News
Changes To Bus Routes
Beginning in 2017-2018, our system will be using a bus transportation software program in order to maximize safety and efficiency of our bus routes. We understand that it will take a few days in order to get an accurate account of every student on his/her correct bus. We are asking for your patience in advance as we finalize the routes during the first weeks of school. In an effort to make our bus routes as efficient as possible, Commerce City will have one morning/afternoon route for CPS/CES students and one morning/afternoon route for CMS/CHS students. As we consolidate the routes from two to one in order to have room for all the students who ride a bus to and from school in one route, the system will no longer be able to transport car riders from school to school on the buses. If students are being transported as a "team" to practice for band, sports, cheerleading, etc., those students will continue to be transported to their practice after school. We apologize in advance for any inconvenience to our car riders; however, please know that this change will help with overcrowding on our buses and student supervision during dismissal. |
2017-2018 Schedule Change
Below are schedule changes for the 2017-2018 school year. The two goals of the schedule change include providing extended learning time at CMS/CHS and maximizing the efficiency of our bus routes. Schedule Change for 2017-2018 CPS/CES 7:45-2:45 (Start/End Times) Bus Arrives-(7:25) Breakfast (7:00-7:40) CMS/CHS 7:35-3:05 (Start/End Times) Bus Arrives- (6:55) Breakfast (6:50-7:30) |
Morning Traffic Changes @ Lakeview Drive & Jefferson Road
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Duke Tip at the University of Georgia
TIP’s popular Scholar Weekends program is coming to the University of Georgia! These intensive, two-day courses are open to eighth through eleventh graders. Students have the chance to explore thrilling new topics most schools aren’t able to teach, and they get to do so with a class full of other academically talented students just like them. It's a great way to explore potential majors and careers The next program takes place on February 4 and 5, 2017, and courses include: Aircraft and Spacecraft Design After the World Ends Banjos, Bootleggers, and Blood: The Tales of Appalachia Mini Veterinary Clinic Music Journalism New! Politics of the Future New! The Process of Music: Music in Motion—A Cross-Cultural Examination Public Speaking Sports Medicine Star Wars Mock Trial Virtual Reality, Social Media, and Identity: The Psychology of Digital Worlds Students can attend as overnight students for $450, which includes a hotel stay, two lunches, Saturday dinner, and Sunday breakfast, or as a day student for $400, which includes two lunches and Saturday dinner. Financial aid is available; you can apply with this form. And if you can't make it in February, don't worry! UGA is offering another program on March 18 and 19. Courses fill quickly, so early registration is highly recommended! |
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