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Hitchcock ISD Announcement of CACFP (Child and Adult Care Food Program) Supper Program 

SY 2019-2020

The Hitchcock Independent School District is pleased to announce today that it will be participating in the Child and Adult Care Food Program for the 2019-2020 school year. Schools qualifying to operate the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) provide a third meal to all children at no charge at the end of every academic (school) day. This new program will help ensure that students receive an additional nutritious meal each day.  This program will be available at all five district campuses.  The campus locations are:

Hitchcock High School                                         Stewart Elementary School      

6629 FM 2004                                                      7013 Stewart

Hitchcock, TX                                                       Hitchcock, TX

77563                                                                    77563

Crosby Middle School                                          Hitchcock Primary School

6625 FM 2004                                                      5901 FM 2004

Hitchcock, TX                                                      Hitchcock, TX

77563                                                                   77563

Kids First Head Start

5701 FM 2004

Hitchcock, TX

77563

For additional information please contact the following person:

Hitchcock Independent School District

Attention:  Jennifer Donovan

Director of Finance

7801 Neville Rd.

           Hitchcock, TX  77563

           (409) 256-5972

jdonovan@hitchcockisd.org

Crosby Middle School is pleased to announce the following:

Crosby Middle School

Cheerleaders

2019-2020

Kendall McCardell

Captain

Leah Jones

Co-Captain

Arianna Ayala

Reese Bjerke

Cloey Galvan

Aianna Garrett

Savanah Hennis

Avalynn Leeson

Leslie Luna

Rayonna McDade

Elexia Reyna

Ferron Rodriguez

Sharmya Saldana-Sowery

Eiri Sillas

Madelynn Touchstone

Gabby Weekly

Alyssa Wiley

MONDAY, MAY 20TH
Regular schedule day- all must attend
TUESDAY, MAY 21ST
First day of testing: regular schedule- for exempt seniors, they must be at
school from at least 9am to 10am. Must have signed note from parent to
leave school at 10am.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 22ND
Second day of testing: regular schedule- for exempt seniors, they must be at
school from at least 9am to 10am. Must have signed note from parent to
leave school at 10am. If tests are not needed, all seniors with signed notes
may leave at 10am.
THURSDAY, MAY 23RD
Seniors must be at school from 9am to 10 am. Must have note signed by
parents to check out. Must come no later than 8:30am school time (even
if dual-credit).
Seniors attending 6 Flags trip - bus leaves at 6:30am.
FRIDAY, MAY 24TH
Bad weather make-up day- All seniors must be at school no later than 9:00am
and stay through 10am

IF YOU HAVE MAKE-UP HOURS LEFT TO DO, ALL THE TIME YOU ARE AT SCHOOL ,THAT IS NOT
REQUIRED DUE TO TESTING, CAN COUNT TOWARDS THEM. YOU MUST CHECK IN WITH THE FRONT
OFFICE AND BE SUPERVISED BY A TEACHER. EVERY DAY SENIORS ARE HERE THAT ARE NON-
EXEMPT, THEY MUST BE IN THE CAFETERIA TO GET CREDIT FOR THEIR PRESENCE.

Senior Trips

• Splash Town - Spring, TX 5/28 AND Main Event – Webster TX 5/29
  • Via School Bus
  • No Minimum Students
  • Depart at 8:30AM (5/28) and 10:30AM 5/29
  • Return at approx. 4:30PM (5/28) and 4:00PM (5/29)
  • Cost is $75.00/Student for BOTH trips (cannot be separated)
  • Payment Due by May 2^nd   

Prom – May 4^th

• Cost is $50.00 for Single ticket and $90.00 for 2 Tickets bought together.
  • Tickets available March 20^th
  • Last day to purchase Tickets May 2^nd
• Ladies Dress Code
  • Dresses may be strapless (if they fit properly) or include spaghetti straps.
  • Dresses may be backless, as long as they are not cut below the natural waist line.
  • 2-piece dresses MUST overlap at the waist: meaning top MUST overlap with skirt waistband.
  • Midriffs will not be exposed. This includes both front and side. With arms down at your side, if flesh touches flesh, the dress is inappropriate.
  • Dresses may not have a slit that exceeds mid-thigh. This is fingertip length.
  • Dress necklines may not be cut below the bust line.
  • Undergarments should not be visible.
  • See-through apparel is not permitted.
• Gentleman Dress Code
  • You are expected to wear formal attire. Formal prom attire may be classified as a tuxedo or dress suit, including a dress shirt, which may include a vest, cummerbund, tie or bow-tie, and dress shoes.
  • Formal attire does NOT include jeans of any kind. Jeans are unacceptable.
  • Shirts are to be worn at all times.
  • Tennis shoes and athletic shoes are unacceptable.
• IF you are bringing a date from another school, it is YOUR RESPONSIBILITY to make her/him aware of our dress code policy
• If bringing a date that does not go to HHS, they are required to fill out a form and bring a picture ID. The form and a copy of a picture ID must be turned in to Mrs. Caliz 1 week prior to Prom. Mrs. Caliz has these forms and there will be copies at the front office as well 

• Even though in the past, dress attire that did not meet the criteria may have been admitted, the criteria will be strictly enforced this year. Prom is a formal and special night for HHS students. We hope to maintain the integrity and formality of this night by implementing this simple dress code; as such any students not appropriately dressed will be turned away at the door. There are hundreds of beautiful, tasteful, and appropriate dresses available for prom.
• If you have questions concerning your dress, it is your responsibility to seek prior approval from Mrs. Gilcrease. Pictures of appropriate dresses are available at request from Coach Caliz, Mrs. Kimble, Mrs. Potts, and Coach Jordan.  

Senior Exams – May 21^st

• Review May 20^th
• Make-Up Exams May 22^nd

Senior Awards – May 28^th

• Students please arrive at 6:45PM
• Starting Promptly at 7:00PM
• Scholarships and Awards for Class of 2019
• Honoring Teachers of Impact

Baccalaureate – May 19^th

• Seniors arrive at 5:45PM
• Starts promptly at 6:00PM - Parents and Family are Welcome
• Graduates MUST wear Cap and Gown with Church attire underneath

Graduate Walk-Through and Grad Practice – May 30^th

• Arrive at school as if regular school day, which is 7:10.
  • Last Meal (in the Cafeteria) – Breakfast at 7:15
• We will depart at 8:00 for District Walk-Through.
• Graduates MUST wear cap and gown.
  • Gentleman must wear pants
• We will then head to Abundant Life for Grad Practice and our 2019 Senior Picture.
• We will get back on the bus and go back to the high school for early dismissal departure.

Graduation – May 31^st

• Abundant Life 7:00PM
• GRADUATES MUST ARRIVE AT 6:15PM, dressed and ready to go.
  • Graduate’s phones will not be permitted during Graduation; we will have a safe area for phones in the Graduate’s Room.
• Proper attire for Graduation
  • NO JEANS, NO Tennis shoes or athletic shoes.
  • Pants must be slacks.
• No tickets are required for entry
• No noise makers
• No signs larger than a standard poster board

            If there are any questions about any of the information above, please do not hesitate to call or email the Senior Advisors.

            Mrs. Caliz – ecaliz@hitchcockisd.org 409-316-6544 Ext 1209

            Mrs. Kimble – nkimble@hitchcockisd.org

            Coach Jordan – cjjordan@hitchcockisd.org

Dear Parent/Guardian,

We are excited to inform you that our school has enrolled with STOPit! 

STOPit is an online reporting tool designed to deter and mitigate bullying and cyber abuse, consisting of an app and a back-end incident management system for school administrators.

Our students will have access to the STOPit mobile app, which has two simple but powerful features.

Report can be used by students to report incidents to school contacts anonymously.

Get Help can be used to engage in anonymous two-way communication with school contacts.

Both Report and Get Help empower students to stand up for themselves and for one another. Students have the power to help put an end to harmful and inappropriate behavior they see online through social media and other means. They can use STOPit to reach out for help if they or a peer are facing a personal crisis or experiencing bullying, abuse, or are otherwise in need of assistance. Our goal with STOPit is to create a safer, kinder school community, both online and off.

No student information is needed to use STOPit. The only way personally identifiable information will be accessible through STOPit is if a student voluntarily includes it within the content of a report or message.

Both our school and STOPit are committed to protecting the privacy of student data. STOPit is a signatory to the Student Privacy Pledge, spearheaded by the Future of Privacy Forum and the Software & Information Industry Association, and endorsed by President Obama. You may review STOPit’s Privacy Policy for details, including more information on how anonymous reporting works.

You can report incidents through the website https://appweb.stopitsolutions.com/ or by downloading the app.

Download STOPit Today!