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YWCPA girls start  their first  MOOC online nutrition course offered by Vanderbilt in their PE class on Monday !
 
 
You're Invited!   Join us at YWCPA Road to College Open House April 30th Invitation Details

Wiley College offers full scholarship and Harvard recruits our 6th grader Celise Foster ! 
 
 
YWCPA girls advancing to History Fair Regionals !
 
 
 YWCPA  dance team wins in the district dance competition !
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Young Women Today, Leaders Tomorrow

Welcome to the Young Women's College Preparatory Academy, where we are preparing young women today to be leaders of tomorrow. As principal, my goal is to ensure that each student is provided with a holistic educational experience that will equip her with the tools for becoming successful. Our students will develop academically, think critically, lead purposefully, and make healthy and responsible decisions. Rigorous academic training from our highly trained faculty, combined with effective mentorship and guidance from our school staff, will not only keep every student on the path to excellence, but also foster a learning environment where each young lady will expect the best from herself and classmates.

I am excited about my role in the Houston Independent School District's historic initiative to grow young female leaders and invite you to join us in our mission. We are embarking on a promising journey and would like to bring you along.

Delesa O'Dell Thomas, Principal
 
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Launching a Girls’ Public School: the Leaders’ Perspective

 

Paula Harris, Houston ISD Board trustee, Delesa O’Dell Thomas, Principal and Jyoti Malhan, Dean from the Young Women’s College Preparatory School, Houston, Texas presented at the  The Eighth International Conference on Single-Gender Education on October 20, 2012! The conference had attendees  from all across the United States, as well as from Australia, Canada, Colombia, Iceland, Mexico, and Spain. 

 

Together, they gave a presentation describing the launch process, the challenges, the strategic marketing and the major milestones of the school's first year. 

 
Intro Slide Click to here to see presentation
 
 
 
Video - YWCPA students participating in March of Dimes walk
 

 
 
HISD Group Project District Winner - headed to state May 5th
Left to right: Madison Harris, Fallon Jones and Lauren Sells.
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Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison Visits YWCPA at Grand Opening Ceremony
 

Superintendent's Message

With graduation behind us and summer school approaching, HISD is reaching out to students who did not pass the new State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness (STAAR) exams on their first try.


Summer school starts on Monday, and the Board of Education approved a plan today to hire 228 extra summer school teachers so we can help students develop targeted skills that will help them pass End-of-Course exams. Students must pass 15 STAAR EOCs in order to graduate under the recommended plan, as well as meet a cumulative score for each content area. It's important for our 9th-graders to get on track quickly.
Summer school will be in session four days a week, with the option of extended days and alternate hours on some campuses.
 
For students in grades 3-8, STAAR raw scores will be mailed to students' homes. Please keep in mind these reports do not indicate whether a student passed or failed an exam – passing standards will not be set by the Texas Education Agency until the fall.
 
I am confident that the dedication of our parents, students, teachers, and principals this summer will pay huge dividends when test time rolls around again.

Superintendent Terry Grier

 

District News

  • blog Just Can't Get Enough HISD News? Visit the District's WordPress Blog! Recent entries include a photo gallery from the annual Gifted & Talented Expo at Roosevelt ES, a pop quiz based on the just-finished Name That Book! contest finals, and a selection of photos from the MATP Challenge Day held at T.H. Rogers.
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  • Bond The Bond Oversight Committee was created by the HISD Board of Education to ensure the effective and efficient use of bond proceeds. The committee's charge is to monitor HISD bond-funded construction projects and help interested Houstonians stay informed about new construction and renovation projects in the district. The nine member committee has two vacant seats.
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  • GenTX GenTX Day will be returning to the Lone Star State for its second year on May 4, 2012, and Superintendent Terry Grier is encouraging all HISD students and employees to show their support by wearing their favorite college T-shirt that day.
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    Volunteer opportunity at Houston Food Bank

     

    Join us as we celebrate National Volunteer Day and serve to fight hunger in our city. Youth and young adults ages 13-23 are invited to come out to The Houston Food Bank and serve as a volunteer on April 27th, 2013. Shifts are from 8:00am-Noon and 1:00pm-4:00pm.
    We will have breaks to enjoy activities, live music and learn about other agencies and their outreach with a Agency Fair from 10:00am - 2:00pm.

    Any volunteer under the age of 16 must have parental supervision and be accompanied by a Youth Group Leader or Parent.

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