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Mr. John Allen,
Principal |
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 Sharpstown
High School hosts one of the top ranked JROTC
programs in HISD. We are proud to offer such an
outstanding program for our youth. The program
offers learners a chance to join a patriotic family
of highly ethical and committed members of our armed
forces.
Click
HERE to see
the current TORCH |
      
Yes
it's soccer season again. We are
excited about the line-up of this year's
girls team. Coach Rossi says that the
team has a lot of talent and expects to win
District. The team was pictured on
1-7-09 as they prepared for their first
scrimmage game of the season. Their
opponents were a "no-show" so we were able
to get shots of our girls in action as they
practiced. The team is lead by coach
Roger Rossi and Ms. Adynian. Click
HERE for
more Photos: |
     
The Winter Holiday Dance Show
was a huge success! Mrs. Jenny
Renault, the Dance teacher for SHS,
choreographed an awe inspiring show.
The show featured everything from Ballet to
Hip-Hop. The show was held in the
auditorium on December 12. 2008 at 7:00p.m.
Nearly 200 people attended this year's show.
The show featured all students currently
enrolled in Dance classes, as well as, the
cheerleaders, Apollo Queens, club MISS, and
club Sinergy participants.
Congratulations on an outstanding
performance. Click
here for
more photos. |
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Mr.
Romero is pictures here as he practices
Boxing and Martial Arts with the AMMAC Club.
The club meets every afternoon to work-out
with weights and box. The club is open
to any interested students, including girls.
If you want to join a fun group and get in
shape contact Mr. Romero.
Click
Here for
more photos: |
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meeting notice!!!
community advisory
committee
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Tuesday, January 13,
2008 – 6:30 p.m.
Sharpstown
High 7504 Bissonnet
Houston, Texas 77074
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Wednesday, January 14,
2008 – 6:30 p.m.
Westside
High 14201 Briar Forest
Houston, Texas 77077
Two optional meeting
dates have been
scheduled for your
convenience.
RSVP - 713/556-6112
(Diana)
Spread the word! Invite
your friends and others
who may be interested |
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 Congratulations
to the newly-elected District Advisory
Committee (DAC) members. Ms. Dayna Michels
of Sharpstown is pictured. Elected members
will serve a two-year term (2009-2011). The
new members are:
Alternative/Charter-
Sydne James, Classroom Teacher and
Christopher O’Brien, School Facilitator
Central Region-
Roseline Emeghebo, Classroom Teacher and
Danette Maldonado, Dean of Students and Rose
Trosclair, Literacy Coach (tie vote)
East Region-
James Roland, Classroom Teacher and Nimfa
Gallardo, Sp. Ed. Co-Teacher
North Region-
Sonya Hamilton, Classroom Teacher and
Rosylne Kennedy-Taylor, Title I Coordinator
South Region-
Johnnie Mae Carter, Classroom Teacher and
Jewel Jefferson, Assistant Principal
West Region-
Mary Hacopian, Classroom Teacher and Dayna
Michels, Dean of Students
The first DAC meeting will be held Thursday,
January 22, 2009, in the Board
Auditorium of the Hattie Mae White
Educational Support Center. The meeting
will be held from 3:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. All
DAC meetings are held the first Thursday of
every month unless otherwise specified. If
you have any questions or need additional
information, please contact Mark Smith at
the number listed above. |
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Ten of Sharpstown's Magnet Students were interviewed by channel 13
news. The students were asked questions about the historical
significance of the presidential election. The students
gathered at 5:00am for the interview. You can click on the following
ling to see the video:
http://abclocal.go.com/ktrk/video?id=6489739 |
The following list is the students
that made Honor Roll for the First 9
weeks period.
Congratulations!
9TH GRADE ACADEMY
STUDENTS
Michelle Garnadi
Karen Hernandes
Jacob
Lee
Nancy Ruiz
Junior Melendez
Martinez Rameez
Sultan
Logan
Douglas
Shauntole Joseph
Sha’cora
Williams
Ariel Davilla
Crystal
Rodriguez
Olga Albi Heredia
Yoselin
Guevara
Danuel House
Miguel Feraudy
Brandon Phillips
Jenny
Lopez
Leonardo Ayala
Eric
Martinez
Elma Suskic
Jose
Mendoza
Cristian Morales
Wenny
Ngo
Malcolm Boozer
Darlenes Infante
Esmeralda Mata
Guadalupe
Rodriguez
Joseph Viramontez
Ninfa Campuzano
Quyen Le
Zain Nomani
Mario Navarrete
Laura
Cruz
Fatima El Barki
Betsy
Velasquez
Rhoda Joseph
10TH GRADE STUDENTS
Hazel Kate Camat
Elaine Lin
Princillar Agyapong
Yosely Ruiz
Noemi
Gonzalez
Sandra Miranda
Daisy
Diaz
Hong-Phuc Chu
Estela Hernandez
11th GRADE
STUDENTS
Leo Hingle
Chikamuchie Anyanwu
Ijeoma Anyanwu
Yanet Hernandez
Seth Kwizera
Shengjie Liu
12th GRADE
STUDENTS
Erika
Canales
Stephanie Sanchez
Marketa
Dickson
Tina Nguyen
Menfiz
Escalante
Anabel Ramirez
Kayla
Lee
Jia Zhou
Francisco
Barrios
Marines Feraudy
Mason
Radford
Nancy Ixcoy
Haitian
Yu
Yesenia Silvestre
Mikhail Benkhin
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Congratulations to all of the 1st 9 weeks Honor Roll students! The
students were treated to a breakfast and Guest speakers from Rice
University .
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 Mr.
Mike Mitchel is pictured to the left with
several Magnet students as they posed for a
picture during a community service event.
Mitchel and the Sharpstown High Magnet Students
performed volunteer work to help repair
community homes. |
.JPG) Ms.
Amber Caraway is pictured to the left as she spikes
one-for-the-team! We are proud of our Lady Apollos!
Go Girls!!! |
Briejae Huff
recently became one of
only eight Houston-area
student athletes to win
a $1,000 scholarship
from Reliant Energy
through the company's
Scholarship for
Champions—Powering
Strong Minds and Bodies
program.
Candidates had to be in
good academic standing
and demonstrate
outstanding leadership
abilities to be
considered for the
scholarship, and winners
were selected by
representatives from
Reliant Energy and the
Houston Texans.
Huff,
a senior at
Sharpstown High
School, is a
“setter” on the girls’
volleyball team. She
volunteers at the
Houston Parks and
Recreation Department
and serves as an
informal peer tutor at
Sharpstown in addition
to her work with
National Honor Society.
Huff also is a member of
the G-Force club, a
mentor group that helps
encourage students to go
to college.
“Helping students reach
their academic goals
through sports supports
Reliant Energy’s caring
for our community core
value,” said Manny
Rodriquez, vice
president, Reliant
Energy Brand and
Marketing Services. “We
are especially proud of
the Scholarship for
Champions student
athletes because they
demonstrate hard work
and leadership on the
athletic field, as well
in the community and
classroom.”
Scholarship recipients
will also have an
opportunity to
participate in a
pre-game on-field
presentation at a Texans
home game during the
regular season and will
be honored at the next
Houston Texans Draft
Luncheon, where Houston
Texans players are
recognized.
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Huff is Pictured with Deljuan Robinson of the
Houston Texans football team. |
 Seniors,
now is the time to buckle down and keep the grades up. Time is
going by fast as the holidays approach. Graduation
Expectation.... Keep up the good work. Kierra Johnson
senior. |
 New
School Dress Code:All
incoming freshman must purchase green polo shirts offered
at the school store.
No Hoodies will be allowed this
school year. All students must wear regular jackets, coats,
and sweaters. Thanks! |
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 Twelve
of the 21 members of the SHS Millionaire Reading Program is pictured
to the left as they received their "Millionaire" t-shirts. All
members completed the summer reading requirements. |
Congratulations to the Coaches and Players of the Apollo Football
team. We look forward to another amazing season next year. |
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The Apollo Queens! |
 Background
of School name: Sharpstown High originated in 1968
as Sharpstown Junior / Senior High School located
where Sharpstown Middle School is currently located.
The high school split away from the middle school
and moved to it's present location in 1969. The
school was named after Mr. Frank Sharp, a major
developer in the southwest area. |
Thanks to our maintenance staff for all of their hard work! |
 Think
about what kind of job you might like in the
future. Most professions, including those in
healthcare, computer technology, and engineering,
for example, require a college degree or
certificate. You can learn more about requirements
for different careers, and what majors are offered
at Texas' public colleges and universities at
www.CollegeForTexans.com
. If you know the direction you are going, you'll
stay on track, saving yourself time and money.
We are excited to have Ms. Andrea on our campus.
Ms. Andrea is the GO Center counselor and is located
in room 100. Please feel free to visit with
her and get all the information you need to make a
wise college decision. |
