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🐾WHS ROAR REPORT🐾

LOUD, PROUD PANTHER NEWS FEBRUARY 23-27

🐾WHS ROARREPORT🐾LOUD, PROUD PANTHER NEWS FEBRUARY 23-27
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PLEASE JOIN US! PLEASE JOIN US!

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JMG COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECT JMG COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECT

JMG students Isaias and Jessie planned and carried out a community service project with Heartland Small Animal Rescue, where they volunteered their time walking dogs and spending one-on-one time playing with them as they wait for their forever homes. Through this experience, Isaias and Jessie showed compassion, responsibility, and leadership while supporting the well-being of animals in their community. Their project highlights the impact young leaders can make by giving back and making a difference where it matters most.

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OPPORTUNITY FOR 10TH and 11TH GRADERS OPPORTUNITY FOR 10TH and 11TH GRADERS

My name is Rachael Privett, I’m reaching out from the University of Michigan Rogel Cancer Center to share a virtual summer opportunity and to ask for your help connecting students with this meaningful summer experience in science and healthcare. We are committed to expanding access for students in rural communities and welcome applications from talented students who may have limited local opportunities to explore research or healthcare careers.

Summer Healthcare Experience in Oncology (SHE) – Virtual Summer Research Program
Applications close March 22
Apply here: https://umichumhs.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bxv7iuv5b08KYOG

The University of Michigan Rogel Cancer Center’s Summer Healthcare Experience in Oncology Program introduces Michigan high school students to the wide range of careers in cancer care, cancer research, and oncology-related fields. This virtual program provides hands-on exposure to genetic drosophila research through a partnership with the eCLOSE Institute, along with a patient case study project to explore key facets of cancer science and care. Students also participate in faculty lectures, panel discussions, and skill-building workshops to expand their knowledge, build professional networks, and support their future biomedical career paths. Applicants must be current sophomores or juniors attending a Michigan high school, and we encourage applications from the full spectrum of talent across the state.

Program Dates

  • Virtual sessions: Monday–Friday, July 13–24, 2026; 9:30 AM–1:00 PM
  • Optional on-campus orientation: June 15–16

Key Program Details

  • Two weeks of interactive virtual programming featuring experts across cancer care, research, health disparities, and professional development
  • Beginner-level research activities using at-home lab kits
  • Mentorship from oncology professionals
  • Collaboration with peers from partner institutions (University of Kentucky, University of Chicago, University of Pennsylvania, and University of Texas at Austin)
  • $500 stipend for students who complete the program
  • Optional monthly virtual academic-year enrichment opportunities

Access & Support

  • Technology needs will be discussed with accepted students to ensure participation
  • Transportation support may be available for students attending the optional on-campus orientation
  • We review applications holistically and value students from diverse geographic, educational, and community backgrounds, including those from rural and remote areas

Eligibility

  • Current Michigan high school sophomore or junior
  • Interest in a career in scientific research or medicine
  • Ability to participate in the full two-week virtual program July 13 - 24
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS THAT PARENTS WILL WANT TO KNOW ABOUT IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS THAT PARENTS WILL WANT TO KNOW ABOUT

🥫JMG Canned Food Drive

The JMG class is hosting a school-wide canned food drive to support members of our community.

• Bring canned goods or non-perishable items.
• JMG students will visit 1st-hour classes daily to collect donations.
• The class donating the most items will win a special surprise!


🎓 Van Buren Tech Visits
Attention 10th and 11th graders: Individual visits to Van Buren Tech programs are now available.
If interested, email Mrs. Dawson with the program you’d like to visit.


🏃 Track Sign-Ups
Anyone interested in Track this season should sign up in the high school office or in Coach Weber’s room.
See Coach Weber with any questions.


Upcoming Events:

March 3:

  • 6 pm Dual Enrollment Parent Info Mtg

  • 7 pm 8th Grade Parent MSC Info Mtg

March 4:

  • Air Force Lunch Visit

March 6:

  • 8:15 SOTM Breakfast

  • Science Olympiad

PANTHERS ARE PREPPING FOR BASEBALL SEASON PANTHERS ARE PREPPING FOR BASEBALL SEASON

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ATTENTION JUNIORS!! ATTENTION JUNIORS!!

This AI tutor is for high school students to have easy access to SAT-like practice problems as they prepare for the test. All that students have to do is click on the link to the Google Gemini gem and ask it for either an ELA or math question. Students can drill down to concepts that they are struggling with, as well, asking the AI for questions on vocabulary or even trigonometry. The program will also assist students to understand their mistakes if they make them.


https://gemini.google.com/gem/6f855164b4a5?ts=69a0a726


Please thank Mr. Dimino for creating this for you !!

BIOLOGY NEWS BIOLOGY NEWS

In Biology, we have been learning about photosynthesis and cellular respiration. Today, the students began their “Design Your Own Experiment” Lab about anaerobic respiration. Students were given some basic supplies and told that they needed to design an experiment that allowed them to measure the Carbon Dioxide (CO2) output. The students have taken on a variety of creative and informative labs.

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SUMMER OPPORTUNITY SUMMER OPPORTUNITY

Applications are now open for the GALS (Girls on outdoor Adventure for Leadership & Science) summer program. This is a free, summer science program that empowers high school students through hands-on STEM learning, leadership development, and immersive back-country experiences.
Cost: FREE
Who: Any current 9th to 12th grade student. Learn more on the Apply webpage.
When: July 25 to August 8, 2026
Where: GALS begins and ends at MSU's Kellogg Biological Station, explore the Great Lakes State in between!
Why: GALS have the opportunity to learn science through hands-on science experiences while building confidence, leadership skills, and lasting connections.
Applications Due: March 2, 2026
See the website and FAQ page for more information.
Apply now - space is limited!

Sample Itinerary:
Day 1 - Arrive at MSU's Kellogg Biological Station for welcome events.
Days 2 to 5 - Embark on first back-country backpacking trip, exploring Michigan forests and learning about the scientific process and observations.
Days 6 to 7 - Experience car camping, joined by professional scientists, to study various ecosystems.
Days 8 to 11 - During this second backpacking trip you'll begin your own scientific investigations on topics that matter most to you!
Day 12 - Travel back to MSU's Kellogg Biological Station
Days 13 to 14 - Complete your investigation project and create a presentation for the last day. You'll also get to meet with KBS students and scientists.
Day 15 - Presentation Day! Today you'll get to present to friends, family and others who will get to learn from YOU about your GALS experience!

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CONGRATULATIONS TO YOUR FEBRUARY 2026 NOMINEES FOR STUDENTS OF THE MONTH! CONGRATULATIONS TO YOUR FEBRUARY 2026 NOMINEES FOR STUDENTS OF THE MONTH!

FRESHMEN

Amber Bryant

Sam Casiano

Ayvah Domingo-Sturgeo

Josh Koch

Ellie Norman

Kendrah Robart

Braiden Robards

Aleksander Rogers

Daniella Romero-Chairez

Aubrey Winnell

Caroline Weber


SOPHOMORES

Jose Cruz

Anahi Howell

Kevin Johnson

Emma Kirksey

Sophia LeChuga

Leah Melton

Madalein Myers

Cadence Phillips

Karina Short

Bryce Strong

Ava Thomas

Connor VanLente


JUNIORS

Aaron Alvarado

Mackenzie Birmele

Jaqueline Brito-Lorenzo

Ashton Colemen

Braydon Collins

Sienna Harris

Max Kirby

Lucy Logsdon

Gage McKie

Olivia Mitchell

Claire Moore

Emma Owens

Jayden Reed

Landon Schlipp


SENIORS

Adriana Adams

Alina Bell

Dylan Collins

Natalaya Desjardin

Cole Getz

Landon Layer

Leila Liberto-Taylor

Destiny Lynch

Sam Milham

Ashlyn Petty

Grace Ripley

Issabella Sanchez

Austin Tomes

Keira Tremblay

Dimetric White

SCHEDULING FOR NEXT YEAR! SCHEDULING FOR NEXT YEAR!

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NICE JOB VIRTUE CLUB! NICE JOB VIRTUE CLUB!

Between the generosity of Ms. Terry and some of the funds we raised at the basketball games, we were able to donate 100 boxes of cereal to the South School Cereal Drive. Thank you all for your hard work!

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Valentines Cards

A HUGE thank you to everyone that helped create and pass out our valentines cards on February 13th. We are so proud of you guys for sharing the love of Jesus with the entire school. We continue to pray that this small act will have a lasting impact.

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🙏 Prayer Locker 🙏

Don't forget! Some of our amazing club members created the Prayer Locker in the Social Studies hallway in the HS (across from Mrs. Tyler's office). Feel free to write your prayers throughout the week and stick them in the locker. We will collect those each week and pray over them in Virtue Club. You can also invite others to do the same.

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WOMEN WHO INSPIRE US WEEK!! WOMEN WHO INSPIRE US WEEK!!

Calling All Inspiring Women Leaders!

Watervliet High School is hosting our Women Who Inspire Us Day on Friday, March 13 from 1:00–3:00 PM, and we are looking for incredible women from our community to share their stories with our students.

We would especially love to connect with:

WHS graduates

Women in leadership roles

Female Business owners

Women in non-traditional career fields

Women in sports or the arts

Female Community change-makers



Students will rotate through small-group sessions, giving you the opportunity to share your journey, lessons learned, and advice with multiple groups of young people who are eager to learn and be inspired.

If you are interested — or if you know someone who would be a great fit — please email Christina Powers at cpowers@watervlietps.org

.Let’s show our students what leadership, courage, and Panther Pride look like in action.



Can’t Stop • Won’t Stop • Panther Pride

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SENIORS, SUBMIT YOUR PHOTO! SENIORS, SUBMIT YOUR PHOTO!

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AP STUDENTS HELP EACH OTHER! AP STUDENTS HELP EACH OTHER!

AP classes combined to review and revise the AP Seminar Independent Research Reports. Juniors provided great feedback on areas of improvement including analyzing and improving grammar conventions. Additionally, they reviewed the AP College Board rubrics and evaluated the sophomores essays based on those rubrics. This was a great example of peer collaboration and feedback. Peer feedback helps to enhance critical thinking for continuous improvement.

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JMG STUDENTS HEAD TO LANSING JMG STUDENTS HEAD TO LANSING

JMG students Jenna Ritter, Isaias Mendez, and Jeremy Morton traveled to the Michigan State Capitol for Legislative Day, where they had the opportunity to speak directly with state representatives about the impact of Jobs for Michigan’s Graduates (JMG). During their visit, they shared personal experiences and highlighted how JMG supports students in building career readiness, leadership skills, and pathways to success after graduation. Their advocacy helped amplify student voices and demonstrated the real-world value of JMG programs across Michigan.

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WHS TEACHERS SELECTED for NATIONAL DATA + AI PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT WHS TEACHERS SELECTED for NATIONAL DATA + AI PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

We are excited to share outstanding news for Watervliet High School! Four of our teachers have been selected to attend the inaugural Data+AI PDWeek in Albuquerque, New Mexico, from June 22–26 at the University of New Mexico.

Out of applicants nationwide, the following educators were accepted into this highly competitive professional development experience:

Donya Mosher – Matched with YouCubed

Lauren Irmen – Matched with YouCubed

Nicole O’Toole – Matched with YouCubed

Payton Boswell – Matched with YouCubed

The week-long institute is hosted by Data Science 4 Everyone at University of New Mexico and focuses on hands-on training in data science and artificial intelligence. Teachers will work directly with curriculum providers to deepen their understanding of how to bring real-world data skills into the classroom.

As part of their acceptance:

Registration and lodging are fully covered.

Breakfast and lunch will be provided daily.

Up to $500 in travel reimbursement will be available for each teacher.

This opportunity represents an exciting investment in both our staff and our students. Data science and AI are rapidly shaping the future of careers, and our teachers are proactively preparing to bring these high-demand skills into Watervliet classrooms.

We are incredibly proud of Donya, Lauren, Nicole, and Payton for their commitment to professional growth and innovation. Their dedication ensures that our students continue to receive forward-thinking, relevant instruction that prepares them for college, careers, and beyond.

Panther Pride is strong — and growing!

ATTENTION SENIORS! ATTENTION SENIORS!

I’m excited to share that we have secured Pastor Aaron Fee from the First Church of God in Eau Claire to facilitate this year’s Baccalaureate service. We’re looking to form a small group of seniors who would like to help plan and run the service alongside him.

We are looking for seniors who want to help plan, sing, play an instrument, read scripture, lead prayer or anything of the like.

If you’re interested in being part of this planning group, please let me know. It’s a great opportunity to help shape a meaningful experience for your graduating class.

Thank you, and I look forward to hearing from those who would like to be involved!

CONGRATULATIONS to our VAN BUREN TECH PANTHERS who were INDUCTED into the CONGRATULATIONS to our VAN BUREN TECH PANTHERS who were INDUCTED into the

TECHNOLOGICAL NATIONAL HONOR'S SOCIETY TECHNOLOGICAL NATIONAL HONOR'S SOCIETY

GABE RICHARDS GABE RICHARDS

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NORMA GUTIERREZ NORMA GUTIERREZ

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ISAIAH WENDT ISAIAH WENDT

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PANTHERS PUNCH THEIR TICKET TO STATE! PANTHERS PUNCH THEIR TICKET TO STATE!

The Individual Regional Tournaments were this weekend, with a trip to the State Finals at Ford Field on the line. Five Panthers hit the mats, and three punched their tickets to Detroit. JT Isbrecht finished 4th on Saturday in Belding, and Brooklyn Woollett and Ellie Norman both took 4th at Portage Northern on Sunday, with all three moving on to State. They will have 2 weeks to prepare before heading to Detroit on Thursday, March 5th. Congratulations Panther Wrestlers!!

Pictured Left to Right: Asst. Coach Swigart, JT Isbrecht, Brooklyn Woollett, Ellie Norman, and Head Coach Myers

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CASH, GRADUATION & GLORY — FAFSA PAYS OFF! CASH, GRADUATION & GLORY — FAFSA PAYS OFF!

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WHO EARNED THEIR $100 GIFT CARD THIS WEEK? WHO EARNED THEIR $100 GIFT CARD THIS WEEK?

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PHOENIX ANDERSON

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SIENNA BULAT

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MARK BIRMELE

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KARLA CERVANTES

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JESSIE DESJARDIN

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NATALAYA DESJARDIN

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MOEKO CRAGO

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MADISON EBERHARD

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DYLAN COLLINS

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COLE GETZ

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JAYLEE HAVENAAR

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TAYLOR GREEN

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KELSEY HOWELL

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MYA HOOD

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CALEB JEWELL

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DESTINY LYNCH

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MARISSA LOWELL

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ABIGAIL KLOPP

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IZZY RODGERS

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ALEX RILEY

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ELLA ISBRECHT

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KASSANDRA RIGGS

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NATHAN HARASEWICZ

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BEN RULAND

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HECTOR SALGUERO AVILES

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WILL SHERRARD

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ADELINI MORON

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JESSICA RUDELL

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AUSTIN TOMES

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EZEQUIEL CARDOZO AVILES

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TYLER WOODSON

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SOPHIE GREAR

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ADDISON SMITH

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JADA OVERTON

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DAZ ZANG

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SOPHIE WIGENT

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BRIANNA ZWAR

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DIMETRIC WHITE

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BRAYDON SYMONDS

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HANNAH VARIELL

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AVA SPRAGUE

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RILEY SMITH

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SAM MILHAM

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GABE RICHARDS

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KEIRA TREMBLAY

UPCOMING ATHLETIC EVENTS UPCOMING ATHLETIC EVENTS

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📊 GRADUATION RATE GROWTH — A REFLECTION OF OUR COMMITMENT TO STUDENTS 📊 GRADUATION RATE GROWTH — A REFLECTION OF OUR COMMITMENT TO STUDENTS

We are proud to share encouraging graduation rate data that reflects the steady progress our school community has made over the past several years. The upward trend shows the impact of the collective effort from our teachers, support staff, families, and students working together toward a common goal — student success.

Behind every percentage point is a story of perseverance, support, and dedication. Our team works intentionally every day to remove barriers, provide academic and emotional support, and ensure students have the tools they need to reach graduation. Whether through mentoring, academic interventions, attendance supports, or simply building strong relationships, our focus remains on helping each student achieve their goals.

This growth is something we can all celebrate, and it motivates us to keep pushing forward. We remain committed to creating opportunities, supporting every learner, and making sure all students have a pathway to success beyond high school.

Thank you to our staff, families, and community for partnering with us in this important work.

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THANK YOU AMBER BRYANT! THANK YOU AMBER BRYANT!

A special thank you to Tonya Snyder, Principal of the Berrien County Math & Science Center, and WHS freshman Amber Bryant for speaking with our 8th grade Algebra 1 and Geometry students last week.

Their presentation provided valuable insight into the opportunities available at the Math & Science Center and gave our students a firsthand look at what that experience can offer. We especially appreciate Amber for stepping into a leadership role and sharing her perspective — this is a wonderful example of student leadership in action and Panthers supporting Panthers.

Families who would like to learn more are encouraged to attend the parent information session on March 3rd at 7:00 PM in the high school media center.

Thank you again to both Tonya and Amber for investing in our students and helping them explore their future possibilities.

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FOR SENIORS APPLYING TO SMC! FOR SENIORS APPLYING TO SMC!

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SENIOR SCHOLARSHIPS DUE APRIL 10TH SENIOR SCHOLARSHIPS DUE APRIL 10TH

INFORMATION ABOUT THESE HAVE BEEN EMAILED TO ALL SENIORS.

See scholarships below.

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ATTENTION JUNIORS! JUST SHOW UP! ATTENTION JUNIORS! JUST SHOW UP!

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UPCOMING INFORMATIONAL NIGHT FOR PARENTS UPCOMING INFORMATIONAL NIGHT FOR PARENTS

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UPCOMING IMPORTANT DATES UPCOMING IMPORTANT DATES

March 3 — 6:00 PM

Dual Enrollment Information Meeting — Media Center
All parents invited to learn more about dual enrollment

March 6 — 8:15 AM
Student of the Month Breakfast — High School Café

March 9
Spring Sports Begin (YAY!)

March 11 — 1:10 PM Dismissal
Early Release Day

ATTENTION SENIORS! ATTENTION SENIORS!

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PBIS FOCUS OF THE WEEK!--TECHNOLOGY PBIS FOCUS OF THE WEEK!--TECHNOLOGY

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AFTER SCHOOL HOMEWORK HELP AFTER SCHOOL HOMEWORK HELP

📚 After-School Homework Help – Tuesday–Thursday

We encourage all students to take advantage of our after-school homework help program, which is available every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday until 4:15 PM.

This support time provides students with a quiet, structured environment to complete homework, study, and receive extra help when needed — all with no interruptions. The location is announced daily during morning announcements, so students know exactly where to report.

We strongly recommend helping your child build this into their routine early in the semester. Developing the habit of staying after school for focused work time can make a big difference in organization, stress levels, and academic success.

If your child needs a calm place to work, extra academic support, or simply time to stay caught up, after-school homework help is a great option!

IMPORTANT DATES FOR SENIORS AND THEIR FAMILIES IMPORTANT DATES FOR SENIORS AND THEIR FAMILIES

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THE PANTHER HOTLINE THE PANTHER HOTLINE

At Watervliet High School, student safety is our top priority. We want every Panther to feel safe and supported while at school.

To help with this, we have created the Panther Hotline — a simple way for students to report a safety concern if they ever feel uncomfortable speaking directly to an administrator or teacher.

By clicking the link below, students can anonymously share their concern. As soon as a report is submitted, Ms. Powers receives an immediate email notification so that the situation can be addressed quickly.


🔗 https://forms.gle/YH6RG4pnJzsZBHtj9


Please encourage your student to use this resource if they ever feel unsafe or see something concerning. Together, we can ensure that WHS continues to be a safe place for all of our Panthers.

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FULL DAY BELL SCHEDULE 2025-2026 FULL DAY BELL SCHEDULE 2025-2026

Full Day

Period 1 8:10-9:02 (52 min)

Period 2 9:07-10:01 (54 min to include announcements)

Period 3 10:06-10:57 (51min)

Lunch A 10:57-11:27 (30 min)

Lunch A Class 11:32-12:23 (51 min)

Lunch B 11:27-11:57 (30 min)

Lunch B Class 11:02-11:22/11:52-12:23 (51 min)

Lunch C 11:53-12:23 (30 + 5 min passing time)

Lunch C Class 11:02-11:53 (51 min)

Period 5 12:28-1:19 (51 min)

Period 6 1:24-2:15 (51 min)

Period 7 2:20-3:10 (50 min)

HALF DAY BELL SCHEDULE HALF DAY BELL SCHEDULE

Half Day Schedule

Period 1 8:10-8:36

Period 2 8:41-9:06

Period 3 9:11-9:36

Period 4 9:41-10:07

Period 5 10:12-10:38

Period 6 10:43-11:09

Period 7 11:14-11:40

EARLY RELEASE WEDNESDAY SCHEDULE EARLY RELEASE WEDNESDAY SCHEDULE

Early Release Schedule

Period 1 8:10-8:45

Period 2 8:50-9:24

Period 3 9:29-10:03

Period 4 10:08-10:42

Period 5

A Lunch 10:47-11:17

A Class 11:17-11:51

B Class 10:47-11:21

B Lunch 11:21-11:51

Period 6 11:56-12:30

Period 7 12:35-1:10

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