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9/1/2015

Increase: Achievement for all students


# of students earning core credits
% of students completing AP courses
RESPECT-HONOR-STRENGTH

Chasing the Extraordinary

9/4 Official Count Day


9/7 Labor Day-No School
9/9 Club Fair at Lunch in back quad
9/9 Parent Night 7pm Main Gym
9/11 PEP Rally 5pm before home
football game vs. Douglas

Reno Huskie Families,

9/14 AAA Parent Meeting 7pm Library

It has been a very successful beginning to the 2015-2016 school year. Students
have been doing a great job of hustling to class, being prepared and being
respectful. I spoke to them during the Welcome Back Assembly about sustaining
their efforts by getting good sleep, eating healthy (lay off the chips and Monster
drinks) and drinking water. If they can take care of their bodies and stay
organizedthere is no reason why they cannot sustain their efforts in school all
the way through to semester and beyond!

9/21 to 9/25 Homecoming Week

Familieswe need a little help when it comes to dress code. Every year we see
new fashions and trends. This year for some reason midriffs are back for the girls
and sagging pants for the boys. Please emphasize to your kids that this is not
appropriate attire. We want to ready our students for successful careers and part
of being successful is making good decisions when it comes to dress. Thank you
for your help as always.

6pm

Parent Night is September 9th beginning in the main gym at 7pm. We will have a
few important announcements then you will navigate through your students
schedule hearing from each teacher for about 8 minutes. Parent Night is a time to
meet the teachers only. Please schedule parent conferences for another time.
We will have the newly renovated College and Career Center open that night
where we will have staff available to help you with Infinite Campus. We will have
bilingual staff present also. Make sure your student brings home their schedule
for you so you know where to go that evening. We hope you all can make it!

10/14 PSAT-3HR Delay-no early release

Encourage your students to attend the Club Drive 9/9 at lunch in the back quad
also. Students who are involved in extra-curricular activities tend to do better in
school and being involved in diverse clubs, organizations and sports looks better
on college transcripts.

9/23 Underclassmen Picture Make-ups


9/25 Homecoming vs. Manogueassembly schedule, floats, parade and
game.
9/26 Homecoming Dance
9/28 Senior Parent Night in Theater at

10/9 End of 9 week grading


10/7 No early release due to elementary
conference week
10/12 AAA Parent Meeting 7pm
Library

10/16 Hall of Fame Game-Football


home vs. Spanish Springs
10/17 Hall of Fame Dinner-Contact
Tina Rooker for tickets and info.
10/26 to 10/29 Fall Intercession (9th
grade End of Course Exam study
sessions tbd)
10/28 Safe Trick or Treat
November-Canned Food Drive Month
First week of November-Senior
HSPEs-dates TBD

Please remember to excuse absences within 3 days. You can call, email or send a
note with your student. Please monitor the progress of your student on Infinite
Campus and email teachers/counselors if you are noticing early problems.

11/9 AAA Parent Meeting 7pm Library

Onward to September!

11/18 Blood Drive (tentative)

11/10 Winter Sports Clearance Pck due


11/11 Veterans Day-No School

11/17 to 11/21 Fall Play-TBD


11/25 to 11/27 Thanksgiving

News Around Campus

Auditions for the Fall Play Our Town. September 22nd @3pm in the Theater.

Please have a one minute memorized contemporary monologue prepared. If students are interested in
doing stage tech, signups will be posted on the 22nd as well.
There will be an audition workshop in Drama Club September 15th.
Our Town -opens November 17 @7pm for details please see our web site at
www.boothstreetplayers.weebly.com

Important Information for Juniors and Sophomores (PSAT):

JUNIORS- If you are a college bound student planning on taking the SAT for college admission then the PSAT is for
you. It will go on sale starting Tuesday, September 8th through October 9th. The fee is $15 and you can pay
through the web store or with Mrs. Herman, the bookkeeper. If you pay through the web store, you will have to
bring in your receipt to the bookkeeper to get your practice book for the PSAT.
*Please note-All Sophomores must take the PSAT Exam and WCSD pays for their tests.

Welcome Back Assembly honors our Armed Forces

Our Leadership class did an outstanding job last week with Welcome Back festivities. Each dress up day honored
one of our Armed Forces. During the assembly our Choir sang an amazing tribute incorporating all the branches of
the military. We had lunchtime activities like capture the flag and we saw the new renovations in the College and
Career Center. Finally, Leadership had a Toiletry Drive for soldiers. All donated items will be given to the Blue Star
Moms organization.

WELCOME BACK ASSEMBLY-ARMED FORCES WEEK

Reminder for Senior Parents


Senior Parent Night Monday September
28 in the Theater at 6pm.

College and Career Center


-

College 101- October 1st, 6pm in the CCC: Info


session for parents of juniors and seniors about
the college application and financial aid process.
Get the facts!
Been There, Done That- October 15th, 6pm in
the CCC: geared towards parents who have been
through the process or have a basic
understanding of the college application process.
We had a ribbon cutting to show the renovations
to our CCC. There was a contest to create a
nickname for the spacewhich will be released
soon. March Madness fundraising dollars went
toward the new lay-out and furniture.
We have also hired Mrs. Blanca Garcia-Quiroz
who will be a full-time bilingual Graduation
Advocate working out of our Counseling
Department and College and Career Center. We
are very fortunate to have Mrs. Garcia-Quiroz
filling this very important role at our school.

Mock Trial Information


Mock Trial is beginning in September!
Students- if you would like to know more
about what this club is all about, come to an
informational meeting on September 11 or
September 14 at lunch in Room R-17. You can
also speak with present members of the Mock
Trial team at the Club Fair at lunch on
September 9. Try-outs for Mock Trial will be
on Thursday, September 17 at 4:00 p.m., also
in Room R-17. We look forward to having you
all try out for this award-winning team.

News from Athletics


It has been a great start to a new year for all of our
fall sports teams. But remember, winter sports are
right around the corner. If your student is interested
in any winter sport- Basketball, Ski Team, Wrestling
or Rifle Team, they must see Mrs. Rooker in the VP
office for clearance paperwork. The deadline to clear
for a winter sport is Nov. 10th. All paperwork and
fees must be turned in no later than 3:00 on that
day. The first day of tryouts is November 14th. Please
be aware of the time line, if your student isnt cleared
before the deadline, they will not be able to
tryout. You can contact Mrs. Rooker at 333-5050 x 5
if you need any other information.

Government Students and We the


People Fundraiser
Senior Government Students need to be working on their
yearlong Service Hour requirement. Please contact your
students teacher for more information.
The We the People Program will be having a fundraiser at
the Mayberry Yogurt Beach on Wednesday, September
23. Please mention Reno High or We the People when
you pay for your treat.

College and Career Center

r Center for photo(s)

Pictures, Yearbook and Other News


School portraits for freshmen, sophomores, and juniors
were taken on Monday, August 24. If your student missed
this date, please make sure s/he is ready for makeup day
on Wed., Sept. 23. Makeup photos are taken during study
hall, Sophomore Success, Freshman Seminar, at lunch, and
immediately after school.
ALL SENIORS must have tux/drape photos taken for the
senior portraits section of the yearbook at LifetouchPrestige. Please call 851-0444 no later than Wed., Sept. 30
to make an appointment.
Diapers to Diplomas spaces are available until Fri., Oct. 2
for regular pricing ($650 full space, $325 half space, $165
quarter space, $85 eighth space). We must have all
materials by the due date to use that pricing. Late spaces,
if there are any available, will be accepted until Fri., Nov. 6
for ($810, $405, $205, and $105).
Books are now just $85 with the $10 discount given for
early purchases. Please buy early to receive the discount.
You may begin a payment plan by September 30, with as
little as $25 down and payments of just $10 a month
October-March. YEARBOOK PRICING RETURNS TO $95 ON
OCTOBER 1. We sell out every year, so dont miss this
important deadline. Save money and make sure you have a
book reserved for your student.

FRESHMEN NEWS from Mr. Kent


1. Frosh Seminar students have been taking the
Math Measurement of Academic Progress (MAP)
Test this week and will continue with the Read
Test through September 16th.
2. The Positive Behavior Intervention Support
(PBIS) Committee will begin their monthly
meetings in September. We are looking for
donations and / or gift certificates from local
businesses to recognize students and staff who
do extraordinary things in our Huskie
Community. If you know someone or a business
that would be willing to donate to this
recognition program, please contact Tom Kent,
Dean of Students.
3. Thanks to the Frosh Seminar Re-Vision
Committee: Christy Briggs, Mike Edwards,
Aaron Foster, Brien Karlin, Hannah Neace, Matt
Ochs, Danny Schott and Monica Spalka who met
over the summer to improve the Frosh Seminar
Program. This year our goal is to help our 9th
graders be even more successful and get off to a
great start at Reno High School. Find out more
information at Back to School Night, Wednesday,
September 9th.

Student Council and Leadership Information for September


Frosh Student Council interviews-Sept. 3rd and 4th
Pep Rally before football game-Friday, Sept. 11th (Outside Theater Entrance) 5:306:30pm
$7 per student (food/activities)-100+ shirts will be given away

Homecoming Week-Sept. 21-26


Various activities throughout the week
9/25-Assembly
9/25-Float construction 2:30-6pm
9/25-Homecoiming Parade up Foster Dr @ 6:15-6:30
9/25-Homecoming King and Queen crowned during halftime
9/26-Homecoming Dance at RHS 8-11 pm-Ticket prices-TBD

Mr. Hackbusch
775-333-5050 ex. 8
khackbusch@washoeschools.net
Follow me on Twitter: PrincipalHackbusch@khackbusch

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