March 4, 2022

Vision: Preparing every person for tomorrow through experiences founded on relationships, relevance, and rigor.

Mission: Every Person, Every Day

Core Values: Community, Values, Honor, Scholarship

Please click the appropriate link below to view important campus information.

BELL SCHEDULES

HEALTH OFFICE

SWEEP-TARDY POLICY

CLOSED CAMPUS *PLEASE READ*

GPS DRESS CODE

FOOD SERVICES

The following restriction will be in place until late April, 2022.

School Counselors:

A-Co - Mrs. Dewarrat

Cr-Ha - Ms. Diggs

He-Me -Mrs. McManus

Mi-Sa - Mrs. Lange

Sc-Z - Mrs. Carpenter

Academic and Wellness Coaches:

Academic Interventionist- Mrs. Duckett

Mental Health Counselor- Mr. Baker

College and Career Advisors:

College and Career Center Coordinator - Mrs. Amy Jacobson

On-Site CGCC Rep - Mrs. Chris Sabel

Counseling Secretary:

Mrs. Laurie Prosper 480-545-3100 Ext. 2121

* The CVHS Counseling Department has a new and improved website: CAMPO COUNSELING

* Follow the CVHS Counseling Department on Instagram: @cvhs_counseling_dept

* Take a look at our Senior Checklist for important information.

This past week, to kick off our Spring Break, our campus hosted an outdoor day to promote overall wellness. Group A went outdoors for some fresh air, while Group B remained indoors to complete a This or That class building activity. As we return from break, Group B will go outdoors and Group A will participate in the get to know you activity with their class.

Campo Verde's Wellness Team hosts outdoor wellness days with lawn games and activities. We also host students in the student services classroom. This is a safe space for students to receive tutoring, mentorship, and unwind if needed. All items donated will be used for our campus and student social, emotional, physical, and academic wellness.

Please take a minute to take a look at our list.

Amazon Wishlist-- CV Wellness Donations

Registration for the 2022-2023 school has begun for all current CVHS students. Students watched a video regarding the registration process during Coyote Time. The video link and instructions are currently available on the Campo Registration Website.

ECAP: Four Year Plan

All students have seen a presentation about ECAP (Education-Career Action Plan) in their Advisory class. We have attached a copy of the slide show here for your reference. Part of the presentation shows students how to enter their four-year plan for classes into the Infinite Campus Academic Planning feature. ALL students must have their plan entered by May of this school year. It is from this planner that all course requests will be filled. Again, please review these choices with your child to ensure that it is accurate and complete. These plans may be changed as students learn more about themselves and their plans for the future. The classes entered for sophomore year will be locked in February.

If you or your child have any questions, we encourage you to contact the assigned counselor. We are happy to help in this process.

AP Exam Registration

Students enrolled in second semester AP Government and AP Microeconomics need to register and pay for their exams by February 25th. This is the final deadline for ALL AP exams. If you forgot to register by the priority deadline of November 1st for any first semester or year long AP Exams, you can STILL REGISTER with a $40 late fee. Please follow the steps below.

FAFSA Opened October 1, 2021!

The FAFSA is the foundation of financial aid (money to help pay for college). It determines eligibility for Federal Pell Grants, Federal Student Loans, need based scholarships and is required for some private scholarships. What do you need financial aid for? Tuition, room & board, books and living expenses while in college. All college bound students should apply!

FAFSA Video

April 5th - Jostens on campus- Pre-order pickup during lunches at Bookstore

April 27th - Senior Scholarship Assembly during Coyote Time

April 28th - Senior Class Visits -all things graduation in your English class*

April 29th - Senior Declaration Day

May 22nd - Baccalaureate 3:00 PM -CVHS Auditorium (seniors report to the mini-gym by 2:45 PM in their cap and gown)

May 25th - Grad Night 11:00 PM to 6:30 AM -Main Event

May 26th - Mandatory Graduation Rehearsal 6:45 AM -CVHS Courtyard

May 26th - Graduation Ceremony 7:00 PM CVHS Coyote Stadium (Seniors arrive at 6:15 PM to an assigned classroom)

*If you do not have an English class, stop by the activities office with any graduation questions.

For more information regarding graduation, please click this link or the image above to view the Graduation Information Newsletter

Congratulations class of 2022!!

It is that time of year to put in your final transcript release form for the college that you will be attending in the fall.

Please turn it in to me once you have made a decision.

Final transcripts are mailed out in June.

CV Registrar, Peggy Rodgers

Some of our on-campus student leaders were recently featured on the GPS newsletter! Way to be outstanding!!

• “We have Link Leaders in our club that focus on helping freshmen, but mainly becoming the freshmen’s friend and providing a lot of helpful resources. When freshmen do come to Campo, they will already have friends and a secure place if they are needing somewhere to go,” said Ellison Tobler, a senior and Link Leader at Campo.
• “We just want to see people come to Campo and grow as students. For freshmen to go from not knowing how to talk to teachers to becoming club leaders in one to two years,” said Matias Gonzalez, a junior and LIFT leader.

Click the link below to read the entire article.

GPS NEWSLETTER

Drop-in after-school tutoring will be back for 2nd Semester! NHS tutors are available every Tuesday and Thursday, 2:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m., in the library. Hope to see you there!

Hi Coyotes,

Just wanted to send out the link for the 2022-23 TOYBOX registration in case any of you have a 3-5 year old you would like to register.

Please let me know if you have any questions & feel free to share the link with any family or friends that might be interested.

Heidi Resh, M. Ed.

Early Childhood Education Teacher CVHS

FCCLA Early Child Education Adviser

On the March 4th meeting of Japanese Club, students learned how to put on a kimono properly, the difference between yukata and regular kimono and how to tie a basic obi. Kimono are worn with the left side over the right side, if you switch that is how we dress the dead.

Captions from left to right: Pre-tying (Emma Brooks, Tori Dedeaux, Ray Tilley, Kennedy Fischer, Izabella Schalk and Corea Kim. Izabella tied a big bow with a formal obi, Eiza Stanford with a Matrix yukata, Corea Kim tied a formal obi, side view of the big bow and Tori, Emma, Ray and Kennedy with the casual obi. The length of the obi.

Please join us April 5th for Anime 2:30 to 3:30.

French 1 and 2 students celebrated Mardi Gras on Tuesday, March 1st with King Cake, masks, and beads. Level 2 students have been studying the southern French region of Provence, site of the 3rd largest celebration of Mardi Gras in Nice. Their masks and cake reflected this region of the French-speaking world. Level 2 students focused on Louisiana and the cultures of the Cajuns and Creoles. New Orleans hosts the 2nd largest Mardi Gras celebration in the world. Their King Cakes contained babies and when found by one student in each class led to the crowning of our Mardi Gras royalty. Ashton Harker was King of period 6 and Ashlyn Hitchings was Queen of period 7. Laissez les bons temps rouler!

Come join us on March 19th at CVHS for our 1st Annual 5K to raise funds for the band program. Our band students will be performing along the route. All running and walking levels are invited to join us! We will start and finish at the track. The first race is at 8am (competitive race), the Second race is at 8:30am for average runners, the Final race is at 9am for families and walkers. See you there! Register here: CAMPO VERDE 5K

We are gearing up for our Pearl Harbor Parade performance in Hawaii this winter! This fundraiser will help get us there!

Open to remote runners!

We are hosting a 5k to help raise funds for the band program. Come join the fun and enjoy some amazing music. We will have our band kids performing music for us along the route.

This fundraiser will help fund our band program so we can keep exposing the students to great opportunities to grow and learn through music.

So get out there and move ’n grove to the music provided by our very own Coyote Pride music program.

When: March 19, 2022

Who: All running and walking levels!

Where: Campo Verde High School—start and finish on track

3870 S Quartz St, Gilbert, AZ 85297

Entry Fee: $25 for students/$35 adults

Awards: Medals and t-shirts for all participants

Annual Jazz-a-la-Mode 4/22/22 & 4/23/22 in Band Room

Join us on April 22nd & 23rd for an unforgettable evening of jazz music, dessert and fun! The CVHS BPO will be converting the band room into a nightclub, complete with couches, tall tables, and intimate lighting.

Our Jazz band and several special-guest jazz musicians will be performing and playing in a true jazz setting. Formal (jazz club) attire is requested. Invite your neighbors, friends, and family! You won’t want to miss this event.

Our Spring Concert was 3/1/22 and showcased our talented musicians. Special thanks to Mr. Kozacek for investing in our students, pushing them to new achievements, and supporting them all year long.

East Mark Show on 2/12/22 - Job well done! Percussion won 1st place and Guard won 3rd Place! We are so proud of you all!

Casa Grande Show 2/26/22 - Way to go! Percussion won 2nd place and Guard won 6th place at this Focus Show. Rock On! You are doing an amazing job!

Congratulations to finalists in Musical Theatre Voice category of Arizona Young Artists' Competition at Herberger Theater:

Anna Koth, Grand Canyon University

Riley Thornton, Campo Verde High School

Cammie Roberts, Benjamin Franklin High School

Christian Shepard, Grand Canyon University

Performing Arts February Students of the Month:

Daniel Walker, Choir

Riley Mueller, Theatre

Jared Kagie, Band

Evelyn Frost, Orchestra

Congratulations to the following students who auditioned and were chosen as Arizona Music Educator's All Region Orchestra Members:

Isobel Andersen, violin

Carly McKern, violin

Jessica Anderson, violin

Brooklyn Romney, violin

Elly Conrad, violin

Elyse Ackerman, viola

Evelyn Frost, viola

Ben Burton, cello

Clark Robinson, cello

Karter Williams, bass

Austin Nielsen, bass

Trevi Thompson, harp (highest score in our Region!)

Ally Scroggins, 1st alternate cello

Jasmine Couillard, 1st alternate viola

Thank you to everyone who attended our Annual Valentine's Dinner Fundraiser!

Congratulations to our students who participated in the Arizona Music Educator's Association Solo and Ensemble Festival and received ratings:

Elyse Ackerman, Superior

Jasmine Couillard, Superior

Isobel Andersen, Superior

Hannah White, Superior

Ben Burton, Excellent

Clark Robinson, Excellent

This last month, orchestra students had the opportunity to participate in a Soundtrack Session at Disneyland where they learned about how the recording process works with animation and they had the opportunity to record their own music to popular Disney films!

United Sound students have been working very hard in Orchestra and have made great progress! We are so proud of our United Sound new musicians and their mentors!

Symphonic Strings were able to participate in the ABODA Spring Area Festival on March 1st at Gilbert High School and received the highest rating of Superior with Distinction!

Congratulations to violinist Isobel Andersen who is a first prize winner in the Intermediate Category of the American Protégé International Piano & Strings Competition 2022! Additionally, she is also a prize winner of the American Protégé International Concerto Competition 2022. She will now go on to play her concerto at Carnegie Hall next year!

Here is a link to her concerto video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2S3e5211cg

Students/Parents:

The 2021-2022 Reflections yearbook pre order portals are now closed. If you are looking to obtain a book, the Campo bookstore will be selling remaining copies when the publication arrives in May and will be based on very limited availability.

BOOKSTORE HOURS:

Monday 7-2:45

Tuesday 7-2:45

Wednesday 7-1:45

Thursday 7-2:45

Friday 7-2:45

*closed during 6th hour daily

***Parking permits are no longer available***

To get on the waitlist, please fill out this form (https://forms.gle/DoFiPqYSoxxMaohv7)

to request a parking permit for the 21-22 school year. Permit will not be prorated and will cost $60 until the end of the year. Filling out this form will not guarantee a parking spot will become available. There is no parking in the Campo Verde parking lots without a permit. If a permit becomes available, you will be contacted through your student email. If you do not come to purchase your permit within one week of being emailed, I will remove you from the waitlist and email the next student.

The parking rules and regulations form LINKED HERE must be returned when purchasing your permit.

Students are required to display a parking permit when parking on campus. Security will be

stickering and booting vehicles without permits. Parents will be required to come to campus

if a student's car is booted. Make sure you have your parking permit clearly visible,

preferably on your rear view mirror, every single day, no matter what car you are driving. If

you have to drive a car that you have not registered with the bookstore, come in, call or

email me ASAP with make, model and license plate.

*Student IDs*

All students should have their Student ID. Here's a tip: Take a clear picture of your ID with your cellphone as a back up in the event you lose your ID. Lost ID's can be replaced for $5.

*Lost and Found*

Take a minute now to write your name on the bottom of your water bottle/jug for easier

identification if it gets misplaced. I will be donating all items left in the lost and found during

every break. I will remind you of these changes on announcements and on Instagram.

Ms. Katie

Katie.Krause@gilbertschools.net

480-545-3100 ext.2109

IG: campo.bookstore

ITEMS FOR PURCHASE

Cotton PE shirts are $15.00 - Adult Sizes Small thru 3XL

Dri-Fit PE shirts are $20.00 – Adult Sizes Small thru 3XL

PE shorts (long black mesh) $15.00 – Adult Sizes Small thru 3XL

Sport Tek Girls (shorter) shorts $20.00 – Adult Sizes Small thru XL

Dance shirts are $15.00 – Adult Sizes Small thru XL

Dance capris (longer pants) $25.00 – Adult Sizes Small thru XL.

Yoga shirts are $15.00 – Adult Sizes Small thru XL

Yoga shorts are $20.00 – Adult Sizes Small thru XL

Locks are available for $5.00

PE Clothes are available for purchase online through the IC Parent Portal.

2 Pocket Folder - $2

College Ruled Notebooks - $2.50

Report Covers - $1.50

Erasers - $.75

Pencils - $.25

Mechanical Pencils - $.75

Rulers - $2.50

Black and Blue G-2 Pens - $2

Black BIC Pens - $.50

Highlighters - $1.50

Box of 8 Markers - $2.75

Box of 12 Colored Pencils - $2

32GB Flash Drive - $8

Glue Stick - $1

Click the image below to be redirected to our Campo Verde Athletics Page to view ALL sports schedules and information.

Our PE Department is excited to work with all of our students in PHYSICAL EDUCATION, SPORTS TRAINING, DANCE, YOGA, and UNIFIED PHYSICAL EDUCATION classes.

PE, Dance, Yoga UNIFORMS:

Uniforms can be purchased in person in our CVHS Bookstore. All students need to have the proper uniform and a combination lock. Please contact Coach Cornell or your PE teacher if you have any questions.

AFTER SCHOOL WEIGHTS:

We are excited to offer another year of "AFTER SCHOOL WEIGHTS" we will be opening the weight room after school on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday from 2:20-3:00pm. Please see Coach Cornell or Coach Bishop for more information.

LUNCHTIME INTRAMURALS:

We will be offering lunchtime intramurals during both lunches for any student interested in being active. Intramurals will be held in either the mini or main gymnasium and occasionally outside (when the weather cools down). Please see Coach Cornell for more information.

SECURING BELONGINGS IN PE LOCKERS: Just a reminder that due to COVID we are not permitting our Physical Education student's to store their PE clothes in locker's overnight. We are asking our students to bring their PE clothes each day, change out in the locker room and securely LOCK ALL BELONGINGS in a large locker (provided) and then at the end of class period, take their sweaty PE uniform home and wash it for the next day. We believe this will cut down on the amount of bacteria in the locker rooms. Questions, please contact your student's teacher.

REGISTRATION for 2022-23:

We encourage all students to stay active and healthy by registering for one of our many Physical Education course offerings (please see informational flyer for more information).

1. Stress affects EVERYONE!

• Some may cope more effectively and recover more quickly.
• Stress may be short term or occurrences that continue over time.
• 3 Types of Stress: 1). ROUTINE STRESS (every day work, school. etc. 2). TRAUMATIC STRESS (accident, disaster, death, injury, etc) 3). SUDDEN CHANGE STRESS: Stress brought on by sudden negative change (job loss, divorce, illness)

2. Not all stress is bad!

• Can motivate people to perform at their best or "rise to the occasion" (high achieving people feel stress).
• Can be "life saving" in times of danger (brain more "wired in").

3. Long term stress can harm health

• Chronic / long term stress can damage the immune system, digestion, sleep, and reproductive issues.
• Headaches, sleeplessness, sadness, anger, irritable behavior.
• If Long term stress occurs heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, and mental disorders can develop.

4. MANAGING STRESS

1. Recognize the signs of stress.

2. GET HELP! Talk to a health care provider.

3. Regular EXERCISE!

4. Relaxing activities (yoga, tai chi, gentle exercises)

5. Set PRIORITIES (what must get done and what can wait).... You don't have to do everything at once!

6. Stay connected to FRIENDS and FAMILY that can provide support and help!

Library Information:

Congratulations to our top readers! They received a prize from Mrs. Flaherty before they left for Spring Break.

Chromebook:

Have students set an alarm or reminder to charge their Chromebook on Monday, March 14 so they are ready for school the next day.

Digital Citizenship:

Students will have more free time during Spring Break. Be sure to check in with them on what they are watching, who they are following, what they are playing, etc. on their devices. Stay interested and connected with your teen so you can help them navigate their digital world.