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August 2021 Volume 39 Issue 1 August 2021 Volume 39 Issue 1 From Principal Matthew Arnold For the Parents, Students and Dear Wildcats, Community of Thank you for your commitment to making Winter Park High School a safe place for Winter Park High School higher learning with a focus on achievement. Winter Park is a place with high expectations for all students and faculty, where together we build a strong academic foundation based Administrators on state, national, and international standards. Winter Park is committed to establishing Note: This list reflects the a cooperative and lasting partnership between home, school, and the community to assist assignments as of publication date. our students in acquiring a high-quality education. MAIN CAMPUS Here are a few outstanding achievement indicators that highlight a tradition of Principal excellence for close to a century: Matthew Arnold • Ranked by the U.S. News and World Report in the Top 10% Nation-wide (out of Assistant Principals more than 20,000 schools) Dan Caliari • 96 Super Scholars over the past five years – Accepted into a Top 20 College or Lakecia Green Paul Maldonado University Jeffrey Sharpe • Approximately 3,500 AP and IB Exams administered yearly to help students achieve Soraya Smith college credits while in high school Administrative Deans • Digital Video Production – Has won national awards from C-SPAN Student Cam Curtis John Documentary and Student Television Network Samantha Love • Navy JROTC – our FAA Certified Pilot Ground School has produced 11 pilots; Cheryl Romaine numerous students pass the FAA Certification for Drone Piloting; Dual Enrollment School Resource Officer Officer Jimmy Angeles partnership with Embry Riddle Aeronautical University. Officer Jon Stanford • Performing Arts – 40 student-performers made All-County; 12 made All-State; 49 Athletic Director Superiors at District Solo & Ensemble; Theater achieved 13 Superiors at Regions and Andrew Chiles 5 Superiors at State Competition; Dance Team achieved a State Championship and 4th in the Nation. FRESHMAN CAMPUS • Athletics – 122 Team State Championships; 228 Individual and Relay State Assistant Principal Paul Wilhite Champions; 82 Team State Runners-up; 10-time winner of the State FHSAA ‘Sunshine Administrative Deans Cup’ All Sports Award; 16-time winner of the FACA ‘Carey McDonald’ State Athletic Grisel Louisjean Program of the Year; 14-time winner of the Orlando Sentinel Varsity Cup Bill Wilson • Recognized as a 5-Star School and Golden School by the Florida Department of School Resource Officer Education Officer Javier Rodriguez Winter Park High School has a rich tradition of academic, athletic, and artistic MAIN CAMPUS excellence. As we hold our students to high expectations, we look forward to recognizing 622-3200 Fax 975-2434 the many achievements that will continue that tradition. FRESHMAN CAMPUS Here are some important dates and reminders: 623-1476 Fax 623-1485 • Welcome Cats – will be held for our incoming 9th graders on Thursday, August 5, from 8 AM -4 PM at the ninth grade center. This day will provide an opportunity to WEBSITE pick up laptops (new students to OCPS), schedules, ID badges, and other important winterparkhs.ocps.net SOCIAL MEDIA @WPHS_OCPS ...continues on page 2 winterparkhs.ocps Principal’s Message continues... information. Please reserve a 15-minute block by going to our website and clicking on ‘Sign up Genius.’ • Freshman Orientation – will take place on Thursday, August 5, from 5 – 7 PM. We will have many of our clubs, sports teams, performing arts programs, and other extra-curricular programs available to provide information that will help all of our incoming freshman get involved. Research shows that students are more successful academically when they are involved in extra- curricular activities outside of the regular school day. Additionally, students/ parents will be able to see where their seven classrooms are located and talk to their teachers. • Welcome Back Cats – will be held on the main campus for seniors, juniors, and sophomores on Tuesday, August 3. These sessions are designed for students to pick up a schedule, receive or replace an ID badge, and receive information regarding parking decals and lockers. • Seniors: 8 AM – 9:30 AM • Juniors: 9:30 AM – 11:30 AM • Sophomores: 12:30 PM – 3:00 PM • Extra-Curricular Showcase: 12:30 PM – 3:00 PM all three grade levels are welcome to stop by and see the many sports, performing arts, clubs, Vision and other extra-curricular opportunities to get involved. To be the top producer of successful students in the nation • 1st Day of School – will be Tuesday, August 10. Arrive early! Traffic is usually congested for the first couple of weeks. Mission • Start/End Times – for the upcoming year: To lead our students to success with the ◊ 9th Grade Center: 7:10 AM – 1:58 PM; Wednesdays 7:10 AM – 12:48 PM support and involvement of families and ◊ Main Campus: 7:20 AM – 2:20 PM; Wednesdays 7:20 AM – 1:10 PM the community The best way to stay informed about individual/group recognition, upcoming Goals events, and important reminders is through our weekly electronic newsletter. It Intense focus on student achievement will be available once the school year begins and is usually sent out every Sunday High performing and dedicated team afternoon. Send a text message to 22828 to sign up for the newsletter. Enter the Safe learning and working environment following text message content: WPHS. A prompt will then be sent asking for Efficient operations your email address. I hope you find this edition of the Wildcat Watch helpful, Sustained community engagement and I’m looking forward to a great 2021-2022 school year! Thanks again for your support of Winter Park High School, “Home of the ‘Wildcat Report’ Wildcats!” August 2021 • Issue #1 Sincerely, Published Four Times Per Year Winter Park High School Matthew Arnold 2100 Summerfield Road Principal Winter Park, FL 32792 Student Services It is Back-To-School time again! Winter Park High School’s Student Services TRANSCRIPTS Department would like to welcome all students back to school. The school counselors Sophomores, juniors and have been busy preparing for the 2021-2022 school year. Below is the updated contact seniors will receive a copy of information for the department. their unofficial transcript to MAIN CAMPUS SCHOOL COUNSELORS review for accuracy within the School Counselor Student Last Name Email Extension first three weeks of school. Please, take time to review it Jeffrey Manges A-Cl [email protected] 618-2248 with your student and make Lisa Mishkin Co-Ge [email protected] 618-2243 necessary corrections Catherine Curry Gi-La [email protected] 618-2239 within 5 days of receiving Nicole Caron Le-O [email protected] 618-3211 the transcript. Jill Williams P-Sh [email protected] 618-2249 Ar'rel Baker Si-Z [email protected] 618-2242 NINTH GRADE CENTER SCHOOL COUNSELORS School Counselor Student Last Name Email Extension Danielle Exposito A-K [email protected] 624-2261 Tara Cayll L-Z [email protected] 624-2260 COLLEGE AND CAREER COORDINATOR Elisa Mora [email protected] 618-2259 PROGRESS TO SUCCESS COORDINATOR Dawn Young TBA 618-2285 SUPPORT STAFF Sarah Miranda Clerk [email protected] 618-3203 Felicia Ghiden Registrar [email protected] 618-2262 Shirley Ulmer Records [email protected] 618-2241 Our Student Services team is comprised of eight school counselors, a Progress to Success Mentoring Coordinator, a Mental Health Social Worker, a SAFE coordinator, a College and Career Specialist, an AP/IB coordinator, two 504 coordinators, ESE placement specialists, and our amazing clerical staff. Our team strives to provide excellent support to all our students. ACADEMIC COUNSELING Students will meet with their school counselor 3 times during the year to discuss graduation requirements, course selections, and general guidance lessons. Main Campus students will also visit the College and Career Center. Counselors are also available for individual appointments. Students can stop by the Student Services Office to schedule an appointment. Schedule change requests will be considered during the first week of school on a case-by-case basis. Students are encouraged to view their schedule and ensure their courses are accurate. “I’VE BEEN GIVEN MY LIFE BACK” Former Patient - Recovery Solutions Substance Use Disorder and Mental Health Care Often times life can be overwhelming. We are here. Let us help you navigate through life’s sometimes unpredictable turns. Adult Acute Mental Hea lth Inpatient Treatment Adult Detox and Medication Assistance Treatment Programs Adult Co-occurring Disorder Treatment Children and Adolescent Acute Care TO SCHEDULE A FREE AND CONFIDENTIAL ASSESSMENT CALL www.DrFayHu.com 407-281-7000 2500 Discovery Dr. Orlando, FL 32826 www.universitybehavioral.com Join WPHS PTSA! INVEST IN YOUR SCHOOL … INVEST IN THE FUTURE! Your PTSA membership includes e-mail updates about school events and exclusive WPHS spirit items only available to PTSA members while supplies last. Checks payable to WPHS PTSA, cash, credit card at Welcome Back Events or pay online under NON-PROFIT GROUPS at www.Schoolpay.com https://www.schoolpay.com/parent/payments/groups q $25 Wildcat Membership: includes 1 PTSA membership and 1 WPHS spirit magnet q $45 Wildcat Plus+One Membership: includes 2 PTSA memberships and 2 WPHS WINTER PARK spirit magnets (If you have a Senior, name them as one member to be eligible for HIGH SCHOOL PTSA Scholarship) q $125 Silver Cat Membership: includes 2 PTSA memberships, 2 WPHS spirit magnet and 1 exclusive WPHS soft-sided cooler (If you have a Senior, name them as one member to be eligible for PTSA Scholarship) HOMECOMING q $300 Gold Cat Membership: includes 2 PTSA memberships, 2 WPHS spirit magnet, 1 exclusive WPHS soft-sided cooler, 1 exclusive WPHS Custom Printed Corkcicle, 4 tickets to the Homecoming Barbeque and bleacher seating for 6 at 2021 the Homecoming Parade (If you have a Senior, name them as one member to be eligible for PTSA Scholarship) Parade.
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