Warrior
Connection
Whiteland Community
High School
Inside this Issue:
Page 1– Vaccines for class
Of 2015 ; From the
Principal
Page 2--Thanks to our
Business Partners;
Warrior Wardrobe
Page 3—Teacher Voicemail
Spotlight on Students
Page 4—Senior Awards Nte
WCHS9 Update
Page 5– Juniors ACT/SAT
Students in AP
class 2014-15
school year
Page 6-Theatre News
Musical, On the
Town!
Volume 19, Issue 3
March 2014
The mission of Whiteland Community High School is to prepare responsible citizens who collaborate, think
critically, and utilize effective communication to solve problems in a dynamic society.
WCHS Community,
What an interesting second semester this has been! With all the disruptions and changes
to the daily schedule as the result of the winter weather, we can say that the 2013-14 school year
has been a unique one. As we look ahead to the remainder of the semester, there are some important issues and dates that I want to remind you of.
There are a number of standardized tests that are rapidly approaching as we move into the
end of this semester. Students in English 10, Algebra 1 or Biology will be taking the required End
of Course Assessments in the first week of May. In addition, students who are in AP classes will be
taking their AP exams in the first two weeks of May as well. Those exams are critical not only to
the student for their future plans such as graduation and college admission but to the greater
school community as a whole. With the changes to our daily schedule to make up missed days,
teachers have been working hard behind the scenes to adjust curriculum to ensure that students
are prepared for these tests. The letter grade we receive from the Department of Education is directly tied to the results of these tests. One of our goals each year is to be an “A” school. In order
to accomplish this goal, we need students to perform well on these tests. As we approach these testing windows, please help us to encourage students to remain focused and to do their best on these
measures.
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Highlights 2014;
Art Department
With only two months left in this school year, our seniors are winding down their high
school experience. I hope that experience has been positive for those students and that our seniors
finish strong. There are still some important events coming up for our seniors and here are the
dates to be aware of:
Page 8-CP Academy
Page 9-CP Academy
Page 10– CP Academy
April 17
Zoo Field Trip
April 26
Prom
May 5
Scholars Banquet
May 16
Senior Activity Day
Page 11– Open Swim
Learn to Swim
Parent Access
May 20
Senior Awards
May 23
Senior Finals Day
May 27
Senior Checkout Day
May 28
Senior Choice Day
Page 12--ACE Tennis
May 29
Graduation Practice
May 30
Graduation
Page 13—5K for Play
Reflection in the
IMC
Tom Zobel, Principal WCHS
Page 14-Overdue books
Safe School Help
CLASS OF 2015
Visit our home page
http://www.cpcsc.k12.in.us
and click on the School
Meals, then REVTRAK payment link. For book rental
and lunch accounts.
This letter is to inform you of the immunization requirements for your senior year. By the first day of school of
the 2014-2015 school year you will be required to have a second MCV4/ Menactra shot. This is a new requirement by the Indiana Department of Education. The only exception to this requirement would be if you had the
first MCV4/Menactra shot on or after your 16th birthday.
If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to contact either myself or our corporate nurse Mrs. Johnson, R.N. (535-3889).
Thank you!
Mrs. Owen, RN, 535-3138
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We thank our business partners for their continued support.
Bailey & Wood Financial Group
Main Source Bank
McCalisters
Johnson Memorial Hospital
Rock Star Pizza
Beck Automotive
Jostens
Gale Engineering
John Deere Landscaping
Beeson Mechanical Service
Jessen Funeral Home
Camby Family Dentistry
Family RV Rentals
Endress & Hauser
CSO Architects
Wallman Financial
Ice Miller
Central Security
Central Indiana Chiropractic
Kelsay Farms
Larry Shaw CPA
Bradley Chevrolet
Key Bank
Hoosier Jewelry
American Health Network
Goodies Cupcakes
Heartland Bank
Bose, McKinney & Evans
Pizza King
Dairy Queen
Coca-Cola
Dominos Pizza
Chick-fil-A
Quiznos
Kacey’s
White Castle
McDonalds (Whiteland Pilot)
Kroger
Bardach Awards
Hi-Way Lanes
Starbucks
Wal-Mart
Rascals Fun Zone
Franklin Skate Club
Crystal Graphics
Southern Bowl
Men’s Warehouse
Applebees
Red Barn Elephant Ears
Horace Mann
First Merchants Bank
State Farm (Shannon Muse)
Best Buy
Brozinnis Pizzeria
We extend an invitation for your business to become a part of our winning team. In exchange for support we publicize
our business partners through announcements at sporting events, listing them in programs, promotions on Warrior TV,
school wide announcements, and businesses are highlighted in newsletters to the homes of every high school student.
Warrior Wardrobe needs your help!
The Warrior Wardrobe would love to open twice a week for students to shop during the school day. We are currently looking for parent volunteers that could donate their time from 10:10-10:45 (Guided Instruction) on
Tuesdays or Thursdays to supervise the room. Please email [email protected] if you
are interested or have any questions.
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Dial 535-2025, then the teacher’s extension to either leave a message or listen to assignments.
Addington, Thomas
7518
Gunn, Katie
7132
Perez, Lina Lopez
7206
Williams, Steve
7408
Baker, Leah
7520
Hand, Mike
7220
Perry, Natalie
7528
Wood, Chris
7112
Bangel, Brandon
7134
Harrison, Heath
7143
Pope, Vickie
7164
Bartholomew, Kim
7133
Hartman, Katie
7190
Rector, Dan
7105
ESL TUTOR
Bennett, Amy
7144
Hedrick, Marianne
7170
Rinehold, Christa
7305
Waraitch, Kuldeep
Breidinger, Elizabeth
7212
Hicks, Brad
7221
Roberts, P. Kyle
7406
Guidance—Voicemail Only
Bradley, Jan
7217
Hogue, Bill
7146
Rossman, Jen
7007
Austin, Stephanie
3134
Bonham, Danielle
7107
Hogue, Brittany
7210
Ruiz, Larry
7139
Beckwith, Lisa (Adult & Child)
7841
Burk, Sheri
7403
Holder, Erin
7165
Sampson, Pete
7500
Ehringer, Laura
3265
Canary, Becky
7169
Hout, Gena
7171
Shipp, Kyle
7102
Kawamoto, Cindy (JAG)
7216
Carlsgaard, Jess
7405
Huckstep, Jared
7153
Smith, Dameion
7110
McMillan, Dave
3136
Cecil, Allison
7191
Hume, Sarah
7548
Smith, Lanna
7167
Director: Fritz, Shannon
3135
Chrisman, Jill (Ag)
7155
Jackson, Audrey
7207
Smith, Raenell
7114
Registrar: Short, Kim
3137
Clawson, Jeff
7179
Jeffries, Malerie
7151
Smola, Kate
7177
Administrators—Voicemail Only
Colter, Erica
3161
Kovacs, Bill
7507
Sorrell, Brandon
7173
Bechinski, Dave
DeLuna, Michele
7135
Kunz, Todd
7138
Spinks, Steve
7152
Holman, Brent
Emerson, Gerry
7182
Lang, Kate
7519
Springman, Ross
7218
Larkin, Kara
3131
Estridge Kristin
7142
Leach, Nicole
7175
Stenzinger, Scott
7811
Sears, Ken (Athletics)
3127
Fish, Tim
7051
Lewis, Natalee
7501
Stewart, Samantha “Niki”
7013
Skobel, Luke
3133
Fisher, Darrin
3145
Linn, Derek
7178
Thompson, Sue
7205
Zobel, Tom, Principal
3132
Forbes, Jan
7404
Litsey, Emily
7163
Tichenor, Lavana
7166
Fredbeck, Jan
7508
Lukich, Brian
7162
Towler, Justina
7150
Nurse
Fuentes, Brooke
7176
Masih, Isaac
7154
Vanderveen, Brian
7409
Owen, Jill
Garner, Janet
7308
Mercer, Pam
7160
VanHorn, Justin
7805
Treasurer
Gillespie, Mike
7307
Meyer, Gina
7203
Wadsworth, Matt
7533
Trivett, Jayne
Gonzalez, Christina
7136
Moeller, Casey
7174
Walters, Ashlee
7008
Librarian
Griffin, Dana
7172
Morrison, Niki
7161
Werner, Greg
7113
Snyder, Denise
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Spotlight on Students….
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WCHS Jazz Band One was named by the Jazz at Lincoln Center in New York City as one of the top 15 jazz bands in the country
and has been invited to play/compete/participate in NYC this May as part of the National Essentially Ellington Program through the
Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra!!! We even get to play in front of (and hopefully with) Wynton Marsalis!! This is a HUGE honor. The
only other Indiana high school to ever make the finals in NYC was Southport HS in 1999. We are honored to represent our community
and state! Students involved with Jazz Band One are: Evan Ward, Megan Beetler, Eric Davis, Caitlin Seitz, Ben Slightom, Maddie Miller,
Chuck Meyers, Abby Peavey, Allan Fowler, Alex Selph, Rebecca Meek, Zack Hackney, Justin Negri, Aaron Sinclair, Savannah Jackson,
and Tyler Pitzer.
Taylor Brinkman will be representing WCHS this year at Hoosier Girls State. Hunter Pendygraft & Landry Long will be representing WCHS
at Hoosier Boys State. The alternate is Anthony Simpson.
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2011 graduate, Farin Hickman, officially qualified for the Division II indoor track and field nationals this week. On Friday, March 14th she competed in the 20 lb. weight throw, which she is currently ranked 16th in the country. Farin is in her junior year at the University of Indianapolis and
was also named the GLVC conference field event athlete of the year last May!
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Shades of Blue and Expressions performed at the ISSMA Jazz/Show Choir Event held at WCHS and gave great performances. Shades of
Blue earned a Gold Division rating, and Expressions earned a Silver Division rating. Congratulations on a job well done!
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Rhythm Masters competed at their last competition of the season on Saturday at South Dearborn. For the 3rd contest in a row, Rhythm Masters earned Best Vocals, Best Choreography, and Grand Champions in the small mixed division! In addition, they earned Best Tech Crew and
Ivy Bott again earned Best Female Solo Within a Show! It has been an amazing season so congratulations to all of the Rhythm Masters singers,
band, and tech crew!
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Thank you to Brakayla Hillis for organizing a bowling party for Essential Skills/Peer students. There were a lot of “high fives” going around.
This event was her service project for Peer Helpers. We are planning our annual 4th Grade Mixer at CPI and our "newest" project will occur May
17th at Christina House as the Peers are planning a "senior" Prom for the residents. Every 3rd year Peer has to plan a "service" project and they
have come up with some great ones this year.
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Students are assigned to a guidance counselor according to their last name. The alphabetical split is as
follows::
A-D (grades 10-12)
Mrs. Fritz, Director of Guidance, 535-3135
Freshmen
Ms. Austin, Guidance Counselor, 535-3134
E-N (grades 10-12)
Mrs. Ehringer, Guidance Counselor, 535-3265
O-Z (grades 10-12)
Mr. McMillan, Guidance Counselor, 535-3136
In order to accommodate you more efficiently, please call ahead to make an appointment to meet with your guidance counselor.
Staying Connected with the Guidance Department
The guidance department has a wealth of information and wants very much to keep all families informed. Here are ways
that you can stay connected:
1.
Visit the guidance dept. webpage at www.cpcsc.k12.in.us/wchs. Click on the guidance department link for more
information on scholarships, colleges, and information specific to grade levels
2.
Like us on Facebook, and follow us on Twitter at WhitelandHSGuidance, and/or join our Edmodo group.
3.
Make sure your current email address has been provided so you can receive email reminders of upcoming events or
deadlines. Call the guidance office at 535-3189 to update your email address.
WCHS9- “Define Yourselves!”
Need Information?
On Thursday, March 13th all 9th grade students took the PLAN test. The
PLAN is a practice ACT which will provide the students with feedback on
their areas of academic strengths, weaknesses and career interests. It is
never too early to start thinking about and preparing for this type of college
entrance
exam.
Please
visit
the
following
website
http://www.actstudent.org/plan/ for more information and helpful resources.
Additional questions can be directed to Mrs. Austin (Guidance Counselor) at
[email protected] or 535-3134.
Check us out on Facebook:
WCHS guidance counselors have been reviewing freshman's 10th grade
course choices and making adjustments based upon first semester performance and grades. Schedule changes can be made up until June 1st. Contact the guidance office at 535-3189 if you need to speak with a counselor
about your student's schedule for next year. You can view student's course
selections in Powerschool under the "course requests" link at the top of the
page.
Guidance group code: p32mhe
Parents, please remember attendance is a vital component to your student's
success. When students miss school, they miss out. Students are only allowed to be absent 7 days without a medical note. If there are extenuating
circumstances, please contact Mr. Skobel (Director) at
[email protected] or 535-3855.
Whiteland HS Guidance
And on Twitter:
@WhitelandHSGuid
(no spaces)
And on Edmodo:
9th grade code is: 0m0kas
Attention
Senior Parents!!!
Senior Awards Night has been
changed to Tuesday, May 20, 2014
at 7:00 p.m. in the auditorium.
Mark your calendars now!!!
Senior Parents!!!
If your senior has received a merit scholarship to the college that plan
on attending, please notify Mrs. Martin in the guidance office by May
5th so we may include this information in our program for honors night.
Please inform Mrs. Martin of the name of the college, the name of the
scholarship, and a description of the scholarship. You may contact Mrs.
Martin via email at [email protected] or by calling 535-3189.
AP STUDY GROUPS 2013—14
Meet Every Tuesday and Friday
In the Large Group Instruction Room (LGI)
During 4th period Guided Instruction
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Juniors
SAT and ACT
Time is running out on registering for the SAT and ACT. We recommend juniors take each tests one time before the
start of senior year.
To register for the SAT, register at www.collegeboard.org. The SAT costs $51. Below are the remaining SAT test dates
for this school year.
Test Date
Registration Deadline
May 3rd
April 4th
June 7th
May 9th
To register for the ACT, register at www.actstudent.org. The ACT plus Writing costs $52.50. Below are the remaining
ACT dates for this school year.
Test Date
Registration Deadline
June 14th
May 9th
Families that qualify for free/reduced lunch or are 21st Century Scholars can ask their counselor for a fee waiver for
both the SAT and ACT.
SAT and ACT Study Opportunities
ZAPS is a company that offers SAT and ACT prep classes. Although WCHS was not chosen as a spring site, several
surrounding schools are offering review classes in March and April. These classes occur after school hours on two consecutive days. The cost of the class is $79. Visit www.zaps.com to view seminar dates and locations as well as to register if interested.
ZAPS also offers review webinars as virtual courses. Students can register for virtual classes also at www.zaps.com.
Enter coupon code BoostMyScore at checkout to receive $10 off a subject review webinar.
Don’t forget students can use score reports from their 9th or 10th grade PSAT to receive free study materials through
MyCollegeQuickStart. Visit www.collegeboard.org/quickstart and enter the online access code provided on your score
report to access these resources.
Students who signed up for AP classes for next year:
Mark your calendars for April 30th. The counselors will
host an AP informational meeting beginning at 7:00 pm in
the auditorium. This meeting will cover the new AP grant
program that WCHS is participating in with the University
of Notre Dame and the National Math and Science Institute.
Follow the
Whiteland Warriors
On Twitter
@WCHSW
BOOK RENTAL PAYMENTS
This is a reminder to parent(s)/guardian(s) who have WCHS students with outstanding book rental balances – Unless you have
completed a Book Rental Agreement, all book rental balances should be paid in full by January 1, 2014. If payment is not
received by January 1, 2014, any unpaid balance would then be placed for collection. If you have any questions regarding your student’s book rental balance, please feel free to call Jayne Trivett, WCHS Treasurer, at 317-535-7562.
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Students at WCHS have been participating in Theatre in Our Schools Month (TIOS) for the entire month of March. The TIOS celebration aas created to bring aaare
ness to hoa the arts enrich students' personal, professional and educational lives. Students have participated in sharing information, experiences research on hoa
the arts make an impact--especially theatre. On Friday, March 7, 2014, it aas national aear a shoa shirt day. Students participated schoolaide. March aill con
clude our celebration aith the annual Drama Club Lock-in and drama club members aill go see Cats at Beef and Boards in Indianapolis. (attached are some pic
tures)
Theatre News
For more information on WCHS Theatre, please visit our aebsite :http://achstheatre.aeebly.com/
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This year's musical is… On The Town.
On The Town is a high energy musical based on famed choreographer Jerome Robbins work. It is the story of three young sailors on leave for 24
hours in New York City. They only have one day to each meet their different goals: to see the city, to find love, to have fun; all these goals are met in
some jumbled way as the city make a high energy day to remember--even if those memories end in handcuffs! With such memorable songs as
"Come Up to My Place" and "New York, New York", On The Town is a musical that will leave you singing and dancing all the way home!
Chip.......................................................Khaymen Williams
Hildy Esterhazy........................................Ivy Bott
Ozzie......................................................Corey Boles
Claire deLoone........................................Sattin Schreiner
Gabey.....................................................Nicole Gaviola
Ivy Smith................................................Alexa Davis
Judge Pitkin Bridgework.........................Ben Campbell
Mdme. M. P. Dilly*...................................Emma Clayton
Flossie*..................................................Rachel Waycott
Flossie's Girl Friend*................................RaeAnne Hankla
Lucy Schmeeler*.....................................Rebecca Franks
Subway Bill Poster/New Sailor*.................Marcus Mattingly
Little Old Lady*.......................................Allee Taylor
Mr. S. Uperman*.....................................Dayton Livingston
W. Figment*...........................................Taylor Brinkman
Emcee* ................................................. Carter Beers
First Workman* ......................................Bailey Gordon
Announcer* ............................................Nick Evans
Diana Dream /Delores Delores*..............Julianne Stanger
Rajah Bimmy*.........................................Ryan Locke
*Ensemble*
Micha Saucier
Tori O’Keefe
Victoria Mullins
Ashley Young
Jacob Eans
Beca Stockman
Hanna Oldham
Lizzie Foist
Dakota Lowe
Erika Schissler
Alyssa Chapin
Sarah Brandau
Abi Jackson
Paige Hendershot
Please come out and support theatre and the
arts at WCHS. May 9 & 10, 2014 are the performance dates at 7:00 p.m. Tickets are $8
adults/students and $5 children K-5th grade.
Stage Manager....................Aaron Sinclair
Asst. Stage Manage.............Cory Pfaffenberger
PR/Asst. to the Production....Bri Gunning
In cooperation with Playbill®, WCHS Theatre's production
of On The Town is looking for advertisers/sponsors. If you
are interested in making a contribution or purchasing an
advertisement please contact Ms. Bri Gunning
[email protected] at or Ms. R. Smith at
[email protected] for more information.
Breakfast at School
Meal and Textbook Assistance
At WCHS and WCHS 9, breakfast is available each school day from
7:20 am to 7:40 am in the cafeteria. Hot entrées as well as continental
items are offered. The cost of breakfast is $1.30 per day and the reduced-price (for those who qualify) is 30 cents per day. More information is available at www.cpcsc.k12.in.us click on School Meals.
Families seeking assistance with meals and textbooks may apply anytime throughout the school year. An application is available online at
www.cpcsc.k12.in.us click on School Meals. Applications are also
available in the school office.
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Whiteland Community High School Teacher Tutoring List
*Hourly rates may vary and are set by each individual teacher.
call 317-535-7562
Social Studies
Dave Bechinski
Brad Hicks
Chris Wood
English
Heath Harrison
Ross Springman
Alison Cecil
Science
Greg Werner
Audrey Jackson
Kyle Roberts
World Language
Jan Bradley
Nicole Leach
Elizabeth Breidinger
Lina Lopez Perez
For Pay Tutors outside WCHS (furnished by Guidance office)
Mr. Dan McGlaun -317-409-1485
[email protected]
Tutors (pre-algebra through calculus), SAT & ACT
Joy McClain—317-407-2320
Tutors for English, SAT, college applications or scholarships
Student & Faculty Highlights 2014
 The WCHS athletic department had an awesome Polar Plunge turnout! Not sure of the final tally, but the softball team raised $1315 for
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Special Olympics Johnson County!
Warrior Football competed at the Ben Davis Football Strength and Speed Contest (9 schools; 600 players) with great results: 2nd place finish
in overall team strength. 14 of the top 40 Power Cleaners were Warriors; 4th place finish in overall team speed. 39 Warriors ran a sub-5.0 second Forty Yard Sprint ; Skylar Hall was the Overall Champion as the strongest pound for pound football player at the event.
Congratulations to Warrior Football Players Jeff Wooten RB #9 Sr and Tyler Richards OL #77 Sr for being selected to the Indiana Football
Coaches Association Region 8 All-Star Team for the 2013 Season. Both are eligible for selection to play in the North/South All-Star Game this
summer.
Whiteland Community High School is proud to introduce our new head volleyball coach, Kristin Hilligoss Estridge. Mrs. Estridge is a physical
education teacher at Whiteland HS. She is a graduate of Mooresville HS and received her BS in Kinesiology from IUPUI in 2012. She played
volleyball at Marian University in 2007-08. She has coached various levels of volleyball and is currently an assistant softball coach at Whiteland
HS. She is recently married and resides in Indianapolis.
The boys and girls track and field teams traveled to IU to compete in the Bloomington North Indoor Invitational. The Warriors got off to a great
start to their season and had several great performances. Highlights of the meet included: Alex Kirk placing 2nd in pole vault; The boys 4 x 200
meter relay of Brandon Benson, Jesse Street, Matt Fernandez and Brandon Patterson placing 3rd; Cole Wuest finishing 5th place in pole
vault; Freshman Ryder Emberton finishing 7th in his first varsity meet; Danielle Muse shattering her own school record in the 3200 meter
run by 18 seconds!
News from the Art Department
The art department has been busy this year! Here are a few updates.
-We were excited to welcome Brian VanderVeen to our department in the
fall, and continue to be impressed by his passion for art and education. Brian was previously employed as an art teacher at Clark Pleasant Middle
School and has now joined our WCHS family. Currently he is teaching Intro
to 2D Art, Digital Design and Photography.
-We are offering many new courses this year and encourage students to look
into these classes as they create their schedules for the 2014-2015 school
year. Students seeking multiple credits from one course can take Antiquity
and Design (ANDE), which engages students in art history, digital design
and world history in a project based environment. We have also added more
advanced levels for several courses, including Sculpture 2, Painting 3 and
Advanced 2D Art. Please see an art teacher or guidance counselor if you
would like more information about these offerings.
-The National Art Honor Society is once again undertaking a project called
“Painting Lemonade”. Students are in the process of creating artwork for
children in an extensive slum community in La Limonada, Guatemala.
Through this project we hope to raise global awareness and perform an act
of kindness for children who do not often receive gifts. This spring, each
child at one of the schools in La Limonada will receive a portrait of their
face, created by a WCHS artist. National Art Honor Society students have
also been participating in fundraising projects this year that will provide
money for the same community in Guatemala.
-Soon we will be preparing for our spring art shows! We invite you to visit
our school-wide art exhibit in the Media Center during the week of May 5-9,
as well as our display of senior student portfolios in the art hallway from
May 14-16.
Thanks for your support of the arts at WCHS! If you have questions, please
contact Lavana Tichenor, Vicki Pope, Emily Litsey, or Brian VanderVeen.
ATHLETICS
Whiteland Community High School athletes receive a
sportsmanship and an athlete of the month award to
recognize outstanding behavior and achievement during
the athletic season. This is chosen by all the coaches of
the winter sports. Congratulations to all our award winners!
Sportsmanship Winners for the month of November:
Kaylee McCraken 11
Basketball
Bryce Staker
11
Basketball
For February:
Jacob Wolfla
Joanna Udrasols
Swimming
Swimming
Outstanding Athletes for the month of November:
Cierra Choate
11
Swimming
Nick Evans
12
Swimming
For February:
Sidney Crowe
Jacob Stidham
9
12
Basketball
Basketball
Franklin College will host the 28th annual
Steve Alford Basketball Camp this summer, June 16-19, 2014. This is a day camp
for boys and girls entering 2nd through 7th
grades. For more information, please go
on-line to: www.grizhoops.com (link to
Alford Camp) or call the Athletic Office at
Franklin College (317-738-8121).
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WCHS Swim Lesson and Open Swim Information
OPEN SWIM @WCHS POOL
Open swim will be every Tuesday evening from 6:00-8:00pm beginning on April 15th through
May 6th.
Cost is $2.00 per person or $5.00 per family.
RED CROSS LEARN TO SWIM PROGRAM LESSONS
(EMPHASIS ON DROWNPROOFING & AQUATIC SAFETY)
Place: Whiteland Community High School Natatorium
Session 1: April 14th_24th on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday Evenings
Session 2: April 28th – May 8th on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday Evenings
Lesson Times: 6:00-6:30, 6:45-7:15, 7:30-8:00
Cost: $30/student (all students must be potty trained)
Registration Times and Location
Session 1: April 8th and 10th from 5-7 pm @ WCHS pool.
Session 2: April 15th and 23rd during open swim (6:00-8:00 pm @ WCHS pool).
*YOU CAN REGISTER FOR THE FIRST SESSION ON MONDAY, APRIL 14 FROM 6-8 PM
** PLEASE BRING YOUR KIDS READY TO SWIM.
For any questions please contact: Tom Addington at 535-3150 or
[email protected]
NOTICE!!!
The WCHS Natatorium will be closed on March 22nd through April 6th, due to Clark Pleasant
Community School Corporation’s Spring Break.
Parents Create an Account in PowerSchool! Stay on top of your child(ren)’s education! It’s easy!
Here is how:
Create an Account in PowerSchool allows you to view all of your students’ grades, etc. in one account. You can also manage your preferences.
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Login to PowerSchool at http://powerschool.cpcsc.k12.in.us/public/home.html and click “Create Account”
Enter your first name and last name.
Use the email address you have on file with us at the school
Choose your own username and password (pw must be 6 characters long)
Access ID is your student’s ID number with a “p” at the end of the number. And the access password is your student’s password.
Enter your relationship with each student. Click “ENTER” Then, you have access to all of your students just by entering your personal desired username and personal password.
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2014 A.C.E. TENNIS CLINICS
Sponsored by: Whiteland Community High School
Lead Instructor: Mike Gillespie (317-374-3577) - WCHS Boys & Girls Tennis Coach
Assistant Instructors: Brian Lukich, Eric Ellis, Davis Beasley
Location: Whiteland Community High School Tennis Courts
Tots
Mostly K - 2nd grade. Introduction to tennis through games and activities. Racquet needed.
9:00 – 10:00
$60 for 12 classes (Monday - Thursday, June 9 – 26)
Beginner
Mostly 3rd grade – 8th grade. Introduction to tennis through games and activities.
10:00 – 11:00
$60 for 12 classes (Monday - Thursday, June 9 – 26)
Intermediate Mostly middle school players with at least some match experience.
11:00 – 12:00
$60 for 12 classes (Monday - Thursday, June 9 – 26)
Advanced
Mostly high school players and those with a lot of match experience.
12:00- 1:30
$72 for 12 classes (Monday - Thursday, June 9 – 26)
Please
make checks payable to Whiteland Tennis. Forms may be turned in to
WCHS or brought to class. Late registration is always accepted!
--------------------------------------------- TENNIS REGISTRATION / RELEASE ---------------------------------------
NAME(S): __________________________________________________ PHONE: __________________________
ADDRESS: _________________________CITY: ________________________________ ZIP: _________________
E-Mail: ______________________________________________________________2014-2015 GRADE: _______
WHICH CLINIC (circle one):
SHIRT SIZE (circle one):
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I, _____________________________________ intending to be legally bound on do hereby release
and forever hold blameless Whiteland Community High School, its agents, employees, and representatives for any loss or injury resulting from my participation in the tennis program.
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signature of legal guardian
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date
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Warrior Connection
Reflections in the IMC –Mrs. Snyder, Media Specialist
Times: 7:25 am-3 pm
Developing reading skills is fundamental to student success. Please have your student keep reading by either accessing our Clark
Pleasant Digital Library or the print library found on the WCHS library homepage. They can download audio books and ebooks to their
own electronic devices through the digital library (i.e., computers, cell phones, ereaders, etc.).
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Go to cpcsc.k12.in.us/#wchs.
Click on ‘Media Center’.
Click on ‘Clark Pleasant Print/Digital Library’. The ebooks are NOW INCLUDED in the Print Catalog. It will specify whether it is in electronic version or not. Or if you prefer ebooks, just click on the Digital Library alone.
Login with your student id number. Pin is your student password. There are tutorials under the “Help” section. Find your device and
start today.
There is also a plethora of links to websites through the Print Catalog or links to search engines on the WCHS Media Center homepage that are educational and informative to help your student(s) while here. Check them out.
Whiteland Community
High School
Non-Profit Organization
U.S. Postage Paid
Whiteland, IN 46184-1599
Whiteland Community High School
300 Main Street
Whiteland, IN 46184
Permit No. 50
Phone: 317-535-7562
Fax: 317-535-7509
Email: [email protected]
“Define Yourselves”
To ALL parents of WCHS students:
Please hold your student(s) accountable for any
overdue library materials.
We DO NOT charge library fees. Therefore, I
am asking for your help. We have students who have
overdue materials and other students would like to
read them. Help us by holding your student accountable for library materials that are overdue. Also, if you
happen to locate a book that has our barcode on it that
has WCHS Library over the top, please send it back to
the school, no questions asked.
Clark-Pleasant Community School Corporation does not discriminate on the
basis of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, age, or
individuals with disabilities, including limited English proficiency, in its programs or employment policies as required by the Indiana Civil Rights Act (I.C.
22-9.1), Title VI and VII (Civil Rights Act of 1964), the Equal Pay Act of 1973, Title
IX (Educational Amendments), and Section 504 (Rehabilitation Act of 1973).
Get in the BEAT, with Warrior Beat Radio/TV!
The Radio/TV Program has published an official Warrior TV Website:
http://warriortv.weebly.com/ .
If the student has lost the item, the library
will accept a replacement (exact book, same author)
since we DO NOT receive the funds back into the library accounts to re-purchase. If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to call me at 535-7562 ext.
3142. Thank you for your help and support!
This will serve as a portal to not only our current productions but also
archived Warrior TV material, a program blog, and further progressive opportunities to promote our students' work to the community
through a digital platform.
Mrs. Snyder, Media Specialist
Check it out!
The Safe School Helpline has been an effective tool in helping to create a safer school environment by utilizing a communication link between your
school, students and parents.
*Suicide is the second leading cause of death among teens.
The Safe School Helpline is now providing an additional service allowing students to talk directly to a trained clinician at any hour of the day or night.
These professionals, with this nationally certified service, will be there to help when problems in a student’s life become too great to handle alone.
If you have any questions, please call 1-800-325-4381.