College Park High School

Administration

Robert MacFarlane - Principal

Dr. Debra Creel - AST Headmaster

Chris Allen - Associate Principal Curriculum

Robert McKnight - Associate Principal Student Services

Lee Koslosky- Associate Principal Operations

Conroe ISD’s District-Level Planning and Decision-Making Committee is charged with developing the 2026-2027 school calendar to recommend to the Board of Trustees for adoption. The Committee is currently seeking feedback from families, staff members, and the community. Please complete the survey below to help them with this process.The survey will close on Tuesday, November 11, at 4 p.m.

Course Selection will be done through Naviance. Use the CP Course Information website to find key dates, how to, and more!

4-Year Plan Meetings

• Juniors - 11/10

• Sophomore - 11/11

• Freshman - 11/12

If you have any questions, or your student misses their meeting, there will be several opportunities to get this information again. Students can talk to any counselor during their lunch at the counseling table, come to the counseling office at any time, watch the Cavalier Compass on 11/12 during Advisory or rewatch at any time in their Counselor Canvas course.

I’m incredibly proud to share the news that our College Park Band competed among the 42 best 6A high school bands in the state at the UIL State Marching Contest earning an impressive 25th place finish!

Our directors teach students to focus on what they can control, their own performance, rather than placements or scores. That approach has helped our students grow tremendously and perform with confidence. They left the field knowing they gave their best performance of the year, in front of nearly 10,000 people at the Alamodome!

If you see one of our band or guard students, please take a moment to congratulate them. This is truly the best version of the College Park Band ever! I am so proud of their dedication, teamwork, and excellence.

I also want to extend my heartfelt thanks to our parent volunteers who have supported the band all year, their time, energy, and commitment make all the difference in creating these unforgettable experiences for our students.

The College Park Cheer competition team competed at the UCA Houston Regional on Sunday, November 2nd. We took home 1st place in Super Varsity Division I Non-tumbling Game Day and earned a bid to the National High School Cheerleading Championships in Orlando, Florida! Our team also achieved the highest score of all 116 teams competing across all divisions that day. We are proud of all their hard work and dedication, and honored to be recognized as one of the top cheerleading teams in the Houston region. We can't wait to represent College Park on the national stage in February!

Congratulations to our 26 members of our Texas Association of Future Educators Club for doing a great job competing in Area at Sam Houston State University on Monday, November 3, 2025. They all represented College Park High School with pride and respect. We had 17 students advance to State and will now travel to Dallas in February for the Teach Tomorrow Summit!

Events competed: impromptu speaking, impromptu lesson plan, lesson planning and delivery professional development, lesson planning and delivery STEM, lesson planning delivery Art, lesson planning and delivery Humanities, lesson planning and delivery CTE, public speaking, researching learning challenges, exploring support service careers, exploring admin careers, exploring non-core teaching careers, inside our schools, children's literature prek and k-3 and ethical dilemma

Area Participates: Chloe Morgan, Lizeth Mendoza, Samantha Oliveros, Will Labonski,

Rihanna Washington, Evalyn Hilmer, Cora Jackson, Haram Ali, Giovani Skweres, Olive Tullos, Lily Miller, Sadie Berger, Artemis Mariscal, Lauren Peake, Chloe Foote, Steven Asong, Lauren Collins, Aliyah Guerra, Savannah Shivers, Abby Veach, Brielle Crawford, Emma Russell, Avery Vasquez, Kaylee Koslosky, Saraya Green, Addison Kelley, Sophie Devoley, Anais Kwon

Advanced to State: Chloe Morgan, Samanth Oliveros, Will Labonski, Rihanna Washington, Evalyn Hilmer, Lily Miller, Sadie Berger, Lauren Collins, Aliyah Guerra, Savannah Shivers, Abby Veach, Brielle Crawford, Emma Russell, Avery Vasquez, Addison Kelley, Sophie Devoley, Anais Kwon

Teacher Leader: Jessica Neely

Judges: MaryAnne Giannaris, Mafalda Francis, Linda Wilmoth

College Park Speech and Debate recently traveled to Caney Creek High School for the regional congressional debate UIL tournament. Twenty-three students competed for three coveted spots at the state tournament, and College Park proudly secured two state qualifiers, marking our 10th consecutive Speech and Debate state appearance!

Congratulations to Sarah Synek and Sahil Kulkarni, who will travel to Austin in January to compete for a state championship. We are so proud of all our students for their hard work, dedication, and outstanding performance!

Support TWCP Robotics and your favorite club with this one-of-a-kind holiday fundraiser! 💙🎄

Every ornament and backpack charm is designed, 3D printed, and assembled by our Robotics students as part of a fundraiser to support their competitive season — and here's the best part…

👉 When you shop to support a specific club, 25% of proceeds go back to that club!
Just note the club name at checkout!

LINK >>> https://www.jotform.com/app/252778845260164

🎁 Choose from BAND, ROBOTICS, CHOIR, FRENCH CLUB and more
🎒 Perfect for backpacks, tree decor, or stocking stuffers
💵 $10 ornament | $3 add-on charms
🛒 Orders due Nov 14
📍 Pickup in December at lunch or from the Robotics Lab

📧 Questions? TWCPRobotics@gmail.com

Student Council is launching a canned food drive contest between College Park vs. The Woodlands High School. On our campus, this will be a competition between 5th Period classes and prizes will be awarded. Donations can be made through school cash online. Each dollar donated will purchase 5 cans of food. The contest will begin today and will end for both campuses on November 18. A check from each campus will be presented to the Montgomery County Food Bank on Thursday, November 20. The campus with the largest check to present will win the Kevin the Can Trophy to keep for a year. When you donate school cash online, you will be asked to put in the name of your 5th period teacher. Everyone get involved, donate, and let's make College Park the home of the Kevin the Can Trophy for the year!

We are selling generic CP options for these colder months that I’m hoping other sports and fans can take advantage of besides girls’ soccer.

1. Log in to your account. Navigate to the Conroe ISD Single Sign-On (SSO) page at https://sso.conroeisd.net/ and log in using your parent credentials.
2. Access the Parent Access portal. Once logged in, click on "Parent Access".
3. Find the nomination form. Select "Communication" from the menu and then click on "Teachers/Staff Excellence".
4. Select the staff member. You will be able to search for and select the specific teacher you want to recognize. If you have multiple children, be sure to select the correct student to find the right staff member for that school.
5. Write your comments. You can select positive qualities that apply to the teacher and add a personal message in the comments section. To make your nomination most effective, focus on specific examples of their exceptional work.
• Share specific examples. Instead of general praise, describe a particular situation where the teacher went above and beyond. Mention a project that engaged your child, a time they offered extra support, or how they fostered a positive classroom environment.
• Describe the impact. Explain how the teacher's actions benefited your child's learning or well-being. For example, "Mrs. Smith helped my daughter feel more confident about reading by letting her choose books from the classroom library."
• Keep it personal and concise. A heartfelt, specific nomination is more memorable than a long, generic one.

What to highlight in your writing

• Positive impact: How they inspired your child's love for a subject.
• Going above and beyond: When they offered extra help or stayed late to support a student.
• Building a relationship: How they connected with your child on a personal level.
• Communication: If they kept you well-informed and were responsive to your concerns.
• Classroom environment: How they created a positive, supportive, and safe learning space for all students.

Our 24-25 attendance rate was: 94.9%. Our goal for 25-26 is 98%!

CPHS wants All Cavaliers to Achieve. A large part of student success is related to student attendance. We want to teach our Cavs all we can in the days that we have with them. Please encourage your student to attend every period to gain the knowledge they need to be successful. In the event your child does miss school, please be sure to email our attendance office or see the new Student Absence Reporting App information below. Also, please remind your child to get with their teacher about any work they missed. We would also like to remind you that your child will be at risk of losing credit and parents/guardians may have to go to court due to attendance.

Cavalier Compass is a weekly video from our school counseling team, shared with all students during their Wednesday advisory. Its purpose is to provide resources, encouragement, and real-life skills that support students both in and out of the classroom. Topics range from study habits and course planning to mental health awareness, healthy lifestyles, and digital citizenship. Our goal is to connect with students in a fun, positive way while giving them tools to grow academically, socially, and emotionally.

If you have any questions about Cavalier Compass, please reach out to our lead counselor, Kasey Lucas (kllucas@conroeisd.net).

We encourage all parents to sign up for the SMART tag™ Parent App, which provides real-time updates on your child’s school bus. You’ll receive alerts when the bus is arriving, along with notifications about any delays or route changes.

Please note that we will no longer be using Bus Hubs to communicate bus delays—so be sure to download and activate the SMART tag™ Parent App to stay informed and connected.

We encourage all parents to sign up for the SMART tag™ Parent App, as we will no longer be using Bus Hubs to notify families of bus delays. The app provides real-time updates on your child’s school bus, including arrival alerts, notifications for delays, and route changes.

It’s a reliable and convenient way to stay informed about your child’s transportation. To get started, simply download the app, register, and link your child’s student ID.

Click the link below for step-by-step instructions on how to register: https://www.conroeisd.net/o/cisd/page/smart-tag

Please report any suspicious activity or suspected dangers to the appropriate authorities.

The Conroe Independent School District (District) as an equal opportunity educational provider and employer 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 Act 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.

Email: contactTWCP@conroeisd.net
Website: https://twcp.conroeisd.net/
Location: 3701 College Park Drive The Woodlands, Texas 77384

Phone: 936-709-3000