Dear REACH Community,

Ready or not, April here we come. In anticipation of Easter, REACH High School will continue its annual tradition in partnership with Joy James. I look forward to sharing pictures with you in next week's edition.

Attendance truly matters on so many levels. Our message at REACH has been consistent since forever but I feel it is essential that I share it again as some students are close to having a TPM (Truancy Prevention Measure) filed leading to a required court appearance and possible fines. In addition, lack of seat time due to attendance will not grant you credit even if you have received a passing grade. You will need to take the class over again. I urge you to make it a point to attend school regularly. For some, it will prevent you from walking the stage in May.

News to note!

1. Due to weather days in late January into early February, the school year has been extended through to Wednesday, May 31. This means that we will be engaging in year-end instructional and fun activities on those added days. More to come on that! See the updated calendar below.
2. Check out the 2023-2024 school calendar by clicking here or scrolling down.
3. TFAR (Texas Formative Assessment Resource) "at bats" coming next week in Math and Science.

Have a wonderful weekend,

Pascal Licciardi

Principal | REACH High School

Castleberry ISD

REACH Team the work you do each day does not go noticed. I ask that you stay strong for our students as we approach the testing season and graduation.

Substitute Teachers--Mr. Brewer, Ms. Ballard, and Mrs. Brewer-- Thanks for your service this week to our school building.

• Arrival Time--8am
• Cell Phone Use--ONLY during non-instructional time
  
• Attendance--Essential to learning and will lead to immediate attendance make-up dates with accrued absences
  
• Commons--Open for use prior to period one and for special events. Breakfast and Lunch periods are to be housed only in our cafeteria.
  
• Bathroom Policy--One student at a time.
  
• Door Access--Under no circumstances are students to open any interior or exterior doors for a classmate or adult, including a CISD employee.
  

Tarrant County Crime Stoppers allows for concerned citizens who witness a crime or suspicious behavior to reach out to law enforcement without fear of retaliation or having to appear in court. Crime Stoppers is set up to be completely anonymous and confidential.

To contact Crime Stoppers over the phone you can call locally at 817-469-8477 or toll-free at 877-469-8477. You can also download the P3 Tips mobile app or submit a tip online on the Crime Stoppers website. For more information on our district website click here.