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Course Description Guides for 2010-2011

pdf 9th grade
pdf 10-12th grade
 

Senior Photo Information

pdf Letter to Parents
pdf Photo Waiver
pdf Senior Recognition Ad
 

Construction Reports


 

High School Building Use
If a group is affiliated with the district those building requests need to go through Erin White, 545-2361. If it is a out of district request, those need to be made through Maury Gallagher , 545-2361.

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Daily Announcements
posted daily after 4:00 pm

scouting for food

Scouting for Food

On Saturday, October 14th, Student Council members met at the high school to collect the Boy Scout Food donations from Tiffin. The food donated will be stored and distributed to area families at Christmas as part of the Student Council Sponsor-a-Family program. The high school student council would like to thank Pack 222 for collecting the food.

9th Grade Google Accounts
9th grade students are creating Google accounts that require an email and password to access. Students will be required to create a web pages and access Google Reader for Current Events articles. Eventually, they can then turn their current events in online. If parents have any questions or concerns, please call Gretchen Muhlenbruck at 545-2361

ACT Dates Have Been Set

Parent /students may register online at www.actstudent.org or they may obtain a registration packet in the high school guidance office.
The cost of the ACT test is $32 without the writing test or $47 with the ACT Plus Writing.
Test dates are set nationally and are listed below.
If you register after the regular deadline an additional fee is assessed.

Test Date Regular registration deadline Late Fee Deadline
December 12, 2009 November 6, 2009 November 7-20, 2009
February 6, 2010 January 5, 2010 January 6-15, 2010
April 10, 2010 March 5, 2010 March 6-19, 2010
June 12, 2010 May 7, 2010 May 8-21, 2010

Juniors are strongly encouraged to take the ACT test this year. (Typically starting with the October test.) All colleges will always take a student’s best composite test score, therefore it is advisable to take the ACT more than once to improve your scores.

Procedures


Building Schedule
Doors open 6:30am
SCHOOL HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday are 8:25am – 3:25pm
WEDNESDAYS: school ends 1:25pm
Doors close 5:00pm unless there is a home activity in the building, then they close around 10:30pm

pdf BLOCK SCHEDULE & BELLS

Dress Code
There are strong connections between students’ academic performance, appearance, and conduct.  Inappropriate student appearance may cause material and substantial disruption to the school environment or present a threat to the health and safety of students, employees, and visitors on school grounds.

Students are expected to dress appropriately for the school setting at all times.  Certain clothing shall not be allowed in school.  The following includes, but is not limited to:

  1. Any garment that displays profanity or vulgarities, racial, sexual or derogatory remarks/innuendos, offensive images or slogans.
  2. Clothing that advertises alcohol, tobacco or other illegal products.
  3. Clothes that are too revealing (i.e. halter tops, bare midriffs, backless/strapless tops, tube tops, plunging necklines, exposed cleavage, undergarments and straps visible in any way, etc.)
  4. Caps, hats, hoods, sunglasses, bandannas, etc. are not to be worn in the building during the school day.
  5. Footwear must be worn at all times.
  6. Pants, shorts, skirts, sweat pants, etc. are to be worn above the hips.
  7. Shorts, skirts and dresses shall reach the end of the fingertips when standing up straight and arms are relaxed at the side.

The administration makes the final determination on the appropriateness of the student’s appearance.  Students inappropriately dressed will have the opportunity to correct their appearance or they will be sent home.  Any school missed due to inappropriate dress will be considered unexcused time away from school.