Washington High School students Brenda Marroquin, Georgia Brenneke, Isabel Rosa, Rose Puzzini, Gabrielle Wright, and Alina Cooper talked about respect and civility during the Jefferson County Board of Education meeting Monday. They are doing great work in their school and community!
On Wednesday, November 17, interim grades will be posted on Canvas for each class.
Congratulations to Washington High School senior Anna Elizabeth Walter. She is one of six finalists chosen as a West Virginia finalists for the 2021-2022 U.S. Senate Youth Program (USSYP). Anna was chosen from an extensive application pool of juniors and seniors vying to represent the state. Check out the story on WDVM!
https://www.localdvm.com/news/west-virginia/jefferson-high-student-in-charles-town-state-finalist-for-scholarship-program/
Dear Washington High families,
Please remember that school is closed on Thursday, 11/11, in honor of Veterans Day, and the half-day on Friday, 11/12, is a remote learning day. Our child nutrition services will continue Friday, with food packs available for pickup from 9:00am-10:00am.
The WHS Faculty Senate School Climate Committee accepts staff nominations for students every marking period for the STAR Patriot student awards. "STAR" stands for Success Through Achievement and Responsibility. The following students won a STAR award and Sheets gift card for the first marking period:
Pictured are:
Emmy Ward (nominated by Mr. Smith)
Odell Ware (Ms. Rhoades)
Josh Thomason (Mrs. Nicholson)
Gretchen Shepherd (Ms. Boone)
Cynthia Keiter (Ms. Boone)
Not pictured winners:
Cecelia Bayles (Mr. Nicholson)
Caden Ballard (Ms. Reed)
Natalie Diedericks (Mr. Smith)
Jasmine Proctor (Ms. Borkholder)
Chris Gutierrez (Ms. Borkholder)
We are aware there is an issue with Canvas. It is currently being addressed and access will be re-established ASAP.
The Washington High School Boy's Soccer Team won their semi-final game against George Washington! Congratulations! The Patriots play in the AAA Championship tomorrow!
A big send-off for the Washington High School Boy's Soccer Team as they head off to Beckley for the WVSSAC Soccer Championships! They open the tournament with a semi-final matchup against George Washington Friday at 5:00 PM. Go Patriots!!
The West Virginia Department of Education (WVDE) announced West Virginia’s finalists for the 2021-2022 U.S. Senate Youth Program (USSYP) this week. Washington High School senior Anna Elizabeth Walter was among six finalists chosen from an extensive application pool of juniors and seniors competing to be one of two USSYP delegates to represent the state. A panel of law and civics professionals from around the state will interview the finalists on November 22, 2021, for chance to be awarded this prestigious national scholarship. Good luck, Anna!!!
Washington High School students helped the community this weekend! On Saturday October 23, the WHS Interact Club worked with the Charles Town Tree Board to plant trees for local residents.
Please accept our apology for the error made in our attendance calling today.
Our records have been corrected according to the documentation presented by our first period teachers who took attendance this morning.
You do not need to call in. However, you do need to send a note if your child was absent.
Thank you for your continued patience as we work to overcome challenges which happened during the remote learning practice day.
How Can We Help? A Conversation of How to Provide Academic Support at Home
Hosted by Jeremy Wilt
October 25 at 7PM. Zoom Link is attached.
HOMECOMING FRIDAY OCT 22, 2021
Remote learning day schedule. Students will need to be signed in with their cameras on for each class.
1st Period - 7:45-8:15
2nd Period- 8:20-8:50
3rd Period- 8:55-9:25
4th Period- 9:30-10:00
5th Period- 10:05-10:35
6th Period- 10:40-11:10
7th Period- 11:15-11:45
The ASVAB (Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery) will be administered at WHS Thursday, November 4th for juniors and seniors. The ASVAB measures your strengths, weaknesses and potential future success for domains: verbal, math, science, technical and spatial. You do not have to be interested in enlisting in the military to take the ASVAB. Students register at https://forms.office.com/r/ky4dwebU6x
Registration ends November 1.
October 18, 2021
Dear Parents, Guardians and Community Members,
Today between 6th and 7th period, the fire alarm went off. It was not pulled.
The alarm showed trouble in one of the restrooms. Although staff found no fires in any of the restrooms, the fire company came on site as a precaution.
Once they determined that it was safe for staff and students to reenter, we came back into the building at approximately 2:20PM.
Our maintenance department has arranged for the company responsible for our system to come on site tomorrow to evaluate and make repairs as needed.
Homecoming 2021 Forms.
Homecoming Permission Slip: https://5il.co/10fp4
Guest Permission Slip: https://5il.co/10fpa
Bell schedule for the Friday three hour early dismissal days. Our first early dismissal is this Friday, October 15. We will be providing a grab-and-go breakfast as well as a grab-and-go lunch for these days.
1st Period - 7:45-8:15
2nd Period- 8:20-8:50
3rd Period- 8:55-9:25
4th Period- 9:30-10:00
5th Period- 10:05-10:35
6th Period- 10:40-11:10
7th Period- 11:15-11:45
Dear Rumsey Students and Parents:
Please see the information below which clarifies the status of Rumsey students on early dismissal days as well as on remote learning days for Jefferson County:
On early dismissal days (Faculty Senate days and Fridays 10/15-Thanksgiving), there will not be a PM Rumsey route. The all day Rumsey students will return with the AM students on those days. PM and all day students who have their own transportation will be permitted to drive themselves to Rumsey or have a parent transport them.
On Remote learning days, including the drill on October 22, no JCS transportation will be provided for Rumsey students. Again, students with their own transportation will be permitted to drive themselves to Rumsey or have a parent transport them.
As Rumsey serves three counties, their instruction will continue for students. From the beginning of the year, all assignments and assessments have been placed in Schoology and other relevant electronic resources. JCS students will have access to that work and will need to make sure they they log in to the Faculty Senate and remote learning days they are not physically present at Rumsey so that they are not marked absent.
If you have any questions, please reach out to me.
Sincerely,
Judy Ann Marcus
Last week, members of the Washington FFA Chapter participated in two of their year-long community service projects. On Monday, members prepared a community meal at Asbury Methodist Church. Members purchased the ingredients for the meal at a local grocery store after school, prepared the food in a kitchen and served over sixty meals. On Saturday, in partnership with members from the Washington High School National Honor Society, students picked up trash along Huyett Road as part of the Adopt-A-Highway Project.
