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January 22, 2019
Dear Parent(s)/Guardian(s),
I HAVE A DREAM! – I remember the 60’s. There was some great music, the arrival of the Beatles, Hemisfair 68, the moon landing in ’69. However, it was also a very tumultuous time. I remember special reports on riots and student marches. The country was birthing cultural change, and the labor pains were many. In the midst of the turmoil was a voice that cried out against inequality. He said, “Nonviolence is absolute commitment to the way of love. Love is not emotional bashing; it is not empty sentimentalism. It is the active outpouring of one’s whole being into the being of another.” Dr. Martin Luther King knew that equality could never be won through violence, because you cannot force change into the heart of another. Instead, he shared his dream of a time when children of different races could play together. He talked of a time when peaceful co-existence would replace suspicion and contempt. That dream is alive. I see it each time I walk onto the MAC campus and see the diversity of our students. We have children of all races, colors, creeds, and nationalities. Bi-racial children that blend the best of two worlds. Most important is that you can see those students talking, interacting and supporting one another. Is it perfect? No, but then nothing is perfect. However, it is the fulfillment of a dream. At MAC, we celebrate and embrace our diversity. Our diversity defines who we are as a campus and as a community. Regardless of who we are, where we came from, or what our background, we are all Brahmas. We should never take that for granted. I realize the importance of Dr. King’s dream, and the fact that it required not just opportunity but education and character to seize and empower change. Dr. King said, “The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to think critically. Intelligence plus character – that is the goal of true education.” Dr. King gave the "I have a dream" speech, because it is our dreams that change the course of history. May we never forget the dream! I hope you all had a great holiday. Go Brahmas!
NEW SIGNS – This Thursday we will have new directional signs installed. They will be a beautiful and functional addition to our campus. These signs are a much needed and appreciated gift from out MAC PTSA. The signs will clearly mark the entrance and exit, as well as the way to the athletic fields. I want to extend thanks to our Brahma PTSA for their wonderful gift. Special thanks to Belle Watson for all of her hard work, and to our NEISD construction management for their support. Go Brahma PTSA!
Here is all the news for the week:
ANNOUNCEMENTS-
STUDENT RANK INFORMATION – NEISD released the second, fourth, and seventh semester ranks to our high school students on Friday, January 18, 2019. Sophomores receive their second semester rank, which includes the two semesters of course work completed in their freshman year. Juniors receive their fourth semester rank, which includes the four semesters of course work completed in their freshman and sophomore years. Seniors receive their final seventh semester rank, which includes all completed course work through December 21, 2018.
Your child’s rank is posted to his/her transcript, which can be viewed in the Skyward Student Access and Parent Access under the Portfolio tile. Students may also go to the Counseling Office to receive their rank.
EOC TESTING DATES - NEISD High School students are administered, and must pass, five End-Of Course (EOC) exams to satisfy the State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness (STAAR) requirements to graduate. The five EOC exams are: English I, English II, Algebra I, Biology and U.S. History. This Spring the STAAR/EOC exams will be administered on the following days:
April 9 – English I
April 11 – English II
May 6 – Algebra I
May 7 – Biology
May 8 – US History
Please see the attached letters (provided in both English and Spanish) regarding these assessments.
EMERGENCY EPI PEN – Beginning Tuesday, January 22, 2019, trained campus personnel will be able to administer an epinephrine injection in an emergency situation.
This does not replace the Epi pens provided for students who may require access to an epinephrine injection. Parents are expected to provide those pens to the school as always. Attached are letter in English and Spanish, from Dr. Gottardy.
PTA REFLECTIONS – MacArthur had one winner in the NEISD Council of PTA’s Reflections contest. Congratulations to Elie Zinsmeister, who received the Overall Award of Excellence in Literature. Elie’s work advanced to the State competition in April. Elie will be recognized at the District level awards on March 5th at Krueger Middle School. Way to go Elie!
SCHOOL BUS RIDERS - Please be aware, there is a “School Bus Transportation Guideline” that all NEISD schools must follow. For this reason, and the safety of all our students, we cannot allow students to randomly ride a different school bus to a friend or relative’s house. If there is an emergency, we must have a written note signed by parent or guardian, explaining the reason for the request. Written requests must be turned in to the Main Office as soon as possible, as we must still call to confirm that it is a valid request. Processing can take some time, so it cannot be done at the bus circle during afternoon departure. When emergencies do come up, we will try our best to assist. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
CLEAR BACKPACKS - All students are still required to carry clear backpacks. In spite of rumors to the contrary, this has not changed. Students are still required to carry only CLEAR BACKPACKS. Non-clear backpacks are subject to being confiscated. It is very important that you remind your child of this requirement.
EMERGENCY UPDATES - Parents should check Skyward Family Access to make sure that emergency pickup contacts are current and correct.
MAC SENIORS -
HONOR GRAD INFORMATION - Due to circumstances beyond our control, we were unable to distribute Honor Graduate information this past Friday as planned. Counselors will notify students of Senior Honor Graduate status at a later date. I will notify you when we are able to release that information to the students.
Superlative Nominations - Seniors can nominate their classmates for Superlative Awards using a paper nomination form from their English teacher and turning it in to Mrs. Cox (C245) or Ms. Moyer (A213). Nominations can also be submitted online by going to the NEISD Launchpad and clicking on the link for Superlative Nominations. The nomination period will end on January 24.
"Fri-to" Be A Second Semester Senior Celebration Lunch - On Friday, January 25 the Senior Class will be serving Frito Pies and Hot Cocoa during all three lunch periods. This event is open to Seniors who have paid their dues by January 24. Come celebrate your final semester of high school in the bus circle during your lunch!
Please contact the Senior Class Sponsors, April Moyer (amoyer@) or Spencer Cox (scox5@) if you have questions about Senior Events.
MAC YEARBOOK - The yearbook is a great way for your teen to remember this year’s events at Mac. As a parent, you know the importance of remembering your teen years and all of the people and events that made that time special. Buy online with a credit card, debit card or PayPal at . Also, parents of the class of 2019- we know how proud you are of your teen's accomplishments. Tell them how great they are by purchasing a senior ad in the yearbook. Ads are available in a variety of sizes and prices. Start creating yours at
. Go Brahma Yearbook!
ACTIVITIES -
MAC GIRLS’ BASKETBALL – On Wednesday our Lady Brahmas were back at BAC taking on Reagan’s Lady Rattlers for the second time this season. This was a tough re-match, but our Brahmas would not be denied. By halftime, they held a close 23 to 20 lead. In the second half, Reagan came out to try for the lead, but it was short lived, as the Brahmas outscored the Rattlers 30 to 26. At the final buzzer, the Brahmas took a big 53 to 46 win over Reagan.
On Saturday, our Lady Brahmas traveled to LEE to take on the Lady Volunteers. Both teams were determined to take the win, and played a tight game. In the first quarter, our Lady Brahmas outscored the Vols by 6-points. By the half, the Brahmas held a close 21 to 18 lead. Our Lady Brahmas added an additional 18 points in the third quarter and 15 points in the fourth quarter. At the final buzzer, the Brahmas took a commanding 54 to 39 win over LEE.
Our Lady Brahmas are now 7 and 2 in district play, and they currently hold 2nd place in district. Way to go!! On Tuesday, our Lady Brahmas will return to BAC at 5 pm, to take on Roosevelt. Then, on Friday, they will be at MAC at 7:30 pm to take on South San. You do not want to miss these games. Come on out and cheer on our Lady Brahmas as they get closer to the end of their district run.
Special congratulations to senior guard Sydney Blakely. On the week of January 7th, Sydney was named the Express News Player of the week. She had 19 points, five assists and four steals in the Lady Brahmas’ 62-61 victory over Johnson. Overall, Sydney is averaging 10.6 points, 5.2 assists and 3.2 steals. Way to go Sydney! Go Lady Brahma Basketball!
MAC BOYS’ BASKETBALL – On Tuesday, the Brahmas were back at BAC, taking on the Reagan Rattlers. After a slow start, the Brahmas came back in the second quarter to trail by a narrow 21 to 28 margin at the half. Our Brahmas contained the Rattlers, and continued to close the gap through the second half. At the final buzzer, the Brahmas took a close 5-point loss.
On Friday, our Brahmas traveled to LEE High School to take on the Volunteers. The Brahmas came out strong, and after one quarter, they led the Vols 19 to 9. The Brahmas continued to play hard, and by the half, they held a 33 to 20 lead. In the second half, LEE tried to mount a comeback, but the Brahmas held them off, and at the final buzzer, they took a 47 to 40 win over LEE in their final game of the first round of district play. Way to go Brahmas!
This week the Brahmas will be back at BAC at 5 pm on Wednesday, to take on Roosevelt. Then, on Friday, they will travel to South San, to take on the Bobcats at 7:30 pm. Please come on out and let’s support our Brahmas as they continue their district run. Go Brahma Basketball!
MAC GIRLS’ SOCCER – This past Monday, our Lady Brahmas traveled to the SAISD fields to take on the Edison Lady Golden Bears. Our Lady Brahmas scored early and held off Edison to take the 1 to 0 win. On Thursday, the Brahmas traveled to Georgetown to compete in the Governor’s Cup Showcase. This is a tough and very competitive tournament. Their first outing was against Plano West. Our Lady Brahmas played hard, but took the 2 to 0 loss. On Friday, they returned to Georgetown to to take on Plano East. This is a top ranked team. Our Brahmas fought hard, but took a loss to Plano East. On Saturday, the Brahmas played their final game of the tournament against College Station. Once again, the Brahmas played hard and gave their best, but took a tough 3 to 0 loss.
This week our Lady Brahmas are off. They will return to BAC West on Tuesday the 29th, to open district play against Roosevelt. Get ready to cheer on our Lady Brahmas as they start their district run. Go Lady Brahma Soccer!
MAC BOYS’ SOCCER – This past Tuesday, our Brahmas were at Comalander Stadium, taking on Steele. Once again, our Brahmas were ready to compete and scored 2 goals in the first half, and added 3 more goals in the second half. Samuel Villegas had 1 goal and 3 assists, Bode Bleamaster had 2 goals and 2 assists, Mauricio Campos had 1 goal, and William Vidal had 1 goal. Isaac Navarro played the full 80 minutes at goal and had 6 saves and gave up only 1 goal in the second half, as the Brahmas took a 5 to 1 win over Steele.
This Tuesday, the Brahmas will be back at Comalander Stadium to face East Central at 7 pm.
Come on out and support our Brahmas. Go Brahma soccer!
MAC WRESTLING – Mac wrestling traveled up to New Braunfels Canyon this past weekend where our boys varsity completed in the Mabry duals and our lone female wrestler Dakota Drew competed in the Cougarette Classic where she finished 6th place in her weight class.
Varsity boys’ results are below:
At 106 Ethan Huerta went 0-1 with a tough loss in overtime.
At 120 Gibi Gamez wrestled up a weight class in order to get one match and won by pin.
At 126 Xavier Sanchez went 1-1 wrestling at both 126 and 132.
At 126 Jack Huerta went 1-0 beating a state qualifier from last year out of Steele.
At 195 Baryn Carter got in two matches going 1-1.
At 220 Eric Molbe got in two matches and went 1-1.
At 285 Nathan Escobar wrestled tough going 1-1.
It was a good day for Mac Wrestling. Next Thursday January 24th, Mac Wrestling will be at Home for a dual against rival Madison. If you have never seen these athletes compete or want to see what wrestling is all about come cheer our Brahmas on in the gym starting at 5:00pm. Go Brahma Wrestling!
MAC AQUATICS – MAC Swimming is currently on a brief break. Next Friday and Saturday, they will compete in the district meet. Come on out and support our Brahmas. Go Brahma Aquatics!
MAC THEATER - This Thursday, Friday and Saturday only, please come and join us literally on the MacArthur stage, as our award winning theatre department presents “The Heidi Chronicles” by Wendy Wasserstein in a “Black Box” style production. Seating is limited!
This Pulitzer Prize winning play, written in 1988 as a chronicle of feminism from the ’60s to the late ’80s, is about a moment in history that is still relevant today. Comprised of a series of interrelated scenes, the play traces the coming of age of Heidi Holland, a successful art historian, as she tries to find her bearings in a rapidly changing world. General admission tickets are only five dollars ($5). Show times are as follows:
Thursday, January 24th 2019 7:00p.m.
Friday, January 25th, 2019 7:00p.m.
Saturday, January 26th, 2019 2:30 and 7:00 p.m.
You do not want to miss this great production. For complete information, please see the attached flyer. Go Brahma Theater!
MAC BAND – The weekend of January 11th was a great weekend for MAC band. Congratulations to Aaron Lira on his second selection to the TMEA All-State band as a percussionist! Aaron received three of five first place votes in the room and ranked first out of all percussionist in our Area. Less than 3% of auditioning students ever make it this far in the process, and we have been fortunate to have at least one MacArthur representative each of the last three years. It was an incredible weekend of auditions, with our other four potential students receiving very high marks, including freshmen Zane Laijas who received first alternate (runner up) on the oboe. The future is looking bright for the Brahma Band program! Go Brahma Band!
MAC PFC – Congratulations to PFC, the MAC varsity a cappella group, and part of the MAC Choir program. PFC was selected to open for Dcappella at the Majestic Theater on Jan 29th at 7:00 PM. They were chosen after posting several videos on Instagram. For many of these students, it will be their first time performing in a professional theater. Matt Woodward, one of the directors of PFC, says, ”Any opportunity to see contemporary a cappella in Texas is nice, but getting to see a great group on a great stage AND get to open for them is beyond our expectation. It’s an incredible learning opportunity for our students.” Lindsay Kutac, senior, says, “The Majestic Theatre is a place where artists I have been awed and inspired by have performed before my very eyes. The idea that I’ll be performing on the same stage, and PFC could be a group that awes and inspires others is incredible. I’m absolutely floored.” Congratulations to our Brahma PFC, and to our Directors, Matt Woodward and Anna Gann. Go Brahma PFC!
MAC CHEER AND DANCE – Cheer and Dance Tryouts are right around the corner. Current 8th through 11th graders can try out for Cheerleader and JV Lassie Dance Team. Current 9th through 11th graders can try out for the Brahmadoras Varsity Dance. There will be a mandatory candidate and parent meeting in the MAC cafeteria on Monday March 4th at 6:30 pm. For complete information, please see the attached flyer. Go Brahma Spirit!
MAC BASEBALL - The MacArthur High School Baseball Program would like to invite you and your family to the 2019 Hit-A-Thon at MacArthur Baseball field on Saturday, February 9th. There will be competitions for men, women, and kids. Lunch will also be available for $10. For complete information, please see the attached flyer. This will be a fun filled day for the whole family, so please come out and support MacArthur Baseball. Go Brahma Baseball!
DEPARTMENTS-
FROM OUR MAC LIBRARY –
2019 Reading Resolutions: Happy New Year! Students can make reading resolutions for 2019 by filling out our 2019 New Year’s Reading Resolution Sheet. Students can submit their resolutions at the library circulation desk and be entered into a prize drawing at the end of the month.
Let it Snow! Snowflake Challenge: Students will have the opportunity to name the character or book associated with 10 snowflake designs on our bulletin board. Students who make a perfect score will be entered into a prize drawing.
EBSCO Learning Express and PrepSTEP: This new resource prepares students for success whether they are college, career, or military-bound. Students can access Learning Express via Launchpad in the Library Resources folder. Each individual that uses the Learning Express resources will need to register for an account. This allows you to take practice tests, tutorials, courses, and download eBooks. The account also allows you to save and see your results. View our Learning Express and PrepSTEP flyer for more information
Parent OverDrive Accounts: Students already have their own OverDrive accounts, but if you would like to have your own parent account to access ebooks and audio books in OverDrive, please complete this Online OverDrive Parent Registration Form. Please allow 2-3 days for the account to be built. Find help links and reading recommendations in our OverDrive Libguide
Library Lunch Pass Procedures: Lunch passes are available at the front office breezeway during the first 20 minutes of each lunch period. First come, first served. We also honor lunch passes from teachers. Each student must have their own individual pass.
Board Games in the Library: The library offers board games for students to play every day before school and on Fridays during lunch periods. Students can check out a board game to play in the library by providing their student ID card at the library circulation desk.
Library Website and Social Media:
Visit us online at and follow us on Twitter and Instagram @MacArthurLib . Learn more about the library in our online newsletter.
Go Brahma Library!
MAC COUNSELORS’ CORNER –
Check out our website for additional information
2019-2020 Course Selection
Course selection for the 2019-2020 school year has begun with Counselors visiting the World History and World Geography classes last week. Students should continue to enter all their courses as well as alternates in their Skyward Family Access. All courses and any changes should be entered by the student into Skyward by Feb. 8th. Their Blue Course Card is due Feb. 1 to their English teacher with parent signature.
Counselors will be talking to all junior students, and distributing choice cards and information about courses, through their US history class on January 23rd.
MacArthur Course Fair will be held at MacArthur on January 28, 2019 @6:00pm. Come learn about all the courses available for next year.
Course Cards and the NEISD Course Catalog are posted at
Scholarship Alert:
Calling all seniors entering the Education Field! If you are senior who plans to enter the field of Education you can apply for the VIRGIL T. BLOSSOM Scholarship. Applications are available in the counseling office or Career Center and should be submitted ASAP. See your counselor, or Ms. Lucero in the Career Center, for more information.
Dual Credit
Both the Apply Texas Handbook and the Dual Credit Academic Handbook are now available in the counseling office for those students wanting to apply for dual credit courses for the 2019-2020 school year. We will continue to make announcements regarding important deadlines. If you have not already, sign up on Remind (Text: @macdc2019 to 81010) to receive text/email updates of all Dual Credit events and deadlines. First deadline: Apply, using the DC Apply Texas Handbook, by Feb. 15, 2019.
The PSAT/NMSQT and PSAT 8/9 was administered to students on October 10, 2018. December 11–13, 10th/11th grade students who took the PSAT/NMSQT (and provided their email address on their PSAT/NMSQT answer sheet) should have received an email reminder, from College Board, explaining how to view their scores. The email provides instructions on creating a College Board account (if the student does not already have one), viewing the student’s online score report (sample score report) by using the student’s access code. Ninth grade students, who took the PSAT 8/9, will not get an email but can also create a College Board account to view their scores. Students can set up a free College Board account at any time. For more information, click College Board video for more tips to help you access scores. English teachers will be talking to students about their scores and will return their actual test booklet so students can review their answers with the actual questions.
MacArthur Career Center:
Ms. Emma Lucero and Ms. Rosemary Rodriguez are available to assist students and parents with all aspects of college and/or life after high school. (8:00am – 5:00pm in the Career Center). Ms. Lucero can schedule one-on-one conferences with parents. Career Center direct line is 210-356-7606.
Seniors: Bring your college acceptance letters to Ms. Lucero to be showcased on the “Acceptance Letter Wall” outside the Career Center.
Looking for scholarships? NEISD provides scholarship opportunities at
PTA’s BLOSSOM SCHOLARSHIP - Calling all seniors entering the Education Field!
• Any graduating senior from NEISD that plans to enter the field of Education can apply for the VIRGIL T. BLOSSOM Scholarship.
• One recipient from each NEISD High School is chosen for the scholarship. Currently the scholarship is $3,400 to be paid in increments of $425 per semester.
• Application and instructions can be picked up in the counseling office or Career Center
• Applications are due in the Career Center by January 25, 2019.
• For more information, please contact Kim Piccirilli in the MacArthur counseling department or Blossom Scholarship Chair Jackie Robb 210-854-6120.
FAFSA-Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) opened October 1, 2018. Students/parents can go to fafsa. to complete the application. Ms. Lucero or Ms. Rodriguez, in the Career Center, can assist you with completing the application or answering questions.
ASVAB-The next opportunity to take the ASVAB test this school year at Mac will be on Wednesday, Feb. 6. If you have not signed up to take the test, you can go to the counseling office and put your name on the list at the receptionist’s desk. Remember, this test is not only for students who are interested in joining the military. It is also a great assessment tool to help you identify what career areas best suit you.
2017-2018 SAT/ACT Information:
SAT Registration:
ACT Registration:
IMPORTANT UPCOMING DATES:
January 23 – Counselors will be in the US History classes to discuss 2019-2020 registration and hand out choice cards for next year. This year students will enter their course selection in Skyward.
January 28 – Course Fair at MacArthur for the 2019-2020 school year – 6:00 p.m.
February 1 – Choice cards due to English teachers
February 6 – ASVAB Testing (Sign up in counseling)
February 8- All schedules and changes should be entered in Skyward by students.
Follow us on Twitter @MacCounseling
Don’t forget to join your class Remind for updates and announcements.
Seniors: Class of 2019 text @2019mac to 81010
Juniors: Class of 2020 text @2020mac to 81010
Sophm.: Class of 2021 text @2021mac to 81010
Freshman: Class of 2022 text @2022mac to 81010
Go Brahma Counseling!
PARENT INVOLVEMENT-
MAC ORCHESTRA BOOSTERS – If your child is a part of Mac Orchestra, you need to come out and be a part of this great group of parents. All are welcome. Go Brahma MOPA!
MAC CHOIR BOOSTERS – We are still signing up new members, so please come out! If your child is in choir then you need to come out and join this great group of parents and support MAC Choir. Go Brahma Choir Boosters!
MAC BAND BOOSTERS – If your child is a member of our awesome Brahma Band, then you need to come out and be a part of these awesome parents.
Please remember, for the latest updates and information as well as current news, information, and schedules, join us on Facebook (Mac Band Parents), Twitter (@MacBandParents), and Instagram (@MacBandParents), or log in to your Charms account. Go Brahma Band Boosters!
MAC ATHLETIC BOOSTERS – If your child is involved in MAC Athletics, you need to come out and be part of this great organization. Please remember, for the latest athletic updates and information as well as current news, information, and schedules, please go to the Booster website, gobrahmas,com. Go Brahma Athletic Boosters!
MAC ELECTRICAL BOOSTERS – If your child is in the MAC EST program, we ask that you please consider joining MEBC. Your membership dues are used to help fund student activities the students enjoy and look forward to during the year. If you have a student in the MAC ETS program, you need to come out and be a part of this great group of parents. Go Brahma MEBC!
PTSA –
PTSA AWARD – Congratulations to our Brahmas PTSA on earning the Texas PTA President’s List Award. Our PTSA was one of 957 across the state that has recorded more members than all of last year. Way to go! Please remember that it is never too late to join our PTSA. See below for more information.
NEISD COUNCIL of PTA’s BLOSSOM SCHOLARSHIP –
I am repeating the next announcement here, because it is very important for our seniors.
Calling all seniors entering the Education Field!
• Any graduating senior from NEISD that plans to enter the field of Education can apply for the VIRGIL T. BLOSSOM Scholarship.
• One recipient from each NEISD High School is chosen for the scholarship. Currently the scholarship is $3,400 to be paid in increments of $425 per semester.
• Application and instructions can be picked up in the counseling office or Career Center starting on Tuesday November 13, 2018.
• Applications are due in the Career Center by January 25, 2019.
For more information, please contact Kim Piccirilli in the MacArthur counseling department or Blossom Scholarship Chair Jackie Robb 210-854-6120.
Join PTSA: The MacArthur PTSA is a vital link in connecting with our parents and families and a great way for every parent to be involved. The beginning of a new school year means it is time to show your support for our students, our school, and our community. We invite all students, parents and teachers to join! The PTSA is here to advocate and positively influence the lives of all children and families. Make a difference and get involved! Look for a membership table at the upcoming Meet the Brahmas. Dues are $6.50/person. Please take time to join the PTSA and get involved in your child’s school and education.
We want to remind the Mac Family and community to please check out the PTSA website and blog for important information on what is happening at MacArthur! This is a great resource and it can be found at: . Go Brahma PTSA!
NEISD COUNCIL CLOTHES CLOSET - NEISD Council of PTAs Clothes Closet has been selected to participate in a charity competition with Tiff’s Treats to celebrate their 20th Anniversary. Help us win by sharing our charity code NEISD2019 with all your families, neighbors and friends when you place an order with Tiff’s Treats. Make sure you enter this code at checkout in the charity promotion code box each time you order! The code will deduct a penny off each order and that’s your indication that this sale has been recorded.
Ten percent of all sales using charity code NEISD2019 throughout the entire month of January will go to help the Clothes Closet and the organization with the most sales at the end of January will win $20,000! So please help us by sharing this code with everyone you know!
OUR CODE: NEISD2019
Valid 1/3-1/31 Only
All details can be found at this link:
COMMUNITY-
NEISD JOB FAIR - Attached is the flyer for the upcoming Job Fair on Saturday February 9, 2019 at Castle Hills Elementary from 9 am to 12 pm. This is a great opportunity if you are looking for employment, or know someone who is looking for work.
VOTER REGISTRATION –
Voting is a precious right and your vote makes a difference. Don’t be silent; let your voice be heard. Each High School Principal is a Deputy Voter Registrar by law. I want to encourage you to make sure you are registered to vote. If you or your child need to register, you can get a registration card at MacArthur in the Principal’s Office. You can either send it in yourself, or turn it in, and we will make sure it is turned in for you. Go Brahma Voters!
BRAHMA FANS – We want to remind all of our parents, students, and guests who attend games or any event at home or away, that we need your assistance to ensure that we observe appropriate spectator behavior. It is okay to disagree with a call and to be a little loud when supporting our Brahmas. It is not okay to be disruptive or engage in personal attacks or confrontations with Coaches, referees, or students. Anyone causing a disturbance or verbally abusing the officials, coaches, or students will be removed from the game and may face removal from all athletic events. Please let the coaches take care of the coaching and dealing with the officials. It is extremely important for us to model appropriate behavior at any function. Your cooperation and support is greatly appreciated. Go Brahmas!
Here are the events going on in Brahmaland this week:
a. Monday 012119:
i. MLK Day – Student/Teacher Holiday
b. Tuesday 012219:
i. Grupo Folklorico Magnifico @ Senior Dining 4:15 to 6:30 pm
ii. MacTeach @ Library 5 to 7 pm
iii. Orchestra Parent Meeting @ B214 6:30 pm
iv. Girls’ Freshman BB v. Roosevelt @ Roosevelt 5:30 pm
v. Girl’ JV BB v. Roosevelt @ Roosevelt 6:45 pm
vi. Girls’ Varsity BB v. Roosevelt @ BAC 5 pm
vii. Boys’ JV Soccer v. East Central @ Comalander 5 pm
viii. Boys’ Varsity Soccer v. East Central @ Comalander 7:00 pm
c. Wednesday 012319:
i. Electrical Field Trip @ Habitat for Humanity 10 am to 3 pm
ii. Japanese Club Dance Practice @ Senior Dining 4:30 to 5:30 pm
iii. School Nutrition “Taste Test” @ Cafeteria 5 to 8 pm
iv. Theater “The Heidi Chronicles” Preview @ Auditorium 5 to 7 pm
v. Boys’ Freshman A BB v. Roosevelt @ MAC 5 pm
vi. Boys’ Freshman B BB v. Roosevelt @ MAC 6:15 pm
vii. Boys’ JV BB v. Roosevelt @ MAC 7:30 pm
viii. Boys’ Varsity BB v. Roosevelt @ BAC 5 pm
d. Thursday 012419:
i. JROTC JLAB Practice Round II @ Armory
ii. Tennis Varsity Dominion Winter Classic @ Dominion 8 am to 6 pm
iii. College Rep. Visit “Texas A&M Kingsville” @ College & Career Center 10 – 11 am
iv. College Rep Visit “OLLU” @ Cafeteria 12 to 2 pm
v. Grupo Folklorico Magnifico @ Senior Dining 4:15 to 6:30 pm
vi. MacTeach @ Library 5 to 7 pm
vii. Girls’ & Boys’ Varsity Wrestling Dual v. Madison @ MAC 5 pm
viii. Theater “The Heidi Chronicles” @ Auditorium 7 to 9 pm
e. Friday 012519:
i. Girls’ JV Soccer NEISD Tourney All Day
ii. Tennis Varsity Dominion Winter Classic @ Dominion 8 am to 6 pm
iii. Aquatics UIL District Prelims. @ Davis 10 am to 1:15 pm
iv. Senior Class “Senior Lunch” @ Bus Circle 11:45 am to 2:25 pm
v. PALS ALE Day @ Senior Dining Room 2:30 to 3:20 pm
vi. Orchestra Middle School Festival @ Senior Dining & Cafeteria 5 pm to 7:30 pm
vii. Theater “The Heidi Chronicles” @ Auditorium 7 to 9 pm
viii. Boys’ JV Soccer v. Reagan @ MAC 4:30 pm
ix. Girls’ Freshman BB v. South San @ MAC 5 pm
x. Girls’ JV BB v. South San @ MAC 6:15 pm
xi. Girls’ Varsity BB v. South San @ MAC 7:30 pm
xii. Boys’ Freshman A BB v. South San @ South San 5 pm
xiii. Boys’ Freshman B BB v. South San @ South San 6:15 pm
xiv. Boys’ JV BB v. South San @ South San 6 pm
xv. Boys’ Varsity BB v. South San @ South San 7:30 pm
f. Saturday 012619:
i. Girls’ JV Soccer NEISD Tourney All Day
ii. Boys’ JV Soccer v. TBA @ Reagan High School All Day
iii. JROTC 5th Brigade Drill Meet @ HBG Convention Center All Day
iv. UIL Academic Meet @ Cafeteria, 5-Star, C200, C300, A107, D129, Library, Auditorium Foyer 6:30 am to 5 pm
v. Tennis Varsity Dominion Winter Classic @ Dominion 8 am to 6 pm
vi. Credit Recovery @ MAC Science Bldg. 9 am to 1 pm
vii. Theater “The Heidi Chronicles” @ Auditorium 2 to 4 pm
viii. Aquatics UIL District Finals @ Davis 3:35 to 6:15 pm
ix. Theater “The Heidi Chronicles” @ Auditorium 7 to 9 pm
g. Sunday 012719:
i. Cheer Show Off @ Alamo Heights Tine TBA
h. Monday 012819
i. Field Trip Tech Ed. @ MillionAir San Antonio 8:30 am to 12 pm
ii. Course Fair @ MAC 6 to 8 pm
Have a Great Week!
Peter Martinez
Principal, MacArthur High School
“An Investment in our children pays the best interest of all.”
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Douglas MacArthur High School
North East Independent School District
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2923 MacArthur View, San Antonio, Texas 78217
(210) 356-7600 Fax (210) 650-1195
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