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CITIZENSHIP EXPECTATIONS AND ELIGIBILITY
Citizenship marks are based on students consistently meeting classroom and school expectations, including attendance, dress code, respectful behavior, a positive attitude, and completion of assigned work. Students who do not meet these expectations may lose certain privileges, including participation in the Citizenship Parties. 

We understand that some students may face physical or emotional challenges that make it more difficult to meet these expectations. If this is the case for your student, we encourage you to connect with their teachers, the school counselor, or an administrator.  Together, we can develop a personalized plan focused on meaningful improvement in behavior, which may allow your student to qualify for the Citizenship Party .

​​Qualifying lists will be posted in the Counseling Office a few days before the party. 


2025-2026   Party information

The Mid-Year Party is based on Citizenship Grades for terms 1-3.
​The End-of-Year party is based on Citizenship Grades for terms 4-6.

North Campus

​Mid-Year Citizenship Party
TBD

Year End Citizenship Party
TBD


South Campus

Mid-Year Citizenship Party
January 23, 2026
Pizza Pie Cafe
2:00 - 3:30 PM


End-of-Year Citizenship Party
TBD

​FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Who gets to go?  Middle school students who have outstanding citizenship! 

What do we do?  It varies every year.  Middle school students vote for their top two choices for these parties. All parties are held locally in the valley to make it easier for student drop off and pick up.  The school does not provide transportation.

When are the parties? 
Parties are held in January and May and are after school lasting about 2 hours.
 

Why would I not qualify for the party?  If you get an "N" grade or two "S" grades you may not qualify.  

How can I improve my citizenship grades?  Talk to your teacher and make a plan to improve!
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  • About Us
  • CCGP Calendar
  • Citizenship Party
  • College and Career
  • Community Resources
    • Mental Health
  • Counseling Events
  • PCCR
  • High School Info
  • SCHOLARSHIPS
  • Pre-ACT
  • College Week