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CLINE ELEMENTARY REGISTRATION 2007-2008

General District Registration Information and Transfers

General School Information : Cline Elementary Website

 

Students who will be 5 years old on or before September 1, 2007 are eligible to enroll.

WHAT TO BRING TO REGISTER: (Originals and COPIES):
1. Proof of Residency (utility bill showing name and current date, i.e., light bill, water bill, gas bill, lease contract).
2. Driver's license
3. Original state birth certificate (NO hospital certificate)
4. Child's Social Security card
5. Immunization record showing the following:
- DTP/DTaP or DT: At least 5 doses of DTP/DTaP or DT of which at east 1 dose received since the 4th birthday.
- Oral Polio: A minimum of 4 doses, one of which has been received since the 4th birthday.
- Rubeola: Two doses of vaccine (10 day measles) Given after 1st birthday.
- Rubella: Two doses of vaccine (3 day measles) Given after1st birthday.
- Mumps:Two doses of vaccine. Given after 1st birthday.
- Hepatitis B: Three doses of vaccine
- Varicella (Chicken pox) One dose of varicella vaccine or documentation of illness - Given after 1st birthday.
- Hepatitis A: Recommended

Students with incomplete or without required immunizations will not be allowed to register. If you have a question about your shots, bring the record in to the school nurse prior to the time of registration.

PTO will be taking orders for pre-packaged school supplies and t-shirts at registration.


CLINE OPEN REGISTRATION FOR GRADES K-3 WILL BE:

AUGUST 14 - 16 AND AUGUST 20 ­ 22 9:00 - 11:00 & 1:00 - 2:00

TEACHER LIST POSTED 8/23 4:00

NEW TO DISTRICT ORIENTATION 8/24 1:30 - 2:30
MEET & GREET 8/24 2:30 - 3:30

SCHOOL STARTS 8/27/07 

Directions to Cline Elementary: From Houston, take I-45 South, exit FM 2351 and turn right at the light.  Go about 5 miles.  Turn left on Sunset.  Turn left on Briarmeadow.  The school is on the right.
Grades Early Childhood, Kindergarten through 3
505 Briarmeadow
281-482-1201/Fax: 281-996-2557
Enrollment: 829
School Hours: 7:40 a.m. - 2:40 p.m.
Principal: Debbie Smith
Assistant Principal: Barry Clifford
Counselor: Michelle Bowman
TEA Exemplary Campus
 
2006 School Accountability Rating: Exemplary
Gold Performance Acknowledgments:
- Commended on Reading/ELA
- Commended on Mathematics
View Cline's
AEIS Report 2005-2006 (pdf)
School Report Card 2005-2006 (pdf)

Exemplary is a perfect word to describe C. W. Cline Elementary. A staff of approximately 75 provides an outstanding learning environment for students in a preschool program through grade 3.

Principal, Debbie Smith received her M. Ed. from the University of St. Thomas. She has 31 years of experience in education, including 19 years at C. W. Cline.

Barry Clifford is the Assistant Principal. Barry came to Cline last year from Friendswood High School where he was a soccer/football coach and the world languages team leader.

Together Debbie and Barry will utilize their experience and passion for teaching to maintain the high standards at Cline and lead a wonderful staff.

"I believe you could describe our school as a school with HEART. We want the child to know we care before we ever attempt to teach any curriculum. We want our parents to feel we are all a part of one family and this is their school."

Cline has a very sophisticated curriculum which adheres to the Texas State required T.E.K.S. Our music program has piano keyboards and handbells which are used to teacher every single child to read and write music.

A "hands-on" science program is a cooperative effort between classroom instruction and P.T.O. volunteers as lab situations are used to motivate a continuing love of science.

Art, drama, p.e., library, and technology are all a part of the instructional menu of this challenging school curriculum.

School hours are grades K-3: 7:40 a.m.-2:40 p.m. morning PPCD: 7:40-10:30 a.m. and afternoon PPCD: 11:50 a.m.-2:40 p.m.