Daily Announcements

  The Fellowship of Christian Athletes will be having a meeting on Wednesday after school in room 1175. Please come and join us at the FCA after school meeting for fun and fellowship. Remember, you do not have to be an athlete to join. All are welcome. Thank you.

  Hey Spartans Do you want a chance to win a free pound of crawfish at the Cy Lakes Athletic Crawfish boil? What about a chance to win a gift basket full of goodies like gift cards, Takis and all your favorites? Seniors, what about free Prom tickets? Seniors we’re also giving away gowns for graduation. All you have to do is have perfect attendance from Feb 25 – March 31 Stay tuned for more perfect attendance give-a-ways!!

  Dual Credit Summer School registration continues this week. Registration will close on March 1. Visit the dual credit schoology page or the dual credit website on the counselor's website for the registration powerpoint. Dual Credit summer school is only offered to students who have taken or are currently in dual credit classes.

  FFA is having a fundraiser night at Raising Cane's on February 26th at the location across from the berry center. From 3:30pm to 9:00pm. Mention Cy Lakes FFA when you go!

  Students who still need to order their cap and gown or any other graduation products can do so at www.balfourgrad.com until the end of February for the main delivery at school. You can also stop by their office to order in person at 8525 Westland West Blvd, Houston, TX 77041. Delivery on campus will be on April 2nd and 3rd during lunch. You can also purchase your cap and gown on April 2nd or 3rd. After this, you can make your purchase at the Balfour office.

  The US History STAAR EOC exam is April 16th. Are you prepared? Attend US History EOC tutorials to ensure you are ready for the big day. Our next US History EOC tutorial will be on Wednesday, February 26th, after school in Room 2311 and in Room 2312 for a review in Spanish. The topic of the review will be Industrialism and the Gilded Age. For more information, ask your US History teacher or check out the posters around the building.