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Wayzata High School Parent Orientation

Get ready for the upcoming school year at Wayzata High School with important information about grades, student success tips, transportation, safety measures, lunch procedures, locker details, class schedules, and key school events. Stay updated on dates to remember, parent-teacher conferences, progress reports, and communication channels. Familiarize yourself with the school's policies on attendance, electronic devices, and dress code to support your student's academic journey.

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Wayzata High School Parent Orientation

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  1. Welcome Parents Wayzata High School Parent Orientation August 27, 2013

  2. Welcome • Principal - Mike Trewick • Associate Principal – Stephanie Bruggers 9th Grade • Associate Principal – Amy Janecek 10th Grade • Associate Principal – Marion Boyd 11th Grade • Associate Principal – Jeff Pawlicki 12th Grade • Associate Principal – Alison Nisbet ALC

  3. Student Orientation • Thursday, August 29, 7:30 a.m.-12 noon • Transportation • Regular a.m. pick-up times • Welcome Assembly • Advisory • Walk through class schedule

  4. Ninth Grade • “Ninth Grade is a pivotal year that determines which students will prevail and which students will fail to finish high school.”- Jay Hertzog

  5. Freshman Year Counts • Grades and GPA • 12.0 scale • Grades count and are permanent • Weighted vs. non-weighted grades • No class rank • Official Transcript • Starts day one of 9th grade; colleges will see all grades, all years

  6. Help Your Student be Successful • Understand academic rigor • Middle school vs. high school • Doing homework (and turning it in) is crucial and it counts • Extra help if struggling • Emphasize the importance of good study habits • Stress the importance of breakfast • Stress the importance of adequate sleep • http://wayzata.k12.mn.us/whs/informationforparents • www.wayzata.k12.mn.us/whs/tipsforacademicsuccss • Encourage involvement in activities

  7. Student/Parent Guide and Planner • Issued the first week of school • Reference guide to school policies and procedures • High standards of student behavior • Calendar • www.wayzata.k12.mn.us/whs/

  8. Attendance • Notify school by telephone or note • 763-745-6655 • Please send a note with your student vs. calling in • Schedule appointments with school in mind • Six absences per term/per class • Attendance is a responsibility issue

  9. Transportation • At least 80% of freshmen do ride the bus • More than 55% of all WHS students ride the bus • Late bus runs Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays at 4:20 p.m. • Transportation contact -763-745-5195

  10. Safety • Main Entrance / Activity Entrance • Greeters / Visitor Sign In • Staff wears name badges • Hall Monitors & Parking Lot Attendants • Police Liaison

  11. Lockers • Freshmen / Sophomores • Locker info on schedule • Juniors / Seniors • Locker issued upon request

  12. Lunch • Use PIN number • Deposit cash or check in boxes located in floor offices and Culinary Express • Deposits made before 8:00 a.m. will be in account by lunch • On-line deposits • District Food Service Office 763-745-5154 • Students will eat lunch during their 3rd Block class • Link Crew Table set up during the first week

  13. Schedule Social Studies Phy Ed Communications Math FCS Woods Science Spanish Keybrd Drawing 1

  14. School Calendar • Four 9-week Terms • Core/Required classes - 2 Terms • Social Studies • Communications • Math • Science • Physical Education • Electives - 1 Term • Late Start Wednesdays – make sure to watch the calendar. Busses run as usual.

  15. Dates to Remember • Student Schedule Night September 9 6:30 -9:00 p.m. February 13 6:30 - 9:00p.m. • Parent/Teacher Conferences October 3 3:30 - 8:30 p.m. February 27 3:30 - 8:30 p.m. October 10 3:30 - 8:30 p.m. March 6 3:30 - 8:30 p.m. December 5 3:30 - 8:30 p.m. May 1 3:30 - 7:30 p.m. • Parent Curriculum Night February 13 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. 9th Grade Respect Retreat – March 5th (E-Pay)

  16. Progress Reports • Report Cards • Mailed one week after end of term • Available on-line through Family Access • Mid-term Reports • Not mailed • Given to all students in all classes • Available on-line through Family Access

  17. Family Access • www.wayzata.k12.mn.us -- Quick Links • Report Cards • Attendance • Schedule • On-Line Registration • Mid-February

  18. Communication • Principal’s Newsletter (online and e-mailed) • The Communicator • The Trojan Tribune • NewsBreak and scrolling bulletin board • Teacher voicemail and e-mail • www.wayzata.k12.mn.us/whs/

  19. Contacting Your Student During the Day • Cell phone use is regulated • NO CELL PHONE USE IN THE CLASSROOM, LAVS & LOCKER ROOMS!! • 1st offense = warning from the teacher • 2nd offense = Delivered to the office kept for remainder of the day • 3rd offense = Parent must pick it up • Call the floor office • ONLY EMERGENCY MESSAGES WILL BE DELIVERED TO THE CLASSROOM

  20. Electronic Devices • Cell Phones • I-Pods • Mp3 Players • iPads

  21. Dress Code • Headgear of any kind (i.e., hats, caps, bandanas, do-rags, scarves, sweatbands, etc.), may not be worn from the time a student enters the building until dismissal. • Sunglasses worn without a doctor’s order. • Undergarments, including girls’ bra straps and boys’ undergarments must remain covered. • Halter, low cut, off-the-shoulder and see-through tops, those with spaghetti straps plus tank tops and muscle (sleeveless) shirts are not considered appropriate wear for school and need to be covered by an outer garment. • Tops must be long enough to cover a student’s midriff. • Skirts and shorts must be at or below fingertip length when the student’s arm is placed at her side. • Any clothing displaying an inflammatory slogan, derogatory, suggestive or offensive language, or those promoting illegal activities or products (i.e. tobacco, drugs or alcohol) is prohibited.

  22. Advisory • Build community • Meet monthly • Same-grade • Advisor • Late Start Wednesdays (reference district calendar) • Busses run on their normal schedule

  23. Athletics, Clubs, Activities • Check Announcements, scrolling screen • Call Athletic Office 763-745-6621 • www.lakeconference.org • www.wayzata.k12.mn.us

  24. Student Support Services • Guidance Counselors • Health Service • Social Workers • Chemical Health Coordinator • Psychologist • Police Liaison • Grade level Principal

  25. Guidance Counselors • Jane Stapleton – A-Bri • Mandy Randall – Brj-Dr • Jennifer Landy – Ds – Hal • Mark Elias – Ham - Kar • Cindy McGunnigle – Kas – Mal • Sarah Clutter – Mam – Or • Brian Gildemeister – Os - Sa • Royce Kloehn – Sc – Te • John Batalden – Tf - Z

  26. First Day of School

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