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FRESHMAN FAMILY BULLETIN

What Students & Parents Need To Know-MAY 24, 2021

FRESHMANFAMILY BULLETIN What Students & Parents Need To Know-MAY 24, 2021

New in this issue:

  • 1:20 RELEASE ON THURSDAY & FRIDAY-- MAY 27 & 28
  • NO BACKPACKS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY--MAY 27, 28
  • COACH GREEN'S ACADEMIC COACHING TIPS:TUTORING MONDAY AND TUESDAY
  • SUMMER SCHOOL STUDENT GUIDELINES 2021 June 7 -June 30, 2021
  • SUMMER FOOD DISTRIBUTION INFORMATION
  • STILL TIME FOR VIRTUAL FOR 2021-2022 SCHOOL YEAR
  • QUALITY OF LIFE IN INDIANAPOLIS FOR BLACK AMERICANS & SURVEY

STILL IMPORTANT:
  • WARREN FAMILIES ELIGIBLE FOR BROADBAND DISCOUNT
  • COVID-19 VACCINE - AGES 16 AND OLDER are now eligible for the COVID vaccine
  • MOORHEAD COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTER SERVICES

MAKING IT EASY FOR YOU TO FIND:
  • APPLICATION DAY ATTENDANCE PROCESS
  • CALENDAR--SEMESTER II REVISED HYBRID
  • CANVAS LOGIN PROCESS
  • CHROMEBOOK & TECHNOLOGY HELP REQUESTS
  • CLASS SCHEDULE--HOW TO GET IN SYNERGY (video)
  • COHORT TEAM CONTACT INFORMATION
  • COURSE GUIDE 2021-2022
  • GRADES: HOW TO CHECK IN SYNERGY
  • GRADING SCALE
  • MISSING ASSIGNMENTS: HOW TO CHECK IN CANVAS (VIDEO)
  • MOORHEAD COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTER
  • P-EBT CARD
  • PARENTVUE: HOW TO SEE GRADES, ATTENDANCE, ASSIGNMENTS & more
  • S.A.F.E. REOPENING PLAN
  • SCHEDULING FOR YOUR CHILD'S SOPHOMORE YEAR (slides)
  • SEMESTER II CALENDAR REVISED HYBRID
  • STAFF PHONE & EMAIL DIRECTORY 2020-2021
  • STUDENT RIGHTS & RESPONSIBILITIES--ENGLISH
  • STUDENT RIGHTS & RESPONSIBILITIES--SPANISH
  • STUDENTVUE: DOWNLOADING TO YOUR PHONE
  • TECHNOLOGY HELP TICKET
  • TECHNOLOGY HELP LOCATIONS & HOURS
  • TUTORING--SEMESTER II
  • VIRTUAL CLASS SCHEDULE FOR HOME--SPRING, 2021
  • WALKER CAREER CENTER PROGRAM INFORMATION 2021-2022
  • WEATHER DELAYS AND CLOSINGS FAQ 2020-2021
  • ZOOM: HOW TO LOG INTO CLASSES (VIDEO)
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1:20 RELEASE ON THURSDAY & FRIDAY--MAY 27, 28

  • May 27 is the last day of school for the GOLD hybrid schedule students, and
  • May 28 is the last day of school for the BLACK hybrid schedule students.
  • BOTH DAYS WILL HAVE DISMISSAL AT 1:20 P.M. Please avoid scheduling appointments and vacations on these dates.
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NO BACKPACKS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY--MAY 27, 28

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COACH GREEN'S ACADEMIC COACHING TIPS: TUTORING MONDAY AND TUESDAY

Tutoring will be offered on:


  • Monday 5-24-21 2:30 - 4:30
  • Tuesday 5-25-21 2:30 - 4:30
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MS. LINENBERG, COUNSELOR A-K

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MR. MASSEY, COUNSELOR L-Z

SUMMER SCHOOL STUDENT GUIDELINES 2021 June 7 -June 30, 2021 SUMMER SCHOOL STUDENT GUIDELINES 2021 June 7 -June 30, 2021

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CLASS TIMES

Class Times (Please note credit recovery and incoming Freshman PE have different schedules, but the same school day.)

Credit Recovery Incoming Freshman PE

Period 1 7:15-9:25 Period 1 7:15-10:45

Period 2 9:30-12:05 Period 2 10:50-2:20

Period 3 12:10-2:20

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MASKS

Students will be required to wear a mask while in the school building and on the school bus.

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BREAKFAST

Breakfast

Breakfast carts will be located throughout the building. They will be placed at Door 1 for car riders and Doors 40, 41, and 42 as students enter from buses. Students may retrieve their breakfast as they are going to first period and then proceed directly to class. THE CAFETERIA WILL NOT BE OPEN FOR BREAKFAST.

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LUNCH

Students will have the letter A, B, C, or D on their schedule next to their second period class for credit recovery students or third period for PE students. This indicates the time and cafeteria where they will report. Lunch times are listed below.


A Lunch 11:00-11:30 (West (Academy) Cafe)

B Lunch 11:00-11:30 (East (Commons) Cafe)

C Lunch 11:35-12:05 (East (Commons) Cafe)

D Lunch 11:35-12:05 (West (Academy) Cafe)

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ATTENDANCE POLICY

Attendance during summer school is imperative to student success. The classroom teacher will take attendance at the beginning of each class period. Due to the shortened instructional calendar and intensive study of the classroom content, missing one class period is equivalent to missing two class periods during a regular school semester. With that in mind, students need to attend ALL CLASSES DAILY to successfully complete the summer school coursework. Students who are absent TWO OR MORE DAYS are in jeopardy of not earning their credit.


Students participating in summer activities such as academic/athletic/music camps, vacations, etc. are


not excused from adhering to summer school attendance policies.

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PARKING

The designated student parking area will be parking Lot #7, north of the field house. Drivers and their passengers are to enter through Door #1 and report directly to class.

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TRANSPORTATION

Bus transportation will be provided before and after school only. Students attending only a partial day are expected to provide their own transportation to and from school and leave the building immediately at the conclusion of their class. Students who are enrolled in Period 2 or 3 only must provide their own transportation to school. They may ride the bus home after school if transportation has been requested.

If you have transportation questions, please call 317- 532-2820.

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STUDENT DROP-OFF

Families may drop students off at Door #1 beginning at 7:00 a.m. Student drivers should enter and exit the building using Door #1. As construction continues around campus this summer, access to the West side of the building and 18th street will be restricted. Please enter campus off of 21st street or Mitthoeffer Road.

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OUT OF ASSIGNED AREA

Warren Central High School is a closed campus. Students may not leave campus during the school day without permission from school personnel. Students found out of their assigned area may be subject to disciplinary action.

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STUDENT CONDUCT

Student Conduct

In order to provide the best learning environment possible, students are expected to follow the Code of Student Conduct set forth by the school board in the Student Success Handbook and classroom rules outlined by the teacher.

SUMMER FOOD DISTRIBUTION INFORMATION SUMMER FOOD DISTRIBUTION INFORMATION

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STILL TIME FOR VIRTUAL FOR 2021-2022 SCHOOL YEAR

Warren Central will be offering two distinct options for your child’s needs for the 2021-2022 school year


Option #1--Your may attend school in person.


Option #2--Your child may attend our Warren Online Academy.

The Warren Online Academy will be majority asynchronous. Meaning students will be required to complete work independently without daily live instruction from a teacher. The Warren Online Academy is by application only and will have a limited number of students enrolled.


According to Dr. Hanson, " Applications will remain open until late July. It is our plan for the 21-22 school year to return to IN-PERSON 5 days a week. More details will be provided as we get closer to the start of the school year."


As a part of the new process, parents/caregivers will be required to submit an application if they would like their child to participate in the 9-12 online model. Please find the application links for the 21-22 school year below.



Warren ONLINE/VIRTUAL Enrollment Application- English


Formulario de inscripción en linea/Virtual de Warren - Espanol


For more information, please visit our website, warren.k12.in.us

QUALITY OF LIFE IN INDIANAPOLIS FOR BLACK AMERICANS QUALITY OF LIFE IN INDIANAPOLIS FOR BLACK AMERICANS

Greetings!

As promised, our community engagement continues! A survey is now available seeking your perspective on the quality of life for Black Americans in Indianapolis/Marion County. The Indianapolis Urban League and African American Coalition of Indianapolis (AACI) have formed the Indianapolis African American Quality of Life Initiative. This initiative is made possible by a $100 million grant from Lilly Endowment and will provide funding opportunities to address challenges facing the African American community in Indianapolis. The information gathered will help shape the grant making process associated with Lilly Endowment’s contribution.


We ask that you take a few moments to complete the survey by clicking the link below. The survey will take approximately 10 minutes. Once you’ve completed the survey, please share the link with everyone you know! This is time sensitive as the survey will be available for the next 30 days. We request your help to make this gathering of information a success!


Thank you for your participation in this process thus far and we will keep you informed of all additional engagement opportunities!

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SURVEY

Quality of Life in Indianapolis for Black Americans

Voice your opinion about your experience in Indianapolis/Marion County.

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/QualityofLifeIndy2021

WARREN FAMILIES ELIGIBLE FOR BROADBAND DISCOUNT WARREN FAMILIES ELIGIBLE FOR BROADBAND DISCOUNT

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As of May 12th, all Warren families are eligible for the Emergency Broadband Benefit Program. This program was created by the FCC to expand broadband internet to more families during the pandemic. It will provide a discount of up to $50 per month towards broadband service for eligible households. Additional assistance is also available for purchasing devices. Details and enrollment information can be found at GetEmergencyBroadband.org. You can also visit Warren's NewsFeed on our website for more details.

COVID-19 VACCINATION EXPANDS IN INDIANA TO 12 AND OLDER COVID-19 VACCINATION EXPANDS IN INDIANA TO 12 AND OLDER

Anyone age 12 and older may now schedule a COVID-19 vaccination appointment. Click here to register or call 211 (866-211-9966) if you do not have access to a computer or need assistance. Walk-in appointments are also accepted at most vaccination sites.


When you enter a ZIP code to search for a vaccination site, you will find several vaccination locations near you. The site’s information will include which vaccine is likely available at the site (excludes sites in the Federal Retail Pharmacy Program other than Walmart). You can click “Find Next Available Appointment” to get to the soonest date and time. Zoom out on the map to expand your search. If you don’t see the vaccination site you’re looking for, it’s possible that all appointments are full.


Please note that anyone younger than 18 must receive the Pfizer vaccine. It is the only vaccine to receive Emergency Use Authorization from the FDA for that age group. Proof of age will be required at the time of vaccination.


Received the vaccine? Make sure you sign up for the v-safe after vaccination health checker.

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MOORHEAD COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTER SERVICES

Just a reminder that our food distributions are on Tuesdays from 8:00 - 9:30 AM and 4:00 - 6:00 PM at Moorhead Community Resource Center.


If you have needs beyond what is being offered, you can call our outreach hotline at 317-608-0545 or email at MSDWarrenOutreach@warren.k12.in.us with your request.

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ACADEMIC COACH

KYLE GREEN

KGREEN1@WARREN.K12.IN.US

317-532-6200 X4686

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CLASS of 2024


WARREN CENTRAL

HIGH SCHOOL'S

CENTENNIAL GRADUATING CLASS

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COUNSELOR (A-K)

KRISTEN LINENBERG

KLINENBE@WARREN.K12.IN.US

317-532-6224

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COUNSELOR (L-Z)

JEFF MASSEY

JMASSEY@WARREN.K12.IN.US

317-532-6393

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COHORT SECRETARY

MICHELLE SHUFFITT

317-869-4602

MSHUFFIT1@WARREN.K12.IN.US

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DEAN

RODNEY STEIMEL

317-869-4690

RSTEIMEL@WARREN.K12.IN.US

APPLICATION DAY ATTENDANCE PROCESS
CALENDAR--SEMESTER II REVISED HYBRID
Click button to see calendar for students returning to a hybrid schedule on February 17.
CHROMEBOOK & TECHNOLOGY HELP REQUESTS
CLASS SCHEDULE--HOW TO GET IN SYNERGY
COURSE OF STUDY PLANNING GUIDE 2021-2022
CLICK HERE to see all the course choices and course descriptions that Warren Central and Walker Career Center have to offer!
FRESHMAN COHORT BULLETIN BOARD
Looking for information about school? Can't remember where you saw the link. Visit the 2024 Cohort Freshman Bulletin Board--"Parent Resources".
MISSING ASSIGNMENT WORKSHEET
MOORHEAD COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTER
P-EBT CARD
It is essential that you keep your card, as additional P-EBT assistance will be loaded back onto this same card. Again, PLEASE KEEP THIS CARD. Click for more information
S.A.F.E. REOPENING PLAN
SCHEDULING FOR YOUR CHILD'S SOPHOMORE YEAR (slides)
Too much scheduling information to write down from the video? Don't worry...click the button above to get a copy of the slides discussed by Ms. Linenberg and Mr. Massey.
SELF CHECK LIST
SEMESTER II CALENDAR REVISED HYBRID
STAFF PHONE & EMAIL DIRECTORY 2020-2021
STUDENT VIEW: DOWNLOADING TO YOUR PHONE
TECHNOLOGY HELP TICKET
TECHNOLOGY HELP LOCATIONS & HOURS
TUTORING--SEMESTER II
VIRTUAL CLASS SCHEDULE--SEMESTER II
WALKER CAREER CENTER PROGRAM INFORMATION 2021-2022
CLICK here to learn more about the high pay, high wage career and technical education programs Walker Career Center has to offer.
WEATHER DELAYS AND CLOSINGS FAQ 2020-2021
ZOOM: HOW TO LOG INTO CLASSES (VIDEO)
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CHUCK HARMON--FIRST AFRICAN-AMERICAN TO PLAY FOR THE CINCINNATI REDS

Born in Washington, Indiana
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