WW Summer Edition
Here is information about the 2026-2027 school year so that you are in the know!
Hopefully between this and our website you may find any information that you need.
Enjoy your summer and we will see you on August 12!
**The next Wolverine Weekly newsletter will be sent out on Thursday, July 30. It will have information about the Check-in Day Schedule and much more.**
Summer Office Hours
The CHS School office summer hours are:
- June 1-15: Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday from 8:00 a.m. to noon
- June 16- July 5: office is closed
- July 6- 24: Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday from 8:00 a.m. to noon
- Starting July 27: regular office hours 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Summer Assignments
A limited number of Advanced Placement (AP) and Honors courses have summer assignments. If your student has requested one of the courses on the list they have an assignment, supply or reading to complete over the summer.
Community Service Hours
Summer is a great time to complete your community service hours. Before you begin, carefully read our community service guidelines.
Every student attending a Douglas County School is required to fulfill a 20 hour community service requirement outside of their home and family environment in order to graduate. All hours must be done through a non-profit organization. All hours must be documented in the HelperHelper App to be processed. Hours must be verified by someone within the organization. Family members may not verify hours
Information about Lettering in Community Service
Seniors: Community Service hours are due Wednesday, April 1, 2026 by noon.
School Locker Request
During the week of August 19-23 students will have the opportunity to submit a Locker Request form. Students are not automatically assigned a locker and they are not required to have a locker. Watch for more information in August.
● Parking passes are available for Seniors and Juniors only, for $50.00 each.
● All outstanding fees in MySchoolBucks must be paid in full including the parking permit fee.
● The parking permit application can be accessed two ways: 1. Through Express Check-in: click on “optional fees”. 2. Directly through MySchoolBucks.
● The completion of the application does NOT guarantee receipt of a parking pass. Parking spots are limited to space availability.
● Seniors will have the ability to purchase a parking permit, for either the junior or senior lot (based on availability) from July 18 – August 11 at noon.
● Juniors will have the ability to purchase a parking permit (junior lot only and based on availability) from July 25 – August 11 at noon.
● Applications are time stamped and will be processed in the order they are received.
● Students must have a Driver’s License. Do NOT apply for a parking permit if the student has a driving permit only.
● Any remaining parking permits will be available to purchase August 13 at 8:00 a.m.
● Alternate/Free Parking: Sophomores and students that do not have a parking permit may park in the first-come, first-served parking lot, located near the baseball field on the north side of campus on Haseley Drive. There is no charge for this lot.
Parking Permit Distribution
● August 12, parking permits will be distributed if all fees have been paid and the permit application has been completed.
● Students must bring their drivers licenses.
Link Crew is a national mentorship organization to help the incoming freshmen class acclimate to high school. Chaparral has an amazing group of Link Crew Leaders who applied, interviewed and have gone through extensive training for their positions.
Freshmen will receive a phone call from their assigned leader sometime during the last week of July or the first week of August.
From College Board:
SAT® registration is now open for fall 2026. This year, it will be more convenient to take the SAT on your schedule, with dates available every month through the end of the year, beginning in August, and the ability to join the Waitlist if the date or test center you prefer is already filled.
Most juniors take their first SAT in the spring, and many take it again in the fall of their senior yearif they would like to try and improve their score. The SAT can help you keep your college options open, demonstrate your unique strengths, and even qualify for scholarships. And with 100% free practice resources, now including enhanced tailored practice based on your prior test scores and free small-group tutoring, you’ll have everything you need to get prepared.
The purpose of the SAC is to provide accountability in an advisory capacity by informing, encouraging, and providing opportunities for parent and community stakeholders to be involved in the planning and evaluation of the school’s instructional program and quality improvement processes. The SAC makes recommendations concerning the school’s budget, performance/improvement plan, and meets at least quarterly to discuss implementation of the school’s plan and other progress pertinent to the school’s accreditation contract with the Board of Education. Final decision-making authority rests with the principal or other person or group receiving the recommendation from the SAC (e.g., the Superintendent, District Accountability Committee (“DAC”), or Board of Education).
Voting members include parents, a community representative, teachers, and the principal. Next school year, 2026-2027, we will be in need of Parent Representatives. Please consider supporting our school by being on this committee. All are welcome to attend, even if you are not a voting member.
More information may be found on our website.
Please complete the Google Form if you are interested.
August 12- Check-in/Photo Day, all students
August 12- first day of school for freshman and transfer students
August 13- first quarter begins
August 19- Back-to-School Night
September 2- Labor Day Holiday, no school
Chaparral High School
Principal: Greg Gotchey
15655 Brookstone Dr. Parker, CO 80134
Phone: 303-387-3500
Fax: 303-387-3501
Attendance: 303-387-3502