Senior Men,
The Mr. Cy Woods Pageant is Thursday, May 10th. We are still looking for Senior Contestants and Escorts. If you would like to participate, please stop by the AP office or Finance Office and pick up an application. They are due tomorrow, April 26th.
Come on Seniors, join in the fun!
The library will be celebrating Disability Book Week this week. This state-wide event is a way to raise disability awareness and increase inclusion in literature by encouraging individuals and organizations to read disability inclusive books. We will have a display featuring books showcasing characters or people with disabilities. Our vitals and life skills classes have shared their wonderful artwork with us. Stop by the library to see their awesome artwork and check out a book to read inclusively!
On Friday, April 22 and Saturday April 23, Science Olympiad competed at the State Competition Rice Invitational and earned 11th Overall. Notable placements were:
1st place - Gravity Vehicle
1st place - Wright Stuff
3rd place - Codebusters
Everyone has been working so hard and we are confident that we will continue to bring the bling for Mrs. Campbell next year. She is so proud of all of the group and has mixed feelings about it being the end of the season: she is excited for next year and sad to see her seniors leaving. We have come a long way and pride does not begin to describe what she feels for all of you guys.
The Cy Woods Girls Golf team did amazing, in a very competitive field at district this week! We had one Wildcat advancing to regionals and make first team all district!! We also had 2 Wildcats named to the Texas girls coaches association and Texas high school coaches association Academic All-State Team!
Vet med competed yesterday at area. The team was 9th overall and we had a Wildcat place 1st overall. They will compete at Texas A&M at the state competition on April 30th.
Our Junior Varsity Girls track team competed in the District Track Meet at Cy Ranch High School last night. The competition was fierce through out the entire meet and it came down to the last event. We finished 2nd overall by a slim margin of 3 points! The coaches are extremely proud of the way everyone competed all season and especially last night. Varsity girls will compete at the College Park invitational meet on Saturday. Go Wildcats!
The Wildlife team competed at the Welder Wildlife Foundation and placed 6th in Area III and 9th in Region III. They will compete at State on April 19th!
The Finance office is out of backpacks. Our shipment will not arrive until the end of April. We apologize for not being able to offer this service. We will let you know if and when we get a shipment.
Congratulations Concert and Camerata orchestra for sweepstakes at their UIL contest.
212 Wildcats
The Kindness to Action club is having a shoe drive NOW through April 1st. Please bring gently used tennis shoes to Mrs. Witcher’s room in room 2608 and put them in the cardboard box. ANYONE can participate in this shoe drive.
Our varsity girls soccer team got Spring Break kicked off right when they smacked the Spartans with seven goals scored by six different Wildcats! This win helped our girls bring home the program's sixth district championship! These Cats begin their playoff run this Thursday at the Berry Center versus a tough Tomball team. Come out and support these Wildcats!! Good Luck Soccer!!
Your Lady Wildcat JV Soccer team started Spring Break off by clinching Undefeated District Championship by beating the Spartans 7 to 0. The Lady Wildcats finished with 89 goals for and only 2 against all season! 212 Soccer!
This Saturday the Cadettes competed in the Crowd Pleasers Texas State Championship. The Cadettes brought home lots of awards.
2 3rd runners up for solos
The Cadette social officers were named the 1st place state champion socials.
The Cadette line officers received 1st place for their open, 3rd place for their lyrical and 3rd place for their contemporary. They were named 3rd place XL Grand Champion Officers and 4th place overall state champion officer line.
The Cadettes received 1st place for their team jazz, novelty and open. They received 2nd place for their pom and lyrical.
In a very close competition, the Cadettes were named 2nd place XL Grand State Champion. Only 1.25 points were between 1st and 2nd.
The Cadettes also received an academic achievement award for having a high team GPA of 3.8.
The Cadettes were named 3rd place overall state champion team which included 4 diamond adjudication awards which is the highest you can receive.
The Cadettes will next head to Grand Nationals in Florida in 2 weeks to complete their competition season.
We are so proud of our third place state champion Cadettes!
Our Wildcat hockey team suffered a tough loss Friday to that pesky team from Klein. Our seniors played fantastic! On Sunday our Wildcats took on the San Antonio Jr. Rampage and came away with a 5 to 3 victory. This puts our Wildcats in the #1 seed for playoffs. More info on playoffs to come.
Wildcats, Dual Credit Registration is open now. If you are interested in taking a college class on our campus next school year, you must complete a PINK registration form and submit it no later than April 29. Visit with Ms. Pickett in the Counseling Office or Mrs. England in the College and Career Center.
Remember, Dual Credit registration requires an extra step - the pink registration sheet. Start now so you don't miss out on DC classes.
Thursday we had 6 teams compete at the Katy CDE contest and had 3 teams place in the top 10!
Horse Judging placed 2nd overall. With individual placements of 6th and 8th.
Wildlife and Habitat Evaluation placed 7th overall. With individual placement of 14th.
Nursery Landscape placed 10th overall. With individual placement of 18th.
Vet Med had a 3rd overall individual.
Congrats to all!
It was a busy baseball weekend. Both JV and Varsity played in tournaments. Varsity faced some really tough competition. They played 5 games winning 2, losing 1 and tying 2. JV fought hard and won all 5 games!
This week Varsity plays in another tournament here at home, so come support your favorite baseball players this weekend starting Thursday.
JV and Sophomore teams play the ponies here Tuesday night and Bridgeland away on Thursday night.
Keep up the good work baseball!
This past Saturday our varsity soccer girls battled strong winds but came away with a five to zero victory over the Cy Park tigers. It was an all senior scoring sheet. These Cats have two regular season games left so come out tomorrow and help to celebrate senior night. We cannot wait to honor these seniors and all they've done for our program. We love you seniors and 212 soccer!!
On Saturday your Lady Wildcat JV soccer team continued their undefeated season with a 4 to nothing win. Come out tomorrow night and support the last home game of the season. 212 wildcats!
In Honor of Presidents day let's talk about Barack Hussein Obama. He is an American attorney and politician who served as the 44th president of the United States from 2009 to 2017. He was the first African-American president of the United States. He previously served as a U.S. senator from Illinois from 2005 to 2008 and an Illinois state senator from 1997 to 2004. Obama's election in 2008 signified that our country was moving in the right direction -- a country who once had African slaves had finally elected an African-American to be president.
Wednesday 2/23
Today’s American history fact is about Kamala Harris, who is an American politician and attorney. She is the 49th and current vice president of the United States. Kamala Harris was born in Oakland , California and her mother was Tamil Indian and her father is a British Jamaican. She is the first female vice president and the highest-ranking female official in U.S. history, as well as the first African American and first Asian American vice president.
Today’s American history fact is Colin Luther Powell was an American politician, statesman, diplomat, and United States Army officer who served as the 65th United States Secretary of State from 2001 to 2005. He was the first African-American secretary of state. Powell was born in New York City to parents who had immigrated from Jamaica. He also participated in ROTC and received a commission as an Army second lieutenant upon graduation in June 1958. He was a professional soldier for 35 years, during which time he held many command and staff positions and rose to the rank of four-star general. He was Commander of the US Army Forces Command in 1989.
