Announcements – November 12, 2024 – Day 1
Daily Announcements
November 12, 2024 – Day 1
Safe – Outstanding Citizens – Accountable – Respectful
This Week’s Birthdays!!
Austin Carlson – 11/10
Aiden Rembe – 11/10
Malaina Martinez – 11/14
Kingston Hanson – 11/15
Jayla Fontilus – 11/15
Parker Henderson – 11/15
- The SPIRIT OF WEST FORK application forms are due on Friday. Extra copies are available at each school office if you are interested in participating.
- All high school winter sports athletes who have not completed the sway baseline concussion test need to report to the Synergy Clinic at the wellness center at 3:15 on Monday, November 11th.
- “The Speech Club large group informational meeting is moved to Thursday during Warhawk Time in Mr. Nuehrings room. Stop in and learn about group improv, solo mime, tv and radio broadcasting, short film, chorale reading and so much more. This is a great way to earn a letter and it looks great for college.”
- The High School Boys Basketball team is looking for 2-3 individuals who would like to be a part of the team as Practice & Game Managers. If you are interested, please contact Coach Maske at abe.maske@westforkschool.org. We start practice on Monday, Nov. 18th and would like to have these individuals ready to go when we start practice.
- November 15th at 11;40 there will be a boys wrestling meeting in the small gym.
- Jr class, on Monday Nov 11th, during Warhawk time, there will be another mandatory meeting with Mrs. O in the small gym, about the upcoming wrestling and basketball season for concession stand. Everyone is required to attend this. If you can not, you need to contact Mrs O and let her know.
There will be a short preseason meeting for girls’ basketball next Friday during Warhawk time in Mr. Ortloff’s room
Just a reminder: When students enter or leave the building, please use the northeast entrance by the office. Anytime any student enters the building after 8:10am or exits the building before 3:10pm, You must check in or out at the office.
Here is the link for the lunch menu West Fork Lunch Menu
- Please stop by the office if you would like information about AAU volleyball. This is for anyone in grades 4-11.
- Upcoming Important Dates:
High School Winter Sports Start Dates
- November 11- Girls Basketball
- November 18 – Boys Wrestling & Boys Basketball
Extracurricular Date:
Tuesday, November 12, 2024
- 4:15pm = 7th/8th boys basketball at Rockwell
Tuesday, November 19, 2024
- 4:15pm = 7th/8th boys basketball at Rockwell
Thursday, November 21, 2024
- 4:15pm = 7th/8th boys basketball at Rockford
This is a reminder that we are transitioning to a cashless ticketing system for all home athletics events this year. Options to purchase tickets include paying exact cash at the gate, purchasing a ticket in advance on Bound, or purchasing a ticket with a card at the gate. Athletic ticket prices are $8 Adults, $5 Students/Senior Citizens. Thanks to our sponsors, Warhawk Students will again have free admission to all regular season home events for the 24/25 school year.
Middle School Practice Shuttle Bus
Winter (Nov/Dec= G WR/B BKB, Jan/Feb= B WR/G BKB)
- After Sport Shuttle Bus Schedule (Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri):
- 5:00pm – Leave Rockwell
- 5:10pm – Sheffield
- 5:30pm – Meservey
- 5:37pm – Thornton
- 5:45pm – Swaledale
- 5:52pm – Rockwell
- After Sport Shuttle Bus Schedule (Wed):
- 5:15pm – Leave Rockwell
- 5:25pm – Sheffield
- 5:45pm – Meservey
- 5:50pm – Thornton
- 5:58pm – Swaledale
- 6:05pm – Rockwell
Attendance
All students are expected to attend school regularly and to be on time. Students and their parents are expected to make attendance a top priority. Regular attendance and promptness are necessary for getting the maximum value from the instructional program and for developing habits of punctuality, self-discipline, and responsibility. Class participation is vital to learning, and learning lost due to an absence can never be replaced. Students with good attendance records engage more, earn better grades, enjoy school to a greater degree, and are more successful after leaving school. Good attendance fosters a lifelong pattern of responsibility. In order to monitor chronic absenteeism, letters will be sent home after 4.57, and 10 absences quarterly.
– 10% Absenteeism: When a student’s absences reach 10%, parents will be sent a certified letter regarding attendance and the county attorney will also be notified.
NOTE: There is no distinction between excused and unexcused absences.
– 15% Absenteeism: If the absence rate reaches 15%, a mandatory meeting with the county attorney will be held to set attendance agreements and expectations.
– 20% Absenteeism: If the absence rate reaches 20%, legal consequences and actions by the county attorney (which could include community-based supports, fines, and in extreme cases a child’s removal from the home and/or jail time for the parents) will be enacted.
Please note that if the state provides guidance that this goes by quarterly grading periods, 4.5 absences for any reason (with the exception for absences for items such as school activities or the specifics ones already allowed by the law) would trigger those steps above as required by the state. We know this could easily impact when and how you schedule your vacations, especially if done during the traditional cold and flu season, or when doctor’s appointments are scheduled. The new laws will impact all students and families who reach these thresholds.
Notification of Absence
- If a student is absent, the parent is asked to notify the office.
- Upon returning to school after being absent from the building, the student is required to check in with the office.
- Before leaving the building for any reason during the school day, the student is required to check in with the office prior to leaving the building.
- If the school has not been notified and the student is absent the school will attempt to notify the parents or guardian.
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