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The Freshman English Class is working in collaboration with the Lest We Forget Organization to document the life stories of our local veterans. The students are interviewing veterans and collecting memorabilia to be written into stories that will be published in the 2024 edition of The Book of Heroes. They are planning to interview 25 of our local veterans and have currently interviewed 15. Our Freshman class is looking for two to three more veterans to complete their task. If you know of someone, please contact the high school office.

Our Lady Panthers came out strong in the Championship District match against Bangor. Panthers served tough (13 team aces), passed well and ran a solid offense (36 team kills). The Panthers won in three straight sets. This group of athletes continue to learn and grow as a team focused on a common goal. Thank you to all the Panthers fans for your continued support.

Panthers will head to Fennville to play Muskegon Western Michigan Christian in the semi-final match of Regionals on Tuesday, 11/7/23 at 5:30pm.

The following students were invited to attend the annual SAC Leadership Conference on Thursday in Coloma with our Athletic Director, Ken Dietz.

Moeko Crago, Addison Smith, Leila Liberto Taylor, Dimetric White, Phoenix Anderson, and Jacob Pleyer.

Six sophomores are invited from every school in the SAC.

Activities and presentations centered around team building and decision making.

The last few weeks have been a whirlwind for the Watervliet Marching Band! On October 14th, the Watervliet Marching Band traveled to Grandville High School for the Reeths-Puffer West Shore Invitational. This was their first competition of the MCBA season and they finished in 1st Place in Flight V and took caption awards for Best Music, Best Marching, and tied for Best General Effect. The next weekend, they headed to Jenison and finished again in 1st place earning all three caption awards for Best Music, Visual, and General Effect. Last Saturday, the band competed in MCBA Championship Prelims. This competition determined the ranking and performance order going into State Finals. For the first time ever, Watervliet is ranked first in their flight going into State Championships! MCBA State Championships is held on Saturday, November 4th at Ford Field in Detroit. Flight V starts at 7:30 am with awards at 9:50 am. Watervliet will be performing last in their flight. Visit www.themcboa.org for more championship information. Good luck to all of our band members this weekend!

Congratulations to Gage McKie, Trevor Tavolacci, Christopher Parkhurst, and Dakoda Morrison on their fine performance at the MSVMA District 6 Tenor/Bass Invitational held at the Howard Performing Arts Center at Andrews University. The day consisted of rehearsals with conductor, Dr. Jacob Berglin, from Western Michigan University, and a culminating concert featuring a 70 voice invitational choir, and WMU vocal ensemble, Amphion, both conducted by Dr. Berglin. Great job!

If you would like to earn and wear a serape stole at graduation, you must and pass the biliteracy test. Please contact Mrs. Linda Stofko if you would like to take this test. Only stoles issued by the school can be worn at graduation. One stole issued by the school is a serape and it is allowed to be worn by Seniors who take and pass the biliteracy test. If you have questions, you can also reach out to Ms. Powers.

ALSO--Reminder: English 12 students will need their social security numbers on Monday, November 6 so they can create their FSA ID accounts and eventually receive government financial aid for college. Seniors who are not taking English 12 but want to sign up for their FSA ID account can join Ms. Riedenger's class during 2nd and 4th hours or Mr. Macha's class during 7th hour.

The new FAFSA form is opening in December this year, and to prepare, students and parents should create FSA ID accounts this November. This is the first step towards receiving government financial aid for college. Students will be creating their FSA ID accounts in English 12 classes on Monday, November 6, and they will need their social security numbers for this. A parent or guardian will also need to create a separate FSA ID account. To learn how to create an FSA ID account, please visit https://www.hesaa.org/Documents/Publications/FSA_ID.pdf.

Any student with an 80% or higher in a class that also has 3 or fewer absences from that class is exempt from a semester exam in that class. Please remind your student of this added value of being in school everyday!

We are taking a group of interested students on a career exploration field trip to the Cook Power Plant in November or December. Your child has been emailed this information. If your child would like to attend this trip, he/she needs to respond to that email ASAP. We need your child to identify the career field of interest so that your child can be matched up with an employee working in that field.

These are the potential career fields that students will have access to at the power plant:

--electrical

--welding

--mechanical

--heavy machinery

--security

--clerical, accounting, human resources

--computer technology

--fire protection

Currently less than 10 students have shown interest. The field trip is open to students at all grade levels.

NOVEMBER 9th optional campus tour of Hope College for 11th and 12th graders. Sign up in the counseling office and pick up a permission slip. Only 45 spots available.

NOVEMBER 15th This is a 2 hour early release. We dismiss at 1:10. This is also a PAJAMA DAY.

NOVEMBER 16th MILITARY Informational night for all parents and students. 6:00 PM in the high school media center.

NOVEMBER 16th ALL Sophomores to Olivet College for a campus tour.

NOVEMBER 22-24 NO SCHOOL due to Thanksgiving Break

NOVEMBER 27th ALL FRESHMEN to Southwestern Michigan College

NOVEMBER 29th This is a 2 hour early release. We dismiss at 1:10. This is also a PAJAMA DAY.

NOVEMBER 30th BLOOD DRIVE

NO TARDIES OR ABSENCES! WAY TO GO FRESHMEN!

Adams, Hailey

Daisy, Angelica

Harris, Sienna

Holmes, Anthony

Kostrzewa, Katelynn

Medlin, Maycie

Poole, Allison

Robart, Nahduleigh

Torres, Elizabeth

Webster, Mackenzie

Wendt, Isaiah

NO TARDIES OR ABSENCES! NICE JOB SOPHOMORES!

Ayala, Giovanni

Blaylock, Skyler

Bulat, Sienna

Cardozo-Aviles, Ezequiel

Crago, Moeko

Lowell, Marissa

Overton, Jada

Parkhurst, Christopher

Pleyer, Jacob

Rodgers, Ja'Quarius

Ruland, Benjamin

Salguero, Avila Hector

Sanchez, Issabella

Shunkwiler, Jacob

Tomes, Austin

Tremblay, Keira

NO TARDIES OR ABSENCES! AWESOME WORK JUNIORS!!

Hayden Arnosky

Jaysen Bauschke

Nicole Bender

Alyssa Brown

Owen Epple

Zackary Gruszczyk

Lucas Isbrecht

Ruby Parra

Jacob Querfurth

Kim Romero Chairez

Austin Smith

Zoe Thornsbury

Carson Underwood

Tanner VanNiel

Susannah Weckwerth

Clorisa Worley

Jorge Zuniga

NO TARDIES OR ABSENCES! WELL DONE SENIORS!

Aiden Bethea

Reise Bulat

Melissa Cardozo-Aviles

Grace Chisek

Wyatt Epple

Michael Fee

Devin Geisler

Ellie Golden

Ella Harris

Natalie Hart

McKenna Kirksey

Morgan Lowell

Mark Overton

Kameron Smith

Trevor Tavolacci

Keziah White

Tayloe Woollett

Connor Zwar

CONGRATULATIONS to the members of the Class of 2024 and Mrs. Sarah Brant, who all worked very hard last year to ensure that our current Seniors did well on the ELA portion of the SAT. Our Panthers ranked second in the entire county for ELA and 19% above the State average! WAY TO GO PANTHER TEAM! We are proud of you !

Congratulations to all of the Panthers who were nominated as a student of the month by a faculty member for October 2023!

FRESHMEN

Olivia Mitchell

Hanna Ice

Kelsie Gaston

Megan Tucker

Claire Moore

Angelica Daisy

Elliott Worley

SOPHOMORES

Ava Sprague

Jenna Ritter

Mark Birmele

Grace Ripley

Natalaya Desjardin

Ariana Ellsworth

Moeko Crago

Aubrey Hayes

Kami Rathfon

Ella Isbrecht

Abby Klopp

Brendan Strong

Addison Smith

Aiden Bryan

Austin Tomes

JUNIORS

Lilly Summers

Amber Robbins

Riley Preston

Chase Morris

Austin Smith

Jewell Burgess

Alex Wilder

Luke Isbrecht

Chaz Hart

Kimberly Romero

Riley Preston

Jaysen Bauschke

SENIORS

Ella Harris

Trevor Tavolacci

Julie Rudell

Anslie Saylor

Antonio Velasquez

Savannah Nearpass

Sam Crago

Grace MacMillan

Olivia Price

My close family includes my mom, Casey Miller, my older sister, Harley, my younger sister, Joslynn, my little brother, Lucas, and my grandmother, Janet Miller.

My favorite class is either World History / Geography or Spanish 1 because I like learning about what happened in the past and I like Spanish 1 because it's interesting to learn about a foreign language!

My favorite teacher is either Mrs. Lefor or Mr. Linderman because they teach my favorite subjects and are very understanding.

My favorite sport is swimming.

Some of the things I do for fun are coloring, writing, baking, decorating / cleaning my room, and shopping.

I plan to attend a good college to become a midwife after high school.

I'm proud to be a WHS panther because I love learning.

1. I usually spend time with my parents or grandparents after school. I like to do different things not only with them individually but go on trips as well. Everyone has a different personality and hobbies which makes every interaction amazing. My mom has two kittens named Moxie and Elton that I love a lot, and recently my Dad has gotten a puppy, Lola.

My favorite class this year to no surprise has been the musical classes, high school band and the jazz band. I have a deep love for music and getting to perform concerts and competitions has been a blast. Regardless, I still love many other classes that I’m in like art and history.

Many other students and I have always deeply appreciated Mrs. Hollandsworth for her work for our band program and general interaction with students, and because of this favored her. She’s been teaching me for at least over 3 years now throughout middle school and I admire all she does. I have new teachers every year that I meet and love, but you can’t stay with them or interact for such a long time that you may get with programs like band, choir, or art.

I’m active in the Watervliet Band/Marching band, playing the flute. I also play saxophone in the Jazz Band. I’ve also recently joined the Student Advisory program and been active in that as well.

In my free time I enjoy listening to different kinds of music, making my own art, playing video games, and even playing instruments like the piano and guitar. I also go on camping trips every summer with family friends to new places and national parks to explore and learn about.

I probably will go into a college for some type of creative path that would include a form of music, art, design, or writing; I’d also work towards getting my own job and home.

WHS offers lots of unique programs in the education system that many schools do not and students and staff generally create a very good atmosphere to be in. Many parts of the school like the Marching Band have great achievements and it’s great to be a part of something not only that makes people happy but accomplishes things as well.

Congratulations to our middle school and high school choir members for their excellent performance on their fall concert Thursday evening! The night was filled with music following the theme, “Live in Color”. Some of the featured songs were “Blackbird”, by the Beatles, “True Colors”, with solos by Ella Harris and Christopher Parkhurst. “For Good”, from the musical “Wicked” with solos by Gabby Guthrie and Sienna Harris, “Let It Grow” from The Lorax movie with solos by Billy Varner, Jaxon Anderson, and Cierra Woodson, “The Song That Nature Sings”, “Rainstorm”, “Shoshone Love Song” and a mass choir number entitled, “More to Me” with solos by Cadia Raines, Jenna Ritter and Lauren Lovell.

Great job, choirs and Director Tami Brush!

My family consists of my Mom, Dad, and sister

My favorite class is US history and Mr Andrews is also my favorite teacher. I enjoy his class and enjoy the way he teaches his lessons and how he has a passion for teaching our classes.

My favorite sport is baseball. I have been playing baseball all my life and it is something I love doing and am very passionate about.

Something I do for fun is work out.

I plan on attending a trade school after high school.

I'm proud to be a Panther because I like the society that surrounds me.

My family consists of my mom, my dad, and my brother. I also have 2 dogs, 3 cats, and 2 turtles.

My favorite class has been High school band. It has been my favorite class ever since I got to high school. I enjoy starting my day by playing music and going outside for class to rehearse our marching band show.

My favorite teacher is Mrs.Hollansworth. She always makes the class fun, she always does everything she can to help and make us succeed.

I participate in student council, Student advisory council, and interact club. I also play basketball and golf.

I enjoy baking, arts and crafts, exercising, reading, and watching tv.

I am currently unaware of what my plan is for after high school.

I am proud to be a pather because I like representing my class in all these different clubs and participating in as many activities as I can to show my school spirit and show that I enjoy doing it.

Dual enrollment is the process by which a high school student completes a college course or courses during the school day while also earning credit toward his/her high school diploma. These college courses are completed at the cost of Watervliet Public Schools. Dual enrollment at WHS is in partnership with Lake Michigan College.

There are many benefits of dual enrollment. Dual enrolling in high school increases the likelihood that a student will enroll in post secondary coursework after high school. It eases the transition from high school to college as students get to experience what it is like to take college courses while still in high school. Because students are taking college courses in high school, it lessens the time that is needed on a college campus to complete a degree after high school. Dual enrolling in high school lessens the cost of a college degree as Watervliet Public Schools assumes the cost of college courses while a student is in high school. Dual enrollment also allows students to explore classes they might be interested in outside of the traditional high school offerings and can provide more rigorous coursework when needed.

We would like to see as many Panthers who are eligible and interested consider dual enrollment. If your child has interest in pursuing this option for the spring semester, please encourage him/her to go to the counseling office this week to seek out more information. The counseling secretary (Mrs. Tyler) will get your child started in this process by looking at a course catalog at the offerings available at LMC. In addition to classes offered in Benton Harbor and online, three classes are offered on site at WHS so that students do not have to leave the school campus in order to complete a course.

This semester, 95 Panthers are dual enrolled in a total of 120 courses while also working toward their high school diplomas at Watervliet High School. We would like to see your child take advantage of this opportunity as well. Please feel free to reach out to me with any questions or concerns on the topic of dual enrollment. We are eager to make the opportunity available to eligible students with interest. Registration for semester 2 at LMC opened on Monday, October 23rd. If your child is interested in dual enrollment, he/she should see Mrs. Tyler in the Counseling Office right away.

In my household, my family includes me and my mom Melissa Smith. Close family not in my household that I visit with the most are my Grandma Murlene Wolter and my Aunt Vernell Wright.

My favorite class is U.S. History in Depth. I like history and the class really gets in depth into it.

It's hard to pick a favorite teacher for this school year.

I'm not in any sports or clubs.

I'm an avid writer. If you walk up to me in my free time, I may be seen writing something. The longest story I've written so far is 17 pages with 4440 words. Eventually I might beat that record. I'm challenging myself to go longer and longer. I like listening to music while doing something. I just can't handle silence. I also like watching movies.

I'm still debating on what I'll be doing after high school. Something I'm kinda thinking of is something with writing.

I'm proud to be a panther because of the amazing staff. They really seem to truly want their students to learn and help them if needed and they're not just doing it because it's required of them.

My name is Riley Preston. I live with my Mom, Heather, Dad, Adam, and my younger brother named Tyler. My favorite class has to be one of two, yearbook with Mrs. Brant, or Ceramics and Sculpture with Mrs. Hunt. I love yearbook with Mrs. Brant because I love to attend all the activities and enjoy capturing all the memories we make in highschool, and using my creative mind to condense it all into a book to share. But I also love Ceramics and sculpture with Mrs. Hunt. I enjoy art with Mrs. Hunt because I love sketching things and making them come to life by using clay. My favorite teacher is a tie between Mrs. Brant and Mrs. Hunt. They are both amazing, If you need anything they both can help in any way. I participate in many things outside of the school day. I play volleyball, soccer, and basketball. I am also in student council again this year. For fun outside of school I hangout with my friends, I love shopping and spending money. After high school, I plan on attending Douglas J. Aveda Institute in Grand Rapids. To pursue a career in cosmetology. While attending beauty school, I will take business classes at Grand Valley University. I am proud to be a Watervliet Panther because I love being apart and representing a small town.

Watervliet Public Schools has received another generous donation this fall from the Flemming Brothers Oil Company. Fleming Brothers Oil is a Southwest Michigan-based company. Its owners set aside a portion of sales proceeds from Watervliet Shell Station's The Giving Pump to donate to Watervliet Public Schools. The designated Giving Pump is specially marked with colorful signage. Every time a customer uses this pump, they are supporting our schools.

A big thank you to Fleming Brothers Oil Company, to our local Watervliet Shell Station, and to the members of our community for your continued support of our school district!

My family consists of my parents Steve and Faryn and my brother Wyatt. My favorite class is my Agriculture and Natural Resources class at The Van Buren Tech Center. My teachers there (Mrs. Meachum & Mrs. Brown) always have fun activities planned and create great learning opportunities for us. I’d have to say My Agriculture teachers are my favorite because they are considerate and are always inclusive. In my free time I like to fish, read, work, and hangout with friends. After high school I plan to attend college for my masters degree in social science. I am proud to be a WHS Panther because all of the staff/teachers that help out when needed.

My family consists of my parents Joe and Jennifer and my three siblings, John, Jessica, and Jane.

My favorite class is peer-to-peer. I enjoy attending Mrs. Andrew's math class and helping her students.

I participate in soccer. This year I am the class vice-president and a member of the student council.

When I am not in school I enjoy hanging out with my friends, attending sports events, working at Gala-T-Inn, and shopping.

After high school, I plan to attend college to become a teacher.

I am proud to be a Panther because I enjoy having a small community where I know everyone.

Saturday, November 4

9:30 AM Cross Country State Finals, MI International Speedway in Brooklyn, MI

MCBA Band State Competition at Ford Field, Detroit

Tuesday, November 7

5:30 PM Possible Volleyball Regional Game at Fennville

Thursday, November 9

5:30 PM Possible Volleyball Regional Final at Fennville

The Lady Panthers placed 6th in a field of 18 teams at the Regional Meet. Morgan Lowell continued her streak of great races finishing 4th overall with a new PR of 20:30. This is Morgan’s second straight year qualifying for the State Meet. Kimmy Romero also put together an excellent race to finish 11th with a new PR of 21:26 and qualified for the State Meet as well. Mimi Feneley finished up her first season of cross by knocking 59 seconds off her time to post a 23:49. Gabby Wisdom, Ella Geisler, Marissa Lowell, and Johanna Granados all held steady with consistent performances to help the team finish in the top third of the field.

The Panther boys wrapped up the season with an 11th place finish at Regionals. Daniel Mandujano finished 5th overall with a time of 16:47 to qualify for the State Meet for the second year in a row. Luke Isbrecht raced his way to a new PR of 19:03. Alex Sexton posted his season best with a 20:08 followed up by Zeke Cardozo in 20:20. Dennis Frazier had his best race of the season lowering his PR by 51 seconds to 20:28.

I am from Temperance, Mi where I graduates from Bedford High School, home of the kicking mules! Probably on the the weirdest mascots in the state of Michigan. From there I went to Grand Valley and earned my bachelor’s in Business and a minor in Spanish.

My family consists of my husband Dave and our four amazing kids, all of whom graduated from Watervliet. Next year I will be adding a daughter to the family, my youngest son Ryan is getting married next October!

I currently teach Spanish 1 & 2 at WHS.

I am proud to be a Panther because I can see how much the staff cares for our students and for one another. My favorite memory being when the entire community rallied behind the Spanish classes and donated so many socks and school supplies for a school in Guatemala!

In my free time I love to camp and read books.

Something that may surprise others about me? The 2023-2024 school year is the first time since 2000 that I haven’t had a child attending Watervliet schools!!

Freshman Give Back Night--OPEN TO EVERYONE TO ATTEND!

November 9th 5:30-8:30

Surfari Joes - Watervliet

$20/swimmer

Surfari Joes will donate half of all sales back to the Class of 2027.

Each week, the high school teachers take some time out in their 3rd hour classes to review the expectations in an area of the building. This coming week we will focus on THE BUS. Please review these expectations with your child. Students can enter a PBIS raffle in the main office anytime a raffle ticket is earned for demonstrating SAFETY, RESPECT, and RESPONSIBILITY at school!

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.

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

Nov 15 Early Release Day

Nov 15 SAC 7:30 AM

Nov 16 Military Informational Night 6 pm

Nov 16 Sophomore Trip to Olivet College

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