Dear Parents and Students,

As we celebrate Principal Appreciation Month, I want to take this opportunity to express my heartfelt gratitude to both parents and students for your incredible support and dedication to our school community. This month serves as a reminder of the vital roles you each play in making our school a welcoming and inspiring place for learning.

To our parents, your involvement is the backbone of our success. Whether you are attending school events, volunteering in the classroom, or encouraging your children at home, your contributions have a profound impact. Your engagement fosters a strong partnership that not only enriches our school culture but also helps our students thrive academically and socially. Thank you for entrusting us with your children’s education and for being active participants in their growth.

To our students, you are the heart of our school! Your enthusiasm, curiosity, and commitment to learning inspire us every day. It is your hard work and determination that motivate the entire staff to strive for excellence. We are so proud of your achievements, big and small, and we encourage you to continue embracing new challenges and pursuing your passions. Remember, you are capable of amazing things!

Together, as a united community, we have the power to create a nurturing environment where everyone feels valued and supported. I encourage both parents and students to continue engaging with us. Your ideas, feedback, and involvement are crucial as we work together to provide the best educational experience possible. Thank you once again for your trust, support, and partnership. It is an honor to serve as your principal, and I look forward to the exciting journey ahead—filled with opportunities for growth, learning, and achievement for everyone.

Warmest regards,

Principal Davis

Please see the updates for this week's campus newsletter. Remember, students do not have school on Monday or Tuesday. Don't forget to cast your voice for this week's election. Every voice matters.

Updated 11/2/2024

Updated 11/2/2024

Updated 11/2/2024

A huge thank you to all the students, parents, and staff who came out to make our PTA Fall Festival a fantastic day! We are especially grateful to our Special Events Chair, Linda Mason, for her vision and dedication in bringing this event to life — Linda, we appreciate you so much! Here’s to more wonderful events and an amazing school community!

A word from our Special Events Committee Chair:

I want to extend a heartfelt thank you to all the wonderful volunteers who came out, worked tirelessly, and gave us their valuable time and energy to make Fall Festival such a success once again. And a big thank you to all the teachers and staff who came out to help, and especially Principal Davis who rose to the occasion like a champ and took at least 10 pies to the face! (I lost count.) You are the ones who make Fall Festival possible. The scholars enjoyed a magical, fun-filled day and the Collegiate Prep PTA is so grateful for your involvement!

-Linda Mason, 2024-2025 Special Events Committee Chair, CHCPPTA

The next spirit wear delivery will be on November 22nd! To ensure your order is included, please place it by midnight on November 20th at www.chcppta.org.

This is just a reminder that students will not report to school on November 4 and November 5.

November 4 2024 is a student holiday/Staff Development Day

November 5, 2024 is a Campus planning day.

Updated 11/2/2024

Updated 11/2/2024

Scholars competed in a classroom spelling bee and the finalists will compete at the Campus Spelling Bee on November 15, 2024. We will provide more updates soon.

Dear Prep Parents and Community Members,

We are excited to announce that our school will be participating in the Big Kahuna Fundraiser! This is a fantastic opportunity for our students to raise funds for important programs and activities that benefit our school community.

The fundraiser will kick off on November 6 and end on December 4, 2024. Students will have the chance to sell a variety of fun and delicious products. Your support is crucial to our success!

Stay tuned for more details, and thank you for helping us make this a successful fundraiser!

Updated 11/2/2024

Our third “I VOTED” sticker contest is going on right now. The goal is to encourage scholars to learn more about the democratic process and to inspire registered CH parents, staff, and families to vote in the November election.

Here is how it will work:

• Campuses will collect “I VOTED” stickers from scholars during early voting (October 21 - November 1) and on election day (November 5)

• Scholars and staff can collect the “I VOTED” stickers from their neighbors, family members, and others once they have cast their ballots.

• Scholars and staff should turn stickers into their campus to be counted and submitted at the end of the campaign.

• Campuses will email their sticker count to Rebecca Garza on Nov 8, 2024.

• The winning campus will receive a prize on a day to be decided after the winner is announced.

Parents, you can give your stickers to your scholar and they can turn it in to the front office.

Greetings parents,

The choose your seat application window will be opening real soon. You will receive information soon on filling out new applications and intent to return applications for the upcoming 25-26 school year. Please be on the look out for information coming from Cedar Hill ISD and the innovations department.

Updated 11.2.2024

• Scholars will be assigned another AVID project this week.
• You will receive more information from our campus coordinator Mrs. Newman-Curtis soon.

Updated 10/20/2024

Greetings Families. We will serve a thanksgiving lunch for scholars, parents, and staff members.

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Please click the link below to access the PTA website.

Updated 11/3/2024

Updated 10/5/2024

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Academic Calendar

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You may eat lunch with your scholar on Tuesdays and Thursdays only.

Please ensure that you or anyone else that is coming is listed on your students guardian contact information.

Please view the maps below to get more information about the arrival and dismissal process.

Bus Assignments

Each scholar, new or returning, must register for Transportation services through their student skyward account. Students will only be scheduled on one school bus to one primary residential address.

A non-eligible student may not ride on a school bus unless they have received a Temporary Scholar pass from the home campus principal or other designated administrator.

Arrive at Pick-Up 5 Minutes Early

Times posted on this site reflect the expected time the bus should arrive during good weather. Inclement weather or traffic congestion may cause the route to run later than the posted time. We ask that all students be at their bus stop 5 minutes before the scheduled time to avoid missing the bus.

Transportation Facility

Kim Lewis Offices

202 E. Beltline Rd.
Cedar Hill, TX 75104

469.272.2080

Email: transportation@chisd.net
Follow us on twitter @CHISDTransport

Regular School Hours
Monday - Friday
5:00 AM - 6:00 PM

Dropping Off Kindergarten-2nd Grade Students

Parents or a documented designee must be at the bus stop to receive students ranging from Pre-Kindergarten to 2nd grade. If no one is there to receive the student, the student will be returned to the campus.

It is the responsibility of the parent to see that students who are returned to school are picked up. Any student returned three times will have his or her riding privileges suspended for the remainder of the school year.

Designated Stop/Changes

Students will be picked up and dropped off at the student’s designated bus stop. Only one location for pick-up and drop-off will be allowed.

Consequences for Violation of Conduct:

The school bus is an extension of the classroom and campus, and discipline will be administered by campus administrators. All school board policies that apply to student conduct and other student-related activities apply to the school bus.

1. The driver may pull the bus over and stop to safely manage student behavior.

2. If the student refuses to comply with a reasonable request, the driver will report the incident to the Assistant Director or Director upon returning to the Transportation Department.
3. The Operations Supervisor shall investigate the incident and notify the driver of the action taken.

Note: In the case of serious misconduct that endangers the safety of other students or the driver, the student(s) may be removed from the bus by any school official or law enforcement official.

The district has updated our Academic Calendar for the upcoming school year. Spring Break has been changed. Spring Break will now be observed from March 10-14, 2025, moving up one week earlier from the previously scheduled dates of March 17-21, 2024.