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A 201819 Planner.Pub Earl Wooster High School Student Handbook 2018‐2019 THANK YOU TO OUR PARTNERS IN EDUCATION Eldorado Hotel & Casino Wooster Alumni Wooster Boosters Wooster High School 1331 E. Plumb Lane Reno, Nevada 89502 Telephone: (775) 321‐3160 Fax: (775) 333‐5108 THIS HANDBOOK BELONGS TO: _______________________________________________________________________ (Student Name) PRINCIPAL Leah Keuscher ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS Marly Barainca Charlie Walsh Mike Nakashima Intervention/Testing Athletics/Activities Attendance/Discipline Buildings/Grounds DEANS & COORDINATORS Athletic Director: Michael Anderson Dean of Students: Susan Schraeder IB DP Coordinator: Jennifer Lienau IB CP Coordinator: Dustin Coli IB MYP Coordinator: Nicole Grose COUNSELORS IB & Lead Counselor: Erin Danielsen 9th Grade: Sheryl Hicks 10th Grade: Erik Tjeltveit 11th Grade: Casey McCann 12th Grade: Diondra Mieras OFFICE SUPPORT STAFF Principal’s Assistant Judy Shively Athletic Secretary Kim Boldi Bookkeeper/Fees Vicki Ahrens Campus Monitor Dustin Hopfe Career Center Cherise Brown Clinic Nurse/Aide Susan Buehler/Patty Day Library Mary Beth Brooke Family Graduation Advocate Silvia Gil Registrar Dianna Adame School Police Oficer Baker Site Facilities Coordinator Chad Nesler Student Services Ofice Araceli Ramirez Cruz Transcripts https://washoeschoolsnv.scriborder.com FOLLOW US Website: www.woostercolts.com Twitter: @WoosterColts Instagram: WoosterColts Facebook: www.facebook.com/WoosterHighSchool 2017-2018 Execuve Council Student Body President Esmeralda Perez Ramirez Student Body Vice President Allyssa Corpuz Senior Class President Eduardo Aquino Marquez Junior Class President Forrest Derr Sophomore Class President Atul (Kavin) Srikeerthi ***Freshmen class president elecons will take place Fall of 2018 WCSD 2018‐19 Holidays & Breaks Labor Day: September 3 Fall Break: October 1‐5 Nevada Day Observance: October 26 Election Day * Teacher PD Day: November 6 Veterans Day Observed: November 12 Thanksgiving: November 21‐23 Winter Break: December 21– January 11 MLK Holiday: January 21 Presidents’ Day: February 18 Spring Break: March 25– April 5 Memorial Day: May 27 Last Day of School: June 7 Contingency Days: June 10, 11, 12 _________________________________________________________ 2018‐19 Academic Warning Mailing Dates September 14, 2018 November 30, 2018 February 27, 2019 May 16, 2019 2018‐19 End of Grading Period Dates October 12, 2018 December 20, 2018*** March 22, 2019 June 7, 2019*** 2018‐19 Finals Dates December 17, 18, 19, 20. 2018 *** June 4, 5, 6, 7. 2018*** ***Dates are subject to change. THE WOOSTER FIGHT SONG The Wooster Colts Will Ride the Side of Victory, We’ll Back Them Up With Spirit That Is Hard to Beat, Our Men Will Fight For The Scarlet and White, And We’ll Go Far Because We Are The C‐O‐L‐T‐S The Wooster Colts! THE CODE OF THE COLTS If you think you’re beaten; you are. If you think you dare not; you don’t, If you like to win, but think you can’t, It’s almost a cinch you won’t! If you think you’ll lose; you’ve lost. For out in the world we ind, Success begins with a fellow’s will, It’s all in the state of mind. If you think you’re outclassed; you are. You’ve got to think high to rise. You’ve got to be sure of yourself, Before you can ever win a prize. Life’s battle doesn’t always go To the stronger faster man. But sooner or later the man who wins, Is the man who thinks he can! Welcome to Wooster High School Wooster High School is a comprehensive high school located in the heart of beautiful Reno, Nevada. Wooster has a rich history of academics, arts, activities and athletics and is the only high school with the International Baccalaureate (IB) Programme in Northern Nevada. We pride ourselves on hav‐ ing high academic standards for all students, and having fo‐ cused intervention programs designed to help you graduate college and career ready. Our Vision ‐ To change societal beliefs on what is pos sible in every single child. To help our children build a better tomorrow for themselves and for generations to come. Our Mission – We aim to develop inquiring, knowl‐ edgeable and caring young people who help to create a better and more peaceful world through intercultural understanding and respect. We encourage our stu‐ dents to become active, compassionate and lifelong learners who understand that other people, with their differences, can also be right. (Adopted from the Inter‐ national Baccalaureate Mission Statement). I hope you ind this student handbook to be a useful tool as you plan for upcoming school activities, testing dates, athletic contests, academic responsibilities, etc. As a member of our school, you are expected to work and live within the guide‐ lines outlined in our handbook. Just as you have rights, you also have responsibilities. Your rights will be respected, and you must respect the rights of others and meet the responsi‐ bilities of a Wooster Colt. Today (like every day) is a great day to be a Colt! Leah Keuscher Principal Bienvenido a Wooster High School Wooster High School es una escuela secundaria integral colocada en el corazó n de la hermosa ciudad de Reno, Nevada. Wooster tiene una historia rica de académica, artes, actividades y atletismo y es la ú nica escuela secundaria con el Programa de Bachillerato Interna‐ cional (IB) en el norte de Nevada. Nos enorgullece de tener altos estándares académicos para todos los estudiantes, y de haber enfo‐ cado los programas de intervenció n diseñ ados para ayudarles a graduarse y estar listo/a para la universidad y una carrera. Nuestra visión: cambiar las creencias de la sociedad sobre lo que es posible en cada niñ o. Para ayudar a nuestros niñ os a construir un mejor mañ ana para ellos y para las generacio‐ nes venideras. Nuestra misión: nuestro objetivo es desarrollar jó venes inqui‐ sitivos, conocedores y comprensivos que ayuden a crear un mundo mejor y más pacı́ico a través de la comprensión y el respeto interculturales. Animamos a nuestros estudiantes a convertirse en estudiantes activos, compasivos y de por vi‐ da que entiendan que otras personas, con sus diferencias, también pueden estar en lo cierto. (Adoptado de la Declara‐ ción de la Misión del Bachillerato Internacional). Espero que encuentren este manual para estudiantes como una he‐ rramienta ú til para planear las pró ximas actividades escolares, fe‐ chas de exámenes, competencias atléticas, responsabilidades aca‐ démicas, etc. Como miembro de nuestra escuela, se espera que tra‐ bajes y vivas dentro de las normas deinidas en nuestro manual. Ası́ como tienes derechos, también tienes responsabilidades. Tus dere‐ chos serán respetados, y debes respetar los derechos de los demás y cumplir con las responsabilidades de un Wooster Colt. ¡Hoy (como todos los días) es un gran día para ser un Colt! Leah Keuscher Directora de escuela Disclaimer: This document contains references to Board Policies and other documents pertaining to the rules and regulations of the Washoe County School District. The District reserves the right to revise any of these documents during the course of the school year. For the current version of any of these documents, please check the District’s website at www.washoeschools.net/Policy. Descargo de Responsabilidad: este documento contiene referencias a las pólizas de la Junta y otros documentos relacionados con las reglas y re‐ glamentos del distrito escolar del Condado de Washoe. El distrito se reserva el derecho de revisar cualquiera de estos documentos durante el curso del añ o escolar. Para la versión actual de cualquiera de estos docu‐ mentos, por favor visite el sitio web del distrito en www.washoeschools.net/Policy. Non‐Discrimination Statement: The Washoe County School District is committed to nondiscrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin or ethnic group identiication, marital status, ancestry, sex, sexual orienta‐ tion, gender identity or expression, genetic information, religion, age, mental or physical disability, military or veteran’s status in educational programs or activities, and employment as required by applicable federal and state laws and regulations. No District employee, including, without limitation, administrators, faculty, or other staff members, nor students shall engage in acts of bullying, harassment, or discrimination on the premises of any public school, school‐sponsored event, or school bus in the District. Prohibited behaviors include cyber‐bullying, sexual harass‐ ment, hazing, intimidation and retaliation. Declaración de no Discriminación: el distrito escolar del Condado de Washoe está comprometido con la no discriminación por motivos de raza, color, origen nacional o identiicación de grupos étnicos, estado civil, as‐ cendencia, sexo, orientación sexual, identidad o expresión de género, in‐ formación genética, religión, edad, incapacidad mental o fısica, estatus ́ militar o de veterano en programas o actividades educativas, y empleo segú n lo requerido por las leyes y reglamentos federales y estatales aplica‐ bles. Ningú n empleado del distrito, incluyendo, sin limitación, administra‐ dores, Facultad u otros miembros del personal, ni los estudiantes deberán participar en actos de intimidación, acoso o discriminación en los locales de cualquier escuela pú blica, evento patrocinado por la escuela o autobú s escolar en el Distrito. Los comportamientos prohibidos incluyen ciber‐ bullying, acoso sexual, novatadas, intimidación y represalias. ACADEMICS Wooster’s Course Offering Book is available on‐line at our website. Visit www.woostercolts.com under the academics tab. Topics
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