Bulletin Board (Hyde Park Academy High School)

FINANCIAL AID "MONEY MATTERS" COMPLETE FAFSA IMMEDIATELY @ HYDE PARK

Dear Senior Parents & Senior Students,

Your FAFSA is an essential part of the college admissions process. To ensure you get off to a great financial track by claiming any federal and/or state funding made available to you and your family, YOUR SON/DAUGHTER'S FAFSA MUST BE COMPLETED AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.

For February and March of 2012, there will be a "STEPPING WITH FAFSA" PARENT/STUDENT WORKSHOP designed to help parents complete the FAFSA while you enjoy your favorite stepping tunes and good food. You must RSVP with Ms. Tolbert for the upcoming events.

"STEPPING WITH FAFSA" ON FEBRUARY 23RD - YOU MUST RSVP BY FEBRUARY 19TH via email at CRTolbert@cps.edu or (773) 535-0904.

"STEPPING WITH FAFSA" ON MARCH 22ND" - YOU MUST RSVP BY MARCH 18TH via email at CRTolbert@cps.edu or (773) 535-0904.

School Fees

UIC SUMMER Engineering High School Institute

UIC SUMMER Engineering High School Institute - This is a summer program designed to ensure that minority students gain exposure to principles of mathematics and the basic sciences and to encourage them to pursue an undergraduate education in engineering, math, and the sciences. This is a four week summer program beginning of half-day classroom instruction in simple circuit board design and digital logic. The program and materials are free of charged and public transportation is provided. Further information can be found at http://www.uops.uillinois.edu/ui-service/display.asp?ProgID=205 Denise R. Hayman Director of Minority Affairs 312-996-2201 Email: dhayman@uic.edu

AFTER-SCHOOL HOMEWORK HELP IS NOW IN PROGRESS.

AFTER-SCHOOL HOMEWORK HELP - Our Hyde Park After-School Homework Center, located in room 146, will be open Mon-Thurs from 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm. For more info contact Mr. Gaulding at (773) 535-6784.

IN-SCHOOL SUSPENSION INFORMATION

IN-SCHOOL SUSPENSION INFORMATION –The CPS Student Conduct/Discipline Code outlines rule infractions and possible consequences. HPA’s In-School Suspension Program is operating daily as a method of student remediation. Main program components include the following: In-school suspension will be served in the In-School-Suspension Room, monitored by the In-School- Suspension Dean on the date assigned by the administration. The dates are not negotiable. The suspension will be served from 8:00 am to the end of eighth period. Entry into the ISS room will not be granted after first period bell. Failure to report on time will result in a penalty of out of school suspension, detention or additional in-school suspension. Students are responsible for bringing all books, assignments, school related materials/supplies with them before entering the ISS room. There will be no locker visits. Teacher and student will have one day to communicate about assignments before student serves In- School Suspension the following day. Teachers may visit their students in ISS to discuss/explain assignments, pick up completed work, etc. No Electronics of any kind are allowed in ISS room. All these items will be taken on sight. Cell phones are to be turned off. Students serving in-school suspension cannot leave the ISS room unless accompanied by a staff member. Bathroom breaks are granted as needed, and all students will leave ISS escorted by security. Students will have the opportunity to obtain lunch from cafeteria, and bring it back to ISS room. There will be no talking, visiting or loitering during this exercise. Lunch will be eaten in the ISS room.

SERVICE LEARNING HOURS

SERVICE LEARNING - All students are expected to earn 10 service learning hours for each year of high school. Hours must be with approved non-for-profit organizations. Students can earn hours while in the classroom and during the school day.

Bell Schedule

Hyde Park Academy
Bell Schedule 2009

Period	Regular	Advisory
	Monday, Thursday, Friday	Tuesday and Wednesday
1^st	8:00-8:46	8:00-8:42
2^nd	8:50-9:36	8:46-9:28
Division		9:32-10:14
3^rd ^Lunch	9:40-10:26	10:18-11:00
4^th ^Lunch	10:30-11:16	11:04-11:46
5^th ^Lunch	11:20-12:06	11:50-12:32
6^th ^Lunch	12:10-12:56	12:36-1:18
7^th ^Lunch	1:00-1:46	1:22-2:04
8th	1:50-2:36	2:08-2:50