The Woodlands High School

Senior Campus Administrators

Mr. Dennis Muehsler, Principal

Mr. Clint Rushing, Associate Principal Operations

Mrs. Jaime Cassidy, Associate Principal Curriculum

Senior Campus Assistant Principals

Mr. Roderic Williams, A-Car

Ms. Paige Jeanes, Cas-Fue

Ms. Laura Braun, Ful-Jai

Ms. Stefanie Roland, Jam-Med

Ms. LeighAnn Wolfe, Mei-Ramd

Mr. Craig Harbin, Rami-Sto

Senior Campus Counselors

Ms. Julie Emmons, A-Bri

Ms. Brittany Darden, Bro-Din

Ms. Lisa Algaze, Dio-Gus

Ms. Keisha Clarke, Gut-Kat

Ms. Monica Frank, Kau-Mcl

Ms. Jane Iribarren, Mcm-Peb

Ms. Elizabeth Bowling, Pec-Sam

Ms. Venitra Bradberry, San-Tor

Ms. Tiffani Jaqua, Tos-Z

Ms. Kristi Tabor, Lead Counselor A-Z

Ms. Kayla St. Romain, College & Career A-Z

9th Grade Campus Administrators

Ms. Shawne LeDee, Principal

Mr. Chad Lanham, Associate Principal

9th Grade Assistant Principals

Mr. Ryan Clapsaddle, A-L

Ms. Riqui Boyles, M-Z

9th Grade Campus Counselors

Ms. Vicky Woods, A-Gi

Ms. Allison Chambers, Go-Or

Mr. Matthew Kelley, Os-Z

By now, all students should have received a paper form or email regarding course verifications. Please go here for page 1 and here for page 2 to review before the deadline that is TODAY, April 17th.

The QR Code is linked here. Course verifications are very important. This is the last opportunity that you have to be able to change courses for next year. Naviance 4-year plans are no longer live, and although you may still be able to edit them, it will NOT change your course requests for 26-27 planning purposes. Follow the instructions in the documents linked above to approve your courses or make changes. The deadline for course verification approval AND course requests is TODAY, April 17th. Please note that all dual credit courses can only be removed and not added at this time.

Please talk with your counselor as soon as possible if you have any questions.

Students have met with their counselor, and course requests for the 26-27 school year were selected. You can view those by following these instructions:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1uyty2WPVsvfNOuaROdAk0H2eCU640IcN/view?usp=sharing

We have a new Senior Website! Please refer to the link below to learn about important dates and all things that pertain to the Class of 2026!

https://sites.google.com/conroeisd.net/twhs-senior-headquarters/home

Students who wish to take correspondence courses or credit by exams (CBE) will need to meet with their counselor prior to signing up. By taking a course without a counselor permission, you are risking the chance of non-credit.

As we look ahead to the end of the semester, we want to share our policy regarding final exam attendance to help you plan accordingly. Final exams are scheduled for May 19-22. Please note that students are not permitted to take final exams early. If a student is unable to attend their scheduled exam due to illness or extenuating circumstances, the following process will apply:

• Reporting Absences: Your student's teacher will report any absences during final exams. Please notify the teacher if you know of a circumstance where you will not be in attendance. This helps us schedule your make up session for late May or June.
• Gradebook Updates: If an exam is missed, a "0" will be entered. This will significantly impact semester averages until the exam is completed and graded. If the exam is not completed, the "0" will remain. It is the family's responsibility to schedule it once the information has been sent out. An email will be sent after the teacher reports that a student missed the exam.
• Exemptions: To maintain exemption status, students must be present in class on the day of the exam. If a student is exempt but absent, a "0" will still be entered until the requirement is met over the summer. If the exam is not completed, the "0" will remain. It is the family's responsibility to schedule it once the information is sent.
• Completion Timeline: All make-up exams must be completed by mid-June. Once graded, updates will be reflected in the Home Access Center as soon as possible.

AP Testing: For ALL information, please visit the AP testing website at https://sites.google.com/conroeisd.net/twhs-aptesting/home

Click here for AP Exam Information Letter 2026

The Girls Golf Team won the 6A Region 2 golf championship.

Team scores of 295 - 299 total of 594 clipped Grand Oaks by 3 strokes

The Regional Champs included the following:

Payson Pistono placed T2 with scores of 69-73

Joann Bee placed 5th with 76-71

Aleah Shields-Rodipe added 76-77

Vivian Tran 74-78

Ellie Hill 81-82

Freshmen Loretta Gomez played as an individual and scored 88-86

Tennis Update: The Highlander Tennis Team nearly swept every District 13-6A title

Winning 4 out of 5 individual Championships.

Varsity results: Girls & Boys Varsity District 13-6A Team Champs!

Ahona Chowdhury - 1st Girls singles (3rd straight District Title)
Greg Goloborodko/Adam Winiesdorffer- Boys doubles 1st
Lorenzo Gerala/Javier Esteban-2nd Boys doubles
Fabio DiLoreto - 2nd Boys Singles
Diego Galicia - 4th Boys Singles
Kendl Klinge/Albany Pulido - 1st Girls Doubles (2nd straight District Title)
Regina Gonzalez/Elizabeth Hailey- 3rd Girls Doubles
Alejandro Gutierrez/Eliza Schoenhals- 1st Mixed Doubles
Elias Rangel/Natalia Fajardo - 2nd Mixed Doubles

12 players going to Regionals!

The Freshmen and JV teams swept every title leading to the Girls and Boys sweeping the 13-6A Tennis Team Championships.

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Boys Basketball has 2 more open gyms left in the semester. Tuesday, April 21 and 28 at the main campus from 4-5pm.

Also, Basketball camp for Middle school and Elementary kids can now sign up on our website at www.highlanderbasketball.org. We will have one week of Middle School Camp (7th-9th grades). Then we will have 2 weeks of Elementary camps (1st-6th grades).

Upcoming Games:

Saturday, April 18, 2026- Episcopal School of Dallas v The Woodlands

TICKETS: How to purchase sporting event tickets: Go to - https://twhs.conroeisd.net/ - From Home Page - Click on Campus Life - Click on Athletics - Scroll Down and Click on Individual Game Tickets - Click On Hometown Ticketing - Click on The Woodlands - Click on Football - Click on whichever team you are purchasing for.

Stadium Polices: Clear Bags ONLY

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UIL Academics travels to Waco to compete in the Region 2A Academics Tournament. Congratulations to our qualifiers:

Individual Qualifiers:

Vallen Tran- Prose

Martin Izquierdo- Lincoln- Douglas Debate

Eliana 'Ian' Burch- Copy Editing

Maddie Kern- Also Qualified in Ready Writing and Social Studies.

Literary Criticism Team

Maddie Kern-1st place Qualifier

Charlotte Steffen- 2nd Place Qualifier

Hadley Teuscher

Nina Mae Gualberto

Mia Ashley

Science Team

Felix Walker Hayslip

Kyle Hedengren

Lyle Frazier

Chen Zhechao

John Calder

The student-run, online newspaper, The Caledonian, continues to work toward being a Distinguished Site! We need your help with story ideas- and if you are able to donate any old cameras, we are in desperate need of cameras!

If you haven't had time, check out or follow our sites below:

Website: https://twhscaledonian.com/

Follow us on Facebook and Instagram, @twhscaledonian

Story Idea? Please submit it here:

https://forms.gle/Mtq2xaHv7XKJhmEh6

This month, all TWHS Choirs earned sweepstakes honors at their UIL contests, celebrating the dedication and talent of over 330 student vocalists in our award-winning program.

Pop Show Auditions: Select performers will audition on April 20-21.An email will be sent to performers.
Annual Spring Trip: Choir students will travel to Orlando from April 23-27
Raising Cane’s Fundraiser: Join us on May 6 for our fundraising event, 4-8 pm.
Highlander Choir Festival: On May 11, the Chamber Choir will perform
POP Show: Don’t miss our exciting POP Show on May 12.
Choir Banquet: Choir students and their families will celebrate seniors and their members at the TWHS Senior Campus Cafeteria on May 15. Tickets go on sale soon!

For additional details and updates, follow our Facebook pages: Twhs Choir and TWHS Choir Booster Club. Visit our website at www.twhschoir.org for more information.

The 2026 TWHS Art & Culture Tour NYC delivered a true trip of a lifetime, packing more into four days than most people see in years. Students explored world class institutions like the Metropolitan Museum of Art and MoMA, standing face to face with iconic works they’ve only seen in textbooks, from The Starry Night to Monet’s massive Water Lilies. They experienced history and culture up close at the Morgan Library, Frick Collection & Guggenheim, participated in a graffiti workshop working one on one with professional artists, and experienced Broadway by seeing the Tony Award winning musical Hadestown. The group also explored the city from the top of the Empire State Building. Students made memories they’ll carry with them for a lifetime and gained a new perspective on what’s possible in their creative journeys. This trip is one of the most impactful experiences the art department offers, and we’re already planning our next trip. If you’re interested in joining us next time, talk with your visual arts teacher for more information.

Please join TWHS Art as we celebrate our students’ exceptional success as they head off to compete in the State level of the VASE. (Visual Art Scholastic Event) competition on April 24–25 in San Marcos.

VASE is one of the largest and most competitive art competitions in the nation with more than 32,000 regional participants. Students compete by exhibiting original artwork in a one on one interviews with judges as they are judged on their creative process, concept and technical abilities. Only the top 10 percent of entries advance to State, and with over 1,500 entries in our region alone, the level of competition is extremely high. TWHS took home a record breaking 24 State qualifiers. We couldn't be more proud of the accomplishments and immense creativity, dedication and skill of our artist which have made TWHS a standout school for the visual arts. These students now move on to State, where they’ll compete for the chance to be recognized among the top 1 percent of Texas high school artists.

Congratulations to all of our State qualifiers, and to the TWHS student body as a whole, whose talent, dedication, and commitment to excellence are reflected both in the classroom and beyond.

TWHS Theatre's Script Reading club is excited to offer their annual Day Camp on Saturday, May 9th at TWHS 9th grade campus! The camp is meant for all levels of student performers from grades 3-12. Campers will get to practice character development, voice and movement techniques, teamwork and stage crafting and will end the day with a showcase for parents and peers. We look forward to this exciting opportunity to engage with our community! Registration can be found at :

https://www.twhstheaterboosterclub.com/src-camp.html

We are on a mission to spread inclusion! We bring students with intellectual disabilities together with their typically developing peers for food, fun and physical activities! EVERYONE is welcome to join! We meet twice a month on the 2nd and 4th Mondays from 2:45-3:30pm in room 107 at the senior campus. Freshmen are welcome to attend and may take the shuttle from the 9th grade campus to the senior campus. Questions? Contact the sponsor, Dianne Maberry at dmaberry@conroeisd.net - check us out on IG @twhs.mim

SEE YOU ON APRIL 27 FOR OUR "ROTC" THEMED MEETING! There will be drill demos, we will learn some marching basics, and we will see a DRONE in action. SNACKS, GAMES, FRIENDS AND FUN ARE ALWAYS ON THE AGENDA!

Explore your sense of Adventure and Fun!

The Climbing Club at TWHS provides hands-on experience for anyone interested in climbing, whether you are a beginner or a more advanced climber. We meet once a month on campus and at CLIMB Woodlands, where you can climb for free. We would like to congratulate our March Climber of the Month - Maya Tidwell.

Join us at our next meeting on Friday 4/24 at 2:45pm in room 243 to announce our April & May Climber of the month!

Get out and enjoy a lovely Spring morning with your friends at the Interact Ultimate Frisbee Tournament. Team check in begins at 9:00 and should be finished around 1:00. We will run a single elimination bracket, and if you don't know how to play, we'll teach you! Bring old or new friends or use it as an excuse to bond with members of your club. Teams will be able to use their down time to create a team shirt. We will have a coffee truck with snow cones for purchase, and will provide snacks and pizza. Register here.

It is really important for everyone to realize just how difficult it is to get out of our region for Destination Imagination! Both teams that represented TWHS at the State Competition at University of Texas Arlington advanced to the Globals competition in Kansas City May 21-24!

The main campus sent Team Sevendipity -- Cooper Hughes, Varun Iyer, Yash Bhoda, Saache Valsangkar, and Annika Ravinutula, to compete in the Scientific problem. Meanwhile in The 9th grade campus Engineering team Gone with the Wind sent Beigom Omar, Derek Chiu, Anika Vunyala, Mereyem Yildiz, Assema Joshi, and Indus Singaraju.

Please congratulate our champions and wish them well as they refine their solutions and prepare for instant challenge.

CONGRATULATIONS!!!

Our orienteering team now ranks 3rd in the NATION of all AFJROTC Varsity Teams!

Big congratulations to the team and each for individual placements!

Johnny Calder - 3rd place varsity males

Joshua Juno - 4th place varsity males

Celeste Latorre - 4th place varsity females

Joyce Ma - 5th place varsity females

Serena Xu - 2nd place junior varsity females

TX-20062 finished 1st overall at this year's Top Gun Team Competition!

Spartan Run - 1st place

Rucksack Challenge - 1st place

Combat Fitness Test - 2nd place

Four Square Challenge - 3rd place

Marksmanship Team - 3rd place

Drone Team - 2nd place

Tug of War - 3rd place

UPCOMING EVENTS

DINING OUT: "An Honored Tradition"

This year we will continue our new tradition of Dining Out. This event will be held 17 April from 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm at The Woodlands Country Club. This event will be open to all TX20062 cadets. Seniors only will be allowed to bring 3 guests. The fee for the event, $25 per person, has been added to SchoolCash and is due by 15 April. Parents, please remember to pay for your cadet's registration. If you are a parent of a senior, do not forget to pay for each guest.

WATER SURVIVAL TRAININING: Our Juniors will travel to the Natatorium on April 20 and 28 for water survival training. Cadets are required to attend either date or may choose to attend both dates (with parent permission). Permission slips are due 15 April.

AWARDS CEREMONY: Our annual awards ceremony will be held on 30 April 2026, at 6:00 pm, in the ballroom at the Walter P Jett Center, Woodforest Bank Stadium. Plan to join us as we celebrate our cadets and their accomplishments this year.

DRONE NATIONAL COMPETITION: Drone team A, Flying Embers, qualified for national competition and will be traveling to Columbus, Georgia 21-23 May to compete.

SENIORS

SENIOR CIA TRIP: This year our seniors will visit Battleship Memorial Park in Mobile, AL and the National WWII museum in New Orleans, LA leaving 23 April and returning 26 April. Senior trip fees have been added to school cash online. The cost for the trip will be $400. $200 due no later than 27 Feb, $200 due by 10 April. Fees can be paid in part (log on any time and pay a smaller portion) or in total at any time.

CSLC/JCLC

CSLC and JCLC will be hosted at Hardin Simmons 1-6 June in Abilene, TX. Names of cadets selected as primaries and alternates have been released. The $250 fee has been added to SchoolCash online and is due by 15 May. It can be paid in installments of any amount or all at once.

TWHS offers a multitude of languages, including Japanese, German, French, and Chinese. As students decide which language to choose, there are a few things to keep in mind. Which language will make them stand out to future employers? Please see our monthly newsletter or more information about who we are and what our languages offer.

Vaccines

If your student has received any vaccines this school year, feel free to send a copy or screenshot to the clinic at school so that we can update the record on file. You can also email it to aransley@conroeisd.net for the Senior Campus, or jvanroekel@conroeisd.net for the Ninth Grade Campus.

Immunization Records

If you have a graduating senior and need a copy of their vaccine record, please be sure to request that to be picked up by your student or emailed to you by May 22nd. We are not able to fulfill requests made during the summer, and we do not submit vaccine records to schools. Colleges and universities require an additional dose of the Meningitis (MCV4) vaccine that is received on or after the 16th birthday, and you may want to also discuss the optional Meningitis B vaccine with your child's doctor. That is a newer vaccine that is available to children ages 16-18, and it protects against an additional strain of the meningococcal bacteria.

School Orders for the 2026-2027 School Year

As you begin to schedule summer doctor's appointments or physicals, please be sure to have your child's doctor renew their school orders for the 2026-2027 school year. We do require new orders each year for chronic conditions that could possibly require management or treatment at school, such as:

● Asthma

● Severe food or environmental allergies

● Seizures

● Diabetes

● Migraines

If your child participates in an activity or sport on campus that requires a physical and also has a chronic condition, please submit a copy of doctor’s orders for the 2026-2027 school year with their physical form, and also have them turn in a copy of those orders to the clinic.

Clinic Website

Please visit our website! You can find information about medications, copies of blank medical forms, emergencies and illness, students with Diabetes, crutches and elevator passes, immunizations, and community resources by visiting the TWHS Clinic website at https://sites.google.com/conroeisd.net/twhsclinicinformation/home

All library books are due May 1

Please clear your library account of all fines for printing and lost books as soon as possible. Having unpaid library fees can block you from receiving diplomas and parking spots. You can find your library account (different than School Cash) in the Destiny Discover app on your SSO. It can be paid in the library with cash. If you need to pay online, please let the librarians know so we can add it to your School Cash Online. It will not show up automatically.

May Finals are fast approaching! Please be advised that in order to minimize disruption during ​testing, if your student needs an early release from school prior to 2:00p.m., please send a signed note with them in the morning, stating the check-out time and the reason for leaving. We will exchange that note with an early release pass.

We appreciate your efforts in planning ahead. If you have any questions, please contact the Attendance Office.

REGISTRAR:

For students not returning for the 2026-2027 school year, please contact Sidney Vance at svance@conroeisd.net for grades 10-12, and for 9th grade students, please contact Carolyn Czubinski at cczubinski@conroeisd.net. Detailed withdrawal procedures are available at the following link: https://sites.google.com/conroeisd.net/twhs-registration/withdrawals-transfers. Please select "Summer Movers" and complete the three required pages. These documents, along with a photo ID, can be emailed to the respective contacts (Sidney Vance for grades 10-12 and Carolyn Czubinski for 9th grade) or submitted in person at the front desk of your student's school.

To update your address, please email a copy of your utility bill (water, gas, or electric) or lease agreement (all pages signed and dated by all parties), along with a photo ID, to svance@conroeisd.net for grades 10-12 and cczubinski@conroeisd.net for 9th grade. Ensure your address is correct by checking the Home Access Center. If you do not have access to the Parent Portal, please email svance@conroeisd.net (for grades 10-12) or cczubinski@conroeisd.net (for 9th grade). Include the following information: Student ID, Student Name, and Student Grade.

Please join me us in congratulating Mr. Ashley McNierney Moore as our Highlander STRONG Teacher of the Month! Thank you, Mr. McNierney Moore, for all you do for our Highlanders and especially for always participating in theme dress up days 🙂

Please join me in congratulating our Support Staff Teacher, Donna Poindexter as our Highlander STRONG Staff of the Month! This month, we’re excited to recognize our outstanding Copy Machine Specialist for their dedication, reliability, and behind-the-scenes impact on our school community. From preparing classroom materials to troubleshooting last-minute printing issues, they ensure that teachers and students always have what they need to succeed. She always does it with a smile and great music too!!

SCHOOL CASH ONLINE: Please be sure to check your child's School Cash Online account frequently. The website is www.conroeisd.schoolcashonline.com. Fees are added throughout the year for various activities. If you have any questions or concerns regarding the fees charged to your child, please contact the classroom teacher or club sponsor. Failure to pay fees listed as "required" or "overdue" may result in a student not being permitted to participate in some extracurricular activities. If you need assistance logging in to School Cash Online or adding and viewing your child's account, please visit schoolcashonline.com/Home/Support and view the resources available to help.

SMART TAG ID REPLACEMENT: If your student has lost their school ID, they may purchase a new one through School Cash Online. This item is available to all students under Smart Tag ID Replacement Fee.

We would like to inform you that the Welcome Center, led by Iytzia Cárdenas, has now been relocated to the Jett Center. However, she continues to visit our campus some days a week, mainly when she has scheduled appointments with families.

🧭 Her Mission: Guiding Families Through a New educational System

If you come across a family who may benefit from a one-on-one meeting with Iytzia to better understand and navigate the school system, please don’t hesitate to refer to them.

Iytzia is committed to:

• Providing clear guidance and support

• Helping families gradually access the information they need

• Ensuring they do not feel overwhelmed or lost

🌍 More Than Just a Language Barrier

We often assume the challenge is only about learning a new language—but in reality, it’s much deeper.

Families arriving from other countries experience:

• Culture shock.

• Grief and loss from leaving their home country, family , friends , etc.

• A complete shift in norms and expectations.

All of this can create confusion and uncertainty as they try to adjust. That’s where cultural and emotional support becomes essential.

👩‍🏫 Iytzia’s Ongoing Impact

With over 12 years of experience on this campus, Iytzia has played a key role in building strong connections with our families. Due to the growing importance of her work, her role has now been centralized, and she now serves all district schools through the Jett Center.

She identifies newly arrived families and reaches out directly—or sometimes is referred by families like you.

📌 How You Can Help

If you notice a student or family who seems to be struggling with adjustment, please:

• Reach out to Iytzia ( 281-220-9527) icardenas@conroeisd.net

• Share any relevant information.

• Encourage families to connect with her.

Even a small gesture can make a huge difference in helping families feel seen, understood, and supported.

Thank you for being a vital part of this support network. Together, we can continue creating a welcoming and inclusive community environment for everyone.

Friday, April 17, 2026

Area Track Meet @ College Park High School

SNHS Morning Meeting 6:40 LGI 1

Comic Club/Fife Magazine 2:30 Rm 111

TWHS Robotics FRC Season Practice 2:45 Rms 168/170

Board Game Club 2:45 Rm 211

SNHS Afternoon Meeting 2:45 LGI 1

Softball v Oak Ridge 4:30/6:15 @ TWHS Softball Field

Baseball v Conroe 7:00 @ Scotland Yard

Saturday, April 18, 2026

PROM

Monday, April 20, 2026

Tennis Regionals (Day 1/2)

TWHS Robotics FRC Season Practice 2:45 Rms 168/170

Student Council Meeting 6:00 Cafeteria

Tuesday, April 21, 2026

Tennis Regionals (Day 2/2)

Comic Club/Fife Magazine 2:30 Rm 111

TWHS Robotics FRC Season Practice 2:45 Rms 168/170

Interact Club Meeting 2:45 LGI 1

Wednesday, April 22, 2026

TWHS Robotics FRC Season Practice Rms 168/170

Art Club Meeting 2:45 Rm 122

Mock Trial Team Meeting 2:45 Rm 211

Script Reading Club 3:30 Rm 137

Thursday, April 23, 2026

FCA Meeting 6:45 LGI 1

Cap and Gown Delivery 11:00-1:00 Cafeteria

TWHS Robotics FRC Season Practice 2:45 Rms 168/170

DECA Meeting 2:45 LGI 1

Friday, April 24, 2026

Comic Club/Fife Magazine 2:30 Rm 111

TWHS Robotics FRC Season Practice 2:45 Rms 168/170

Board Game Club 2:45 Rm 211

Percussion Concert 6:30 Auditorium

Baseball v Oak Ridge @ ORHS 7:00

Saturday, April 25, 2026

Highstepper Tryouts 7:00 Small Gym, Dance Room, Large Gym

Interact Ultimate Frisbee Tournament 8:00

Monday, April 27, 2026

Boys Golf State Tournament @ White Wing Golf Club (Day 1/2)

TWHS Robotics FRC Season Practice 2:45 Rms 168/170

Interact Banquet 5:00 LGI 2

Student Council Meeting 6:00 Cafeteria

Tuesday, April 28, 2026

Boys Golf State Tournament @ White Wing Golf Club (Day 2/2)

HOSA Meeting 6:50 LGI 1

Comic Club/Fife Magazine 2:30 Rm 111

TWHS Robotics FRC Season Practice 2:45 Rms 168 & 170

HOSA Meeting 3:00 LGI 1

Band/Varsity Solo Contest Prelims (Day 1) 4:00 Band Hall, Choir Room, LGI 2

Wednesday, April 29, 2026

TWHS Robotics FRC Season Practice 2:45 Rms 168/170

Mock Trial Meeting 2:45 Rm 211

Script Reading Club 3:30 Rm 137

Thursday, April 30, 2026

FCA Meeting 6:45 LGI 1

TWHS Robotics FRC Season Practice 2:45 Rms 168/170

NAHS Meeting 2:45 Rm 120

Band/Varsity Solo Contest Prelims (Day 2) Band Hall, Choir Room, LGI 2

Friday, May 1, 2026

Track Regional Meet (Day 1/2) Midway High School

SNHS Morning Meeting 6:40 LGI 1

Comic Club/Fife Magazine 2:30 Rm 111

TWHS Robotics FRC Season Practice 2:45 Rms 168/170

Board Game Club 2:45 Rm 211

SNHS Afternoon Meeting 2:45 LGI 1

The Conroe Independent School District (District) is an equal opportunity educational provider and employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age or disability in educational programs or activities that it operates or in employment matters. The District is required by Title VI and Title VII of the Civil Rights Active of 1964, as amended, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, as amended, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Americans with Disabilities Act, as well as Board policy not to discriminate in such a manner.

For information about Title IX rights or Section 504/ADA rights, contact the Title IX Coordinator or the Section 504/ADA coordinator at 3205 W. Davis, Conroe, Texas 77304; (936) 709-7752.

Phone: Main Campus (936) 709-1200 9th Grade Campus (832) 592-8200

Website: Main Campus http://twhs.conroeisd.net/ 9th Grade Campus https://twhs9.conroeisd.net/

Twitter: Main Campus @TWHSCISD 9th Grade Campus @TWHS9thCISD