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Newsletter
FEB 2015
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Main Phone: 719.328.3600
 Attendance: 719.328.3613
Dear Coronado Community:
Spring Break
Schools around the state are reporting an increase in marijuana-related incidents; middle
and high schools alike. In response to this, Coronado is hosting a Parent Forum on
Wednesday, February 4, 2015 at 6:00 pm in our auditorium. We invite you to join us for
this very informative panel discussion which may bring up many questions from you, our
parents and community. See below for details.
March 23—27
Senior Academic
Achievement
Awards
No TCAP testing this year. Colorado Department of Education has mandated PARCC
performance-based testing for all 9th, 10th, and 11th grade students. Test dates are March 3,
4, and 5, 2015. No seniors will report to school on those days.
May 12, 2015
7:00 pm
Coronado auditorium
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
ATTENDANCE
2
PARCC TESTING
3
NEWS & EVENTS
4-5
BOOSTERS, PTA/SAC
6-7
COUNSELING INFO
8-11
GT & AP, CU SUCCEED
12-13
ACADEMIC HONORS 14-15
BUSINESS NEWS
16
PERFORMING ARTS
17
SPORTS
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18-19
Counseling begins the registration process for students attending the 2015-2016 school
year in February. Students will bring home a Coronado High School registration guide.
Please plan some time to look it over with your students and focus on choosing those
classes which will best fit your child’s academic needs. This alleviates a lot of the unknowns
in August next year.
Winter sports are in full swing and state meets and tournaments wrap up in February.
Student Council offers concessions at all home events so take advantage of this time to
watch our girls’ and boys’ basketball and our swimmin’ women. Take to the ice to watch
our boys’ hockey at Sertich or the World Arena for more winter sports.
Sincerely,
Darin Smith, Principal
Graduation
Marijuana & Your City: Challenges Facing Your Student Today
May 19, 2015
9:00 am
The Broadmoor
World Arena
Parent Forum with Panel & Discussion
Wednesday, February 4, 6:00 pm  Coronado Auditorium
GOOD NEWS
Keep up with all the
current Coronado
accomplishments
(students and staff alike)
with our weekly
Good News
Kenneth Finn, MD – Health effects and concerns associated with
cannabis use in adolescents and young adults.
Darvi Rahaman, MD – Recent history of medical and recreational marijuana
and the associated CO laws, to include the Red Card and Amendment 64.
Cathy Plush, co-founder of Springs Recovery Connection – Aftermath of marijuana
use and resources available to families dealing with recovery.
Adam Romine, Coronado SRO – Marijuana paraphernalia in use today.
Lisa Taylor and son, Kaleb – A D-49 parent and her son, a recent high school
graduate, speak on their personal life experiences with marijuana.
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SCHOOL
WHEN YOU CALL THE
ATTENDANCE LINE ...
PLEASE SPELL
YOUR STUDENT’S
FIRST AND LAST NAME.
719.328.3613
When reporting a partial day absence please
state the time your student will be out of school NOT THE PERIODS, for example, 9:00 am to 10:00
am – NOT 2ND AND 3RD PERIODS. We have
various schedules for different days.
If a student will miss part of a school day,
please have your student deliver a parent’s note
to the Attendance Office before school begins or
call a few hours ahead on the day of (or day prior
to) the appointment. This way, students will be
ready to leave on time and will have a permit to
leave class and the building. Parents cannot
expect students to be ready to leave in a timely
manner if no advance warning is given.
Please make every effort to refrain from picking
up your student from 2:40 to 3:00 p.m. The office
is inundated with calls and activity at this time.
Thank you.
LOST & FOUND
If you have lost something,
we’ve probably found it!
Please check our LOST and FOUND
table and bins at the entry to the
school.
Any coats, hats, scarves, backpacks,
notebooks, socks, shoes, mittens,
sweaters, earrings, pens, pencils, keys,
glasses, ANYTHING, will be donated to
Teens with Promise at year end.
Parking Lot
Guidelines
Our parking lot continues to flow somewhat
smoothly on most days; however there are a few
areas where we need our community’s support:
In the morning
Please plan on arriving with enough time so
your student can get to their locker and
class before the 7:40 am bell (at which
point they will be considered tardy).
If you drop your student off at the west
entrance, please pull in as far as the
marquee to alleviate traffic backing up.
In the afternoon
Please continue to pull as far forward as
possible, this allows us to get as many cars
as we can into the pick-up/drop off lane.
Please do not pick up your student in the
through lane, pull to the curb to pick them
up. Picking students up in the through
lane also backs up traffic.
If you know that your student will be late
coming out, please consider pulling into a
parking space so that we don’t impede
the pick-up lane with standing cars
waiting for long periods of time.
With winter in full swing, please be aware that
we tend to have more parents picking up
students on bad weather days. We ask that you
plan accordingly so that, a) your student is picked
up in a timely manner, and b) you are aware of
the extra congestion and time needed on these
days.
Thank you for your patience and safe driving on
our campus.
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PARCC TESTING
PARCC PERFORMANCE BASED TESTING
TUESDAY, MARCH 3rd
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4th
THURSDAY, MARCH 5th
GRADES 9, 10, & 11 ONLY
THERE WILL BE NO LATE START ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4th.
Regular Class Schedule for all grades on Monday, March 2 and Friday, March 6.
PARENTS: PLEASE DO NOT SCHEDULE APPOINTMENTS AND/OR VACATIONS
DURING THIS IMPORTANT TESTING TIME.
LIMITED LUNCH WILL BE SERVED ON MARCH 3, 4, & 5
** SENIORS WILL NOT REPORT TO SCHOOL ON THESE TESTING DAYS.
March 3rd
March 4th
March 5th
9th grade
7:40 -11:55
No School
11:55 – 3:15
10th grade
11:55 – 3:15
7:40 – 11:55
No School
11th grade
No School
11:55 – 3:15
7:40 – 11:55
Grade Level
Inclement Weather PARCC Testing Schedule
In the event of a cancellation or delay due to snow, the following will be implemented:
TWO HOUR DELAY
No testing will occur and ALL STUDENTS SHOULD REPORT TO SCHOOL. We will be
on a regular two hour delay schedule. All tests scheduled on that day will take place on Friday, March 6th.
SNOW DAY(S) INFORMATION
(a) If there is a Snow Day on Tuesday, March 3, all tests scheduled for the day will take place on Friday, March 6.
(b) If there is a Snow Day on Wednesday, March 4, all tests scheduled for the day will take place on March 6.
(c) If there is a Snow Day on Thursday, March 5, all tests scheduled for the day will take place on March 6.
(d) If there are two consecutive Snow Days, we will notify parents of the adjusted PARCC schedule with a
broadcast call AND schedule changes will be posted to our website.
** Adjusted bussing schedules are posted on the website and information is available at the main office.
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NEWS &EVENT
Get Connected!
Did you know? Parent Connection has a new look. Same
great information. If you have not been issued a Personal
Identification Number (PIN) or Password, please contact
Sharon Tausan, Coronado Attendance 328-3613 for the
required login information. If the list of available
information does not include all of your students, please
contact Coronado to have your accessibility information
corrected.
Online Information—Check it Out!
Click on the topics below to get more information online.
LiveStream of the Daily Announcements
Coronado School Profile
Newsletters/Announcements/Good News
The USIP (Unified School Improvement Plan)
Handbooks/Course Catalog/Tutor Schedule and More
Wondering what your children know and you don’t? Wondering
what’s happening at Coronado that you may not be aware? Log
on to the Coronado website coronadocougars.com/
 On our HOME page is listed UPCOMING EVENTS and
ANNOUNCEMENTS. This might answer a lot of your
questions about what, where, and when.
 Clicking on News and Announcements on the left margin, you
will be taken to a multitude of possibilities to obtain up-tothe-minute news here at Coronado. Past Newsletters,
unedited Daily Announcements from our very own Cougar
Message Board, and Weekly Good News flyers which applaud
Coronado students and staff who make our school GREAT!
 If you click on Calendars in the black heading at the top you
will find activities, meetings, and schedules to keep you
abreast and plan for the future.
 QUICK LINKS, located middle of the HOME page, offers a
direct link to D11 for inclement weather delays once our
winter begins. Tune in to Comcast Channel 16 or call 5202300 for a recorded message.
 And, as always, to receive pertinent information delivered
directly to your personal email, sign up for Coronado
NTouch. Click on the nTOUCH link in the bottom lower left
corner of the HOME page.
 Stay connected. Log in!
Winter Sports Assembly—Feb. 13
Dodge Ball Tourney
There will be a Dodge ball tournament on
March 18th. It is $5 per person and each team is
required to have 6 team members.
Cabinet Elections—April 3
Senior Citizen Dance
February 28, 2015 in the aux gym
The process of accepting applications and
interviewing for Mentor positions for next year
will begin in March.
Coronado cares about families! Cougars Care is
Coronado’s own in-house non-profit organization
run by students and staff advisor, Brent Urban, to
support students and their families who need a
helping hand. Cougars Care has an emergency
supply closet to provide food, clothing, and school
supplies, as well as an application to assist with
other needs like school fees BEFORE students are
placed on obligation. Students are asked to
commit to community service in and around
Coronado to “pay back” funds used in their name.
Large expenses such as class trips are beyond the
scope of what Cougars Care is able to do.
Coronado parents, the community, and our
Westside business community contribute to this
phenomenal group. Contact Brent Urban for
information at 328-3742, [email protected]. If
your family and/or financial situation has changed
and your child may be eligible for free or reduced
lunch, please contact Cougars Care today for help
with finding any services that may be available to
you.
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NEWS &EVENT
BUY YOUR YEARBOOK TODAY
Attention everyone!
It’s not too late to order your yearbook! Click on
the link above or on the Coronado website to buy your book online. You can
even personalize it with your student’s name embossed on the
cover! Payment plans are available! The book is only $75 for a lifetime of
memories.
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Submit Photos
images.josten.com
Login ID:
Passcode:
401723421
CHS2015
Parent/guardian must be present at time of appointment. Proof of guardianship papers required.
Please arrive 15 minutes early.
Bring vaccination record to receive immunizations.
There is no charge for medical/dental exam services for children who have Medicaid, CHP+ or who are uninsured.
Sliding scale is available for dental treatment, sliding scale available for adults 18-21.
For full calendar of medical/dental days and locations, visit www.peakvista.org
719.886.6789 [email protected] www.rmhcs.com
Fundraiser for the Foundation for School District 11
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CORONADO
Booster Club Blanket Sale
The Football Booster Club blankets have
arrived just in time for the gift-giving season!
Show your cougar spirit with one
of these fabulous stadium blankets.
Perfect year-round for all sporting
and outdoor events… they are
super-soft and extra large! (40” x 60”)
For only $30, your purchase is sure
to warm up bodies and hearts.
Email Jill York for details and to place an
order at [email protected]
SEEKING BUSINESS SPONSORS FOR
Package Incentives
Banner (provided by
sponsor) displayed at After
Prom event held April 17,
11:00 pm - 4:00 am
Sponsor acknowledged in
Coronado monthly
newsletter through May ‘15
Sponsor acknowledged on
Coronado website
Sponsor acknowledged on
Cougar internal daily
message board
Sponsor acknowledged at
all-school assembly and
Prom fashion show
Sponsor acknowledged on
After-Prom flyers
RED
Level
$100
GOLD
Level
$250
PLATINUM
Level
$500
After Prom
Do you own a business or know
of one that would like to be
promoted
to
over
1500
Coronado students and their
families? After-Prom is a party
held on prom night from 11:00
pm - 4:00 am to give our children
a safe alternative when prom is
over and the kids are still up.
After-Prom is self supported and
expenses for facility rental,
entertainment,
food,
and
amazing door prizes continues to
rise. Please consider financially
helping support this very
important, Keep Kids Safe event.
Please contact Tia Warren at [email protected] or call 331-3702 with questions
or to make your donation. (Checks payable to Coronado PTA.) We are also accepting door prize gift items
which will be acknowledged in printed materials! Items may be dropped off at the Main Office.
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PTA & SAC
PTA meets February 17, 2015
Seeking New Officers...
NEWS & OPPS
PTA will be electing a new slate of officers
for the 2015-16 school year in March.
You may express interest by emailing [email protected].
Staff Appreciation Event  February 11
Volunteers & donations needed !!
Morning: 9:30 am—12:30 am  Afternoon: 12:30 pm—2:30 pm
Email Karen for details [email protected]
Recycle That Donation Bin on Campus
Spring cleaning??? Donate to the Recycle That bin
located in the smaller front parking lot (next to Fillmore).
Proceeds benefit the District 11 Foundation
and helps them provide grants to our schools!
For items accepted, visit www.recyclethat.com
Feb. 17  March 17  April 21  May TBD
5:30 pm, Aztec Room, Enter thru Teacher Lot Doors
School Accountability
Committee (SAC)
SAC is a team of parents, school administrators, staff and community
members who meet regularly to discuss issues and provide
recommendations that improve the school environment allowing for
maximum student success. Such issues may include school improvement
plans, safety/security procedures, and standardized test data.
Parent Forum on February 4 at 6:00 pm
Marijuana - Challenges Facing Your Student Today
Next meeting: Thursday, February 12
Monthly, 2nd Thursday of each month at 5:30 pm in Aztec Room
Questions?
Contact Keith Austin, SAC Chairman, [email protected]
PTA now has PAY PAL!!
PTA Membership (for next year)
Donations to After Prom.
PTA Website
After Prom
Seeking Donations
After Prom, sponsored by PTA,
continues to be a huge success at
Coronado and PTA is proud to offer
this safe and fun event to our
students. This year’s event is April
17, 2015, from 11 pm—3 am at
UCCS. Donations of both money, gift
cards and prizes are welcome. New
this time is the opportunity for
businesses to support After Prom
with a sponsorship or by donating a
door prize or gift cards. Donations
are tax-deductible. Check out the
new Pay Pal option online!!
King Soopers
Card Program
Coordinator Needed
Funds raised from this
program support PTA. Volunteer
needed to manage and promote
program. Email [email protected]
for details.
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DATES:
February 4
Coronado Registration
for 2015-2016
February 12-March 3
Coronado students will
input their own course
requests in labs
March 3
Free Practice ACT Test
for juniors, 7:40
March 31, April 1 and 2
Coronado
ACT Prep Classes –
After school ($20)
April 8 and 9
Prep for the Future
ACT Prep Workshops
After school ($79)
April 28
Coronado State ACT
Test for ALL juniors
FOR All Males 17 to 18:
Selective Service
Federal law requires that all
males register with Selective
service within 30 days of
their 18th birthday. Students
can submit their registration
information on the Internet
at www.sss.gov or by filling
out a form that is available
at any post office. Selective
Service registration is required to be eligible for a
federal student loan, job
training, most federal jobs,
and U.S. Citizenship.
COUNSELING CTR.
2015/2016 Coronado Registration Information
FOR 9th, 10th, & 11th GRADERS
Ninth, tenth and eleventh grade students will receive registration materials on February
4th. They will be in the computer labs sometime between February 12-March 3, entering
their own course requests into the computer system. Please help your students
understand that when they sign up for classes, they are making a commitment. We build
our master building schedule and set teacher allocations around student requests. By
the time August rolls around and school starts, classes are balanced and full. We are
setting March 13th as the final date a student may request a class change in their course
request list for next year. We cannot accommodate changes when students and parents
request changes in the fall. The policy at Coronado High School is that we do not make
schedule changes after school is out in May. Please help your student carefully select
classes so that changes do not need to be made.
THINGS TO LOOK FOR DURING THE REGISTRATION PROCESS:
 English Honors and AP classes typically have summer reading assignments.
 Some classes at Coronado offer college credit concurrently with high school credit.
 Some courses carry a fee.
 There are many classes that offer computer credit – a requirement for graduation.
 PE 9 is a prerequisite to all other PE classes.
 Many colleges now require 2 semesters of Fine Arts (art classes, music classes,
drama classes, etc.)
Information on the above items can be found in your student’s course guide. This book is
now on our CoronadoCougars.com website!
ADDITIONAL REGISTRATION INFORMATION FOR 2015-16 SCHOOL YEAR:
A course selection list will be available to students later this spring online on Student
Connect. This is not a schedule, but a list of courses the student has selected for next
year. Students and parents should check this list carefully to make certain that we have
correctly listed the classes that the student wants for next year. If the classes listed are
correct, the student does not need to do anything. If the courses are NOT correct, the
student should see his/her counselor as soon as possible so that the needed corrections
are made before final schedules are created. Call your student’s counselor if you have
questions about this important step in the registration process.
AN IMPORTANT FINAL WORD ON REGISTRATION:
Four year colleges in Colorado will be requiring four years of college prep math and one
to three years of a world language while in high school. Parents, please discuss this very
important issue with your student when discussing their course selections for next year.
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COUNSELING CTR.
D11 GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
CORONADO COUNSELING STAFF
Subject Area
Semester Credits
English (3,4 and 5,6 required)
8
Social Studies:
US History
2
US Government
1
Social Studies electives
3
(World History recommended)
Mathematics
6
Science
6
Physical Education
3
Economics
1
Health
1
Humanities
2
Music, Art, World Language,
Ms. McElvogue (A – D) 328–3608
Ms. Smith (E—F) 328-3606
(Career & Counseling)
Ms. Cooper (G – L) 328–3637
Ms. Summers (M – R) 328–3642
Ms. Emerson (S – Z) 328–3607
Secretary: Mrs. Guthmiller 328–3609
ACT Test Dates
April 18, 2015 (Register by March 13)
Some English electives, Social Studies
(Excluding US History and US Government)
Computer Education
1
Practical Arts
1
Business Education, Industrial
June 13, 2015 (Register by May 8)
SAT Test Dates
March 14, 2015 (Register by Feb. 13)
Technology, Vocational Education,
May 2, 2015 (Register by April 6)
Family and Consumer Science
Required Subjects:
35
Electives:
11
Minimum Total for Graduation:
46
Registration packets are
available in the counseling center, or register online
at www.actstudent.org
www.collegeboard.org
See Mrs. Guthmiller in Counseling to pay
cash or checks made to CHS, and register.
Junior Counselor Visits
This year, your student’s counselor will be
meeting individually with your junior beginning
the week of February 16th. This appointment
will assist them with post secondary planning.
Career testing and senior course selections are
discussed, and information will be given to
students regarding colleges and other after-high
school options.
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ACT/SAT & COLLEGE
JUNIOR ACT/SAT & PREP
TESTING
The junior year is a year for taking tests and
shopping for colleges. Testing comes in the forms of
ACT and/or SAT.
Registration information is
available in the counseling center. All juniors will be
taking the April 28th Colorado State ACT test at
Coronado. The counselors will be registering
students for this state mandated test. There is no
cost for the test. For national Saturday test
registrations, go to the following websites:
www.actstudent.org
for
ACT
Tests
and
www.collegeboard.org for SAT Tests.
PREP INFO
We are pleased to have the renowned test prep
company, Princeton Review, working with us this
year. They have agreed to offer a FREE practice ACT
to our juniors on Tuesday, March 3, at 7:40 a.m. This
is during the time the 9th and 10th graders are
testing. Princeton Review will then return on April
8th to discuss your practice test results with you.
There are a limited number of seats available, so
sign up today in the counseling center with Mrs.
Guthmiller!
ACT preparation classes are available in two formats
at Coronado this spring. The Prep for the Future
workshop will be held April 8 and 9 from 3:15 - 5:45
pm for a cost of $79.00. Information will be mailed
home regarding this opportunity or you may check
www.prepforthefuture.com to register.
The “in house” workshop will be held March 31,
April 1 and 2. Students will review the practice
manual included in the registration packet. One
session on each of the following will be covered;
English/reading, mathematics, and science. The cost
for the “in house” workshop is $20.00 (cash or check
to CHS) . Each session will run from 3:15 to 4:30 pm.
Students may sign up for either of these workshops
with Mrs. Guthmiller in the counseling center. We
must have a minimum of 15 students signed up in
order to run this workshop.
College Goal Sunday—Feb. 8
Discover your options to pay for college!
College Goal Sunday is an opportunity for students
and parents to get free expert help in filling out the
Free Application for Federal Student Aid or FAFSA.
The FAFSA is the first step and a Federal
requirement for all college students who plan to pay
for college with the help of:
 Grants
 Work Study Funds
 Student Loans
College Goal Sunday 2015 will be held on
February 8, 2015 from 1-3 pm.
UCCS or PPCC (main campus)
Visit collegegoalcolorado.org
or see your counselor for more details!
FAFSA EVENT— Feb. 11
What does FAFSA stand for?
FREE Application for Federal Student Aid
Is your child thinking of going to college in 2015? Do you
have questions on how to finance your child’s education?
Please come join the counseling team and a
representative from Pikes Peak Community College to
learn about the options available in paying for your
child’s education.
Who: SENIOR STUDENTS AND THEIR PARENTS
When: Wed., February 11, 6:00-7:30 p.m.
Where: CHS, 2nd Floor Media Lab
Please call Ms. Smith, College and Career Counselor,
to pre-register for this event:
Ph: 328-3606 or E-mail: [email protected]
or visit www.coronadocougars.com.
In order to successfully complete the FAFSA application,
please bring with you the following information:
2014 Taxes (if filed), All 2014 W2’s
Driver’s License/State ID, Social Security #
Any child support paid/received for 2014
All current bank statements and investment info
Any 1099’s
VA non-education information for 2014
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SENIOR
SENIOR THOUGHTS
If you’re having trouble deciding between
several colleges, make a list of “pros &
cons” for each college. Compare financial
aid awards, making sure you are comparing
“apples to apples”. Make sure the cost of
attendance for each college includes the
same
items.
Although
tuition,
transportation, and room/board amounts
will vary, other items should be equivalent
(books and personal expenses). If loans
are offered as part of your financial aid
packages and all else is equal, an offer
including subsidized loans is superior to
one with unsubsidized loans. As soon as
you decide and commit to a school, make a
reservation to attend the earliest
“orientation/registration” session possible
for best class selection.
College Opportunity Fund
The state of Colorado is offering to all
Colorado students the College Opportunity
Fund (COF), which is a reconfiguration as to
how the state funds higher education. The
monies that normally went to the institutions
are now being given to the schools in the
name of the students. To take advantage of
the College Opportunity Fund, parents and/or
students must register at the following
website: www.collegeincolorado.org. It is a
very simple registration. Once registered, the
college or university will take care of reducing
the tuition for the student once the student
has been accepted to that particular school.
All students, grades 9 -12, may register for the
College Opportunity Fund; this only needs to
be done ONCE during the student’s school
years. We strongly recommend students
complete the registration process even if
attending a post-secondary institution is in
doubt at this time.
Warning: if a Colorado student is admitted to
a college/university and does not register for
the fund, parents/students will be responsible
for paying the student’s portion of the COF.
SHOPPING FOR COLLEGES/UNIVERSITIES
Parents and students are urged to schedule visits with possible
schools of choice. Most universities offer visitation days in the
spring and summer prior to the student’s senior year. Take
advantage of these opportunities. Students should be looking
for schools that are a good fit, like a comfortable pair of shoes.
Is the size right? Does the school offer the programs that I may
be looking for? Is the school too far from home (or too close)?
These and many more questions can be
answered with a visit. Information on a visit
can be obtained by going to the schools’
websites. Look for visitation days. A student
may also contact the schools and arrange for
personal tours.
MORE SENIOR THOUGHTS!
Money for college? A reminder to the parents of seniors! If
your student is planning to attend a four-year college, junior
college, or a vocational program, they should complete a Free
Application for Federal Student Assistance - FAFSA application.
Applying to FAFSA is required to qualify for federal, state, and
local financial aid. Most higher educational institutions will not
discuss financial aid with you until you have received a FAFSA
report. FAFSA applications are available on the web at
www.fafsa.ed.gov. FAFSA should be completed before March
1st, as most scholarships offered by universities are only offered
through March 1st. Don’t forget: College Goal Sunday is
February 8th. Financial advisors will help you and your parent
complete the FAFSA! Come between 1 and 3pm to either
FINANCIAL AID
Once your student has been admitted to a college, it is
important that you make an appointment with the financial
aid office at that institution. Most financial aid offices will be
able to help you with additional scholarships to help pay for
college. Thousands of dollars are lost every year because
students and parents are not working directly with the college
to find financial aid.
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AP TESTING
NEW! AP Exam Registration will be Online
Mrs. Schulzki will present to AP classes beginning January 30 to discuss the new online Advanced Placement exam
registration process, as well as hand out the exam schedule, and the AP Bulletin. Exams this year at Coronado will be
offered at no financial cost to the student by School District 11. The online registration window for AP tests is January 30 –
March 13. Students will be able to access the online registration website by going to the Coronado website at:
coronado.d11.org/Pages/Advanced-Placement.aspx - Remember, no fees to be paid, but students must order exams
online!
Students and parents can review the exam schedule, deadlines, and general information, by clicking the link to register
directly. Coronado’s assigned access is: www.TotalRegistration.net/AP/060273. Follow the link to the registration page
and continue through a series of steps to order for specific exams. Students are encouraged to register only for classes
they are currently taking since the class provides the specific course of study and preparation needed to succeed on the
exam. If a student wishes to any other exams for courses they are not registered, please check with Mrs. Schulzki.
Students are expected to take the AP test on the date and time assigned by the AP College Board. Students with
documented disabilities may be eligible for testing accommodations. If you will be requesting an accommodation, and
have not yet done so, see Mrs. Schulzki in the north end of the library, Room 228, immediately. The results of the AP
Exams are sent to students (students will access AP scores with their assigned AP number distributed upon their first
exam), their secondary schools, and the colleges they select, in early July.
For more information please contact Ann Schulzki at 328-3631 or [email protected]. Most exams will be administered
at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (LDS) located at 5375 Centennial Blvd. All other exams will be
administered at Coronado. Please note: AP Test Window below –tests are approximately 3 ½ hours. More information to
follow just prior to testing.
AP TEST
DATE & TIME
Chemistry
May 04, 2015 - Mon - 07:30 AM
Psychology
May 04, 2015 - Mon – 12 Noon
Calculus AB and Calculus BC
May 05, 2015 - Tue - 07:30 AM
Studio Art Exam (assemble portfolio) time TBD*
May 05, 2015 – Tue – time TBD
English Literature /Composition
May 06, 2015 - Wed - 07:30 AM
Spanish Language/Culture (exam @ Coronado)
May 07, 2015 - Thu - 07:30 AM
United States History
May 08, 2015 - Fri - 07:30 AM
German Language/Culture
May 08, 2015 – Fri – 07:30 AM
*Studio Art Exams (portfolio due) – Portfolio collection due May 5,
2015 – assemble in Art Room @ Coronado
May 08, 2015 - AP Coordinator to submit AP digital
portfolio
Biology
May 11, 2015 - Mon - 07:30 AM
Physics C: Mechanics
May 11, 2015 – Mon – 12 Noon
Government and Politics, US
May 12, 2015 - Tue - 07:30 AM
French Language/Culture (exam @ Coronado)
May 12, 2015 - Tue – 12 Noon
English Language (exam @ Coronado)
May 13, 2015 - Wed - 07:30 AM
Statistics (location pending)
May 13, 2015 - Wed – 12 Noon
Microeconomics
May 15, 2015 - Fri - 07:30 AM
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CU GOLD/ALP/GT
CU Gold/Succeed  ALP  GT
CU Succeed/CU Gold
A reminder, the registration process for CU Succeed/CU Gold classes has begun for the second semester. Mrs. Schulzki
has visited with all the classes involved in the program this semester and distributed the information packet, directions
for registering, the course number, and the Tuition Contract with School District 11. Students must earn an A, B, or C in
their registered CU Gold courses in order to be considered a student in good standing with the university and the
school district, however, students who do not pass the course will be obligated for the full tuition. Students may end
up paying for their courses if they don’t return the signed contract by Feb. 27 to their teacher or Mrs. Schulzki (CU Gold
Coordinator/Counseling). Most universities only accept a C or better in a course. In order to provide so many course
offerings for college credit, Coronado works with the University of Colorado, Denver (UCD) and the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs (UCCS).
Parents and students should also be reminded to order transcripts directly through either UCD or UCCS’s website so
that student grades can be transferred to the university of their choice, post-high school graduation. Grades for CU
Gold are not posted until after June 15.
Registration for UCD/CU Gold courses are at: www.ucdenver.edu/succeed. Registration for UCCS/CU Gold courses are
at: www.uccs.edu/apply. If students have already applied to the CU Succeed program, they may jump to the Claim
Your Account or Register steps. Course numbers have been provided to students directly, or are posted in their instructor’s classrooms. Please see Mrs. Schulzki prior to February 6th to apply and register if help is needed. The last day
to register is February 11 (UCD) and February 20 (UCCS).
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ALP updates
The Advanced Learning Plan (ALP) process continues. On
December 10, Mrs. Schulzki met with identified sophomore GT
students to review the new online ALP format. Sophomore ALPs
were due January 20, although students can opt to complete
them anytime throughout the year, Mrs. Schulzki will begin
consultations the week of February 2 with those students
wishing to meet. The ALP plan allows for students to have
greater input and creates a resume of their work and interests to
date. Mrs. Schulzki will meet with students to review their plans
and goals and make suggestions or provide resources. An
informational meeting for identified GT junior students will take
place March 11 during Cougar Connection. Seniors are busy
preparing for their post-secondary prospects, but may meet with
Mrs. Schulzki anytime, if needed. Please go to http://
teachers.d11.org/teachers/schula/Pages/home.aspx
Students
must login, then go to Classes, click on GT students, click
Libraries, click on ALP forms, click New document. If you have
any questions please call at 328-3631 or email at
[email protected]
GT Students Present
At Holmes and West
A big thank you goes out to Coronado GT students.
As upcoming eighth graders begin to register for
their courses at Coronado High School, GT
students, Zach Asay, Deanna Cooper, Tessa
Krager, Luke Safayan, Sophia Hanna, Grant
Spengler, Gabrielle Stenholm and Moriah Yeh
along with Mrs. Schulzki, presented to GT students
at Holmes and West Middle Schools, the pluses and
pitfalls of high school. Encouraging with helpful
hints, stories and anecdotes, these students
represented Coronado very well and hopefully
helped demystify for these nearly ninth graders,
lockers and hallways, the first day of school,
teachers, expectations, and the hard work and fun
of the high school years that are before them.
Again, thanks.
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GREAT COUGAR
Academic Achievement Awards
The following students earned a 3.75 or above grade point average during the first semester:
CLASS OF 2015
Carlos Abeyta
Liam Aubrey
Quinn Avion
Olivia Babeu
Devon Baker
Ian Barton
Brianna Beattie
Crimson Bennett
Shauni Bernier
James Berwick
Jessica Bieda
Amanda Binkley
Shaelynn Brady
Hayley Brand
Severina Burkhamer
Chapel Carter
Leslye Cruz-Martinez
Sara Del Valle
Shawn DSouza
Adam Egger
Sarah Elliott
Kaitlyn Enright
Sarah Fahl
Brianna Fett
Matlin Fredell
Brent Garmire
Sarah Gerson
Melissa Ghelber
Gabriel Gonzales
Rylee Gordon
Maggie Guinta
Maria Hernandez
Dayna Hesli
Teresa Jaron
Cassandra Johnson
Barbara Kania
Megan Kasten
Evan Kay
Samantha King
Benjamin Knoepfle
Evan Krager
Elinor Kuykendall
Tiffany Lambert
Edward Lee
Catherine Lind
Amy Logan
Nicole Louis
Caulene MacBlane
Anne MacMillan
Swapnika Mallipeddi
John Martin
Alicia Martinez
Emilio Martinez
Ruby McConnell
Kylie McKee
Hayley Messinger
Austin Micci
Grant Moncher
Grace Morris
Colin O'Connell
Laura Parreira
Lucille Partlow-Loyall
Katherine Paton-Ilse
Gabriel Portillo
Meagan Prewitt
Marissa Quesada
Robert Quintero-Fisher
Jacob Randall
Emily Randono
Yazmin Reyes
Ramatu Rice
Mikayla Rios
Courtney Robertson
Cody Robinson
Oscar Rodriguez Zamora
Alexandra Rojas
Krystall Romero
Bethany Royalty
Nicholas Ruskey
Althea Santosa
Brandon Schwab
Nathan Shulkin
Tyler Sidhom
Elissa Silvey
Katelyn Soulier
Sarah Stafford
Olivia Stenholm
Kevin Sullivan
Michaella Terry
Rachael Tindal
Danielle Ward
Holly Warren
Danielle Wilkins
Grace Wilson
Kevin Yang
Moriah Yeh
Daniel Ziegler
Reina Gonzales
Jessica Grayam
Wendy Griesan
Riley Harris
Nicholas Harvey
Stacy Hayes
Imma Honkanen
Bryce Johnson
Bryan Kassner
Luke Kellmann
Kathryne Kelly
Brenna Kerwin
Kyle Kight
Madelaine Lester
Hannah Levy
Emma Longwell
Kelly Mailliard
Courtney Martinez
Cameron Mirhossaini
Jacob Miszczak
Nadine Mitchell
Weston Moran
George Ott
Brett Papenfuss
James Patton
Kara Perry
Isaac Petersilie
Ty Pochipinski
Bailey Powell
Matthew Reynolds
Levi Roberts
Gwendalynn Roebke
Samuel Rogers
Drake Rutherford
Angelo Salazar
Derek Sharman
Miranda Sherwood
Rachele Smith
John Stroud
Ian Struckel
Michel Swanson
Rebekah Tonnessen
Brysen Tyler
Megan Urban
Oriana Vai
Sydney Walker
Daniel Wandeler
Sarah Wayne
Michael Wheeler
Mikayla Williams
Tekoa Williams
Andrew Yang
Larry Young
Luke Zahlmann
CLASS OF 2016
Samuel Ahoor
Renee Alvarado
Stephen Bauers
Jose Benavides
Rebekah Bergren
Louisa Brott
Tyler Castellanos
Tegan Chambon
Hannah Cittadino
Jordan Dale
Kaitlyn Dye
Shania England
Madyson Fisk
Caleb Foster
Benjamin Fox
Allison Garcia
Jonathan Garrett
Chase Garrison
April Getz
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MORE GREAT
CLASS OF 2017
Noelle Abbott
Jacob Abeyta
Auna Aho
Lucas Aho
Janine Aquino
Alyssa Archdale
Anthony Arellano-Gandy
Brigham Asay
Julia Austin
Burke Babeu
Merissa Baca
Logan Baumberger
Abigail Bean
Molly Berge
Abby Bernard
James Boehlke
Alexander Bumpus
Christopher Bumpus
Stephen Caspari
Phillip Cyprian
Amber Donahue
Jacqueline Dunn
Dennis Filipiak
Spencer Furgerson
Briana Gascon
Jared Gorthy
Tegan Gough
Caleb Hall
Joshua Hanlon
Lilli Hansen
Destannie Henriquez
Alexis Houts
Hannah Janssen
Monique Jentzen
Paul Jirous
Eli Johnson
Ryan Karasopoulos
Isabel Katz
Ryan Kight
Kylie Kimball
Tessa Krager
Mark Landolfi
Jessica Lane
Jason Mackay
Michael Marz
Tanner Mayberry
Holly McKibben
Connor McKone
Kyle Michel
Jacob Mills
Samuel Moore
Alistair Nicks
Austin Northern
Dillon Norton
Emma Olson
Jada Peacock
Isabel Perkins
Nickolas Portillo
Erica Purcell
Clay Rahaman
Gavin Ruskey
Adriana Sanchez
Taylee Sandoval
Kyle Schneider
Nina Schroeder
Jeanine Smith
Dylan Stone
Aubrey Therit
Luke Travins
Taryn Tucker
Victoria Valenzuela
Chatari Vishnu
James Weaver
Katrice White
Skyler Williams
Rachel Wilsey
Sophia Zanoni
Mark Zehner
Abigail Culbertson
Morgan Darnall
Taylor Dutton
Leslie Estrada
Madison Eurich
Ashlynn Garcia
Brianna Gardner
Davis Gresham
Sophia Hanna
Luke Hanson
Bradley Heising
Bethany Heitland
Jaelyn Hershberger
Dalton Houghton-Schaffer
Ulysses Isley
Jake Keenan
Lauren Keller
Joshua Kendall
Tyler Kluzak
Brittain Knox
Jasmin Kuykendall
Alanna Langness
Angelina Larson
Luke Larson
Anneliese Latona
Christina Le
Grace Leahy
Katie Malcolm
Dillon Marlow
Jonathan Matthiesen
Lindsey Murray
Elana Muzzy
Conner Nelson
Isabel Nielsen
Autumn Palmer
Michael Petkash
Benjamin Pitts
Mia Ramos
Lauren Randall
Sebastian Randono
Thomas Reitwiesner
Lauren Reynolds
Kylie Rios
Ashton Rogers
Isaac Ross
Madison Rutherford
Luke Safayan
Ashley Sandvig
Jillian Shea
Cullen Shepherd
Zoe Sikon
Abigail Smith
Matthew Smith
Tobiah Smith
Kamryn Spann
Delaney St. Pierre
Gabrielle Stenholm
Samuel Strait
Conor Strizich
Joshua Sun
Connor Tatum
Clara Thompson
Sean Tilley
Joshua Trujillo
Talon Turman
Max VanLancker
Victoria vanTuil
Brentton Watkins
Nicole Whitley
Hannah Widger
Alena Wroe
Kuailani Yanish
CLASS OF 2018
Mara Abernethy
Mohammed Al-Ghanimi
Kylie Anderson
Kyle Barngrover
Alexander Batanero
Michael Bauers
Hannah Besse
Rebecca Bieda
Ryan Binkley
Emma Boese
Natalie Brooker
Charles Broomfield
Alexandria Brown
Evan Brown
Miah Bundukamara
Erica Burkhart
Andrew Burton
Chloe Cassens
Jaidon Chilese
Hudson Chromy
Brandon Cloutman
Piper Collins
Deanna Cooper
Isabella Cross
Jude Crum
Congratulations!
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BUSINESS
Coronado Business Education Department Offers:
ACCOUNTING
MARKETING AND ADVERTISING I
MARKETING AND ADVERTISING II
WEBSITE DESIGN
VIDEO PRODUCTION
ADVANCED VIDEO PRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS
GAME PROGRAMMING I
GAME PROGRAMMING II
HONORS/COLLEGE ACCOUNTING
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
Contact Mr. Gryboski at 328-3704 [email protected] or Ms. Brandt at 328-3650 [email protected]
Coronado Stock Market Competition
MARKETING & PROMOTION
The Coronado Stock Market competition is introduced to students taking any
Business, Marketing, or Computer Applications course. However, all Cougars
and parents are welcome to play (only Coronado students are eligible for the
cash prizes). Students are taught the basics about making trades including:
buying, selling, short-selling and trend watching. The following table shows
the current top ten. To see the complete rankings of all participants go to
http://vse.marketwatch.com and register for a free account. Then find our
game using the game name of coronado2014-2015 and the password
cougars. Also, you can find instructions on Mr. Gryboski’s web site at
www.mrgryboski.shorturl.com. See Mr. Gryboski (Room 12) with questions.
Cash Prizes: First place $20, second through fourth place $10 each.
Start Date: 8/25/2014 End Date: 5/8/2015
Think Business is boring? Think again!
Sign up now for a new
Advanced Marketing & Promotion class.
Prerequisite: Marketing I
Interactive, project-based class highlights
the creative, fun side of business!
For more information contact
Ms. Brandt or Mr. Gryboski
328-3650, [email protected]
328-3704, [email protected]
Rank as of
1/27/15
Student
Net Worth
Return
# of Trades
1
William Hunt
$ 19,915
99%
57
2
Cory Gill
$ 19,344
93%
21
3
Sam Ahoor
$ 14,416
44%
9
4
Clay Rahaman
$ 13,264
33%
16
5
David Ruder
$ 12,927
29%
38
6
Derek Espinoza
$ 12,110
21%
15
7
Lorena Serna
$ 11,948
19%
15
8
Nathan Shulkin
$ 11,855
19%
1
9
Logan Cretsinger
$ 11,823
18%
7
10
Cullen Shepherd
$ 11,796
18%
3
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PERFORMING ARTS
JAZZ BAND CONCERT
CHOIR CONCERT
Tuesday, February 17
Coronado High School Choirs Present
CHS Auditorium—7:00 pm
Popular
Jazz Band Concert with Coronado Jazz Band One, Jazz
Band Two, and special guests, the Holmes Middle
School Jazz Bands under the direction of Jeremiah
Fowler
WIND ENSEMBLE &
SYMPHONIC BAND
CONCERT
Thursday, February 19
CHS Auditorium—7:00 pm
Band Concert with Coronado Wind Ensemble,
Symphonic Band, and special guests, the Pikes Peak
Winds under the direction of Richard Kusk
ORCHESTRA
CONCERT
Tuesday, February 24
CHS Auditorium – 7:00pm
ART SHOW WINNERS
Winners for the Air Academy Federal Credit Union art
show at the Imagination Space at the Citadel Mall:
Seniors:
1 place in 2-Dimension – Olivia Stenholm
1st place in 3Dimension – Olivia Babeu
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Juniors:
1st place in 3-Dimension – Sam Rogers
Sophomores:
3rd place in 2-Dimension – Tucker Kennedy
Artwork at right by Olivia Stenholm
Tuesday, March 3
CHS Auditorium – 7:00pm
This concert features all modern and popular music with songs by Phillip Phillips, Avicci, Jason Mraz
and Colbie Caillat, Taylor Swift, Florence and the
Machine, Coldplay, Michael Buble, Bruno Mars,
Sarah McLachlan and Journey.
Tickets will be sold in advance in the business
office starting February 23, 2015 for $3
Tickets sold at the door for $4
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SPORTS
Congratulations to the following fall
athletes for being honored by the
Gazette All-Area Teams:
The Gazette's 4A all-area football:
Athlete: Austin Micci
Defense First Team:
Defensive lineman: Jordan Aikens, Linebacker: Zeb Foster
Offense Second team:
Ryan Strabala, Lotoni Afuhaamago
Honorable mention:
Jordan Aikens, Devon Baker, Julien Fouche, Isaac Jones,
Evan Kay, Gabriel Portillo, Junior York
First Team Volleyball: Annie MacMillan
Second Team Volleyball: Alexia Morey
Honorable Mention- Volleyball:
Chapel Carter, Allie Garcia, Kaira Smith
First Team Cross Country:
Adam Egger, Nic Vai, Olivia Babeu
Second Team Cross Country:
Michel Swanson, Chase Mott, Chloe Cassens, Gabby Roth
Second Team Tennis: James Boehlke
Second Team Boys Soccer: Brandon Hellem
Honorable Mention- Boys Soccer: Elijah Stauffer
Second Team Softball:
1st Base— Jill Dragosh, Outfield—Brianna Beattie
Honorable Mention Softball: Riley Afshari
5-A Golfer of the Year: Isaac Petersilie
First Team Boys Golf: Isaac Petersilie, Austin Burgess
Second Team Boys Golf: Wes Moran, Luke Travins
Gazette 5-A Coach of the Year:
Congratulation to Coronado Golf Coach, Marty Cornell
Coach Cornell was been awarded the Gazette 5-A Coach
of the Year. He was also named the Colorado Coaches
Association Boys Golf- Coach of the Year. This is a huge
honor and is well deserved. 5-A State ChampionsUndefeated Season!
The Coronado wrestling team, coached by Matt Brickell,
is currently ranked #6 in Colorado 5-A. At the CSML
Championship meet, the Cougars finished 2nd behind
dominant performances from: Evan Kay 1st , Chase
McElhany 1st , Jimmy Weaver, Jess Hankin, Daytwan
Shirley, Zeb Foster and Ryan Strabala. Come watch the
Cougars at home as Coronado hosts the Cougar Classic on
February 7th. The State Championships are at the Pepsi
Center on February 19-21.
First year Coronado hockey coach, Mark Tabrum, is
pleased with continued effort of the Coronado team
under such a difficult rebuilding season. The Cougars (112) finally got their first hockey win since 2013. Coronado
defeated Valor Christian 9-5 last week to end a two year
drought. For a complete list of all scores and team and
individual stats, check www.maxpreps.com. The hockey
team is a co-op made up of 20 players from eight schools.
12 players are Coronado students.
Swimming head coach, Katie Baker, and the "Swimmin’
Women" are making a strong re-entry into 5-A swimming.
The Cougars are led by captains Sarah Stafford and Katie
Jacobs and Emily Randono. Coronado has qualified for
state in all three relay events. Stafford has also qualified
in the 50 yd. free and Jinny Jin in the 100 yd.
breaststroke. This weekend Coronado will swim at
Rampart for the CSML 5-A Meet. February 13-14, the girls
travel to the 5-A State Championships in Denver.
First year girls’ basketball head coach, Yantz Robinson, is
pleased with the efforts of the Lady Cougars. Senior CC
Coombes leads Coronado in scoring (11.1 ppg). Junior
Rachele Smith contributes 6.3 ppg and leads the team in
rebounding. The Cougars also have a group of very young
and talented players who have made an impact.
Coronado suits three freshman and three sophomores for
the varsity team. With one senior on this years’ team, the
future of girls’ basketball looks good.
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SPORTS
Winter Sports...
Thank You!
The winter sports season is into full swing, and the Cougar teams
are once again representing Coronado in great fashion. We
currently have 157 students involved in five winter sports
The Coronado boys’ basketball program has found winning at the 5A level to be a difficult task. The 4-12 Cougars are led in scoring by
seniors; Adam Egger 10.4 and Cody Robinson 10.5 ppg. When the
Cougars are firing on all cylinders, they can play with anyone. Interim
head coach, Rick Boese continues to seek to find combinations for
maximum productivity. Consistency has been difficult this season.
Cheer Try Outs!
Parent Meeting: April 24 5:30—7:00 pm
Monday—Thursday, May 4—7 from 4:00—6:00 pm
Friday, May 8th from 3:30—8:00pm
Cougar Track & Field Classic
Coronado High School would like to invite you to participate in the
2015 Coronado Cougar Track & Field Classic. This meet will be a co
-ed meet that will be held at Garry Berry Stadium in on Friday April
24th and will start at 2:00 p.m.
Parent Meeting :
Thursday, February 12th @ 7pm, Coronado cafeteria
Tryouts :
February 23—27, 3:30—5:30 pm @ Holmes Middle School
Soccer Scrimmage : February 28th, 9 am—4 pm
Varsity Scrimmage (tentatively at Pine Creek and Rampart HS)
JV Scrimmage (tentatively at Pine Creek and Rampart HS)
Transportation will not be provided.
Reminder: You will need to bring cleats, tennis shoes, shin-guards,
water and clothes for the winter weather every day. Please make
sure that you have paid your fee and have turned in a current
physical to the Coronado Athletic/Business Office before you come
to try-outs.
The Coronado Girls Soccer coaching staff
is looking forward to a great season. Good luck!
Women's Varsity Head Coach: Jenn Ury [email protected] 328-3689
Women’s JV Coach: Patrick Dosch
Special thanks go out to the
Cheerleaders and the Student
Council Event Staff. Your continued
support of Coronado athletics is
much appreciated.
Spring Sports...
Spring sports begin on February 23rd. The
business office will begin taking athletic
payments and all paperwork beginning February
9, 2015. Contact information for the coaches is
available at the athletic office.
SPORT
COACH
Cheer
Baseball
Girls Tennis
Boys Track
Girls Track
Girls Soccer
Girls Golf
Boys Swim
Boys Lacrosse
Girls Lacrosse
Morgan Riggen
Mike Simon
Paul Bernier
Jeremy Kane
Doug Hugill
Jenn Ury
Kelly Hodge
Bob Bell
Palmer
Palmer
Spring and Summer Athletic information will be
available
on
our
web
site
at
coronadocougars.com next month. We are
compiling a list of all off season activities for
athletics. Most of our team sports and many of
our individual sports offer opportunities for
development through the spring and summer.
As a general rule, there are not camps or
tournaments during the month of July. The
month of June is very busy with camps and
summer leagues. As you plan your summer,
consider July as the best time to be on vacation.
Information for spring open gyms and spring
league play-Summer tournaments and campsConditioning days and times- will all be online
this April. Please contact the athletic office 3283612 for additional questions.
SCHOOL DISTRICT #11
Coronado High School
1590 W. Fillmore Street
Colorado Springs, CO 80904
CORONADO HIGH SCHOOL
1590 W. Fillmore
Coronadocougars.com
Colorado Springs, CO 80904
Phone: 719-328-3600
Fax: 719-328-3617
Feb. 4
Parent Forum—Marijuana Use
Feb. 9-20
Pennies for Patients
1/12-2/12
TEENS for JEANS
Feb. 12
SAC meeting
Feb. 13
Winter Sports Assembly
(2:21 pm in the main gym)
Feb. 16
No School—Presidents’ Day
Feb. 17
PTA meeting
Feb. 26
Vision & Hearing Screening
Mar. 2,3,4
PARCC Testing
(See Page 3 for Schedule)
Coronado community: We want everyone to be aware that we do
have staff members who speak Spanish and are available to help
answer questions you may have regarding your student. Also, if you
have questions about any upcoming activities, events, or resources,
feel free to contact Diane Summers, counselor, at 328-3642 or Brent
Urban, Spanish Teacher, at 328-3742.
La Comunidad de Coronado: Queremos que todos sepan que
tengamos personas que hablan español y están a sus órdenes para
ayudarles con preguntas sobre sus estudiantes. También, si tiene
preguntas sobre actividades, eventos, o recursos, se puede llamar a
Diane Summers, consejera, al 328-3642 o a Brent Urban, maestro de
espanol, al 328-3742.