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Maverick Community News: Sept 9th - 13th Maverick Community News: Sept 9th - 13th

A letter from Principal Baldwin

Dear Mav Nation,


As we close out the 4th week of school, I want to thank you, the parents and community, for supporting the initiatives of Alvin ISD and Manvel High School. We have seen a noticeable change in the climate and culture at MHS. My number one goal is, and always will be, to provide a safe learning environment for our students. Thank you for entrusting your children with us each day.


As many of you know, there was a school shooting on Wednesday, September 4th at Apalachee High School in Winder, Georgia. MHS had a moment of silence on Friday to honor the 4 lives lost and to show support to a fellow high school navigating through an unimaginable tragedy.


As you spend time with your students this weekend, please remind them of the importance of "see something, say something". Although they may feel the campus has become "strict", I truly believe if we do the little things right (dress code, cell phone policy, attendance, etc.), we will decrease major infractions and campus disruptions.


There are a few things I need your assistance with to ensure we have a successful week 5:


  1. Dress Code: We are still seeing crop tops, tights and shoes without backs daily. Dress Code Infractions will result in after school detentions or in school suspension. Students received warnings for 2 weeks, expectations were discussed on transition day and during our all family grade level assembly, and announcements have been made. Please assist us with maintaining an academic and professional environment.
  2. Attendance and Lates: Students need to be present daily and on time to all of their classes. Students are tardy if not in their 1st period by 7:20 AM. Lates and absences will affect student's abilities to earn credits and participation in campus events (ex. dances, field trips, exam exemptions)
  3. Parking Permits: All student drivers must have a parking permit. Permits are $25. The paperwork is located in the Newsletter. The forms can also be picked up in the front office. To ensure the safety and security of the campus, all vehicles must have a permit. Students also need to obey the traffic laws and be cautions when driving through the parking lot.
  4. Earbuds and Headphones: In keeping with the Alvin ISD Cell Phone policy, all earbuds and headphones need to be put away by 7:12 AM. We have a large number of students wearing earbuds and headphones in between passing periods. To facilitate smooth transitions and maintain clear hallways, students are expected to converse and move during transition periods. The use of earbuds and headphones is prohibited both in the classroom and hallways to ensure an environment conducive to learning and communication.


Thank you for your continued partnership as we work together to provide a safe and academically rich learning environment for our students. I am proud to serve this community and truly believe it takes all of us to ensure the success of each student at MHS.


Kind Regards,


Jamie Baldwin, Principal

Click here to see the MHS Administration and Counseling Team
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August is Suicide Awareness Month

In honor of Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, We are asking everyone to wear purple and teal on Tuesday, September 10th. These colors represent our dedication to preventing suicide, raising awareness within our community, and supporting those impacted by it.


Student council will also be hosting Sidekick Day.

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Book Club Meeting Wednesday Book Club Meeting Wednesday

Thursday Game Day Theme Thursday Game Day Theme

Deadline to Register for the Cheer Clinic is Friday, 9/13 Deadline to Register for the Cheer Clinic is Friday, 9/13

STUDENT PARKING PERMIT INFORMATION 2024-2025

1) How to get a Permit

a) The Student must be clear of fines/fees/parking tickets or Special Circumstances present.

b) Fill out the Student Vehicle Registration form


2) What Information is Required

a) Driver’s License

b) Copy of insurance for the vehicle being driven with the student listed as a driver on the policy.

c) Completed form. Incomplete forms will not be accepted.

d) License plate or temporary plate number of the vehicle.

e) Signed and dated drug testing consent form.

f) Fee: $25.00

Click here to access Student Parking Permit Application

Hispanic Heritage Spirit Week: Sept 16th - 20th Hispanic Heritage Spirit Week: Sept 16th - 20th

Click HERE to Order

2024- 2025 Bell Schedule

It is important for student to arrive to school on time. Students not in class by 7:20 AM will be sent to a tardy kiosk and marked late. Students are late if they are not in class before the bell rings each period.


Students are let into the building at 6:50 AM and students are dismissed to 1st period at 7:12 AM.

Dress Code Reminders

Students need to be in dress code everyday. Here are a few reminders:


  1. Hair must be a natural color
  2. Tights may ONLY be worn UNDERNEATH school appropriate shorts, skirts, pants, or dresses
  3. Tights with a T-shirt is not acceptable.
  4. Dresses, shorts, skirts and shorts should not be shorter than 3 inches above the knee
  5. Tennis skirts are NOT in dress code
  6. Holes/Frays in the shorts, skirts, pants and jeans can be no more than 3 inches above the knee.
  7. Crop Tops and Tied up T-shirts are against the Dress Code. Students mid sections should be covered at all times
  8. Hats, hoods or any other type of head covering should not be worn in the building
  9. Sandals must have a back strap, slides are not in the student dress code
Click here to access the Alvin ISD Dress Code

SHOUT OUTS SHOUT OUTS

Volleyball fought hard on Tuesday, thank you Mav Nation for Packing the Stands Volleyball fought hard on Tuesday, thank you Mav Nation for Packing the Stands

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Students were actively involved in club meetings this week Students were actively involved in club meetings this week

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STUCO

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STUCO

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E-Sports

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E-Sports

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Astraea Dance Club

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Hispanic Heritage Club

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Hispanic Heritage Club

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Hispanic Heritage Club

Egg Drop Project with Mr. Higley and Coach Garcia Egg Drop Project with Mr. Higley and Coach Garcia

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Theater Games with Mr. Morales and Ms. Schmidt Theater Games with Mr. Morales and Ms. Schmidt

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Band and Majestics preparing for the halftime show Band and Majestics preparing for the halftime show

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Click here to see more from Week 4

Attention: NEW DATES have been added for Senior Events Attention: NEW DATES have been added for Senior Events

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Book Your Senior Photo Shoot

CADY allows seniors to take pictures on campus (Senior Roadshow) or take custom pictures in their studios located at:

Houston

11340 Richmond Ave.

Houston, TX 77082


The Woodlands

9186 Six Pines Dr #150


Spring, TX 77380


Why the $10 sitting fee?


  • To ensure seniors honor their commitment and show up for their appointment
  • To assist with senior actives (prom, senior trip) as $7 of the $10 is returned to the MHS senior class


The stats as of 9/01/2024:

Seniors Photographed: 124

Seniors Scheduled to be photographed: 141

Seniors not Scheduled to be photographed: 253


Remaining Road Show Dates:


  • 9/4/2024 (9:30 AM - 6:00 PM)
  • 10/31/2024 (9:30 AM - 6:00 PM)
  • 11/12/2024 (9:30 AM - 6:00 PM)

Is your student on track to earn a CCMR Point? Is your student on track to earn a CCMR Point?

Click here to order your Tennis Gear
Click here to access the full Cross Country Schedule
Click here to order your Aquatics Gear
Click here to access the Full volleyball schedule

2024 Football Game Day Themes 2024 Football Game Day Themes

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Manvel High School
19601 Hwy. 6 | Manvel, TX 77578 | 281-245-2232
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