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2015-2016 Wren High School Handbook WREN HIGH SCHOOL 2015-2016 School Colors: Blue and Gold School Mascot: Hurricane 905 Wren High School Rd. Piedmont, SC 29673 Phone: (864) 850-5900 Fax: (864) 850-5929 Nichole Boseman, Principal http://asd1.schoolwires.com/wrhs/site/default.asp This agenda belongs to: Name___________________________________________________________ Grade ________________ AE/Homeroom Teacher ______________________ I have read the 2015-2016 handbook: Parent’s signature _________________________________________ Date ________________ Student’s signature ________________________________________ Date ____________ 1 Table of Contents INTRODUCTIONS Principal’s Welcome, Mission Statement, School Beliefs, Alma Mater 3 DAILY OPERATIONS Drop Off and Pick Up Times, District Office Personnel 4 Office Personnel , Student Government 5 School Calendar 6 Bell Schedules 7-8 Extracurricular Activity Contact 9 A/B Schedule 10-11 Attendance Policy, Plans, Credit Denial, Saturday School, and Tardy Policy 12 - 14 Early Dismissal, Illness at School, Hall Pass, Restroom Policy , Make -Up W ork 14 - 16 Dispensing Medicine 16 DISCIPINARY PROCEDURES Anderson School District One Digital Init iative 17 Off Limit areas, Gang -related Activity, School Safety 18 Bullying, Sexual Harassment and Electronic devices 18 -19 Cell Phone Policy 19 Dress Code 20 -21 Drug Dogs, School Bus Conduct, Public Display of A ffection 21 -23 In -School Suspension, Out -of -School Suspension, Tobacco Policy 23 -29 STUDENT INFORMATION Public Announcements, Computer Policy 29 Lockers, Library Rules, G uests on Campus, Textbooks 29-30 Transferring/Withdrawing, Parking and Driving/Riding to CTC 30 -31 Safety, Student Id’s, Release of Student Informat ion 31-32 Notification of Rights and Cafeteria 32-33 Inclement Weather Procedures, Late Arrival/Early Dismissal 33 Fundraising, Distribution of Literature, Transcripts 34 School Insurance, School Fees, Athletic Pass 34 ACADEMIC INFORMATION Remediation Program, High School Diploma Requirements, Dual Credit 35 -36 Required Number of Courses, Mandatory Course Requirements, Career Clusters 36 Certificate of Mastery, Course Changes 36 Homeroom Grade Placement, Junior/Senior Prom, Graduation, GPA Guidelines 37 Honor Societies, Junior Marshals , Academic Honors, Valedictorian/Salutatorian 38 Perfect Attendance, Honor Roll, Principal’s List 38 Hurricane Scholar, Academic Letters, Student of the Month 38 Blue and Gold Cards, Grading Scale Policy 38 -40 Guidance Services, National Honor’s Societ y, National Beta Club 40 -41 Homework Policy, Homework Assignments 41 Homework Suggestions for Parents, Cheating Policy 41-42 Exam Exemption Policy, Athletic Handbook 42 Students with Special Needs (IHPs) 504s, IDEA, Medical Homebound 43 2 Principal’s Welcome Dear Parents and Students, As we begin a new school year, we encourage you to work hard and make this a successful year. Wren High School has many academic and extra-curricular opportunities available to students. We believe it is important for you to get involved and enjoy your years in high school. Wren High School is an academic high school where teachers are committed to providing a challenging curriculum. We urge you to set goals that will be beneficial to you in high school and in future years. These are very important years as you begin the process of becoming an adult. Have a great year! Sincerely, Nichole Boseman, Principal Wren High School Mission Statement The mission of Wren High School is to prepare students for the future by providing each student with the opportunity to develop the knowledge, skills, and character necessary to excel in a challenging and global society. Wren High School Beliefs ° We believe that students, parents, community, faculty, and staff should be valued and respected. ° We believe that learning is a lifelong process essential for the well-being of a democratic society. ° We believe that all students should be given the skills necessary to become critical thinkers. ° We believe that all individuals can learn and be taught according to their individual needs. ° We believe that all students, staff, parents, and community members must share the responsibility for student learning. ° We believe that the school should be a safe, secure, challenging and diverse learning environment that is committed to helping students reach their fullest potential. ALMA MATER To thee, O Wren, we sing thy praise Who leads us true in Wisdom's ways Mother of learning, we pledge to thee All our love and loyalty. Mem'ries so tender linger on Of school days here, past and gone Lasting friends and truths we feel Mold our lives with high ideals. Chorus O Wren, with heart and hand and mind We hold thee dear in favor kind. Success can be sure, life's battle won Dear Alma Mater, live on, live on. -Sam H. Arnold 3 DAILY OPERATIONS Hours of Operation 7:00-4:00 PM Drop Off and Pick Up Times: Students may be dropped off at Wren High School beginning at 7 a.m. Students should report to the commons, cafeteria, or Academy Atrium (9 th graders only) until the first bell rings. Students must be picked up by 4:00 p.m. Any student who is on school grounds after 4:00 p.m. should remain at the front of the building on the Main Entrance crosswalk until his ride arrives. Bus riders should remain in the bus holding area until their bus arrives. *Unless given permission by a teacher, all other areas of the school are off limits. This includes the Atrium, the gym, and the Southern Connector. Being in unauthorized locations will result in disciplinary action. District Office : (864) 847-7344 Superintendent Mr. David Havird Assistant Superintendent for Administration Mr. Robbie Binnicker Assistant Superintendent of Instruction Mrs. Jane Harrison Director of Personnel Services Mrs. Becky Brady Director of Testing and Accountability Mrs. Christie Shealy Director of Finance Mr. Travis Thomas Director of Technology Mrs. Andria Hancock Director of Special Services Dr. Brian Keith Director of Nutritional Services Ms. Debbie Joye Director of Maintenance Mr. Chris Lesley Coordinator of Family Services Mrs. Liz Wittebort Transportation Office : (864) 232-6619 or (864) 947-8989 Supervisor Mr. Benny Bridges Career and Technology Center : (864) 847-4121 Director Mrs. Hollie Harrell 4 Wren High School Contact Information Main Office: 850-5900 Administration Principal: Mrs. Nichole Boseman Freshman Academy Director: Mr. Seth Young Assistant Principal: Mr. Chris Chapman Administrative Assistant : Mrs. Katie King Administrative Assistant: Mrs. Lisa Wilson Administrative Assistant : Mr. Stan Yarborough Athletic Director: Mr. Jeff Tate Administrative Staff School Receptionist: Mrs. Sue Baab Secretary: Mrs. Lyn Ridlehoover Attendance Secretary: Mrs. Patsy Tinsley Bookkeeper: Mrs. Susan Reid Nurse: Mrs. Donna Knight School Resource Officer: Officer T.J. Burgess Director of Bands: Mr. Chuck Hamlett NJROTC Instructors: Captain Thomas Rossley Master Sergeant Todd Hooker Guidance Department Counselor: Mrs. Paige Dillard Counselor: Mr. Tom Kupec Counselor: Mrs. Billie Joe Fry Graduation Coach: Mrs. Kathy Kaminska Career Development Facilitator: Mrs. Barbara Brown Student Government Adviser: Ms. Courtney Samuel President: Isaac White Vice-President: Macy Smith Executive Secretary: Kaycee Mullins Recording Secretary: Caroline Wilson Treasurer: Will Shugart Senior Class President: Sallie Wiggington Junior Class President: Bailey Hayne Sophomore Class President: Savannah Huff Freshman Class President: Claire Wilson 5 2015-2016 School Calendar August 12, 13, 14, 17 Professional Development Day 18 First Student Day September 7 Labor Day Holiday 28 Professional Development Day October 21 End of 1st 45-Day Grading Period 30 Professional Development Day November 2 Fall Break 25, 26, 27 Thanksgiving Holidays December 18 Last Student Day before Holidays 21-Jan 1 Christmas Holidays January 4 Students/Staff Return from Holidays 13 End of 2nd 45-Day Grading Period 15 Professional Development Day 18 Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday February 15 Professional Development Day March 11 Professional Development Day 22 End of 3rd 45-Day Grading Period 25 Snow Make-Up Day April March 28-April 1 Spring Break 25-29 Aspire/WorkKeys (Tentative) May 5-6 PASS Testing ( Science or SS) (Tentative) 30 Memorial Day Holiday June 2 End of 4th 45-day Grading Period 3 Professional Development Day 6, 7 Snow Make-up Days 6 Bell Schedules REGULAR BELL SCHEDULE 7:50 First Bell Channel One Begins 7:55 Second Bell **AM CTC students depart for the CTC at 7:55 am.** 8:00 Tardy Bell 8:00 - 9:30 First Period (Second period begins at 8:45.) 9:36 - 9:51 Silent Sustained Reading 9:51 - 11:21 Third Period (Fourth period begins at 10:36.) 11:21 - 11:24 Morning Announcements (stay in 3rd/4th Period) First Lun ch **PM CTC students depart for CTC at 11:45 am (car riders) 11:24 - 11:59 and 11:50 am (bus riders).** 12:05 - 1:35 Fifth Period (Sixth period begins at 12:50.) 11:30 - 12:15 First Half of Fifth and Sixth Periods 12:15 - 12:47 Second Lunch 12:50 - 1:35 Second Half of Fifth and Sixth Periods 1:35 - 1:37 Announcements 1:43 - 3:13 Seventh (Eighth period begins at 2:28.) 3:13 - 3:15 Announcements HOMEROOM BELL SCHEDULE 7:50 First Bell - Channel One Begins 7:55 Second Bell 8:00 Tardy Bell 8:00 - 9:26 First and (Second period begins at 8:45.) 9:32 - 9:45 Silent Sustained Reading 9:45 - 11:11 Third (Fourth period begins at 10:30) **CTC students depart from CTC at 10:45 am.* 11:17 - 11:27 Homeroom 11:27 - 12:02 First Lunch 12:08 - 1:38 Fifth (Sixth period begins at 12:53.) 11:33 - 12:15 First Half of Fifth
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