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Cheyenne High School is located at
3200 W. Alexander Drive
North Las Vegas, Nevada 89032
Click here for Mapquest Directions
Cheyenne High School Parent Advisory Committee Meeting
Cheyenne High School Standard Student Attire Information
Cheyenne High School Newsletter
Parent Teacher Volunteers needed
2006-2007 School Accountability Summary Report
2006-2007 School Accountability Summary Report Update
Cheyenne High School Parent Advisory Committee Meeting
Meetings will be held the first Wednesday of every month at 9:00A.M. in the principal's conference room. All parents are invited and encouraged to attend.
Meetings will be held on the following dates:
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
For more information, please contact the school switch board at: (702) 799-4830
Click Here For The Standard Student Attire News Letter - February, 2006
Attention Parents and Guardians,
Due to the increased parental interest in Cheyenne High School adopting a Standard Student Attire policy for the 2006-2007 school year, we are implementing a Standard Student Attire Committee to investigate this as a possibility. This committee will meet regularly to begin the collaboration process necessary to potentially adopt a mandatory Standard Student Attire policy for the 2006-2007 school year. Should you wish to be a committee member, please call my office at 799-4830 so that you can find out when our next meeting date is scheduled. Also, please find available the following link that can answer numerous questions relative to this process at Cheyenne High School: http://www.google.com/u/ccsdnet?q=Standard+Student+Attire
For More Information Concerning Standard Student Attire For Cheyenne High School Please Click Here
Dr. Jeffrey Geihs
Principal, Cheyenne High School
jjg454@interact.ccsd.net
(702) 799-4830
Cheyenne High School Newsletter
Issue One - Volume XVII - 9/08
Issue Seven - Volume XVI - 5/08
Issue Five - Volume XVI - 3/08
Issue Four - Volume XVI - 2/08
Issue Three - Volume XVI - 12/07
Issue Two - Volume XVI - 10/07
Issue One - Volume XVI - 09/07
Issue Eight - Volume XV - 04/07
Special Edition Issue II - 04/07
Issue Seven - Volume XV - 03/07
Issue Five - Volume XV - 01/07
Special Edition Issue I - 01/07
Issue Four - Volume XV - 11/06
Issue Three - Volume XV - 11/06
Issue Nine - Volume XIV - 05/06
Issue Eight - Volume XIV - 04/06
Issue Seven - Volume XIV - 03/06
Issue Six - Volume XIV - 02/06
Issue Five - Volume XIV - 01/06
Issue Four - Volume XIV - 12/05
Issue Three - Volume XIV - 11/05
Issue Two - Volume XIV - 10/05
Issue One - Volume XIV - 08/05
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Parent Volunteers needed! Come, help, and get involved!
For more information, please contact the school switch board at: (702) 799-4830
IMPORTANT MESSAGE TO PARENTS!
We have a lot of returned mail! If you have moved, it is important that you inform the school immediately. You will not receive information regarding your child’s absences, grades, failing notices, RPC’s, etc. We must have correct addresses and telephone numbers in case of a medical emergency. If mail is returned to Cheyenne, it will be held at the school until we receive the correct address from you. If you have notified the post office of a change of address and mail is returned to school with a yellow sticker, it will be forwarded to your new address.
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Notice to Parents and Students: Cheyenne High School will NOT accept deliveries of any kind for students. This includes flowers and balloons. These are considered nuisance in the classrooms and hallways. No messages will be taken and delivered to students. We will not interrupt the classroom instruction time to deliver items or call students to the office to pick up any deliveries. The school receptionist is here to provide information and directions and cannot spend time delivering items to students. Cheyenne High School personnel can not be held liable/responsible for personal belongings dropped off each day. High school students should be at an age where they are quite capable of remembering the items necessary to accomplish the tasks required each day. We are making every attempt to maintain an educational environment and we appreciate your cooperation.
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