STUDENTS EARN 2ND PLACE IN TOP TECH CHALLENGE

On Friday, Brandon Tran and Sergio Reyes competed in the UTI Top Tech Challenge and came in 2^nd place out of 60 teams and 120 students. They competed against students from different schools and districts around the area. As second place winners, each students received a $7,500 scholarship to UTI, a trophy, and a Snap-on toolbox with tools for the shop. Please congratulate these students!

ART STUDENTS SHINE AT REGIONAL SCHOLASTIC ART CONTEST

Mrs. Crocker, Ms. O’Donnell, Mr. Jackson, Mrs. Chaikin and Ms. Guy are proud to announce several of our students were winners at the 2018 Regional Scholastic Art Contest. Please congratulate them when you see them!

2018 Regional Scholastic Art Contest

Gold Key Winners:           

Drawing and Illustration - Khai Nhan “The Shell”

Photography - Moneeza Hameed “Double Exposure”

            Hanniel Bless Wahing “Foggy Memories”

Silver Key Winners:

Painting – Tessa De La Fuente “Bassett”

Drawing and Illustration - Liana Amaya “Bottle of Daiz”

Comic Art - Emma Reyna “An Alternate World”

Photography - Ana Martinez “Ariel's Collection”

Digital Art - Johnson Nguyen “Discarded Scraps”

Honorable Mention:

Painting - Liana Amaya “Never Enough”

    Tessa De La Fuente “Happy pup”

Art Portfolio: Photography - Isabella Guillem “Horror”

Photography - Isabella Guillem “Obscurité”

                            Tyler Gill “MAGIC”

Digital Art - Brian Tran “Self Portrait” 

A. Martinez 

Emma R

H. Wahing

I. Guillem

J. Nguyen

Khai N. 

Liana A.

M. Hameed

Tessa D. 

B. Tran

Tyler G. 

CY CREEK CHOIR SECURES MULTIPLE AWARDS

Congratulations to Cypress Creek High School Choir TMEA Area Candidates,  All State Treble Choir Member, Emily Pace,  and 1^st Alternate to All-State Men’s Choir, Quinton Parmenter

Cypress Creek High School Choir TMEA All-State Area Candidates Nathan Montgomery, Tenor 2, Norman Devera, Tenor 1, Emily Pace, Soprano 1, and Quinton Parmenter, Bass 1, competed at the final round of the TMEA Area All-State auditions at The Woodlands HS against the top 20 students from over 90 high schools in Houston and the surrounding areas. These students competed in four rigorous auditions to qualify for the competition.

Emily Pace, freshman, earned and qualified for a top position in the TMEA All-State Treble Choir and Quinton Parmenter, Junior, qualified for 1^st Alternate to Men’s All-State Choir. Annually, 70,000 students audition for this honor. All-State is highest honor a Texas Music Student can receive. This places All-State students in the top 2.5% of musicians in the state of Texas.

Emily Pace will attend the Texas Music Educators Association Convention, February 14-17, in San Antonio to perform in the All-State Treble Choir and attend College Night with over 100 Colleges and Universities from across the nation.

High school students selected to perform in the All-State concerts have competed through 4 auditions to qualify at the state level. All-State is the highest honor a Texas music student can receive. Students are selected through a process that begins with over 70,000 students from around the state vying for this honor to perform in one of 15 ensembles (bands, orchestras, and choirs). Texas Music Educators Association sponsors the Texas All-State competition. This competitive process begins throughout the state in auditions hosted by 33 TMEA Regions. Individual musicians perform selected music for a panel of judges who rank each instrument or voice part. From this ranking, a select group of musicians advances from their Region to compete against musicians from other areas in eight TMEA Area competitions. The highest-ranking musicians judged at the TMEA Area competitions qualify to perform in a TMEA All-State music group. Only the top 2.5% of musicians who initially audition become All-State musicians.

Congratulations on representing Cypress Creek with pride!

STUDENT EARNS HIGH SCHOOL SPECIAL MERIT AWARD AT HLSR ART CONTEST

Please help me in congratulating Tessa De La Fuente on her artwork being awarded one of the High School Special Merit awards at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Art  Contest!! Way to go Tessa!!

High School Special Merit

Tessa De La Fuente

Grade 11, Age 16

Cypress Creek High School

Teacher: Angela Guy

Title: Life is better on the Farm

Varsity Academic All District Tennis

Congratulations the the following Varsity Tennis players who had a GPA of 5.5 or higher during our Fall Tennis season and became members of 17-6A Academic All-District Tennis Team 2017.

John Akard
Rebecca Avant
Peyton Barcellona
Kaitlyn Clark
Bryant Hill
Kavya Manj Nair
Mark Mathews
Tristan Meadows
Max Miller
Austin Mireles
Lydia Mireles
Joanna Newton
Christian Ngo
Christine Nguyen
Parker Peterson
Paul Prim
Willow Schmeling
Kevin To
Nguyen Vu

Great job Varsity Tennis All-Academic players!