To report a student's absence please call Marilyn Vargas at 682-867-0700. Click here for access to your child's attendance, grades and schedule information. TEA 2014-15 Report Card for Bailey JH Federal 2014-15 Report Card for AISD Federal 2014-15 Report Card for Texas public schools Federal 2014-15 Report Card for Bailey JHS Admission to Athletic Events CTHEI Eighth-grade Required Course Summary —allows access to grades and attendance for AISD students - Learning Management System Online textbook links—See your teacher for login information McGraw Hill history textbooks (ConnectEd) available through Canvas —webcodes in each chapter for practice worksheets and practice tests Resource links—leaving AISD website - free daily live tutoring, online through Arlington Public LIbrary —online videos and images The 2016 Butterfly Festival was brought to you in part by Thank you to all of our wonderful 2016 butterfly cage sponsors!

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2.Butterfly Life Cycle Worksheet 3.Painted Lady Life Cycle 5.Painted Lady Life Cycle Worksheet K-2 6.Butterfly Food Chain Worksheet 3-5 7.TEKS Butterfly Instructions K-2 8.TEKS Butterfly Instructions 3-5 and it will be forwarded on to Mary Dow Ross. Butterfly Festival activities include: Pre-camp, Cages for Classrooms, Caterpillar Camp (Advanced Training), Butterfly Nursery Tending, Round Up, Butterfly Festival, Festival Wrap Up, TEKS Butterfly Instructions 3-5 Day of Festival Details The Butterfly Festival always goes on, rain or shine! The butterflies will fly no matter the weather! All parking for the Butterfly Festival is at Wimberley High School or the Market Days parking lots. There are shuttles that will run throughout the day from those lots straight to the festival. In addition, there is an ADA-approved walkway directly from the High School to the festival grounds. Onsite parking will be limited to vehicles with a handicapped sticker or a special permit issued by the EmilyAnn Theatre.

Alcohol, Dogs, and Firearms Alcohol, pets, and firearms are NOT allowed on the EmilyAnn grounds. Smoking is permitted in designated areas only. Service animals are permitted. Artist of the Year The 2016 Butterfly Festival Artist of the Year will be 9th grader Hannah Kuriakose of Stafford Middle School in Frisco, Texas. Her winning entry in the 2015 butterfly art contest will be featured on the 2016 t-shirt and postcards. Congratulations to Hannah and to her art teacher, Marie Blocker, at Stafford Middle School.AthleticsJesuit High School's tradition of excellence in athletics is second to none in the Tampa Bay area and rates with the very best in Florida. The Tigers perennially rank at the top of the Florida High School Athletic Association's academic and athletic rankings.In 2015-16, Jesuit teams:Claimed District titles in 10 of 12 sports, giving Jesuit 32 District titles in 36 opportunities the past three years.Earned Region championships in football, golf, swimming, basketball, soccer, and tennis;

a State runner-up placing in swimming; multiple individual and relay State titles in swimming; and three individual State titles in wrestling..Jesuit athletics is comprised of 20 teams in 12 sports. Six different Tiger teams have combined to win 19 state titles: soccer (6), baseball (4), cross country (4), basketball (3), football (1), and track & field (1). The athletic program involves student assistants in training, managing, announcing, public relations, timing, and scoring. Interscholastic athletics are an important part of the total curriculum, and Jesuit encourages every student to participate in some way. Jesuit teams uphold the highest standards of sportsmanship, and Jesuit athletes compete for the greater glory of God (A.M.D.G.).   FHSAA Boys All-Sports Award - All Classifications   2014-15 SchoolPoints1. Ft. Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas106.753. Orlando Lake Highland Prep76.758. Lake Mary63  2013-14 SchoolPoints1. Ft. Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas103.53. Orlando Lake Highland Prep925.

The Florida High School Athletic Association (FHSAA) requires several forms, including a completed Preparticipation Physical Evaluation form, a Consent and Release from Liability Certificate, and a Concussion & Heat-Related Illness form, be on file with the Athletic Director prior to the student-athlete’s participation in any sports activity. These athletic forms all must be provided annually. Please note: These athletic forms are in addition to the two health forms required upon entry to the school, which are kept on file in the Registrar’s Office. (See High School Health Forms below.) Athletic Program AwardsJesuit’s athletic program, teams, and individual student-athletes have earned many awards and honors during the long history of the school. Below is a listing of some of the prominent program and team awards:Florida High School Athletic Association (FHSAA) Boys Outstanding Athletic Program of the Year1997-981998-992000-012005-062006-072011-122013-14Tampa Bay Times Outstanding Athletic Program1997-981998-992004-052005-062006-072013-14Tampa Tribune Athletic Program of the Year2003-2004National ChampionsBaseball - 1997Soccer - 2001State Champion TeamsBaseball - 1994, 1997, 2000, 2014Basketball - 1950, 1984, 2013Cross-Country - 1998, 2000, 2004, 2005Football - 1968Soccer - 1987, 1995, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2001Track - 2003

The Tiger TraditionJesuit High School has more than 100 years of athletic excellence. Since humble beginnings at the turn of the 19th century, Jesuit's athletic programs have developed, through the decades, into nationally recognized championship contenders.These classic photos offer a glimpse of Jesuit's storied athletic history.Al Lopez Sr. '27 was Florida's first professional baseball player. He is the namesake for Jesuit's Al Lopez Sports Complex.Jesuit's 1943-44 basketball team won the Southwest Conference Championship.1959 football1944 tennis1948 basketball1959 swimming1957 baseball1921- Jesuit's first football team1959 basketball - No. 4 is professional baseball legend Lou Piniella, who was a basketball star at Jesuit.1938 football1940 footballSwimming circa early 1950s1968 State Championship footballRunning back Leonard George - 1968 State Champion football. The first African-American to receive a scholarship to play at the University of Florida.Coach Paul Straub during the construction of Jesuit's gym in 1961.

Straub served Jesuit for 42 years as coach of several sports, and also as athletic director, alumni director, and teacher.1980 baseball. Dave Magadan is in the back row, fifth from the right. Magadan spent more than a decade playing for several MLB teams. Jesuit High School is home to the area's premier high school athletic facilities, providing student-athletes with state-of-the-art venues, top training equipment, updated locker and shower facilities, and an aesthetically stimulating athletic environment.Alumni Track & Field at Corral Memorial Stadium features a state-of-the-art synthetic playing field, which was resurfaced in 2015, and rubberized track surface. The playing field is used by the football, soccer, and lacrosse programs.Paul Straub Field at Hyer Family Park was named field of the year by the National High School Baseball Coaches Association. Its dimensions are 320 feet down the lines and 380 to center, and it is perhaps the finest athletic facility in the Tampa Bay area.