As a way to prepare for the high school scheduling/registration process, we thought it might be helpful to share a timeline of events as well as some helpful resources that you can review as a family. High school scheduling is essentially broken up into 3 different parts with Mrs.Todd going into ELA classes to lead each component. Please see below:
Part 1: Mrs. Todd will visit 8th grade ELA classes the week of February 2nd. She will visit Mr. Falter's classes on February 2nd and Mrs. Heydinger's classes on February 4th. In this portion, she will go over a presentation regarding high school courses and walk students through the 9th grade registration form. Each student will have their own form that she will pass out on this day. Students will have ONE week to complete their registration form and be ready to turn it into their ELA class for part 2. All students MUST have their registration form signed by a parent/guardian.
Part 2: During part 2, Mrs. Todd will go back into ELA classes (Mr. Falter's classes on February 9th and Mrs. Heydinger's classes on February 11th) to walk students through the registration process on Infinite Campus. Students will enter their courses from the registration form into Infinite Campus and turn in their registration form.
Part 3: Mrs. Todd will go back into ELA classes on February 17th (for Mr. Falter) and February 18th (For Mrs. Heydinger) to answer any additional questions students may have.
*8th grade teachers are submitting core classes recommendations and those recommendations have been shared with Mrs. Todd. Mrs. Todd will also be in the lunchroom during this period of time to answer more questions.
Here are some additional resources:
- Students interested in Linworth can email Mrs. Todd with a preferred date and time for a tour and she will be sure to connect with Linworth directly.
- For students who are inquiring about courses to "Get Ahead" over the summer, please click HERE for that information
- We will also be providing a tour day to Delaware Area Career Center (DACC) in late March so please be on the lookout for additional details around Mid-February.
- Please see the link for High School Courses & Descriptions at Thomas Worthington High School
- You will want to consult with your high school counselor regarding graduation requirements
- Please see the link for High School Courses & Registration
Linworth
1 in 3 Linworth students participate in co-curricular sports and activities at WKHS & TWHS.
Our ethos of Take Care of Yourself, Take Care of Each Other, and Take Care of This Place creates a self-governing body of students who participate in their educational process via schedule building, school policies, and student/staff co-created and taught classes.
Linworth Walkabouts have happened on six continents and dozens of states.
Linworth has hundreds of alumni living in the district and started in 1973.
Watch our TedTalk, a message from the Superintendent, or a message from students and staff.
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You can schedule a half-day visit to Linworth with Mrs. Todd in the office or here.
TWHS STEM TEAM
We are thrilled to share an exciting opportunity for our students—the TWHS Freshman STEM Team! This innovative program blends rigorous academic content with real-world applications, helping students develop critical thinking, teamwork, and problem-solving skills in a dynamic and engaging environment.
While designed for students interested in STEM fields, the STEM Team prepares all students for any college or career path. Students also have access to unique opportunities, including advanced technology, internships with companies like Abbott Labs and Honda, and partnerships with universities such as The Ohio State University and the University of Cincinnati. We hope you’ll consider this incredible opportunity for your child!
This program provides a solid foundation for students’ futures, whether in STEM or any other field.
STEM Team Overview
STEM Team Flowchart
8th Grade Transition to Thomas Worthington High School
- We were excited and encouraged to see all of the 8th grade students and parents visit Thomas Worthington High School in January to explore the school and gain information on academic offerings. Throughout the remainder of the school year and summer there will be events that will support 8th grade students and families as they prepare to transition to Thomas Worthington. Please refer to the TWHS Class of 2030 INFORMATIONAL FLYER for information regarding 8th to 9th grade orientation activities that have taken place and are still to come.
