers, Eduardo Ramirez,
Julie Paul, Sarah Maluo, Amy Jordan, Savannah Exposito, Aaron Finney, Brandi Garmon, Marisa
Montoya, Parker Rittenberry, Hunter Higgens, Sarah Lopez, Jentry Haskins, Victoria Telles, Nathan
Beyer, Barrett Packard, Isaac Galan, Brooks Williams, Jennifer Payne, Leeora Avant, Manuel Bugarin,
Katherine Bush, Kylee Castellini, Reagan Clemens, Amanda Hartman, Benton Hicks, Brett Villarreal,
Alex Marquez, Amanda Freeman, Kaleb Stuart, Logan Ortega, Alejandro Magallanes, Tarin Cavazos,
Brad Glick, Janie Biggs, Nick Herrmann, Jeneisha Woods, Breena Maul, Jami Martinez, Anna Weirick,
HiHi Newby, Hailee Kitchen, Kelcey Preston, Jarrod Allen, Shai’Anne McAdoo, Barrett Packard, Tyler
Medlock, Destiny Allen, Madison Walterschied, Skyla Taylor, Jazzetta Lewis, Desiree Serna, Jacy
Sissel, Kendra Knoll, Cole Jefferies, Sam Boyce, Maggie Baay, Dancey Robinson, Ben Hopper, Kylan
Carroll, Jacy Chafin, Peyton Bivins, Sarabeth Statser, Wells Pfeffer, Eric Ledesma, C.J.Dougherty,
Carlie Cates, Ruth Woldemichael, Kristen Coffman, Andy Roberts, Payton Northrup, Holly D’Atri,
Colton Bickerstaff, Jacob Alexander, Amber Sherwood, Hart Wilmarth, Ruth Lumpkin, McKenzie Lane,
Allison Blanchard, Shai Vogler, BeccaJoy Coker, Logan Ortega, Ean Schmitt, Jackson Bush, Ranger
King, Nishita Patel, Cara Collins, Zach Patton, Quintin Perry, Patricia Pratommarath, Sarah Michel,
Alvaro Hrgic, Mikel Vargas, Andrew Hendricks, Ashton Latham, Reagan Quine,
Steven Malatesta,
Aaron Taylor, Johnny Flores, Danielle Gomez, Liza Mejia
After a devastating earthquake destroyed the capitol of Haiti and caused the
death and injury to hundreds-of-thousands, the students at Tascosa knew
they had to do something to help. With that spark, and under the combined
leadership of the Student Council, Jr. ROTC, Graphic Design Club, French
Club, DECA and the Key Club, our students raised $1,300 to assist the Red
Cross in their great relief efforts there. The “standout” class in this effort
was our sophomores who alone raised half of this money. Thanks to all who
contributed so generously to help our “neighbors to the south.”
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NHS
NHS Inductees For The 2010-2011 School Year:
Jacob Alexander
Maggie Baay
Noah Beggs
Kendra Berry
Colton Bickerstaff
Peyton Bivins
Allison Blanchard
Andrew Blanchard
Sam Boyce
Jackson Bush
Alma Bustamante
Kylan Carroll
Kylee Castellini
Carlie Cates
Jacy Chafin
Kristen Coffman
Becca Coker
Mary Elizabeth Collie
Cara Collins
Holly D’Atri
Clint Diaz
Charley Jr. Dougherty
Emma Elkins
Genesis Garcia
Jose Gonzalez
Audrey Hamker
Travis Hayne
Benjamin Hopper
Hillary Hoyl
Kimberly Huber
Taylor Huntley
Elizabeth Hutson
Alex Ives
Eric Ledesma
Cynthia Leyva
Banner Long
Courtney Lovett
Ruth Lumpkin
Alejandro
Magallanes
Jacob Morris
Payton Northrup
Logan Ortega
Kushal Patel
Nishita Patel
Zachary Patton
Jennifer Payne
Quintin Perry
Josh Pina
Patricia
Pratommarath
Victoria Ramirez
Parker Rittenberry
NHS Officers
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Andy Roberts
Dancey Robinson
Celeste Rodarte
Olivia Savage
Trey Savage
Ean Schmitt
Amber Sherwood
Sarabeth Statser
Patrick Supina
Kristen Varela
Kaemon Vigil
T’Reya Vogler
Jordan Walker
Holly Waller
Hart Wilmarth
Ruth Woldemichael
Cortney Woodall
President – Shai Vogler
VP – Kushal Patel
Secretary – Amber Sherwood
Treasurer - Nishita Patel
Historian – Audrey Hamker
Student Council Officers 2010-2011
Executive Council:
President: Allison Blanchard
Vice-President: Andrew Blanchard
Treasurer: Parker Rittenberry
Recording Secretary: Peyton Bivins
Corresponding Secretary: Phoebe Brent
Parliamentarian: Thomas McIlraith
Speaker of the House: Wells Pfeffer
Chaplain: Faith Simpson
Historian: Madeline Ritchie
Event Chairman: Colton Bickerstaff
Yearbooks are still on sale in Room 2210 for $75.
Students may purchase a yearbook with cash, check or a money order.
YearbookS
We only ordered a few extra yearbooks, so if you would like to guarantee that you get one in May, please pay for
your yearbook now.
~Mrs. Stahl
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Choir
Six choirs and six Sweepstakes!
The Tascosa Choirs had another fabulous time at UIL Choir Contest. Six choirs performed in the concert/
sightreading competition, with all six choirs receiving a Sweepstakes Award. Two days after UIL Contest, Les
Chanteurs competed in the Big D Music Festival in Dallas, singing at the Myerson Center. Men’s Choir, Women’s
Choir, and Les Chanteurs all three made First Division ratings and received Best in Class awards. Les Chanteurs
also won the Best in Festival trophy as the outstanding band, choir, or orchestra in the entire festival.
Congratulations the following choir students on their success at UIL Solo & Ensemble Contest at WT. The
following students won first division medals in their class. Class 1 is the most advanced level, Class 2 is the
intermediate level and Class 3 is the beginning (freshmen only) level.
Class 1 SoloClass 2 SoloClass 3 SoloClass 1 Ensemble
Kendra Berry
Caitlin Campbell
Meghan Henry
Amanda Leffew
Ellen Logan
Kirene Bargas
Wesley Bahn
Bethany Cates
Paige Coker
Chelsea Fowler
Emerald Green
Malisa Galegar
Kayla Pratommarath
McKenna Gill
Toby Rowland
Ariel Lewis
Emily Tackett
Emily Mathis
Taylor Willis
Heather Montes
Kaci Wilson
Jacob Alexander
Lucas Alvarado
Trevor Brown
Isaiah Chapman
Clint Diaz
Dylan Gonzales
Chris Ockander
Stetson Preston
The THS Choirs will present the annual Choir Variety Show on Tuesday, May 18 at 7:00 pm in the THS Auditorium.
Tickets are $5.00 and may be purchased at the door. The show will include over 200 choir members performing
group numbers, with a variety of solos, duets, etc. from choir members. The music will be contemporary pop,
oldies, and show tunes. This is a show that everyone in your family will enjoy. Come and hear these talented
Rebels perform.
Both ensembles represented Tascosa very well in The Symphonic and Honors Band at the UIL Concert/Sightreading
contest. The Symphonic Band earned an Excellent rating (Division 2) in both concert and sightreading while the
Honors Band earned Sweepstakes (Division 1) in both concert and sightreading.
~John Zalman
Band
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Latin Club
Four Tascosa Latin students took part in the Texas State Junior Classical League convention at
Lake Travis High School in Austin. Congratulations to these students who claimed awards.
Macy Lynch – Cum Laude on the Pentathlon
Jessica Logan – Magna Cum Laude on the Pentathlon
Katie Milburn – Magna Cum Laude on the Pentathlon
Caitlin Campbell – 2nd in Greek Derivatives, 6th in Poetry, 8th in Latin Derivatives and Magna
Cum Laude on the Pentathlon
Debate
Shai Vogler will be representing Tascosa at the National Forensic League’s National Speech and Debate
Tournament in Kansas City, Missouri in June. She will be competing in Lincoln Douglas Debate on the topic:
Compulsory inclusion of non-felon’s DNA in any government database is unjust. This is Shai’s second year to
compete at Nationals.
In San Angelo, Shai Vogler qualified for the NFL National Speech and Debate Tournament to be held in
June in Kansas City, Missouri. Shai qualified in the Lincoln Douglas Debate. The topic she debated was
economic sanctions. This is Shai’s second year to qualify for Nationals in LD Debate. Congradulations To
Shai!
Family, Career, & Community Leaders of America (FCCLA)
Congratulations to Alma Bustamante for receiving a silver medal in the Culinary Arts
Leadership Enhancement Competition in Dallas.
Miss Greer, Advisor
Art
Tascosa Art Students are making about 400 clay bowls and donating them to “empty bowls” which is a grassroots
organization to end hunger. The bowls will be sold at an auction coordinated by Faith City Ministries this
summer. Profits will go to stock local food banks. The students are very excited about this service project and
have made some beautiful pieces.
THS art students worked hard preparing for a showing at the Amarillo Museum of Art. Their pieces were also
displayed in the commons.
Bethany Cates, Amanda Crist, Savannah Exposito, Ashleigh Heider, Jonna Kosta , Zach Patton, Elizabeth
Wakefield, Tyler Yates, Vanse Aguilar, Chelsey Batterman, Blair Brewster, Mary Collie, Jake Dougherty, Steven
Downs, Estevan Gonzales, Madasyn Hagler, Eoin Hershey, Hayden Hoyl, Gabriel Medrano, Marianne Morey,
Alyssa Riley, Gabriel Sanchez, Laci Shupp, Cole Smith, Stefani Tanner
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FFA
Members of the Tascosa’s FFA Chapter had a great show season. At the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo,
with more than 2,550 pigs and only one-fourth being sold, all of Tascosa’s FFAers’ pigs made the sell which is a
great achievement. Congratulations to Sam Thorade, Brooks Williams, Keagan Britton and Ashby Williams.
Sam Thorade, Senior and her brother Jimmy also garnered Reserve (Second Place) Grand Chamion pig ata the
San Angelo Livestock Show where approximately 1,250 pigs were shown in the competition. At San Angelo,
Brooks Williams Placed 12th.
At the San Antonio Livestock Show and Rodeo, where more than 4,000 pigs were exhibited, Tascosa FFAers
dominated that competition in various divisions as well garnering the following placings:
4th - Jimmy Guerry and Ashby Williams
5th - Leeora Avant
8th - Sam Thorade
9th - Brooks Williams, Sadie Arnold and Lauren Brazille
Bowling
Leeora Avant
Erin Kelley Michael Brogdon
Jeremy Larance
Brady Wertz
The boys and girls bowling teams had a great season this year.
The girls defeated Amarillo High 12-3 and the boys put up a
great fight in their final district match. Congradulations to the
following bowlers of Tascosa:
Addy Barnett
Tuesday Sillivent Matt Farley
Tanner Palmer Chris Phillips
Aimee Hermosillo
Brooks Williams
Don Grenier
Matt Synnett
Those whose names appear in caps above also participate as regional singles qualifiers. Both teams qualified
for Regionals where they competed against teams from as far away as the Dallas/Ft. Worth area.
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It’s time again for the annual VOLLEYBALL
GRASS BASH!!!!!!
Mark your calendars now for May 22nd for a full day of fun, food and friends!
Come support Rebel Volleyball!
The Booster Club would also like to congratulate Keeley Brogden on being named to the Texas
Coaches’ Association All Star Team.
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Tennis
Rebel girls doubles team, Hannah Rittenberry, Senior,
and Jennifer Payne, Junior, garnered second in district
after defeating #1 seed and last year’s state qualifiers from
Odessa Permian with a 7-5, 6-0 win in the district semifinals tennis competition in Lubbock. The Rebel duo fell to
San Angelo Central, 6-4, 6-4, in the district finals match to
place second.
Their second place district finish helped the Rebel tandem
garner the #4 seed in regional competition where they faced
Duncanville in the first round. Besting Duncanville 6-0, 6-1,
they then bested Arlington Lamar 6-3, 6-2 to qualify for the
semi-finals. In the regional semi-finals Hannah and Jennifer
fell to the #1 seeds, Morris/Walker from Abilene losing in
straight sets 2-6, 3-6. The Rebel netters went on to best El
Paso Coronado in three sets, 3-6, 6-3, 6-2 to finish third in
regional competition.
Left to Right: Hannah Rittenberry, Coach
Zavala, Jennifer Payne.
Wrestling
Your rebel wrestlers participated in the state wrestling
tournament in Austin. These athletes competed
strong and had plenty of good competition.
The ladies team ended up 4th place behind Caprock,
Katy and Hereford. Alexis Morgan 6th, Jeneisha
Woods 6th, Breena Maul 2nd
The boys also were successful in bringing home
the only medals for the AISD School District!! L to R: Coach Welch, Jami Martinez, Jenisha
Congratulations to: Josh Mora 4th and Nick Herman Woods, Coach Stafford, Breena Maul, Alexis
1st - Nick Herman has been State Champ for 2 years Morgan.
in a row against the same opponent!!!
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2010 Tascosa Rebel Cheer Day Camp
June 11, 8:30 to 12:30, THS Activity Center
This will be a day spent with the 2010-2011 Tascosa Varsity, JV and Freshmen Cheerleaders.
This will be a day spent with the 2010-2011 Tascosa Varsity, JV and Freshmen Cheerleaders.
Campers will learn jumps, cheers, Rebel fight Song, and will participate in a Pep-rally that will
be held at 12:20 in the Activity center at the conclusion of the camp. Parents are invited to come
watch the peprally. Each camper will receive a shirt, pompoms, snacks and a picture with the
varsity squad and mascot.
For more information you may call Keri Webber at 290-1724
Please bring your child ready for a lot of fun and activity. Children need to wear athletic type
shorts, t-shirt and athletic shoes.
The shirt the child will be given will be black with red lettering and we would like all campers
to wear these during the camp and for the mini pep rally.
Cost $30.00
Ages 4 to 11
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Name of Camper:
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Parents Name:
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Grade as of fall 2009 ________
Address:
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Phone:
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Emergency Contact Information. Name:________________________ Phone:__________________
Shirt Size: Youth: S M L XL
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WE, the undersigned parent/guardian, do hereby give our permission for __________________________to
participate in the assigned activity listed without holding AISD, THS Cheerleading Booster Club or to
participate in the assigned activity listed without holding AISD, THS Cheerleading Booster Club or those
persons involved liable for injury. We also authorize the directors of said camp, permission to acquire
emergency treatment at a local facility or physician’s office in the event such treatment becomes necessary as
a result of participation. We do hereby acknowledge the fact that he/she is physically able to participate in the
activity. We also understand that all participants must adhere to the THS code of conduct.
Mail form to THS Booster Club c/o Keri Webber 4205 Emil Ave, Amarillo, TX 79106.
Parent/Guardian Signature_________________________________________Date___________________
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Superintendent Scholar
To qualify as a Superintendent Scholar, 9th, 10th and 11th grade students must make a 95 or
above in regular classes and 90 or above in Pre-AP or AP classes in five of their classes; 12th
grade students in only four of their classes. PE, Athletics, Special Ed, ESL and local credit
classes do not count.
John Turner
Elizabeth Carlisle
9th Grade
11th Grade
Aaron Alpar
Ciara Arellano
Peter Baay
Wesley Bahn
Gracie Biggers
Jenny Bivins
Shalyn Blacksten
Margaret Bruckner
Henry Bruton
Jeanette Camarena
Madison Carl
Bethany Cates
Margaret Chesnut
Matthew Crist
Poppi Davis
Mason Devine
Allison Everett
Maegen Geoffroy
Brennan Gerdes
Lindzie Harrison
Deborah Hayhurst
Megan Ivy
Diana Jaber
Anita Jaberiandoraji
Channing Long
Jacqueline Marquez
Megan Martin
Dakota Mitchell
Ashley Oliver
Gracen Packard
Megan Perry
Collin Pitner
Nan Porter
Linda Ramos
Preston Robertson-King
Hadyn Rose
Alec Schmitt
Sarah Schrader
Kathryn Scutt
Julian Silvestre
Caitlin Smith
Michael Stafford
Paige Strickland
Bethany Thompson
Bawi Tial
Micah Vargas
Taylor Willis
Alexandra Wingrove
Madison Wright
Bethany Zalman
10th Grade
Caitlin Ackerman
May Barakat
Kimberly Boit
Phoebe Brent
Katherine Bush
Cicely Cain
Kristin Calhoun
Jermaine Chambers
Leila Elgin
Aimee Hermosillo
Mary Johnson
Erin Kelley
Kendayl Kirkland
Hailee Kitchen
Amanda Leffew
Ariel Lewis
Jessica Logan
Katrina Luper
Macy Lynch
Camron Matschek
David Myers
Anjli Patel
Mittra Patel
Jasmine Perkins
Diana Ramirez
Audrey Sirmon
Jacy Sissel
Ariana Smith
Skyla Taylor
Jessica Vertefeuille
Micah Vivens
Madison Walterscheid
Jonathan Weeks
Anna Weirick
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Jacob Alexander
Maggie Baay
Kendra Berry
Peyton Bivins
Allison Blanchard
Sam Boyce
Eduardo Carrillo
Carlie Cates
Jacy Chafin
Kristen Coffman
Holly D’atri
Genesis Garcia
Jose Gonzalez
Benjamin Hopper
Hillary Hoyl
Kimberly Huber
Banner Long
Ruth Lumpkin
Payton Northrup
Kushal Patel
Nishita Patel
Quintin Perry
Joshua Pina
Andrew Roberts
Ean Schmitt
Amber Sherwood
Sarabeth Statser
Patrick Supina
Kristen Varela
T’reya Vogler
Hart Wilmarth
Ruth Woldemichael
12th Grade
Levi Bagwell
William Banks
Mercedez Barreras
Kylie Bearden
William Bloome
Hallie Brent
Keagan Britton
Joy Brosier
Caitlin Campbell
Emilee Cavaness
Brison Coldiron
William Combs
Conner Epp
Chelsea Fell
Bailey Gates
Oziel Gonzalez
Stephanie Griggs
Brooklyn Hendrick
Dorothy Henry
Travis Hester
Amy Jordan
Jonna Kosta
Cheyanne Lohden
Christian Loter
Refugio Marquez
Breena Maul
Amy Mcdivitt
Gabriel Medrano
Mckay Moran
Megan Nazworth
Arianna Neal
Bailee Pope
Reagan Quine
Christopher Ratliff
Paul Renfrew
Kelsey Ried
Andrew Riekenberg
Ashley Riley
Joanna Ritchie
Hannah Rittenberry
Zebulon Rollins
Sarah Sellers
Jessica Sims
Hannah Smith
Kayla Tellman
Kelcey Williams
Summer Woolsey
Kelsey Young
Counselor’s Corner
Scholarship recipients: There is a box in the counseling center for seniors to come down and inform us of any
scholarships they have received. These scholarship recipients will be listed in the graduation program
Transcript Requests: Due to the high volume of transcript requests during this time of year, the registrar requires
24 hour notice to fulfill a request. Students MUST follow the directions on the transcript request form located at
the front desk in the counseling center. Senior final transcript request forms are now available in the counseling
office.
College Deadlines: Seniors should be attentive to college admissions deadlines. Apply for admission to any Texas
public university at www.applytexas.org
Admission deadlines
Texas Tech –
Freshman Priority – May 3, 2010; Transfer priority deadline – June 1, 2010; Final admissions deadline – August 1, 2010
UT – First date to submit FAFSA information for fall 2010 – January 1, 2010
Financial Aid: www.fafsa.ed.gov requests a PIN (personal id number) at www.pin.ed.gov and then fill out the
FAFSA for colleges during the summer/fall 2010 year
www.collegeforalltexans.com – comprehensive site that helps Texas students prepare for, apply and finance a college
education
www.ppslc.com – Panhandle Plains Student Loan center – has a FAQ section helps answer questions about loans
www.fastweb.com – comprehensive list of available scholarships
www.amaisd.org – comprehensive list of available scholarships by district, cluster, and high school; click the parent or
student tab
Search for colleges:
www.bridges.com – you can find colleges from a variety of criteria
www.texasmentor.org – an online guide to private colleges in Texas
www.usnews.com/collegrankings - complete data for exclusive rankings of more than 1,800 schools.
www.petersons.com – lots of information in one place.
Career/Employment: www.bridges.com; www.monster.com; www.careerbuilder.com; www.usnews.com
Registration for 2010-11 school year:
August 4 - 11th and 12th grades
August 5 - 9th and 10th grade
Superintendent Scholars: May 17, 2010 10:00 AM in the THS auditorium
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