What is CRHS PTSA?
The Cinco Ranch High School Parent Teacher Student Association is a volunteer organization committed to the parents, teachers and students of CRHS and is dedicated to building various and effective means of communication to enhance these relationships. Our members strive to boost parent and student involvement and integration into our school and community and to support each aspect of CRHS through volunteer service, financial assistance, teacher appreciation, various student programs, and student scholarships.
CRHS PTSA is dedicated to:
Parents - Through various means of communication we strive to welcome you into the spirit of CRHS and keep you informed of school functions and volunteer opportunities. We are a source of information and a voice in education related legislative issues.
Teachers – Through volunteer coordination, campus-wide financial support, building and grounds enhancement, and teacher/staff appreciation, we endeavor to lighten your load to allow you to fully dedicate your time to CRHS students.
Students - Through encouraging student involvement, assisting in student integration, and providing scholarships, we strive to contribute to the success of CRHS students.
Association – As education’s booster club, the PTSA brings together parents, teachers, and students and acts as one voice in support of our school.
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CRHS PTSA Spring Community Garage Sale
Our Spring Garage Sale will be held on March 24, 2012 from 7:00am to 12:00pm. Get your registration form in early as all spaces sold out in the fall!
Early Bird pricing of $25 ends March 9. On March 10, pricing will go up to $40 per space and we can’t guarantee a spot.
For more information, click here.
To register, download and complete this form. Mail it and payment to the address shown on the form.
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CRHS PTSA ENVIRONMENTAL COMMITTEE
….WORKING TO PROMOTE ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS
Our CRHS PTSA Environmental Committee’s primary purpose is to promote awareness of and responsibility for environmental issues.
CLICK HERE FOR LOTS OF VALUABLE INFORMATION!
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ARTS IN EDUCATION REFLECTIONS PROGRAM
Judging is underway for the Cinco Ranch High School Reflections program. Forty-two Cougar students were inspired to create works of art related to the theme “Diversity Means…” Judges are evaluating the entries based on three criteria: interpretation of the theme, artistic merit and creativity, and mastery of the medium. Cinco students submitted entries in the categories of visual arts, photography, literature, and film production. The Reflections program also includes dance choreography and musical composition. Students are encouraged to consider these areas as well for future Reflections contests.
CRHS PTSA Reflections Chairperson Cris Bowden would like to thank all the students who shared their creative work in the competition. Top finishers will be moving to the next stage of Reflections with the Katy Council of PTAs. Mrs. Bowden would like to extend a special thanks to the World Geography department for encouraging their students to enter Reflections. For students who are planning ahead to next year, the 2012-2013 PTA Reflections theme will be: “The Magic of a Moment…”
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CRHS PTSA HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE
The hospitality team of CRHS PTSA provides our teachers and staff with many special treats during the year, showing them our appreciation for their dedication and service. Donations of food items are needed for these events:
- Pie Day
- Chocolate Day
- Mailbox Treats
- “Teacher Appreciation Week” Luncheon
Donated goodies can be bought or purchased. If you would like to help the hospitality team, download this form here!
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INTERNATIONAL/NEWCOMERS GROUP
Join this group as they welcome and assist families new to CRHS during Registration and Round Up. If you’re new to CRHS and need information, please contact Committee Chair, Julia Miller at moscowslb@yahoo.com.
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 JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT
Inspiring students to value free enterprise, business and economics
Junior Achievement curriculum brings to Katy ISD students real-life lessons on the value of free enterprise, money management skills, career preparation and the role each of us plays in our local and national economy. JA volunteers are trained and given all the materials necessary to present the Junior Achievement program. Volunteers choose their grade-level and work with the classroom teacher in scheduling their class visits.
To volunteer for JA, you need
- One hour per week for six to eight weeks at the secondary level
- Participation in a one-time orientation for first-time JA volunteers
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