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Congratulations! TEA designates Weiss High School as an "A" rated campus.
Weiss High School earned an overall "A" rating from the Texas Education Agency. The campus also earned distinctions in two categories: Academic Achievement in Social Studies, and Top 25: Comparative Closing the gaps. This achievement is a reflection of the hard work and dedication of the students, teachers, staff, and families. Keep up the great work. Go Pack Go!
Week At A Glance
Sunday, October 18th
WHS Dance Team Poinsettia Fundraiser (See flyer under Athletics)
Monday, October 19th
WHS Dance Team Poinsettia Fundraiser (See flyer under Athletics)
Homecoming Spirit Week Dress-up - Meme Day (See Flyer Below)
Tuesday, October 20th
Volleyball vs Glenn away V-6:30pm, JV-5:30pm, Flex-5:30p, 9B-5:30pm
Homecoming Spirit Week Dress-up - Dress for the Wrong Occasion (See Flyer Below)
WHS Dance Team Poinsettia Fundraiser (See flyer under Athletics)
Wednesday, October 21st
JV & Freshman Football vs Killeen Freshman home @5p, JV away @5:30p
Homecoming Spirit Week Dress-up - Anything But a BackPack Day (See Flyer Below)
WHS Dance Team Poinsettia Fundraiser (See flyer under Athletics)
Thursday, October 22nd
HOMECOMING
Homecoming Food Trucks (See Flyer below)
Homecoming Spirit Week Dress-up - Color Wars (See Flyer Below)
Varsity Football vs Killeen HS home 7pm
WHS Dance Team Poinsettia Fundraiser (See flyer under Athletics)
Friday, October 23rd
Volleyball vs Connally home V-6:30pm, JV-5:30pm, Flex-5:30p, 9B-5:30pm
Homecoming Spirit Week Dress-up - Adam Sandler Day (See Flyer Below)
WHS Dance Team Poinsettia Fundraiser (See flyer under Athletics)
Saturday, October 24th
WHS Dance Team Poinsettia Fundraiser (See flyer under Athletics)
Welcome Back, Wolf Pack! 🐺
Welcome back from Fall Break! I hope everyone found time to relax, unwind, and enjoy quality time with family and friends. We are officially in the second nine weeks of the school year, and I am excited about all we will accomplish together in the weeks ahead. Let's finish the semester strong!
Thank you for your continued partnership and support. It's going to be a fantastic week to be a Wolf!
Go Pack Go!
📣 Reminders
The second nine weeks is underway — now is a great time to check in with your student about goals and grades.
Stay connected by following school announcements for daily updates.
GRADE LEVEL ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS
Parents,
If you need to contact your student's grade level principal, here are their names and the grade level they oversee. Their email address is firstname.lastname@pfisd.net. They are your first point of contact.
🎉 Homecoming Week Is Here!
HOMECOMING FOOD TRUCK FESTIVAL
TICKETS FOR HOMECOMING DANCE
HOMECOMING SPIRIT WEEK
WHS HOMECOMING DANCE MUSIC REQUEST
SENIOR PICTURES FOR THE YEARBOOK
Seniors, it’s time to schedule your senior photos!
Senior photos will be taken in the PAC on October 20 and November 19. Make sure you schedule your appointment soon so you can get the date and time that works best for you.
To book your session, visit CADY.com. You can find the link in the Wolfpack Time slides.
Again, seniors: October 20 or November 19 in the PAC. Schedule your senior photos through CADY.com today!
SENIOR CAP AND GOWN ORDERS
Attention Seniors & Senior Parents:
Graduation order time will be here before you know it & is right around the corner.
Please plan accordingly as online orders will start the first week of November for your custom Weiss cap & gown, Class Ring & graduation announcements etc.
Graduation Items can be ordered individually or as Graduation Packages.
Stay tuned for more information and online ordering instructions.
Congratulations to the Class of 2027 & Go WolfPack!!
PICTURE MAKE UP DAY
We will have our Picture Make Up Day on October 27th. If your student missed picture day, they can take their picture on October 27th.
ELECTRONIC DEVICES
Phase 2 Has Started
Parents and Students, we have started Phase 2 of the HB 1481 No Electronic Devices on Tuesday, September 8th. Below is the link to the guidelines. We have been confiscating any cell phones, head phones and air pods that are out and visible, which means parents will need to pick up the devices.
Parents, please have a talk with your students about the House Bill and the consequences that are in place.
DRESS CODE FOR PFISD
We do dress code our students.
STUDENT ID'S
Parents and Students, starting Monday, August 24th, if a student does NOT have their ID and has to get a temporary ID, the student will receive a detention.
Safety and Security is our number one priority at Weiss High School. To help ensure that students on our campus are Weiss High School students, students must:
Wear their school issued ID on a lanyard around their neck and it must be fully visible while on campus or while at any other PFISD property during normal school hours.
Students will be issued one free ID and one free lanyard at the beginning of the school year or on the first day of enrollment.
Replacement ID’s can be purchased at both B POD and D POD circulation desk for $5. Replacement Lanyards will be $1.
Failure to wear a school issued ID will result in After-School detention. Purchase of an ID on the same day will remove the detention.
Parents will be contacted and asked to bring student IDs to campus if they are left at home.
STUDENT PARKING PASSES
Warnings were given out this week for those cars that did not have a parking permit. Last years permit does NOT count. Students have to purchase a new parking permit each year. Starting next week, we will be giving citations out for those that do not have a parking permit. If a student receives a citation they have until September 25th to purchase a parking permit instead of paying the $25 fee. After the 25th, if they receive a 2nd ticket then they will have to pay the ticket of $25 and purchase a parking permit for $20.
2026-2027
Student Parking Permit Protocol
1. Complete the Student Parking Permit Agreement with all requested information and signatures.
2. Include a photo-copy of the following with your completed agreement:
a. A valid driver’s license
b. Proof of insurance
3. $20.00 permit fee must be included. Make checks payable to Weiss High School. You can also pay by cash or credit card.
4. Turn in all documents at DPOD downstairs at lunch and before school.
5. Warnings will be issued for non-permitted vehicles starting September 2nd.
6. Citations will be issued for non-permitted vehicles and vehicles parked in Faculty Parking starting September 14th
Please read the permit agreement completely before turning in your paperwork. By obtaining a parking permit, you agree to all terms and understand that parking on campus is a privilege that can be revoked.
GET YOUR YEARBOOK NOW
Important Graduation Requirement: My Texas Future Direct Admissions
Dear Students and Parents/Guardians,
Beginning with the 2026–2027 school year, Texas has a new graduation requirement related to My Texas Future and Direct Admissions.
What is My Texas Future?
My Texas Future is a Texas resource that helps students explore college, career, and postsecondary opportunities. Through the Direct Admissions Program, students can see Texas colleges and universities where they may qualify for admission based on their student information.
What does my student need to do?
To meet this graduation requirement, students must complete ONE of the following>>>>>>>CLICK ON THE ATTACHED FORM AND READ MORE.
Stay Connected with Weiss Counseling!
Don't miss important updates throughout the school year! Follow @WeissHSCounseling on Instagram to stay up to date on important deadlines, scholarship opportunities, college and career information, counseling resources, upcoming events, and the latest news from the Counseling Department.
You'll also find celebrations of our students' accomplishments, campus happenings, and other exciting moments that make Weiss such a special place.
Follow us on Instagram: @WeissHSCounseling
COATS FOR KIDS IN NEED
Coats for Kids sign-ups are now available! Families who need assistance with registration can reach out to our campus points of contact:
Briana Alejandro, Social Worker
512-594-1485
briana.alejandro@pfisd.net
Ingrid Johnson, Counselor
512-594-1423
ingrid.johnson@pfisd.net
Families may also complete the Google Form directly to request assistance. Please note that the form will remain open until Oct. 16 or until requests reach capacity.
Thank you for helping us spread the word and ensure our students and families have access to warm coats this winter!
WOLFTV
WEISS NEWSPAPER
Click on weisspawprint.com to see the newspaper.
WHS PTO
Dear Weiss High School Families and Staff Members,
We are excited to announce the newly restructured and official Weiss High School Parent Teacher Organization (PTO). As our students navigate these crucial high school years, our mission is to foster a strong school community by supporting and providing vital resources for our teachers and staff members.
High school moves fast and your voice matters. Whether you volunteer your time, share your expertise, or pay the $5 membership fee. We need you to help shape this organization from the ground up.
Sincerely,
Shital Patel - President
Jigna Bhakta - Coordinator/Liaison
Contact : WeissWolfPackPTO@gmail.com
WEISS SENIOR CELEBRATION
We've added to the Website (weissseniorcelebration.com) a Wolf Pack attach and the Senior T-shirts to order online now!
October Is Kindness Matters Month at Weiss High School!
Throughout October, Weiss High School will celebrate Kindness Matters Month! Each day, a different club or organization will lead a campus-wide kindness activity or celebration.
Students have also received a Kindness Counts Bingo card with opportunities to spread kindness, make a positive difference, and connect with others. Please encourage your student to participate throughout the month.
Small acts of kindness can create a stronger, more welcoming school community. Together, we can make kindness count at Weiss High School!
Thank you for supporting our students and helping us make October a month to remember.
October is Kindness Matters Month, and we're still celebrating all month long! Please encourage your student to join in:
Kindness Counts Bingo — Students can complete squares by performing acts of kindness throughout the month.
Kind Act of the Day — A new kindness challenge is announced every morning during announcements.
Small acts make a big difference — let's fill our halls with kindness!
Sincerely,
Ameka Durham-Hunt
Campus Principal
WHS HOWL-O-WEEN FEST
Special Thanks
Special thanks to the Scarlets and Crimsonettes for the breakfast bars this morning. It was a great way to spread kindness campus wide.
AV PRODUCTION CLASS VISIT
We had a fun day in AV Production this week with a visit from KVUE 24's Jenni Lee! The students enjoyed getting to hear what life is like on the other side of the news camera.
Jenni shared how she got into the field, what her workday looks like, and how she finds the details that make a good story. She also spent time helping students individually, which made the visit even more special.
It was great to see the students enjoying the conversation and getting advice they can use in their own projects. We’re thankful she took the time to hang out with us!
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Attendance
DOCTOR OR PARENT NOTES
If a student has been absent, please send all notes doctors or parent notes to Wolfpackattendance@pfisd.net.
Parent/Guardian Notes Are Returning for the 2026–2027 School Year
Dear PfISD Families,
Beginning with the 2026–2027 school year, Pflugerville ISD is reinstating parent-documented absences. This means that, for a defined set of reasons, a parent or guardian note will once again be accepted to excuse your student’s absence, without requiring a doctor’s note for every occurrence.
We know families have been asking for this, and we want you to understand exactly how it works so there are no surprises.
What a Parent Note Can Excuse
- You may submit a note to excuse up to five school days per semester, per student, for:
- Your student’s illness, injury, or health-related condition
- A medical, dental, or behavioral health appointment
- The serious illness, hospitalization, or death of an immediate family member
There is no change to excused absences related to certain religious, military, or legal proceedings, college visits, and driver’s license appointments, and those don’t count against your five days. Please see the Student Handbook for details.
What a Parent Note Cannot Excuse
To keep this policy fair and consistent for every family, a parent note cannot be used for:
- Family vacations or trips
- Personal errands that could be scheduled outside school hours
- Oversleeping, missed rides, or traffic
- Work, babysitting, or non-District activities
How to Submit a Note
Send your note to your campus attendance office within three school days of your student returning to school. Notes can be submitted in writing, emailed (this is the best way for tracking) or submitted through the method your campus provides. Each note should include:
- Your student’s full name and student ID
- The date(s) of the absence
- The specific reason for the absence
- Your name, signature (or electronic submission), and a phone number where the campus can reach you
Good to Know
- A parent note is reviewed, not automatically approved. Your campus will confirm the reason meets District guidelines.
- After five parent-documented days in a semester, a note from a licensed health-care provider will be required for future illness-related absences.
- This is separate from absences the District is already required by law to excuse (such as certain religious, military, or legal proceedings), those don’t count against your five days.
- A maximum of 5 days per semester may be excused using a parent note.
Why This Matters
Regular attendance is one of the strongest predictors of student success, and we want every absence, excused or not, to come with the support your student needs to catch up. Reinstating parent notes gives families more flexibility while keeping our attendance standards clear and consistent.
If you have questions about this policy or a specific absence, please contact your campus attendance office or the Office of Student Affairs.
Thank you for partnering with us to keep every PfISD student in school and on track.
Leaving Campus Early
In the event that your student needs to leave campus, a parent or guardian who is designated on the student's skyward account may come to campus to sign the student out.
Parents/guardians have the option to drop off a note at the front office that indicates what time, that same school day, that the student needs to leave campus. Parents/guardians will need to be prepared to present identification at that time.
An email or phone call to the attendance specialist or front office staff requesting that a student be permitted to leave campus will not suffice.
Please be aware that a note to leave campus cannot be used in lieu of documentation regarding absences.
We appreciate your help adhering to these safety and security measures as we continue to make improvements to our campus processes.
Parents, as a reminder that we do not allow students to be checked out after 3:45pm due to the interruption of class while the teachers are trying to wrap up their lessons.
Class of 2027 Upcoming Events
Happy Fall Break Class of 2027!
I hope you are off to a great Fall Break!
I want to send a few reminders and updates about Events, Transcripts, Free Application Week ONLY thru ApplyTX, FAFSA/TASFA, Scholarships
Events:
- Follow us on IG: @WeissHighSchoolCCC
- Oct. 12-18th Apply Texas Free Application Week
- Oct. 27th: PSAT for 10-11th graders; Seniors will have rotations for FAFSA/TASFA, Scholarship Searching; Application assistance, Schoolinks updates,
- Oct. 29th: ASVAB Register Here or see the QR Code attached
Transcripts: Senior Initial transcripts are in Schoolinks! Here is the Pathway: Schoolinks\College\College Applications\ ("Add Application" or "Connect Common App").
Transcripts cannot be processed until the application has been submitted and shows as "completed" in Schoolinks.
Schoolinks Pathways:
Viewing Transcript Pathway: Schoolinks\Student\Record Request\Download unofficial transcript General College Application Pathway: Schoolinks\College\College Applications Check if app is in “completed” column College Application Pathway to see status of transcript submission, fee waivers, teacher recs: Schoolinks\College\College Applications\select pencil icon\view the 3 columns Check if transcript and/Fee waivers were sent Check if letters of recommendation are uploaded Scholarships Pathway: Schoolinks\College\Scholarship Matching\ Search by “Closest Deadline” \Fill them out
- The ApplyTX website has had several technical issues so expect delays.
FAFSA/TASFA:
-The 2027-2028 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is now available at http://www.fafsa.gov. The FAFSA will help families receive aid (scholarships, grants, or lower interest loans) to attend colleges, universities, trade schools, etc. You will need your families (and yours) 2025 taxes to complete the form.
It is important to remember that many WHS students will have their education covered by applying for the FAFSA.
The State of Texas requires all seniors from a public high school to complete the FAFSA in order to graduate (or opt out). More information can be found on the U.S Department of Education's website about who will assist the student in completing the FAFSA (which parent(s), etc), why it is important, and general tips.
Please make sure to complete the 2027-2028 FAFSA (not the 2026-2027), as this is the year you will begin college. Once completed, the student will need to send me proof of completion. We ask that you upload the proof directly into Schoolinks. Follow this Pathway: Schoolinks\College\College Applications\ “Update FAFSA”\Completed: Upload your confirmation certificate.
If you are unable to upload proof in Schoolinks, this can be done by sending a screenshot of the congratulations page or forwarding the confirmation email. Completed FAFSA Images must include these 3 items:
- “27-28 FAFSA”,
- Your name, and
- Submitted/completed date.
It typically takes about 30 minutes to complete the FAFSA Parents and students must each create accounts. View them here: parent contributors each create their accounts.
Although the priority deadline is not until January 15th, 2027 for Texas Colleges, we encourage you to complete the application by October 31st, 2026. Applying by October 31st will assist you in receiving the most aid possible.
Some families may be required to complete an extra form called the CSS Profile, based on the colleges you are applying to. Please visit this website to learn more and see if you are required to complete this as well.
Helpful resources attached:
- 2027 - 2028 Financial Aid Walkthrough Video
- 2027-2028 FAFSA Step by Step PDF (Printed copies in CCC)
- FAFSA/TASFA OPT-OUT (Printed copies in CCC)
Scholarship Opportunities – Below, you will find Scholarship opportunities that are either open or opening very soon. We do encourage every student to join at least one National Scholarship Search Engine Site and visit http://www.SchooLinks.org in addition to completing the opportunities below.
Voices of Democracy Scholarship - Closes Oct. 31st
BigFuture Scholarship Program – Open to any members of the Class of 2026 and 2027
National Honor Society Scholarship – Open to all members of the National Honor Society (Class of 2027)
Hispanic Heritage Youth Award – Opening soon to all members of the Class of 2027
Texas Leadership Scholars – An amazing scholarship opening Nov.1 to any high achieving member of the Class of 2027
Amazon Future Engineering Scholarship – Opens October 28th to Engineering majors in the Class of 2027
St. David's Scholarship – Opening in Nov. to all students planning a career in Health Care
Taco Bell Scholarship – Opening soon to all members of the Class of 2027
Work Ethic Scholarship – Opening soon to all students looking at Workforce/Trade School Opportunities
Please do not forget to apply for scholarships on each institution's website. I strongly encourage completing this for any school you applied to.
Haley Honey, M.Ed
College and Career Advisor
SSD Request for College Board
Services for Students with Disabilities (SSD)
Accommodations for College Board Exams (SAT, PSAT, AP Testing)
Submit Requests Early
Because the approval process can take up to seven weeks, it’s best to start well before the test date. Keep in mind:
Parents can request accommodations by following the information found at this link: Requesting Without Going Through the School
SSD cannot review the request until all required documentation is received.
If additional documentation is required—or if a request is resubmitted—approval can take an additional seven weeks.
If you miss a deadline, accommodations might not be approved or in place on test day.
LOOKING FOR A CROSSING GUARD
If you are interested in helping out at Weiss High School and getting paid, please consider being a crossing guard. If you are interested please contact William Sternenberg at william.sternenberg@pfisd.net.
Student Pick Up in the Afternoon
Parents, in an effort to help with the congestion in the student parking lot, we are asking that in the afternoons, if you are picking up a student that you now pick up in the front of the school. We would like to minimize the cars in the student parking lot to just student drivers.
Thank you for your help while we work out more logistics in making the student parking lot safer for our students.
STUDENT SHOUT OUTS
Weiss HS is doing a fundraiser for the campus. You can send a Birthday Wish to your student or a Graduation Shout Out to your senior to go on the our Marque.
Birthday Wishes are $20 for 24hrs. Here is the link to fill out a google form to sign up. Please reserve at least 72 hours in advance.
Weiss Athletic App - JOIN NOW to FOLLOW the WOLF PACK!!
WHS VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE
WHS FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
WHS GOLF SCHEDULE
WHS DANCE TEAM POINSETTIA FUNDRAISER
Weiss Dance Team's Annual Poinsettia Fundraiser has begun! These poinsettias are GORGEOUS and will arrive before winter festivities begin! Sales end Oct. 30th.
Link to purchase: https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/poinsettias-4
WHS WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TRYOUTS
“Attention ALL Weiss Female Student Athletes!!!!
If you have any interest in joining a winning basketball program, join us on October 21st-23rd AFTER SCHOOL at 4:30-5:30p for Women’s Basketball Tryouts.
Be sure to bring your updated/current Physical & Complete all Rank One (Online) Forms! Share with anyone you know that may be interested here at Weiss. Email Coach Jones if you have any questions & also follow us on social media @Weiss_WBB”
CROSS COUNTRY TEAM
YOUR WEISS MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY TEAM IS HEADED TO REGIONALS FOR THE FIRST TIME IN SCHOOL HISTORY! The Team finished in 3rd at their District Meet last Thursday and will compete in Regionals next Tuesday.
The Women's Varsity Team finished 4th by only 1 point, but Bella Cauthen who placed 8th and Liliana Torres who placed 10th also qualified Individually for Regionals, and will compete next Tuesday as well!
HUGE Congratulations to the Men's JV Team who finished 3rd, and the Women's JV Team who placed 4th overall. Also, Shout out to Coach Ruiz who pushed these athletes daily in her first season as the Cross Country Head Coach!
GREAT JOB WOLVES!!
WEISS SOFTBALL APPAREL
WEISS ATHLETIC BOOSTER CLUB
Calling Wolfpack Nation Parents!! Support your student athletes by joining the Weiss Athletics Booster Club! Get access to possible senior scholarships, help fund purchasing of items for coaches, earn money for your child’s specific team every time you volunteer, and give input on how we support Weiss sports! Sign up now and order a banner for your student to be put up at a Weiss facility!! Click QR code or go to https://weisshsabc.square.site/ !!
E-SPORTS
Vocational Program for students in Special Education
FREE BREAKFAST ALL YEAR LONG
Where breakfast is free for all students, regardless of socioeconomic status, students must qualify to receive free and/or reduced lunch. Below is the information to apply for free or reduced lunch.
Free & Reduced Meals Application https://www.myschoolapps.com/Application
The free meals program provided by the USDA and Texas Department of Agriculture for all PfISD students during the pandemic has ended. Students must complete the necessary form to receive free or reduced meals during the 2025-2026 school year.
Click here for instructions on applying for free and reduced meals (English).
Click here for instructions on applying for free and reduced meals (Spanish).
Click here for instructions on applying for free and reduced meals (Vietnamese).
PfISD encourages families who feel they may qualify for the free/reduced meal program to complete the forms this year as it will give their students coverage for the first 30 days of next school year. Then, they must complete an application at the beginning of next school year to receive benefits all year long.
Please take note: the free meals that have been available to all students, regardless of their application status, are ending. Students who have previously been part of the free/reduced meal plan or newer students who enrolled in PfISD during the 2024-25 school year who may be eligible for the traditional program need to apply to continue receiving free or reduced meals at school next school year.
Starting Tuesday, Sept 2 (Sept 1 is Labor Day), students who are at Reduced status will not be charged the forty cents for their reduced-status lunch meal. This is through a two-year State of Texas offering/grant. Student breakfasts district-wide are already free to students (since 2020). Paid lunches will remain unchanged at their respective price.
PFOOD PFAIRNESS
PROHIBITED ITEMS ON CAMPUS
Weiss Families,
I am writing to share that we experienced several incidents this week in which pepper spray was accidentally discharged in classrooms. Each time, staff quickly cleared and ventilated the area and checked on student well-being.
We were fortunate that no one was hurt. These incidents may have been accidental, but they are still disruptive and potentially dangerous. We need your partnership to ensure this does not continue.
Pepper spray and similar items are prohibited on campus. Please speak with your student about not bringing any prohibited items to school, and consider checking backpacks before they leave home. Students who bring or use prohibited items will face disciplinary action consistent with our Student Code of Conduct.
How families can help
• Review the list of prohibited items with your student and reinforce that personal defense sprays are not allowed at school.
• Remind students to inform an adult immediately if they see any item that does not belong on campus.
Thank you for helping us maintain a safe, focused learning environment for all students.
Sincerely,
Ameka Hunt
Principal, Weiss High School
PROHIBITED ITEMS
Parents and students, as a reminder, per our Student Code of Conduct these items are Prohibited on campus.
Possession of Prohibited Items Students shall not possess or use on campus:
• Fireworks of any kind, smoke or stink bombs, or any other pyrotechnic device;
• A razor, box cutter, chain, or any other object used in a way that threatens or inflicts bodily injury to another person;
• A “look-alike” weapon that is intended to be used as a weapon or could reasonably be perceived as a weapon;
• An air gun or BB gun;
• A short barrel firearm;
• Ammunition;
• A hand instrument designed to cut or stab another by being thrown;
• A firearm silencer or suppressor;
• *A location-restricted knife;
• *A club;
• *A firearm;
• A stun gun;
• Knuckles;
• A pocketknife or any other small knife;
• Mace or pepper spray;
• Nicotine products, including nicotine pouches;
• Pornographic material;
• Tobacco products (including nicotine pouches), cigarettes, e-cigarettes, and any component, part, or accessory for an e-cigarette device;
• Matches or a lighter;
• A laser pointer, unless it is for an approved use; or
• Any electronic device that can clone, emulate, copy and/or write to another device or card to enable unauthorized access to District-owned property, devices, and any other electronically formatted material
• Any articles not generally considered to be weapons, including school supplies, when the principal or designee determines that a danger exists.
*See Placement and/or Expulsion for Certain Offenses for weapons and firearms. In many circumstances, possession of these items is punishable by mandatory expulsion under federal or state law.
SATURDAY SCHOOL SCHEDULE
LATE BUS CALENDAR
Students will exit the building through the cafeteria, and board the late bus.
TUTORIAL CALEDAR
WHS BLOCK SCHEDULE CALENDAR
BELL SCHEDULE
Average Daily Attendance (ADA) Bell
We will have an ADA bell at 1:30pm, that is for all teachers to make sure they have taken attendance.
CAMPUS TARDY POLICY
SEE SOMETHING, SAY SOMETHING
The Anonymous Alerts is an anti-bullying and safety app reporting system that helps combat bullying and other negative activity in schools by empowering students to speak up. Social and peer pressure are some of the hardest obstacles for students to overcome. Students or parents can submit reports such as bullying, cyber bullying, depression, dating violence, drug or alcohol use, threats against the school, weapons on campus, and more.
The system allows for 1-way or 2-way anonymous encrypted communications between the submitters (students, parents, or community members) and District administration and/or school staff. Users of the system have the option to remain anonymous or reveal their identity when submitting a report.
IS NOT ALLOWED
Parents and Students, we do NOT accept Door Dash any more. Parents are allowed to bring food for their student only. Parents please speak to your students that they are not allowed to order door dash and have it delivered to the back of the school or the side door next to the student parking. If door dash is delivered for a student it will be held in the front office until the end of the day.
