Woodinville High School “Home of the Falcons” 19819 – 136Th Avenue NE Woodinville, WA 98072-8798 425.408.7400 2021 – 2022
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Woodinville High School “Home of the Falcons” 19819 – 136th Avenue NE Woodinville, WA 98072-8798 425.408.7400 www.nsd.org/woodinville 2021 – 2022 Property of:_______________________________________ Address:__________________________________________ Phone #:__________________________________________ In case of emergency, please notify: Name:____________________ Phone #:________________ The information in this book was the best available at press time. Watch for additional information and changes. 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS Mission Statement, Motto, & Theme .............................3 33. Photo ID …………………………………………...18 Philosophy and Objectives ...........................................3 34. Refunds .......................................................... 18 Falcon Facts ................................................................4 35. Searches ........................................................ 18 Northshore School District ............................................4 36. Skateboards/Scooters/and Rollerblades ........... 18 School Board Members ................................................4 37. Surveillance Equipment ................................... 18 PTSA Officers ..............................................................4 38. Telephone Messages ...................................... 18 ASB Officers ................................................................4 39. Theatre Behavior………………………………….18 Faculty & Staff .............................................................5 40. Visitors/Volunteers/Chaperones ....................... 18 Community Resources .................................................8 Student Discipline Policy ........................................... 19 Calendar of Activities/Events ........................................8 WHS Attendance Policy............................................. 19 Daily Bell Schedules & Daily Bulletin ............................8 1. Philosophy ........................................................ 19 Campus Expectations ..................................................8 2. Excused Absences ............................................ 20 General Information .....................................................9 3. Unexcused Absences (Truancies)...................... 20 1. Appropriate Behavior ...........................................9 4. Tardies ............................................................. 20 2. ASB.....................................................................9 5. Early Dismissals ................................................ 21 3. Assemblies ..........................................................9 6. Prearranged Absences ...................................... 21 4. Bus Passes .........................................................9 7. School-Related Absences ................................. 21 5. Bus Ridership ......................................................9 8. Extended Illness Absences ................................ 21 6. Change of Address/Status ...................................9 9. Excessive Absences ......................................... 21 7. Cheers and Chants ..............................................9 10. Compulsory Attendance Law ........................... 22 8. Co-Curricular/Extra-Curricular Participation ..........9 Health Room………………………………………………22 9. Communications (Assemblies & Technology) .......9 Counseling Center..................................................... 24 10. Dances ............................................................12 1. Counseling Services.......................................... 24 11.Deliveries .........................................................12 2. Appointments .................................................... 24 12. Distribution/Posting of Non-School Material ......12 3. Schedule Change Policy.................................... 24 13. Distribution/Posting of School-Related Material .13 4. The College & Career Center............................. 24 14. Dress Code .....................................................13 5. Graduation Requirements .................................. 25 15. Eighteen Year-Old Students .............................13 6. Advanced Courses ............................................ 25 16. Elevator Usage ................................................14 7. Financial Support .............................................. 25 17. Electronic Equipment .......................................14 8. Grading Policy................................................... 25 18. Emergencies/Emergency Drills .........................14 Library ...................................................................... 26 19. Fines and Fees ................................................14 Hours ................................................................... 26 20. Food, Gum, and Beverages .............................14 Library Team ........................................................ 26 21. Free and Reduced Price Meals Program ..........15 Library Rules and Expectations ............................. 27 22. Grade and Attendance Checks………………….15 Policies & Procedures ........................................... 28 23. Hall Conduct ....................................................15 Research Process ................................................. 29 24. Illness at School...............................................15 ASB .......................................................................... 31 25. Lockers ...........................................................15 Officers/Representatives ....................................... 31 26. Lunch/ Procedures/Expectations ......................15 Supplemental Student Fees .................................. 31 27. Lunch Program ................................................15 Clubs and Advisors ............................................... 32 28. Medication Policy .............................................16 Athletic Programs ...................................................... 38 29. Open/Closed Campus ......................................16 Student Athletic and Leadership Code ................... 39 30. Out-of-Bounds Areas .......................................16 Athletic Eligibility Requirements ............................. 39 31. Parking and Student Vehicle Use .....................16 Athletic Requirements ........................................... 39 32. Payments…………………………………………..17 2 WOODINVILLE HIGH SCHOOL MISSION STATEMENT The mission of Woodinville High School is to become a community of learners, providing a safe and encouraging environment for developing the mind, body, and spirit. MOTTO “Care, Respect, Leadership” THEME “One Falcon, One Family” PHILOSOPHY AND OBJECTIVES A school is a community of learners, a safe, and encouraging environment for developing the mind, body, and spirit. It remains sensitive to the larger community as a vehicle for its values and as a proving ground for extending its vision. The staff and faculty of Woodinville High School foster a positive, friendly attitude in the school community by modeling an open-minded appreciation of human differences, by demonstrating pride in self and school by encouraging self-discipline, and by experimentation which recognizes learning as a life-long process. Furthermore, the school nurtures an environment warm with humor, rich in challenge. To manifest this philosophy, we specify the following objectives: 1. To provide a safe and healthy environment for learning, an environment that promotes a positive self-image, sensitive cooperation, and mutual respect. 2. To provide for students a core curriculum that offers equal access to continued educational opportunities. 3. To provide elective choices for students so they may select from diverse vocational, avocational, and academically enriched programs. 4. To challenge intellectually all students at their appropriate level, recognizing the diverse ways by which students learn. 5. To identify and challenge exceptional students, gifted as well as handicapped. 6. To help students develop and demonstrate creative expression in the fine arts. 7. To accommodate physical differences so all students can participate in sports and challenge themselves in recognized athletic competition. 8. To promote an awareness of social, political, and ethical responsibility. 9. To encourage cultural sensitivity by acknowledging and teaching cultural differences and encouraging exchange programs. 10. To nurture civic awareness and responsibility through mutual cooperation with the Woodinville community. 11. To acknowledge our responsibility for environmental stewardship. 12. To provide the opportunity to enhance physical and emotional health and to develop healthy habits. 13. To offer a variety of curricular and extracurricular activities through which students may develop talents, values, and social skills. 3 FALCON FACTS School Colors Kelly Green and White with Navy Blue Accent School Mascot Falcon Fight Song Falcons so fierce in flight, we hail to your strength and might, Our spirit will never die so fly, Falcons, fly. Cheers to our glorious teams and here’s to our victories. The Falcon’s cry will not be still O mighty Woodinville. NORTHSHORE SCHOOL DISTRICT 3330 Monte Villa Pkwy, Bothell, WA 98021 425.408.6000 Superintendent: Dr. Michelle Reid District Main Switchboard 425.408.6000 Office of the Superintendent 425.408.7701 Director of Communications 425.408.7671 SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS Amy Cast Sandy Hayes Dr. Jacqueline McGourty David Cogan Bob Swain WOODINVILLE