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CONGRATULATIONS to the following freshmen who were able to achieve PERFECT ATTENDANCE for the first month of the new school year. PERFECT ATTENDANCE mean no tardies and the the only absences are school related! WAY TO GO FRESHMEN!

Adams, Hailey

Birmele, Mackenzie

Daisy, Angelica

Gaston, Kelsie

Guthrie, Gabriella

Gutierrez, Norma

Harris, Sienna

Hernandez-Cruz, Maria

Holmes, Anthony

Ice, Hanna

Kostrzewa, Katelynn

Lawrence, Krystina

Leoni, Sarah

Logsdon, Lucy

Manley, Kalyn

Medlin, Maycie

Perez, Liliana

Poole, Allison

Robart, Nahduleigh

Schlipp, Shelby

Torres, Elizabeth

Webster, Mackenzie Ann

Wendt, Isaiah

I grew up in a small town in the Thumb of Michigan. I graduated from Marlette Jr/Sr High School. I have a Bachelor's Degree in English Literature from Central Michigan University, and I have a Master’s Degree in Secondary Education from the University of Michigan - Ann Arbor. At WHS, I teach English 11 & 12 and am proud of our students’ kindness & willingness to learn. My free time is divided between reading, painting, and swimming, and I try to travel as frequently as I can. I’m new to Southwest Michigan and have very much enjoyed learning the quirks of the area.

Each month the faculty at the high school nominate students at each grade level for a student of the month. Those students are identified because they are going above and beyond the expectation in the classroom and/or they are showing significant effort in class. Below are the students who were nominated for Student of the Month for September 2023.

FRESHMEN:

Sofie Shafer

Pyper Richards

Sienna Harris

Mackenzie Webster

Nahduleigh Robart

Isabella Clark

Aiden Wolford

Elizabeth Leblang

Claire Moore

Kelsie Gaston

Elliott Worley

Joey Vorva

SOPHOMORES:

Sophie Grear

Gabe Richards

Christopher Parkhurst

Grace Ripley

Julian Cardoso

Emy Baldwin

Joel Doerr

Isabella Bultema

Addison Smith

Eli Alsup

Evihn DeJonge

Ella Isbrecht

Jacob Shunkwiler

Felipe Garcia

Jacob Pleyer

Alina Bell

Tyler Woodson

Jordan Peek

Bonnie Zang

JUNIORS:

Sydnee Enders

Mallory Russel

Lilly Summers

Ilee Burgess

Alyssa Brown

Riley Preston

Kayden Harrington

Jerrick Perez

Jocelyn Solis

Noah Bentley

Hector Salguero

Chase Morris

Chaz Hart

Nicole Bender

Carson Underwood

Adalynn Richards

Daniel Mandujano

Gavin Collins

Chelsea Lange

Amber Robbins

SENIORS:

Lauren Lovell

Mikey Fee

Julia Pepple

Olivia Price

Karley Knight

Ian Coleman

Julie Rudell

Johanna Granados

Anthony Freemyer

McKenna Kirksey

Riley Hess

Zachary Rader

Colton Swisher

Riley Hess

Kameron Smith

Guillermo Moron

Savannah Nearpass

Matthew Morgan

Jackson Aleigha

JT Davis

Senior, Abby Lomoro, spoke at our first Student of the Month Breakfast this morning, where we honored the 8 students of the month for September 2023! This event will be a monthly occurrence at the high school this year each month for our recognized students of the month. Pictured blow is Abby speaking to the students and also Isabella and Lauren adding their handprints to the Panther Pride Wall!

Check out this nice long list of Sophomores who achieved PERFECT ATTENDANCE for the month of September! NICE JOB SOPHOMORES!

Ayala, Giovanni

Baldwin, Emy

Billings, Nora

Blaylock, Skyler

Bulat, Sienna

Bultema, Isabella

Cardozo-Aviles, Ezequiel

Crago, Moeko

Desjardin, Natalaya

Doerr, Joel

Ellsworth, Ariana

Frazier, Dennis

Jimenez-Ramirez, Arianne

Lowell, Marissa

Milham, Samuel

Overton, Jada

Parkhurst, Christopher

Pleyer, Jacob

Rodgers, Ja'Quarius

Ruland, Benjamin

Salguero , AvilaHector

Sanchez, Issabella

Shunkwiler, Jacob

Smith, Addison

Smith, Riley

Tarantino, Izzy

Tomes, Austin

Tremblay, Keira

Wigent, Sophie

Zwar, Brianna

Algebra 2

Algebra 2 students have been focusing this week on learning how to graph Quadratic Equations. Quadratic Equations make a graph called a parabola; it can look like a "U" shaped graph either opening up or down. To graph them students need to find the vertex using algebra techniques in class. We also used the graphing calculator to help check our work.

PreCalc

PreCalc students took a Quiz earlier this week and today started working on Composing Functions. This is when you take one function and place it into another to create an entirely new function. Today we started an Activity to practice composing functions where students physically cut & paste functions into each other.

Personal Finance students are starting off the year learning the ins and outs of managing their money and savings. They are also embarking on the world of spreadsheets, using their newfound skills to create budgets and various spreadsheets to enhance their life beyond high school.

Geometry

We have completed the first standard, transformations, and are currently working on the second standard using this knowledge, congruent triangles. Students have enjoyed exploring triangle properties using spaghetti noodles.

Juniors know how to get it done when it comes to PERFECT ATTENDANCE. Check out who has been here everyday this year from the Junior Class!

Arnosky, Hayden

Bauschke, Jaysen

Bender, Nicole

Brown, Alyssa

Burgess, Jewell

Enders, Sydnee

Epple, Owen

Gruszczyk, Zackary

Hart, Chaz

Isbrecht, Lucas

Kuehl, Tyler

Parra, Ruby

Preston, Riley

Querfurth, Jacob

Robart, Braizen

Romero-Chairez, Kimberly

Smith, Austin

Thornsbury, Zoe

Underwood, Carson

VanNiel, Tanner

Weckwerth, Susannah

Williams, Emmett

Worley, Clorisa

Zuniga, Jorge

In my family I have my mom, dad, my sister, and a beagle named Porthos. It is really hard to choose one favorite teacher. I would like to give recognition to both Mrs. Brush and Mrs. Hollandsworth for allowing my passion for music to grow and for always giving me opportunities to further myself when it comes to my musical abilities. They are also such bright lights and make school so much more enjoyable! My favorite subjects are band and choir I really enjoy music and enjoy learning more every opportunity I get. I play soccer and have been a part of the school musicals we have had. I am also in the marching band in the color guard. In my free time I spend time working with my horse Ditto whether it is riding or brushing, this one or my favorite things to do during my free time along with practicing for color guard and learning new things. I am still unsure what I will do after high school, but I am primarily looking into vet tech and music. I am proud to be a panther because of the amazing teachers that work so hard to help their students be successful.

My family includes my mom Nicole, my dad Chris, my aunt Carol, and my sister, Sophia

My favorite teacher is Mr. Steele because he is an all around fun guy to be around and has taught me so much about woodworking and how to be a man.

My favorite class is probably my CTE welding class in Coloma only because it is something I want to do after high school.

For sports I play football. I am starting left guard and starting defensive tackle.

For fun I like to fish, hunt, and hang out with my friends.

I plan on going into the Millwrights and see what I need to learn and do to become a welder.

I am proud to be a panther because it is a really good community and they give us a chance to have a really good future.

Tuesday, October 3, Migrant and English Learner students visited Western Michigan University. They toured the campus and ate lunch at Valley Dining Center. This stirred interest in going to college and making a plan to attend college. Mr. Coburn, the college and career counselor, is meeting with each student to help them with their college plan. Thank you to Ms. Stofko for organizing the trip and to Mr. Linderman for assisting with supervision!

Check out the longest PERFECT ATTENDANCE list in the building for September 2023. WOW, SENIORS are leading the way !

Bethea, Aidan

Bulat, Reise

Caldwell, Tia

Cardozo-Aviles, Melissa

Chisek, Grace

Cockrun, Kaitlynn

Epple, Wyatt

Fee, Michael

Freeman, Bianca

Fuller, Landin

Geisler, Devin

Golden, Ellie

Harris, Ella

Hart, Natalie

Jonjevic, Kaden

Kerr, Wynter

Kirksey, McKenna

Krugler, Kyler

Laws, Lauren

Lomoro, Abigail

Lovell, Lauren

Lowell, Morgan

Morgan, Matthew

Olexa, Amara

Overton, Mark

Pepple, Julia

Perez, Raquel

Perez-Cruz, Elsa

Price, Olivia

Rader, Zachary

RudellJulie

Sexton, Aleah

Smith, Kameron

Steltner, Tristan

Tavolacci, Trevor

Velez, Julian

White, Keziah

Woollett, Taylor

Zalcedo Salcedo, Yuria

Zwar, Connor

I live with my mom, dad, sister, and dog named Molly. My mom works at South School. My dad works at Griffin Tool. My sister is in 8th grade at the middle school. My favorite teacher has been Mr. Andrews because he finds fun activities for us to do to help us understand the material better. He is also just good at teaching. My favorite class has been yearbook because I get to take pictures at different events and help put together the yearbook. Mrs. Brant is also really great and I have that class with my friends. I play basketball and soccer. I am also involved in Student Council, Student Advisory Council, and National Honor Society. For fun I like to go camping, go to the beach, and hang out with my friends. After high school, I plan to go to college to become a social worker. I am proud to be a WHS Panther because the school offers a lot of opportunities for the students.

My family consists of my Mom, Dad, younger Brother, older Sister, and two cats. My favorite teacher is Mrs. Hunt. She is my favorite teacher because she always has new and exciting art projects for us to do. My favorite class is Anatomy because the people in my class are funny and great people to be around. I also like Anatomy because we get to do so many cool and new things there. I am currently involved in Cross Country and the Virtue Club. In winter I will be part of indoor soccer, and in the spring I will be a part of outdoor soccer.

For fun I like to hang out with my best friends Olivia Price, Kimberly Romeo, and the Van Lente twins. After high school I plan to go to college somewhere warm for pre med. When I finish college I plan to go to Medical school to become a Dermatologist. I am proud to be a WHS Panther because this school gives me so many opportunities and we have a lot of spirit!

Pictured left to right: Christopher Parkhurst, Trevor Tavolacci, Lauren Lovell, Lilly Summers, Ella Harris, Amya Harvell, Alexis Hoadley, Julia Pepple and Mrs. Tami Brush.

On Friday, September 29, 2023 8 members of WHS Concert Choir were chosen to attend the Southwestern Michigan Vocal Festival Workshop at Western Michigan University. They spent the day with students from 16 other schools sight reading the choral selections for the 84th annual festival on Thursday, March 14, 2024 in Miller Auditorium. An evening concert will take place at 7:00 p.m. that is free and open to the public on March 14, 2024. Please come out and support our choir students!

In my family I have my grandma, papa, mom, dad, my 2 sisters, and my brother. My grandma and grandpa are the best obviously. They encourage me and make sure I do everything to the best of my abilities. My mom and dad are amazing and always make sure I have everything I need to succeed, and never fail to show that they care. My 2 sisters Gabby and Maddie and my brother Nathan are my mini me’s. They are my best friends and my favorite people.

My favorite teacher is Mrs. Simmons. She is my favorite teacher because she is super sweet and always makes her class fun. She also gives her students many opportunities and is encouraging.

My favorite class is geometry. I’ve always loved math even when I struggle and once you get the hang of it, it’s fun.

I’m in Interact, debate, newspaper, and I play softball.

For fun I eat tacos, give anyone that will listen in my house free concerts, and spend time with my family.

After high school I want to go to college to be a veterinarian.

I am proud to be a WHS panther because that's where all the cool kids go. Also because of the education I receive and the friendships i’ve made along the way.

I live with my dad and my dog. My dog is a Blue Heeler. My dad works for an irrigation company.

My favorite teacher is definitely Mr. Steele. His class is always fun.

My favorite class is wood shop because of Mr. Steele.

I am currently not involved in any clubs or sports however I plan on playing baseball in the spring and football next year.

For fun I like to work on my truck, hunt, fish, and weld.

After high school I plan on being a mechanic.

I am proud to be a WHS panther because of the pride we take in our school.

These two ladies worked together to create a FAFSA gauge that will be used this year to acknowledge the number of FAFSAs completed by our Senior students. You can find the gauge across from the counseling office. Once FAFSAs can be submitted in December, students can start painting the gauge to represent the number completed!

Four marching band students participated in WMU Bronco band day with 64 other area high schools. The band was made up of almost 500 members. Students who attended had a few weeks to memorize music and color guard routines prior to Saturday. The kids were paired with one WMU band student to learn what preparing for half-time show is like and ask questions about college. The kids then participated in half-time performance and post game performance. The kids were exhausted after about a 14 hour day, but had a great time. It was great learning experience. Members who attended were: Lucy Logsdon, Lauren Lovell, Zack Gruszczyk, and Ben Ruland. Next up is the friends/family performance this coming Saturday at 2.

I am the oldest of 6 BOYS between my mom and bonus dad and my dad and bonus mom. All together we have three cats Rosko, Hank, and Lola and a dog Hallie Mae.

My favorite teacher is Mr. Tremblay because I look up to him and he's a great teacher and coach.

My favorite class is PE because I'm a pretty active person and love to get some energy out during the day.

I play football, baseball, and wrestling. Football is my favorite. I am a Kicker, a free safety, and a running back.

I like to hunt, fish, ride my four wheeler, and spend time with my family. I also like to fix things like cars, atv, electronics and basically anything I can put back together like a puzzle.

I plan on playing college football at any school I can get in to and possibly go to the air force.

My family includes my older sister, my mom and my dad.

Mrs. Lefor has been my favorite teacher.

My favorite classes are Spanish and PE/Health.

I am not currently involved in any sports or clubs.

In my free time I like to hang out with my friends.

After high school I plan to go to a trade school and become a welder.

Fall Senior Athletes and Parents:

So that you may plan ahead, here are the dates for our fall sports Senior Nights for the class of 2024:

Soccer and Cross Country -- Monday, October 9th (between periods of the soccer game)

Volleyball -- Tuesday, October 10 (between the JV and Varsity Game)

Football and Cheerleaders - Friday, October 13 (Before the Game)

Please note that the cross country Senior Night will be celebrated with the soccer team's Senior Night this year which is a change from previous years.

Friday, October 6

7:00 PM Varsity Football Home vs. South Haven

Saturday, October 7

9:00 AM MS & HS Cross Country to Portage Invitational at Portage West MS

Monday, October 9

5:00 PM Varsity Soccer Home vs. Lawton – Cross Country and Soccer Senior Night

Tuesday, October 10

6:30 & 7:30 PM JV & Varsity Volleyball Home vs. Coloma – VB Senior Night

Wednesday, October 11

5:00 PM Varsity Soccer at Constantine

5:30 PM JV Volleyball Quad at Black River

Thursday, October 12

TBD Cross Country at US 131 Motorsports Park

5:30 PM Varsity Volleyball Quad at Coloma

6:00 PM JV Football at Parchment

6:00 PM Varsity Soccer Home vs. Kalamazoo Cougars

Friday, October 13

7:00 PM Varsity Football Home vs. Parchment – FB and Cheerleaders Senior Night

Saturday, October 14

TBD MS Cross Country Regional Meet at Portage West Middle School

9:00 AM Varsity Volleyball at St. Joseph

Watervliet High School Athletic Department is seeking coaches for the following positions. Please click on the links below for more information.

JV Girls Basketball Coach

JV Boys Basketball Coach

9th Grade Boys Basketball Coach

The ACP continues to provide eligible households with discounts on home internet service.

https://getacp.org/esh?utm_medium=email&utm_source=govdelivery

Goal: 100% of Seniors will complete at least 2 college applications in October.

College Campus Visits:

9th Graders TBD - SMC (mid to late November)

10th Graders TBD

11th Graders TBD - Combined 11th/12th trip to Hope (45 students, tentatively Oct. 27)

12th Graders TBD

Presentations/Activities:

Oct 9th College Admissions Presentation in all English 12 classes.

Oct 16th–College Admissions Night 6 pm for parents from Ben Spencer SMC

Oct 19th evening college fair tables set up at parent teacher conferences.

Oct 20 College Fair for students 8:15-11:40

Dec 4th FAFSA Night for Parents 6pm

Dec 4th FAFSA presentation in all English 12 Classes

Mondays: Jeans day for all faculty and staff wearing college gear to school! All students are encouraged to wear their college gear!

Oct 9–Staff Group Picture

Oct 16 MSU vs. U of M Gear Day

Oct 23

Oct 30

In English 12 classes: students write a college comparison paper; they research careers, scholarships, and colleges in a program called Xello.

College Application Days in English 12 on Oct 19th and Oct 30th; Seniors complete an LMC application. Students also sign up for the Common App and start adding schools to their list.

Staff bulletin board: I went to college and you can too! A banner will be created and placed in the hall from the first college gear day with as many faculty as possible.

Daily trivia in the announcements and a prize for the first student responder with the correct answer every day of the month.

Public gauge of FAFSA completion rate and college application rate posted in hall. Thank you to advanced art students for creating this.

Tags on senior lockers to all of the places that each senior has applied.

A sign placed outside each teacher’s door that reads I attended College. Ask me about it! (with the institution attended)

Each day of the month teachers will be assigned one day to talk to all of there classes about the following: Where they went, why they chose that school, how they paid for it, what they studied, what they participated in, what they liked/disliked, knowing what they know now what they night have done differently, etc.

Wesco is honored to be a part of every community in which each of our 55 locations resides. We are also fortunate enough to have the ability to give back to these communities. Through our relationship with Pepsi, $20,000 of fountain profits will be given to local public high schools like yours.

Every Wesco location will donate one cent from each fountain drink sold to local public high schools during October, November, and December. Pepsi has committed to donating up to $20,000 of fountain cup proceeds. Each Public High School will receive a minimum of $100. The rest of the $20,000 pledge will be distributed according to sales.

As one of the high schools selected, you will be notified of the amount collected from your local Wesco in early January. We are excited to work with Pepsi on this generous giving program for our local public education.

New for the 23-24 school year is Enrollment Express Forms through our student information system., Powerschool. We will not be sending home paper forms this year for returning students. All forms will be updated and/or completed online through Watervliet PowerSchool Parent Portal.

Below are the instructions to complete the registration/enrollment process for the new school year.

Step 1: Set up a PowerSchool account. If you do not already have a PowerSchool account, you can set up one by doing the following:

A. Open the Internet browser on your computer.

B. Type https://watervlietpowerschool.berrienresa.org/public/home.html into the address bar.

C. Click on the CREATE ACCOUNT tab. You must create a parent account.

D. Fill in the information requested for your desired username and password. You will need to confirm your email before you move to the next step.

If you already have a parent account, log into it and select ACCOUNT PREFERENCES and add student on the student tab. Their Access ID and Access Password will also need to be ttyped exactly s it appears on the welcome letter.

If you forgot your username or password, click on Forgot Username or Password on the parent portal sign in screen.

Step 2: Complete Enrollment Forms

In PowerSchool, select the student you are enrolling and click on the FORMS link with the left navigation menu. Click ENROLLMENT. You will navigate through several forms. Please make sure that you complete all forms.

Step 3: Provide Documentation

If you are unable to upload documentation vis the document upload elements on the form, please bring the following documentation to your school office from 7:30 AM -3:00 PM.

If you have questions, please call the school office at 269.463.0730 between 7:30 AM -3:00 PM, Monday -Friday.

WHS has a PBIS team that includes parents, teachers, students, and staff. PBIS is a system of positive behavior and supports in the building that define expectations for kids and guide their decision making and behavior. The team meets on the last Monday of the month at 3:15 to review, update and add to our PBIS plan in the building. We are currently looking for additional parents to add to this team for the 23-24 school year. Our next meeting is Monday, October 30th at 3:15 PM in the high school media center. If you would like to join the team, or just come to learn more about it, please email Ms. Powers at cpowers@watervlietps.org or Dr. Mosher, who serves as the chair of the team at donya.mosher@watervlietps.org.

We want all of our parents to be able to access their child's grades and progress in Canvas at any time. Please follow the directions below in order to access Canvas for your child this year !

For information and directions on how to use your parent Canvas account to check grades, view assignments or message teachers, visit www.watervlietps.org and click on the Canvas for Parents Link in the middle of the homepage.

Here is the direct link too. https://www.watervlietps.org/o/wps/page/canvas-resources

Oct 9 College Admissions Presentation in English 12

Oct 11 PAC (Xello) 6 pm

Oct 11 Early Release Day

Oct 12 PSAT/NMSQT for 10th (voluntary) and 11th graders (ALL)

Oct 16 College Admissions Informational Night 6 pm

Oct 18 SAC 7:30 AM

Oct 19 Parent/Teacher Conferences 4-7 pm

Oct 20 ½ day; College Fair

Oct 20 9th Grade Career Pathway Day Berrien RESA

Oct 23 Fall Band Concert

Oct 25 Early Release Day

Oct 25 Picture Retake Day

Oct 26 Fall Choir Concert

Oct 27 End of MP 1

Nov 1 Early Release Day

Nov 1 SAC 7:30 AM

Nov 3 October Student of the Month Breakfast 8:15 AM

Nov 15 Early Release Day

Nov 15 SAC 7:30 AM

Nov 16 Military Informational Night 6 pm

Nov 22 NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS AND STAFF

November 23/24 Thanksgiving Break

Nov 27 FAFSA Informational Night 7 pm

Nov 29 Early Release Day

Nov 29 PAC 6 pm

Nov 29 SAC 7:30 AM

Nov 30 Blood Drive

Dec 1 Progress Reports

Dec 1 November Student of the Month Breakfast 8:15 AM

Dec 6 Early Middle College Informational Night 6 pm

Dec 13 Early Release Day

Dec 13 Career Fair

Dec 13 SAC 7:30 AM

Dec 14 Winter Band Concert

Dec 18 Winter Choir Concert

Dec 20 PAC 6 pm

Dec 25-Jan 5 Winter Break

Jan 8 Return to School

Jan 10 Early Release Day

Jan 10 SAC 7:30 AM

Jan 12 December Student of the Month Breakfast 8:15 AM

Jan 17-19 Half Days for Exams

Jan 22 Start of Semester 2

Jan 24 Early Release Day

Jan 24 SAC 7:30 AM

Jan 24 Senior /Scholarships Informational Night 6 pm

Jan 31 Early Release Day

Jan 31 PAC 6 pm

Feb 2 January Student of the Month Breakfast 8:15 AM

Feb 5-9 Winterfest Week

Feb 7 SAC 7:30 AM

Feb 8 Parent/Teacher Conferences 4-7 pm

Feb 9 Half Day Start of Mid Winter Break

Feb 12 No School Mid Winter Break

Feb 15 Pre Festival Band Concert

Feb 19 MCTI/Project Search Informational Night 6 pm

Feb 21 SAC 7:30 AM

Feb 22 Pre Festival Choir Concert 6:30 pm

Feb 23 Progress Reports

Feb 28 Early Release Day

Feb 28 PAC 6 pm

Mar 1 February Student of the Month Breakfast 8:15 AM

Mar 6 SAC 7:30 AM

Mar 12 LMC Accommodations Informational Night 6 pm

Mar 13 Early Release Day

Mar 20 SAC 7:30 AM

Mar 21 Van Buren Tech Informational Night 6 pm

Mar 27 PAC 6 pm

Mar 27 Early Release Day

Mar 28 End of MP 3

Mar 29 Good Friday No School

Mar 29-Apr 5 Spring Break

Apr 8 School Resumes

April 11 Work Keys testing for Juniors

Apr 12 March Student of the Month Breakfast 8:15 AM

Apr 17 Early Release Day

Apr 17 SAC 7:30 AM

Apr 18 SAT for JUNIORS, PSAT for 9th and 10th Graders

Apr 19 MSTEP for Juniors (Science and Social Studies)

Apr 22 Dual Enrollment Informational Night 6 pm

Apr 24 PAC 6 pm

May 1 Early Release Day

May 1 Decision Day 10 am (Seniors)

May 1 SAC 7:30 AM

May 3 Progress Reports

May 3 April Student of the Month Breakfast 8:15 AM

May 9 Blood Drive

May 11 PROM 7-11 PM; place TBD

May 15 Early Release Day

May 15 Senior Awards Night 6 pm

May 15 SAC 7:30 AM

May 16 Spring Band Concert

May 22 PAC 6 pm

May 21-23 Senior Exams Days

May 23 Spring Choir Concert

May 24 Seniors’ Last Day

May 24 Car Parade

May 27 Memorial Day; No School

May 29 Baccalaureate 6 pm (Seniors)

May 29 SAC 7:30 AM

May 30 Senior Picnic/School visits and grad practice

May 31 May Student of the Month Breakfast 8:15 AM

May 31 Graduation 6:30 pm

June 3 Underclassmen Awards; time TBD

June 4-6 Half Days for Exams

June 6 Last Day of School