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Welcome back!

Dear Hays CISD Community,

Another summer has come and gone. It’s back to school!

For most parents, it’s a bittersweet time when they won’t see their children as much during the day and lives get hectic again, yet they know how important their child’s education is to their future.

In this Back to School special edition for the 2015-2016 school year, the Hays Free Press pulled together pages of useful information about Hays CISD for parents and families to use as a guide.

The official school district calendar on the back page lists holidays and special events – cut this out and put it on your bulletin board. The school directory provides information about each campus, including address, principal and

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phone number, along with enrollment.

Need vaccinations or a wellness check? The district’s WELL Clinic information is also in this special edition.

A new partnership with Communicare Kyle opens up new possibilities for student heath care.

And the district’s athletic calendar shows upcoming sporting event dates.

Be sure to put this Back to School edition somewhere you won’t lose it, and pull it out throughout the year.

We want to hear from you! Have an idea for an education-related story for the Hays Free Press? Contact news@ haysfreepress.com.

Thanks for reading and we hope everyone has a happy, safe, healthy school year.

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Communicare partners with WELL clinic About the WELL Clinic

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partnership between Communicare and Hays CISD will bring expanded services and potentially hours to the WELL Clinic operating at Simon Middle School.

Communicare officially took over June 1, though the partnership has been more than 18 months in the making.

Hays CISD head nurse Maci Walker and the district’s former head nurse, Ruth Roberts, who is now with Communicare Kyle, have spent the past year or so gearing up for the transition.

Roberts is the liaison for the WELL Clinic and her employer.

The biggest difference is that under Communicare, the WELL Clinic can accept private insurance. Other than that, Roberts and Walker said the transition should be relatively seamless.

“Patients should not notice a whole lot of change,” Roberts said, “with the exception of new forms to complete.”

Walker hopes the WELL Clinic will see some change in the form of more patients, which she said is good for the district as it helps keep students healthy and in school.

Districts lose money for each unexcused absence by students.

“Communicare will allow the clinic to see additional patients,” Walker said. As a school-based health clinic, the facility could only accept MedicAid and CHiP patients, along with students who had no medical insurance. Parents with insurance could pay out of pocket on a sliding scale if needed.

Walker said United Healthcare is the only large insurance company not currently accepted because it and Communicare couldn’t reach a contract

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“That might not be forever,” she said.

Under Communicare, the clinic will also offer more services, such as mental health and, later, possibly even dental services. In addition, students and their families will be part of the Communicare system, which opens up more possibilities and locations for appointments and services. Communicare operates in Kyle, San Marcos and now Wimberley.

“Students (along with their non-school age siblings and their own children) can go to the WELL Clinic or Communicare clinic in Kyle,” Roberts said.

“Families, not just students and their siblings and children, can find a medical home through Communicare and the

WELL Clinic.”

Originally staffed with several employees, Roberts said between the transition taking longer than expected and employees unwilling to wait to find out what might happen to their jobs, staffing was thin.

When the clinic opens for the 2015-2016 school year, it will have five employees, all but one of whom will be employed by Communicare. The other will remain a Hays CISD employee.

Those staffing issues limited how many students could be seen at the WELL Clinic and the numbers of patients seen aren’t where the district would like them. The capacity at the new free-standing clinic at Simon Middle School is 3,000 patients a year.

“The clinic hasn’t seen as

much growth in the last year,” Roberts said. “Now with the WELL Clinic partnership with Communicare, it opens up a whole additional set of patients.”

When the district first opened the clinic in 2001, Roberts said there was some talk in the community about why the school was getting into the healthcare business.

But it all boiled down to one answer. “To keep kids in school,” Roberts said.

She said it’s hard to tell whether the approach is working because they can’t truly match up the number of clinic visits with attendance data, but she and Walker believe having the clinic is good for the health of Hays CISD students who were traditionally underserved medically.

The original WELL Clinic opened in a nurse’s office in 2001. The main population target was students without health insurance who were frequently absent from school.

As word of mouth took hold, more parents learned about the clinic, which primarily handled immunizations, annual well visits and sports physicals. It also handled diagnosis and treatment of medical issues and illnesses such as colds, ear infections, flu, asthma and minor injuries.

The clinic doctor also prescribes medication as needed. In addition, the WELL Clinic offers nutrition classes along with disease and injury prevention education.

Over the intervening years, visits to the WELL Clinic grew so the district expanded it into a portable building.

In 2013, a new freestanding building opened on the Simon Middle School campus. It has the capacity to see 3,000 students a year.

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with 30 students. Science Hall students Science Hall Independence Hall students opens northwest Hall Independence opens northwest of Kyle

Harvard.

May May 66--Voters Voters approve approve consolidation, consolidation, Hays Hays CISD CISDisisborn born from from Buda, Buda,Kyle Kyle and and Wimberley Wimberley districts. districts.

Hays County.

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Seminary opens it school site.

State L Buda School Elementary) .

Oct. 1 The Kyle doors in two-story Aug 12 - Henry establis opens (now Buda Seminary opens it frame structure.

Ford’s company Elementary) . doors in two-story Aug 12 - Henry builds the first frame structure.Old Kyle School Model T car.Ford’s company thought to have Mary Adams builds the first Old Kyle School opened around Model T car. establishes first thought to have Mary Adams this time. school in Buda opened around establishes on property east first this time. school in Buda of railroad track on property east June 19 - The and served as the track of railroad disassembled June 19 - The teacher. and served as the Statue ofdisassembled Liberty teacher. arrived inStatue New York of Liberty aboard aarrived Frenchin New York Oct. 26 - The gunfight at the Oct. 26 - The freighter.aboard a French O.K. Corral freighter. gunfight at the took place O.K.inCorral Buda School 1885 Kyle School 1911 Tombstone, took place in Buda School 1885 Kyle S Tombstone, Arizona.

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establablished with 30 pupils.

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School opens. enrollment opens; Dahlstrom CISD. enrollment opens; Dahlstrom CISD. reaches 1,916. 1,916.

Middle School reaches Middle School Hays CIS opens. opens. student reaches Hays CISD Hays CISD Jan. 28- The student enrollment Jan. 28- The student enrollment Oct. 19 - “Black Oct. 19 - “Black space shuttle reaches 3,772. space shuttle reaches 3,772.

Monday” - the Challenger ChallengerMonday” - the Jan. 20 Jan. - The20 - The explodes after largest stock-largest stockexplodes after United StatesNo pass/no Noplay pass/no play launch at Cape United States market drop market drop - Apollo Jan. Jan. 1 - Supreme launch at Cape JulyJuly 20 -20 Apollo 1 - Supreme released almost legislation takes Canaveral, 11 astronauts Court rules on released almost legislation takes inFla., Wall Streetin Wall Street Canaveral, Fla., 11 astronauts Court rules on $8inbillion in effect: students effect: students killing all seven take man’s fi rst Roe v.

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Bicentennial. Iranian assets with one or more aboard. walk on moon.

Bicentennial. to end the Iran failing six-weeks one-day loss to end the Iran failing six-weeks one-day loss Hostage Crisis, grades cannot Jan. 22 - Vietnam during the crash Hostage Crisis, grades cannot Jan. 22 Vietnam during the crash Sept. 8 - The freeing 52 people participate in Nov. 10 War ends with Nov. 2 - Jimmy of 1929 that Sept.

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Kyle School Board accepts transfer of Wimberley Kyle SchoolHigh Board School students in accepts transfer to Kyle High. High of Wimberley

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HAYS CISD AND OTHER LOCAL CAMPUSES BLANCO VISTA ELEMENTARY 2951 Blanco Vista Blvd.

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Rebel Varsity Football

Lobo Varsity Football

DATE

GAME

SITE

TIME

Aug. 14

San Antonio Madison

Shelton

6:30

Aug. 21

Pflugerville Hendrickson

Away

6:30

Aug. 28

Boerne Champion

Shelton

7:30

Sept. 3

Georgetown

Georgetown

7:30

Sept. 11 Lake Travis

Lake Travis

7:30

Sept. 18 Del Valle

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Shelton

7:30

Sept. 25 Lehman

Shelton (Visitor)

7:30

Oct. 2

Anderson (Band-A-Rama)

Shelton

7:30

Oct. 9

Austin

House Park

7:30

Oct. 16

Westlake (Homecoming)

Shelton

7:30

Oct. 23

Bowie

Burger

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Oct. 30

Akins (Football Seniors / Parents Night)

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7:30

Nov. 7

Open

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Blue & Silver scrimmage

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Aug. 21

Cedar Creek scrimmage

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Aug. 28

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McCallum

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Sept. 11 Bowie

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7:30

Sept. 17 Akins

Burger

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Sept. 25 Hays (LHS Home) Sr Night

Shelton

7:30

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Lake Travis

Lake Travis

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Oct. 9

Del Valle (Homecoming)

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Oct. 16

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Anderson

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Oct. 29

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I don’t want a truck stop. But I do, Shane Arabie and Laurie continue building theI want to — the candidates battling Luttrel city, growing it out — the city.” fielded questions at a Luttrell by the Kyle Area Seniorforum hosted Zone (KASZ) oppositio echoed Arabie in her Tuesday night at Historic n to the project near City Hall.

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Consider donating school supplies Back-to-school time can be very exciting, but it can also be stressful, particularly for families who may be experiencing difficult financial times. Every campus in the district has students who come to school on the first day of class without what they need. Because of generous support from Hays CISD parents and businesses, the district is able to provide school supplies and backpacks

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to most of the students who are in need.

Any items donated will be of great help and will be much appreciated.

Drop off donated school supplies and backpacks at Hays CISD Central Office at 21003 IH-35 in Kyle. The supplies are collected and distributed to campuses.

Donations are tax deductible.

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