Freshmen
Important Dates for Freshmen
Updates for Freshmen
Aims Update
Aims retakes will be administered at Chaparral on October 30th (WRITING), October 31st (READING) and November 1st (MATH). This will be a regular school day for all students.
Any student who still needs to meet standards in any area will receive a note reminding them to attend for testing.
Any junior or senior who had already met standards but wishes to retake any area to try for and exceeds standards should sign up in the front office at Mrs. Poole's desk. Students who achieve and exceeds standards on all 3 subject areas of AIMS may qualify for the Arizona Board of Regents Tuition Waiver Scholarship. See www.ade.az.gov for more information or pick up a brochure in the Guidance Office or from Mrs. Poole.
Beginning with Class of 2009, only AIMS results from sophomore and junior year will be considered when determining eligibility for the High Honors Tuition Waiver. Students will need to 'Exceed' on AIMS during their sophomore or junior year to qualify.
Any student who still needs to meet standards in any area will receive a note reminding them to attend for testing.
Any junior or senior who had already met standards but wishes to retake any area to try for and exceeds standards should sign up in the front office at Mrs. Poole's desk. Students who achieve and exceeds standards on all 3 subject areas of AIMS may qualify for the Arizona Board of Regents Tuition Waiver Scholarship. See www.ade.az.gov for more information or pick up a brochure in the Guidance Office or from Mrs. Poole.
Beginning with Class of 2009, only AIMS results from sophomore and junior year will be considered when determining eligibility for the High Honors Tuition Waiver. Students will need to 'Exceed' on AIMS during their sophomore or junior year to qualify.
School Code
The Chaparral HS school code is 030-397. The high school is utilized when registering for test and the NCAA clearinghouse, when submitting materials for scholarships and college admission packages.
Request for Official Transcripts
Request for official transcripts should be directed to docufide.com and not the counselor or the registrar.
New Policy - Personal Electronic Devices
Cellular phones and other electronic devices may only be used between class periods or during lunch. Electronic devices are not to be used at any time during class. Confiscated electronic devices must be picked up by parents from the grade level administrator.
From the Health Office
Students must be compliant with immunizations before entering school. All students need 2MMR’s, the Hepatitis B series, polio vaccine and a Tetanus/Diphtheria (TD) shot within the last 10 years. Students who are not compliant will be unable to register.The health center does not dispense any medication unless it is brought in by the parent or student; this includes over the counter medicine as well as prescription medicine. Students are not allowed to carry any medicine with them on campus; asthma inhalers are the exception as long as a form has been filled out in the health center.
Vision and hearing tests will be done in the fall of 2007. All 9th graders must have their hearing tested. All students new to SUSD need to have a vision/hearing screening. The Health office phone # is 489-484-6511. The fax# is 480-484-6501.
Students must have current immunizations to complete the registration process.
Maricopa County Immunization 2007-2008
A.R.S. 15-852 Proof of immunizations; non-compliance;
notice to parents; civil immunity. R9-6-702 Required immunizations for child care or school entry.7th thru 11th grade entry:
- at least 4 Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis (DTaP or DTP or DT or 3 Diphtheria/Tetanus only (Td)
- At least 3 Polio (OPV)
- 2 Measles, Mumps, Rubella(MMR)
- 3 Hepatitis B (hep B or HBV) or series started and next dose not yet due
- 1 Td booster if 10 yrs. since last DTaP/DTP/DT