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Winnetonka High School 2021 Overview transformation starts here Step inside a world where creativity takes flight. Find your wings at Winnetonka. unity A Place for Discovery Winnetonka High School ofers students the ultimate high school experience. With rigorous academics, competitive athletics, top-notch performing arts, engaging clubs and organizations and a welcoming campus, we take pride in our diverse school community. d1vers1ty, ('-'Jf~ - Named the frst-ever AVID National Demonstration High School in all of Missouri, the academic oferings at Winnetonka combine rigor with authenticity. Students are encouraged >>>PRIDE- to explore their strengths and future career Wl,uefHtellen,eS.,gns interests in a variety of ways via College and Career Pathways, through which learning is Q) • • . made meaningful via connections to an industry c::~ of interest including business, health sciences, ■... technology and design, and human services. ~{TONKA Whatever your interests may be, all students at E N G A G .E o· Winnetonka are encouraged to step outside the box, discover new passions and take advantage ~­COMMUN/ of our vast oferings during their time here. INVOLVEME collaboration What I love most about Tonka is its close community.” Mario P. Sophomore 2 Great Minds Think Diferently At Tonka, we value the rich perspectives, skills, and ideas that students from all backgrounds bring to our community. We are committed to promoting a growth-minded, safe and engaged campus community where all students are supported in their academic and social endeavors. Traditions of Excellence Winnetonka has built a tradition of high expectations and student success equity since opening its doors to the frst class of Grifns. The achievements of our students, staf and teachers have been recognized at the local, state and national levels. From individual student scholarships to national achievement awards, we hold ourselves to a high standard of academic and personal excellence with pride. Winnetonka ofers all Grifns… • Determined teachers, counselors and staf focused on student A School Within A School achievement and college and career readiness College and Career Pathways in North Kansas • Comprehensive student support City Schools enable all incoming ninth grade services and programs students to focus their learning through • A wide array of campus oferings participation in one of four “schools within a including a variety of clubs and school” based on their industry of interest. organizations, athletics, performing Within each school, students explore a focus arts opportunities, and college area of study, or “pathway,” designed to provide courses students with a four- year course of study • The opportunity for all students to to prepare and guide them to future college join a “school within a school” to success and/or a rewarding career post- connect classroom learning to an graduation. industry pathway of interest • School of Human Services • School of Business and Communications • School of Health and Wellness • School of Design, Innovation and Technology + PROGRAM 3 A NORTHKANSAS CITY SCHOOLS COLLEGE~ CAREERexplore PATHWAYSyour passions r::-7School of L...JHuman Services Public Service Pathway Learn how to make a career out of helping others in the community, from frst responders to teachers and non-proft The School of Human Services provides administrators. students with the opportunity to participate in a continuum of real world, community- based learning experiences and collaborative projects, inspiring them to expand their thinking beyond their individual selves. Students are encouraged to serve, support Service Industry Pathway and care for others in the global world with Open the door to an exciting future in this compassion, empathy and equity. diverse feld as you study the dynamic relationship between consumers and Related Industry Careers: producers. Teacher, Police Ofcer, Psychologist, Social Worker, Attorney, Public Administration Q School of ~usiryess & Communications Business Pathway EJ Master the principles of entrepreneurship and innovation while learning the skills necessary to become a game-changer in Students in the School of Business and any business feld. Communications collaborate to tackle problems, design solutions, and participate in industry-focused projects leveraging individual, cultural, ethnic and racial backgrounds. Using authentic industry Marketing Pathway protocols, students showcase their Prepare for a multitude of careers through professional business and communication a versatile program that focuses on design skills necessary to compete in a culturally foundations, sports marketing and more. diverse market. Related Industry Careers: Entrepreneur, Sales Manager, Marketing and Communications Pathway Advertising Specialist, Journalist, Financial From personal relationships to debate and Advisor, Accountant, Broadcaster, Small journalism, learn how to understand and Business Owner master this fundamental social behavior. ■4 join a community of innovators School of Health &Wellness Health Services Pathway Learn all about the human body and medical interventions as you are introduced to a variety of diferent professions within Students in the School of Health and Wellness the healthcare industry. use authentic, hands-on experiences and collaborative projects to learn the fundamental concepts of medicine and everyday well-being. Various careers in the medical feld are explored through feld trips, personal interactions with Wellness Pathway professionals, and coursework that is both Examine the relationship between the mind relevant and purposeful. and body in health and wellness through curriculum that includes therapy studies Related Industry Careers: and brain development. Registered Nurse, Physician & Surgeon, Licensed Practical & Vocational Nurse, Pharmacist, Physical Therapist, Veterinarian School of Design, Innovation & Technology STEM Pathway Open the door to a wealth of career possibilities in this innovative feld and experience frst-hand how science, Students in the School of Design, Innovation technology, engineering and math work and Technology collaborate with community, together to afect and enhance human life. business and industry partners to create authentic, innovative solutions for real- world challenges. By utilizing a continuum of work-based learning initiatives, students showcase their knowledge through the Creative Design Pathway collaboration of arts and technology. Unleash your individual creativity and expression to engage in the creative process as you invent, solve and reimagine the Related Industry Careers: visuals of our future. Engineer (Mechanical, Electrical, Civil), Electrician, Plumber, Construction Project Manager, Graphic Designer ■5 tonka tradition The Tonka athletic department is committed to providing opportunities for student-athletes to fully develop their academic and athletic potential while preparing for success beyond high school. Grifn athletes are leaders within our community, bringing credit to themselves and our school by exhibiting hard work, determination and sportsmanship. Through practice, training and competition, Winnetonka athletics prepare students to win both on and of the court and feld. Tonka athletes compete in: Baseball Basketball Cheer Cross Country Dance Football Golf It’s so much fun seeing Soccer your teachers cheer you Softball '' Swim & Dive on in the stands.” Tennis Track & Field Camile F. Volleyball Student Athlete Wrestling ■6 fnd your voice Find Your Voice The overall student experience at Winnetonka extends beyond the classroom to help you reach your full potential. Whatever your interests may be, we encourage you to step outside of your comfort zone, try something diferent and meet new friends – you never know where your talents may take you. Clubs and Organizations AFS/International Math Club Club Muslim Student Art Club Association Blacks Achieving Newspaper Greatness N2Sports Book Club Broadcasting Performing Color Guard Tonka Talks Arts Programs Distributive Education (Broadcast PRIDE Band (Concert & Clubs of America Journalism) Marching) Environmental Club Photography Band (Variety & Jazz) FBLA ProStart Culinary Vocal Music FCCLA Robotics A Cappella Choir French Club Science Olympiad Orchestra “Grillin’ Grifns” BBQ Slam Poetry Theater GSA Spanish Club 48th Street Players Future Health Student Council Professionals Technology Student Key Club Association ■7 We are excited to meet you and welcome you as a future Griffin. You welcome to are invited to learn more about our school and all that we have to offer. For more information, visit our website winnetonka at nkcschools.org/WHS. For more information about College and Career Pathways at Winnetonka High School, please contact College and Career Facilitator Alayna Martin at [email protected] or visit nkcschools.org/pathways About College and Career Pathways in North Kansas City Schools College and Career Pathways in North Kansas City Schools prepare all students for college, career and beyond with opportunities to earn industry certificates, network with business partners, earn college credit, and receive hands-on instruction within a focused industry pathway. Through integrated partnerships between students, teachers and the business community, College and Career Pathways provide authentic, equitable, personalized, and real-world learning experiences. Students have the opportunity to participate in internships, job shadowing, mentorships, off- campus programs, and more with leading business partners in our region. More than simply being prepared to succeed, each of our students will graduate with an edge over their peers nationwide. Winnetonka High School NORTH 5815 NE 48th Street KANSAS CITY Kansas City, MO 64119 SCHOOLS 816.321.5340.
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