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Helping Hands
Contact: Tiffany DiazGirls and Boys Soccer Senior Night Recognition
As part of an agreement with Gina Turner Photography, Gina Turner takes photos at senior nights and posts them on her website for purchase shortly after the event. Photos can be purchased through her website: https://mydigitaldestination.com/ Parents can check that website regularly for athletic photos as they are posted throughout the school year. Parents are always welcome to take photos at any of our athletic events for their personal useContact: Megan Arnold -
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LS Student Half Day
- Carline: PK-2 carline begins at 11:50 a.m. and 3-5 carline begins at noon.
- Kiva coverage will be from noon - 8 p.m. Supervision will be provided for Lower School students (PK - 5) during the time that parents are having conferences. Students may bring something to do - a book, activity, etc. - while parents meet with teachers. Families are encouraged to make other childcare arrangements for children younger than Pre-K.
- ExDay will be from noon – 6 p.m. for students who are enrolled this semester. There will be no other after school activities on this day. Please contact Mr. Jay Woodruff with any questions.
Contact: Caitlin Knox8th Grade Drama Production
Shuddersome: Tales of PoeContact: Leah Garland -
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LS Student Holiday
Contact: Caitlin Knox8th Grade Drama Production - Students Only
Shuddersome: Tales of PoeContact: Leah GarlandBoys Basketball and Swimming Senior Night Recognition
As part of an agreement with Gina Turner Photography, Gina Turner takes photos at senior nights and posts them on her website for purchase shortly after the event. Photos can be purchased through her website: https://mydigitaldestination.com/ Parents can check that website regularly for athletic photos as they are posted throughout the school year. Parents are always welcome to take photos at any of our athletic events for their personal useContact: Megan Arnold8th Grade Drama Production
Shuddersome: Tales of PoeContact: Leah Garland -
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ACT Test Date
Contact: Jennifer Jacobs
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Black History Month Reception
Please RSVPBlack History Month, also known as African-American History Month, is an annual observance in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and the Netherlands. It began as a way to remember the important people and events in the history of the African diaspora. It is celebrated annually in the United States and Canada in February, and in the United Kingdom and the Netherlands in October. Black History Month at Cooper this year will include the following events:- An interactive exhibit celebrating historical, scientific, social, cultural and artistic contributions of African Americans to the United States is on display on the first floor of the Rock Math + Science Center, beginning today and continuing through March 1. Cooper students from all grade levels will have the opportunity to visit the exhibit over the course of the month.
- We invite all members of the Cooper community to visit the display during the school day, or to join us on the evening of Tuesday, February 13, from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. for a reception and viewing of the exhibit. Enjoy light refreshments, student performances, and peruse the artifacts and activities.
- Express Children’s Theater will perform the show Rhyme and Reason: A Poetic Celebration of Black History on Monday, February 11 for students in grades one through five. Houston’s oldest and largest multicultural performing arts and education organization, Express Children’s Theater’s Touring Series brings the excitement of quality interactive theatre and storytelling directly to schools throughout Houston. Rhyme and Reason celebrates important people and events in Black history, from ancient Africa to modern-day Houston.
- Muna Uzodike, a 2015 graduate of Cooper, will speak to Middle and Upper School students in separate assemblies on Monday, February 11. While at Cooper, Muna participated in student government, basketball, musical theater, choir, student diversity committee, and community service. She has continued her commitment to service while attending Rice University. An aspiring physician, Muna has helped conduct diabetes research at The Children’s Nutrition Research Center, worked with a number of preventative health organizations, and worked alongside nurses to operate mobile medical clinics in Haiti. Muna continues to volunteer at the Hilltop Church in The Woodlands, is a participant in Rice’s Young Owls Leadership Program, Peer Academic Advising program, and African Student Association.
We would like to acknowledge and thank parent volunteers Pepita Boone, Jennifer Jackson, Alicia Waits and Sensimone Britt Williams for their leadership with the Black History Month exhibit. We also would like to thank all the additional parents whose efforts made the display possible. We look forward to seeing you for a daytime or evening visit.Contact: Samir Muhith -
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Winter SPC Championships
Swimming, Girls Basketball, Boys Soccer - Schedule and More InformationContact: Meagan ArnoldBaseball vs. Second Baptist
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Winter SPC Championships
Swimming, Girls Basketball, Boys Soccer - Schedule and More InformationContact: Meagan ArnoldLS Trimester 2 Ends
Contact: Caitlin Knox -
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Winter SPC Championships
Swimming, Girls Basketball, Boys Soccer - Schedule and More InformationContact: Meagan Arnold
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Presidents' Day Holiday
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Helping Hands
Contact: Tiffany DiazTennis Girls Jr. Varsity
CanceledHomeTennis Girls Jr. Varsity vs Woodlands Christian Academy (TWCA) "Warriors"Tennis Girls Varsity
CanceledHomeTennis Girls Varsity vs Woodlands Christian Academy (TWCA) "Warriors"Tennis Boys Jr. Varsity
CanceledHomeTennis Boys Jr. Varsity vs Woodlands Christian Academy (TWCA) "Warriors"Tennis Boys Varsity
CanceledHomeTennis Boys Varsity vs Woodlands Christian Academy (TWCA) "Warriors"Softball vs. Incarnate Word
Contact: Megan ArnoldBaseball vs. St. Pius X
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Alumni Parent + Alumni Wednesday Walk + Coffee
Come join fellow alumni parents to socialize while getting your steps in! The walks will begin promptly at 8 a.m. at the designated location and last an hour. Meet at 8 a.m. to walk AND/OR at 9 a.m. at the same location for coffee.
Directions to 2501 Research Forest Dr., The Woodlands, TX 77381.Contact: Lyn BrusGr 10 Parent Night
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Baseball vs. St. Thomas High School
Round RobinContact: Megan Arnold -
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Grades 5-to-6 Swap Day
Contact: Marsha LivingstonKids Heart Challenge
Contact: Elaine HarrisBaseball vs. Cypress Christian
Round RobinContact: Megan Arnold -
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Track & Field vs. Concordia Lutheran
Dual Meet - morning track meetContact: Megan Arnold
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Alumni Parent + Alumni Wednesday Walk + Coffee
Come join fellow alumni parents to socialize while getting your steps in! The walks will begin promptly at 8 a.m. at the designated location and last an hour. Meet at 8 a.m. to walk AND/OR at 9 a.m. at the same location for coffee.
Directions to 1925 Hughes Landing Blvd #100, The Woodlands, TX 77380.Contact: Lyn BrusHelping Hands
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Alumni Parent + Alumni Wednesday Walk + Coffee
Come join fellow alumni parents to socialize while getting your steps in! The walks will begin promptly at 8 a.m. at the designated location and last an hour. Meet at 8 a.m. to walk AND/OR at 9 a.m. at the same location for coffee.
Directions to 1925 Hughes Landing Blvd #100, The Woodlands, TX 77380.Contact: Lyn BrusUS Parent Coffee
Contact: Sandra SlocumTrack & Field Tri Meet
Tri-Meet with Lutheran South and St. Catherine'sContact: Megan ArnoldBaseball vs. St. Thomas
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Softball Tournament
Round Robin Tournament. Game time TBA.Contact: Megan ArnoldLS International Parade
Contact: Caitlin KnoxTennis Boys Jr. Varsity
CanceledHomeTennis Boys Jr. Varsity vs Frassati Catholic High School "Falcons"Tennis Girls Jr. Varsity
CanceledHomeTennis Girls Jr. Varsity vs Frassati Catholic High School "Falcons"MS Musical
Guys and Dolls, Jr.Contact: Leah Garland
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