FRESHMAN FAMILY BULLETIN

• IN TIME, ON TIME, EVERY TIME IS WARRIOR TIME
  
• FINISH STRONG
  
• DRESS CODE REMINDERS
• COACH GREEN'S ACADEMIC COACHING TIPS: TUTORING ADDING ADDITIONAL DAYS
  
• COVID-19 VACCINE - AGES 16 AND OLDER are now eligible for the COVID vaccine.
  
• COUNSELORS' CORNER: MAY 28 CHANGES TO "BLACK" SCHEDULE DAY FOR HYBRID STUDENTS
• COVID-19 VACCINE - AGES 16 AND OLDER are now eligible for the COVID vaccine.
  
• MOORHEAD COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTER SERVICES
  
• FOOD DISTRIBUTION INFORMATION
  

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
• FOOD DISTRIBUTION SCHEDULE--ENGLISH
• FOOD DISTRIBUTION SCHEDULE--SPANISH
• 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)

With spring time in the air and the year quickly winding down, students have started slowing down when it comes to getting to classes on time. The sense of urgency to be in class before the late bell is becoming less and less with each passing day. Although we can all understand how the grind can wear a person down, the fact that students are not in school more than three days a week should lessen that grind. Please remind your student that being on time is an important habit that reduces stress and is critical to his success!

With only 24 days remaining. it can not be emphasized enough the importance of attendance and participation in school assignments. It has been a difficult year for everyone and the stronger we finish this year, the better prepared we will be for the 21-22 school year.

As the warm weather approaches, please remind your child to dress appropriately for school. The school dress code is outlined below and in the Student Success Handbook.

Students may dress and groom themselves in any manner that is not disruptive to the educational environment or dangerous to themselves or others. The exception to this right is in “Uniformly Dressed” schools. These schools have Board of Education approval to determine the type of dress, including the color that students may wear at school. Students and parent/caregiver(s) will be notified of this dress policy upon enrollment into the school. Each school may provide a more specific list of prohibited items.

Students must dress and exhibit grooming appropriate for the educational activity while following the dictates of good taste. Student attire (tops, shirts, pants) should cover the entire body. Belts on pants need to be properly secured at the waist with no visible undergarments (no sagging). The school prohibits anything it deems to be, or have the potential to be, disruptive, distracting, provocative, provoking, and/or intimidating that rises to the level in the school’s view as having a detrimental effect on the safe and educational atmosphere in the school environment, including any item that promotes gangs, sex, violence, drugs, alcohol, or illegal activity. Students must wear required safety devices or uniforms that insure the students’ safety and/or unrestricted movement.

NOTE: Caps, head covers, belts, insignia, emblems, shirts, jewelry, any attire, and/or other trappings identified or associated or possibly associated with gangs or that are disruptive to the educational environment will not be worn in school or on school premises. Students observed wearing such items will be asked to remove them. The wearing of such items may be cause for suspension.

Starting on Monday, May 3rd, after school tutoring will be expanded to 4 nights a week. Students will be able to get help from our teachers on Monday through Thursday in our West Cafeteria from 2:30 pm to 4:30 pm. Food and transportation home will be provided if needed. The final day of tutoring will be May 20. We hope to see you there.

In order to accommodate final exams for all students, Friday, May 28th will now be a black scheduled day. Thursday, May 27th, and Friday, May 28th will be final exam days at Warren Central High School. Please avoid scheduling appointments and vacations on these dates.

Families making appointments for teens who are 16 or 17 years old will need to make sure they are selecting a location offering the Pfizer vaccine.

Anyone younger than 18 who wants to get vaccinated will need permission from a parent or guardian.

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.

• 100% VIRTUAL families can pick up food on Tuesday from 8:00-9:30 a.m. or 4:00- 6:00 p.m. at Moorhead Community Resource Center located at 8400 East 10th Street.
• All hybrid in-person students will have the opportunity to pick up meals while in-person to take home for the following school day. Please encourage your child to take advantage of this opportunity!