All enrollment requirements are completed online at the SAISD Website, by clicking on "Online New Student Registration"

Although the Main Campus (Grades 10-12) and the Oakes Campus (9th Grade) are located on two different sites, we are...

• One Student Body
• One Team...
• One Family...

WE ARE... ONE CENTRAL BOBCAT NATION!

As part of the Bobcat family, you now have access to a team of Central personnel who are readily available to assist you with any questions or concerns.

Serving Central Main Campus (10-12th grade) Students with Last Names Starting with...

• A - B: Marcie Featherston
• C - D: Amanda Chambers
• E - G: Alexandria Zak
• H - K: Lani Webster
• L - M: Jennifer Young
• N - R: Crystal Chapman
• S - V: Amy Davenport
• W - X: Marcie Featherston (see link above)
• Y - Z: Lani Webster (see link above)

Freshman @Oakes: Katy Kuykendall (A-K) & Michele Delgado (L-Z)

• College Admissions Guidance
  
• Dual Credit & AP information
• Graduation Plan Requirements, Credit & Scheduling Guidance
  

• Military information (ASVAB testing, Service Academy & Recruiter contacts)
  
• NCAA Registration & Eligibility information
• New Student Enrollment
  
• SAT/ACT & TSI Testing Information
• Scholarship & Financial Aid information
• Special Services (English as a 2nd Language, Pregnancy Related Services, etc.)
  
• Transcript requests can be online or (in person) in the Counseling Center.
  
• Verification of Enrollment (VOE)
• and... much... much... more...
  

CHS teachers are committed promoting academic excellence for all students, and welcome parent involvement in their child's success. Teachers can be contacted via email, by clicking on the teacher's name in your Home Access Center Account. You can also call (325) 659-3400, ext. 100. The best times to call are...

• Before school (7:30 - 7:50 a.m.)
• During the teacher's conference period (Ask your counselor for this information.)
  
• After school (4:02 - 4:32 p.m.)

Visit the CHS Student Service Center if you need...

• ...a student photo I.D. (1st ID is free, subsequent ID's are $5 each)
• ...textbooks & Devices
• ...to purchase tickets (football, prom, etc.)
• ...a parking pass (Bring $20, valid driver's license, proof of insurance, make/model of car & license plate #)
  

• Banneker Hall - Buildings #1 & #2 house classes for students with special needs*.
• Carlyle Hall - English classes.
• Didrickson Gym (D-Gym) - PE*, Basketball, Volleyball, (Swimming Pool on east side).
• Gehrig Hall - Locker Rooms, Weight Room, & the Training Room.
• Gymnastics Building - PE-Outdoor Adventures, Gymnastics & Cheerleading.
  
• Holmes Hall - Social Studies classes *.
• Kelton Hall - Agriculture* and Welding* classes
• Library (Francis Bacon Hall) + Computer labs.
  
• Michelangelo Hall - Choir + Student Service Center (See the star on the map above).
• Newton Hall - Math + Computer Science classes.
• Powell Hall - JROTC classes.
• Sarah Bernhardt Theater - Tech Theatre + Theatre classes.
  
• Schweitzer Hall - Art, Journalism, Debate/Oral Interp. classes + Discipline Center.
• Sousa Hall - Ag*, Band/Orchestra, Busin./Computer, Family/Consumer Sci +Marketing.
• Tennis Courts (Bernard "Tut" Bartzen Courts) + Tennis locker rooms.
  
• Trevino Gym (T-Gym) - PE* + Practice Gym.
• Tucker Hall - Science & For. Lang. + Attendance, Couns. Ctr., Nurse, Principals' offices

• Most double-blocked courses* are at the West Texas Training Center (Howard College). The bus stop is near the corner of Hickory & Guadalupe Streets.
• Buses transporting students to the CHS-Oakes campus or to off-campus athletic sites pick up on River Drive, near the tennis courts.
  

*Some exceptions apply.

SAISD publishes two documents that can assist students as they select their courses.

• High School Educational Planning Guide - Details Graduation Plan Options, Required Credits, Course Descriptions (click on the name of the course), Rank/GPA information, etc.
• SAISD Opportunity Guide - Highlights a variety of Programs of Study that can assist a student as they look for Career & Technology Courses that can prepare them for their unique future goals.

Any student (even those who are passing) can schedule a tutorial session with their teacher. Teachers offer a variety of tutorial opportunities: before school, after school, or during the first 1/2 of the lunch period. In addition the CHS Math Department offers Mon. & Wed. evening tutorials (6-8 p.m.) in Newton Hall.

Whether you are new to San Angelo, coming from the CFC, or from another local area high school; our hope is for you become an integral part of Bobcat family through involvement in at least one of our extra-curricular activities, clubs or organizations.