RAIDER NEWS A Message from the Principal

WARWICK HIGH SCHOOL RAIDER NEWS
Issue 2
Warwick High School
RAIDER NEWS
“WHERE EVERY STUDENT COUNTS”
IN THIS ISSUE
A Message from the Principal
Second semester has begun. It’s a new year,
new semester, new commitments. Each
semester brings with it a different set of
responsibilities that lead us to our intended
goal. You will find that all the educators and
students at Warwick continue to work
toward their goals of excellence which comes
from continued high expectations and a
persistent message that all students will be
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engaged: (E ) Education x Engagement =
Excellence. We are still very excited.
Writing and engagement continues to be the
focus for this school year. We write in every
class since research shows that a narrow lens
on writing leads to increased academic
performance in all areas. Our elective classes
all participate in our preparatory measures
toward improving SOL scores. One day per
week, all elective classes work on an SOL
concept. Our core classes are not accepting
mediocrity. We are pushing students in our
efforts to help them realize that they can do
so much more than they believe. The English
department is highlighting Performance
Assessments. The math department is
stressing algebraic and geometrical
concepts. The social sciences department is
accenting the importance of analyzing and
exploring geographical, regional, cultural,
and political perspectives. The science
department is spotlighting student
independence in labs. It is indeed an
exciting time to be a part of the teaching and
learning atmosphere.
Our exuberance extends in and beyond
classroom hours. While we work with
students during classroom hours in large
groups, small groups, and individual
conferences, we also employ a few other
improvement strategies and best practices
that we know work. We teach to our
strengths; we have Flex Fridays; we have
Saturday School; we have lunch tutorials; we
have after-school tutoring; and University
tutors, to name a few. Both students and
educators are working hard, being
challenged, and ever seeking to do more.
Our added focus of engagement this year
reminds us each day of the immense
importance of partnerships. Families, we
need your help. We see where you have
helped by stressing the academics.
Ready, Set, Test!!!
Students have been preparing all year for important
assessments, including SOLs and industry certification
exams. Find important upcoming test dates inside.
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Class of 2012
Graduation is quickly approaching. In this issue, you’ll
find important information about this year’s celebration.
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Students are taking more pride in their work.
We have seen the improvement in behavior.
Overall, students display a positive attitude.
Our new attendance staff members, Mrs.
Miller and Mrs. Starks, need your help in the
area of attendance. Help us by making sure
your child is in school every day, on time. You
know the value that careers and higher
academia place on attendance. Students
miss valuable instructional experiences when
they are absent or late. We are working to
remove obstacles. You are better and more
equipped than we are to assist us in this area.
We thank you in advance as we all strive to
help students accomplish their goals.
Gerald, join forces with Mr. Perkins to
encourage students to remain focused so
they can graduate on time. We stress the
virtues of good citizenship each month, and
we recognize students who have exhibited
exemplary character traits. We are
committed to students and their futures.
Encourage students to join an athletic team
or club or to participate in school activities.
And, remember to attend athletic events and
other school performances. Families, there is
an open invitation to visit your
child’s/children’s classes. Again, come
observe, learn, and lend your expertise to the
mission of Warwick High.
As we work to develop the whole child, we
continue to infuse Career Pathways in the
fabric of the school. Our new College and
Career specialist, Ms. Dennis, is there to
guide students towards scholarships and
college and career choices. We need
everyone to remind students to visit the
College and Career Center. Our new
Graduation Coaches, Ms. Stancil and Mr.
Please visit the school’s website located at
www.warwick.nn.k12.va.us to stay informed
of future school and division
information.New semester, fresh start as we
aim to soar Above & Beyond.
Warwick Welcomes…
School Resource Officer
Laila Underlwood
Your Servant-Leader,
Rory P. Stapleton, Ph.D.
“Every Student Counts”.
Attendance Specialist
Dannette Miller
Second Semester Test Schedule
SOL EOC
English
Writing Test
March 5 – 6
Multiple Choice
March 8
SOL Super
Saturday
March 3
March 20th – 28th
SAT
Second
Semester Test
Date
Registration
Schedule
Late
MP 3 Benchmark Assessments in
Deadline
Registration
May 5
Apr 6
Apr 20
June 2
May 8
May 22
core subjects
March 26th – 28th
MP3 Midterm Exams in
Science/Social Studies (4X4)
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May 7 – 9
Date
MP3 Benchmark Assessments in
Science/Social Studies (4X4)
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ACT
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Registration
Deadline
Late
Registration
Apr 14
Mar 9
Mar 23
Jun 9
May 4
May 18
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May 7 – 18
Advanced Placement (AP)
Examinations
June 6th – 14th
MP4 Benchmark Assessment s in
core areas
For more information, visit
www.colllegeboard.com
http://www.actstudent.org/regist/
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Class of 2012 Notes
IMPORTANT DATES
Senior Superlative Awards
Thursday, May 8, 2012 7PM – 9PM
Senior Prom
Friday, May 12, 2012 7PM -11PM
Point Plaza Suites, Newport News
Graduation
Sunday, June 10, 2012, 2:00 PM
Hampton University
Convocation Center
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Ask for assistance
in completing the
FAFSA (Free
Application for Federal
Aid). For more
information, visit
http://www.fafsa.ed.g
ov/
Males who are 18
years of age must
register with Selective
Service to receive federal aid.
Visit colleges of interest.
Keep track of and observe
deadlines for sending in all
required fees and paperwork,
including financial aid and
scholarship deadlines.
Continue to look for
scholarship opportunities.
Visit the College and Career
Center in room 101.
Mid-Year transcripts will be
mailed by mid-February to all
colleges.
The Class of 2012 is excited to enter the
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2 semester and begin to count the
days until graduation. They are busy
writing scholarship applications,
requesting recommendations, and
making plans for prom. It is important
that students don’t lose focus and stay
on course.
The Guidance Counseling Department
offers the following suggestions for
seniors:
Compare financial aid
packages from different
schools.
Notify all schools of your
attendance decision and pay
st
your deposit by May 1 .
Sign and submit your
promissory note if you are
borrowing money.
After graduation, final
transcripts will be mailed to
your college of choice. So,
you must maintain good
grades throughout the
remainder of the school year.
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The number of seniors
as of
Feb 2012
For cap and gown information visit
www.jostens.com
Need help completing the FAFSA? Visit
the Youth Career Café at Patrick Henry
Mall 757-249-2104.
Notify your college about any
outside scholarships you have
received.
Continue to attend all classes
and give 100%.
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Academic Support
At Warwick High School, we take
academic excellence seriously. There are
several resources available to students to
help them achieve academic success:
Tutoring – Every Tuesday and
Thursday from 2:30-4:15
SOL Super Saturdays
IOU Cafe
Academic Flex Periods
COMING SOON
In preparation for the Career Expo on
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March 6 , CTE teachers will lend their
expertise by holding various résumé
workshops. Each CTE teacher will be
paired with an English 12 teacher to
demonstrate the proper way to
format a résumé to our seniors.
Experienced CTE students will assist
their peers with formatting résumés,
as well. The goal is to have every
senior, no matter their experience,
leave Warwick with a résumé suitable
for securing their ideal summer
position. Stay tuned for dates and
times!
Message from the
Assistant Principal of
Operations
As we enter the final semester we start
to prepare for our seniors final walk. We
encourage our seniors to apply for
financial aid and various scholarships.
We also continue to focus on keeping
our school safe, improving attendance
and student involvement. We encourage
all of our students to participate in a
spring sport. Our spring season will be
starting within the next two weeks. As
we continue to improve attendance, we
encourage parents to assist with getting
their child to school on time each and
every day. Any student who has an
attendance problem will be subject to
Guidance Notes
meeting with a truant officer. I take this
opportunity to thank our students for a
great first half of the year and encourage
all of them to continue to maintain the
standard.
It has been a wonderful year thus far,
and I would like to challenge each and
every staff member, student, and parent
to continue on a path of excellence.
Respectfully, Anthony Frazier Assistant
Principal, Operations
Micah Smith, API
Message from the
Assistant Principal of
Instruction
Dear Raider Family,
I am certainly excited to begin the
second semester with you. Each
department is working diligently to
reinforce instructional delivery, student
engagement, and writing. Teachers who
teach SOL classes are preparing
students for the March Writing and the
May Non-Writing SOL tests. We will
hold many after school and Super
Saturday sessions to prepare students
for these upcoming assessments. It is
our goal that we have a 100% pass rate
on these assessments; therefore, each
student is being encouraged every day
to do his or her best.
Guidance Notes
Respectfully,
SAT Word of the Day
Each day, students can participate in the
Word of the Day challenge. Students
are informed of a specially selected word
and its definition during the morning
announcements. Those who are able to
correctly use the word in a sentence are
entered in a drawing. Winners are
recognized and rewarded with gift cards.
Writing Wednesdays
The CTE and English departments have
partnered to strengthen student writing
skills. Every Wednesday, students in all
CTE classes receive writing
assignments which are
designed to build
their usage,
grammar, and
style skills.
Warwick is a school that advocates for
continuous professional learning, and all
teachers have been engaged in various
professional development opportunities
to strengthen their pedagogical
knowledge-base. These experiences will
ultimately improve instructional
performance and increase student
achievement.
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Counseling Corner
NEW CAREER SPECIALIST
Shevonne Dennis
The Warwick Raider family
welcomes our new College
and Career Specialist,
Shevonne Dennis. Ms. Dennis
is available to help students
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College Applications/College Visitations
Scholarship Applications
Essays
Financial Aid Information
Ms. Dennis has several resources to help
students with their college and career
plans. She is available to assist students in
room 101.
The Guidance Department will begin
creating schedules for the 2012-2013
academic years.
When considering
course options, students are encouraged
to consider Advanced Placement and
Honors level courses. In addition to core
classes, students have a wide variety of
elective courses to consider. Students
should think about their interests and
identify elective choices before meeting
with counselors to pick courses for next
year.
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Stagecraft
Photojournalism (Yearbook)
Creative Writing
Literature & Film
Mythology
Probability and Statistics
Psychology in Film
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Introduction to Psychology
Sociology
Practical Law
Genetics
Marine Biology
Zoology
Ecology
Anatomy
Physics
Sports Medicine
Team Sports
Dance
Personal Fitness
Photography
Art (Intro, 2D DesignDraw/Paint, 3D Design –
Sculpture/Crafts)
Computer Art
Military Science (NJROTC)
Digital Input Technologies
Information Technology
Business Law
Business Management
Computer Information Systems (CIS
and Advanced CIS)
Accounting
Finance
Design, Multi-Media & Web
Marketing Cooperative Education
Advanced Marketing Coop
Fashion Merchandising
Sports, Entertainment and
Recreation Marketing
AVID
Teachers For Tomorrow
Gear Up
Service Learning
TAG Internship
SAT Prep
Chorus
Show Choir
Vocal Ensemble
Introduction to Band
Introduction (Brass, Woodwind,
Percussion)
Advanced Band, Adv Brass,
Woodwind, Percussion
Symphonic Band
Intro or Adv Orchestra
Beginning, Intermediate, and
Advanced Guitar
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Advanced Music Theory
Basic Technical Drawing
Engineering Drawing
Architectural Drawing
Intro. Culinary Arts
Nutrition & Wellness
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Parenting
Family Relations
Counseling Staff
Donzaleigh Douglas
Guidance Director
[email protected]
Tamika Brice
School Counselor, PU-V, AVID
[email protected]
Miriam Bryant
School Counselor, Do-Ja, ESL
[email protected]
Linda Elliott
School Counselor, A-Di
[email protected]
Shawyna Simmons
School Counselor, Je-O, AVID
[email protected]
Louisa Slagle
IB Counselor
[email protected]
Shevonne Dennis
College and Career Counselor
[email protected]
Jacqulyn Allen
Registrar
[email protected]
Tamika Freeman
Secretary
[email protected]
Katina Davis
Student Support Specialist
[email protected]
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Second Semester Calendar of Events
Schools Closed ½ Day
February, 2012
“Embracing the Past,
Building the Future”
Friday, February 24, 2012
NJROTC End of Year Banquet, 6PM
- 8:30 PM
Friday March 16th
Monday, May 28
Ring Dance, Point Plaza Suites
Newport News, 7PM – 11PM
Memorial Day, Schools and Offices
Closed
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Wednesday, March 28
National Honor Society
Coffee House, Cafeteria
Thursday, May 31
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Friday, March 30
MP3 Ends
National Honor Society Induction
Ceremony, 6PM – 8PM
Students Dismissed ½ Day,
Teacher Workday
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Tuesday, February 7
Family Fun Night
Wednesday, February 8
Voter Registration
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Friday, February 10
Winter Play: “In the Middle of
Grand Central Station”, 7PM-9PM
Monday, February 20th
Presidents Day (Schools Closed)
Friday, February 24
Wednesday, February 29
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MP3 Interim Ends
March 2012
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MP3 Interim Issued
Spring Sports Banquet
Thursday, March 8
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Parent Conferences, 5PM-7PM
Friday, March 9
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Schools and offices reopen
Sunday, June 10
Early Dismissal
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Friday, June, 15
Last Teacher Workday
SAT/ACT Testing Dates
ACT
Test
Registration
Deadline
Late
Registration
4/14/12
3/9/12
3/23/12
6/9/12
5/4/12
5/18/12
MP3 Report Cards Issued
Thursday, April 26
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Graduation, Hampton Convention
Center, 2PM
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Black History Celebration Assembly
Monday, March 5
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Wednesday, April 18
June 2012
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Spring Break (Schools closed,
offices closed 4-2, 4-3, 4-9)
Tuesday, April 10
Band and Guitar Spring Concert,
7PM
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Thursday, February 9
Yearbook Club Photos
Winter Play: “In the Middle of
Grand Central Station”, 7PM-9PM
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Tuesday, June 12 – Thursday, June
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April 2012
Monday April 2 – Monday April 9
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French/Spanish Honor Society
Induction Ceremony, 5PM – 7PM
SAT
3/10/12
2/10/12
2/24/12
May 2012
5/5/12
4/6/12
4/20/12
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6/2/12
5/8/12
5/22/12
Wednesday, May 9
MP4 Interim Ends
Saturday, May 12
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Senior Prom, Mariner’s Museum
7PM – 11PM
Monday, May 14
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MP4 Interims Issued
Thursday, May 17
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Junior Ring
Dance
“Party in
Paradise”
Friday, Mar. 16th
7PM-11PM
Point Plaza Suites
Newport News
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Clubs and Activities: There’s A Place for You!
At Warwick High School, we have a
diverse offering of clubs and activities.
Every student is encouraged to
participate in a club or activity. Why?
There are open clubs, clubs which are
open to all students, grade level clubs,
such as the Freshman or Senior class,
class clubs, which require that members
be enrolled in a particular class (Ex.
Marketing students can become
members of DECA) and clubs by
induction, audition, application or
election., such as the National Honor
Society, Dance Team, or Student
Council Association (SCA).
Clubs and Activities: There’s A Place for You!
To meet people and develop
new skills
To expand your résumé
Research shows participating in
extra-curricular activities can
improve academic
performance.
Colleges and scholarship
committees value participation
in clubs and activities.
Community Service Projects:
Future Business Leaders of America
donated $200 to the Peninsula Rescue
Mission for food, also donated canned
goods (in conjunction with FCCLA,
DECA, TSA, and NJROTC) and
toiletries to benefit the homeless
population.
For a list of clubs and organizations at
Warwick High School, visit
http://warwick.nn.k12.va.us/clubs.html
Math Honor Society sold glow in the dark necklaces to fans at
Homecoming and pizza during exams to raise funds for the St.
Jude’s Children’s Hospital.
Twenty-three NJROTC cadets volunteered their time on
Thanksgiving morning to serve as Toys for Tots 10K run road
marshals. The cadets accepted donations of toys and $350 in
cash which was given to the Toys for Tots program during the
month of December. Cadets, also, performed weekly Adopt
Our School service and used trash grabbers to pick trash around
school grounds.
Teachers for Tomorrow:
If you are interested in learning more about becoming a Teacher, consider enrolling in Teachers for
Tomorrow. This class prepares students for the field of education including creating lesson plans, designing
interactive activities, and participating in field experiences. For more information, please see Ms. Grant in
Room 102.
National Honor Society Coffee House
The National Honor Society (NHS) is having a Coffee House on Wednesday, March 28th
from 6:00 PM to 9PM in the cafeteria. Proceeds will benefit SOLES 4 SOULS, a non-profit
organization that donates shoes to adults and children in need.
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Band News:
Congratulations to Kristen Askew, Mary Elder, David Lund, Adrienna Basic, Christopher Basic,
Peter Lu and Nicholas Adams for auditioning and participating in All-City Band held in January at
Denbigh High School. The students worked very hard and had a wonderful performance. In addition,
Kristen Askew participated in All-District Band representing Warwick High School in a group made up
of students from Gloucester, Williamsburg, Hampton, Smithfield, York County and other surrounding
areas. Thank you all for your hard work!
Warwick DECA: Warwick High School DECA members competed in the 2012 DECA
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District Competition at Bryant & Stratton College in January. Five students placed 1
overall in their respective categories, more than any other high school in the District.
Javon Walker, Katherine Lessord, Erin King, Kristen Askew, and Desmond Fogg
qualified to represent the city at the 2012 State Leadership Competition in Norfolk, VA in
March.
CTE: Careers Through Education
Career and Technical Education (CTE) is a great starting point for any career! If you are headed to a four-year college or university, twoyear college, the military, or straight to work, Career and Technical Education programs in your public schools can connect you to any
path you choose. CTE at Warwick High School includes Business, Marketing, Family & Consumer Sciences, Technology Education, and
NJROTC courses. Our teachers have a plethora of work experiences and education that enhance the learning experience for our
students. Benefits of Career & Technical Education include:
Free College Credit through Thomas Nelson Community College
Free Industry Certifications
Exposure to various field experiences
Leadership Development through participation in Student Organizations
Workplace Readiness Skills and
Cooperative Education
If you haven’t enrolled in a CTE course, it’s not too late! See your Guidance Counselor today!
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Student Assistance Program
STUDENT COUNSELING GROUPS
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Anger Management
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Bullying Prevention
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Teen Pregnancy
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Smoking Cessation
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Self-Esteem
Group
The Student Assistance Program at
Warwick High School is a program that
operates under the direction of a
qualified Student Support Specialist,
Katina Davis .
The program is designed to identify and
provide counseling and referral services
to troubled students who may be
affected by substance abuse, mental
health/behavioral issues or social and/or
personal issues, such as bullying, dating
violence and teen pregnancy.
In addition to helpful information,
students can participate in individual
and group counseling which aims to
provide support for specific challenges.
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recognized each month. Selected
students are honored for demonstrating
a mature understanding of the particular
characteristic. Teacher nominations for
a wide variety of students are used to
compile a list of all potential Character
Counts honorees. Students are honored
and encouraged at a ceremony with
their parents and school staff.
Anger Management
9AM – 10AM
2 Semester
Meeting Dates
2/22, 2/29, 3/7, 3/14,
3/21, 3/28
CHARACTER COUNTS
Teen Pregnancy
8:30-9:30
2/21, 2/28, 3/6, 3/13,
3/20, 3/27, 4/17, 4/24
RESPONSIBILITY
Smoking Cessation
9AM – 10AM
RESEPCT
INTEGRITY
3/2, 3/16. 3/23
HONESTY
SELF-WORTH
For more information, contact
[email protected]
Character
Counts at
Warwick
High School
Character Counts is a division-wide
program emphasized in each school and
established to promote the citizenship
traits of Responsibility, Respect,
Compassion, Honesty, Tolerance,
Perseverance, Cooperation, and
Self-Discipline. The Character
Counts Program encourages
students to make informed and
responsible choices that will
positively impact the culture and
climate for their communities and
all of Newport News Public Schools.
Character
Counts at
Warwick
High School
WHS implemented a program,
entitled “Character Counts”, in
which a personal quality is
SELF-DISCIPLINE
Teen Dating Violence
Teen dating violence and abuse is a
pattern of destructive behaviors used to
exert power and control over a dating
partner.
Ten Warning Signs of Abuse
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Checking your cell phone or email
without permission
Constantly putting you down
Extreme jealousy or insecurity
Explosive temper
Isolating you from family or friends
Making false accusations
Mood swings
Physically hurting you in any way
Possessiveness
Telling you what to do
Source:
http://www.teendvmonth.org/datingviolence-101
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2012 Spring Sports Schedule
WARWICK HIGH SCHOOL
Baseball
Boys and Girls Tennis
Varsity Coach: Todd Barker
JV Coach: Ben Delgado
Boys Coach:
Date
Day
Opponent
Varsity
Jr. Varsity
Time
March 13
March 16
March 20
March 23
March 24
March 27
March 29
April 4
April 5
April 10
April 13
April 14
April 17
April 20
April 24
April 27
May 1
May 4
May 8
May 11
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Sat
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Thur
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Thur
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Sat
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Fri
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Fri
Tue
Fri
Tue
Fri
Phoebus
Woodside
Kecoughtan
Menchville
Denbigh
Hampton
Bethel
Banner Chr.
W. Wilson
Heritage
Gloucester
Phoebus
Woodside
Kecoughtan
Menchville
Denbigh
Hampton
Bethel
Heritage
Gloucester
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4:30pm
4:30pm
4:30pm
4:30pm
2p/10am
4:30pm
4:30pm
4:30pm
4:00pm
4:30pm
4:30pm
2p/10am
4:30pm
4:30pm
4:30pm
4:30pm
4:30pm
4:30pm
4:30pm
4:30pm
May
Sat
Districts
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Outdoor Track
Head Coach: Wendell Holmes
Assistant Coaches: Matthew McDonald, Brian Fries,
Juan Jackson & Sheila Ernest
Date
Day
March 20
March 27
March 30-31
April 11
April 18
April 27-28
TBA
Tue
Tue
Fri/Sat
Wed
Wed
Fri/Sat
May 1
May 18/19
May 25/26
June 1-2
Tue
Fri/Sat
Fri/Sat
Fri/Sat
Opponent
HHS, MHS
GHS, Heritage, PHS,
Conn-Madden Relays
BHS, DHS
KHS,WoHS
Penn Relays
Suffolk Relays, Peninsula
Relays
District Qualifying Meet
District Meet
Regional Meet
States – Sportsbackers
Stadium
Site
Time
Todd
Gloucester
Todd
3:30pm
3:30pm
Darling
Phila.
TBA
Darling
Todd
Todd
Richmond
3:30pm
3:30pm
TBA
3:30pm
3p/9am
3p/9am
TBA
Varsity Soccer
Girls Coach: Erin Wojtkun
Date
March 15
March 20
March 23
March 30
April 13
April 17
April 20
April 24
April 27
May 4
May 8
May 16-24
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Thur
Tue
Fri
Fri
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Fri
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Fri
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Opponent
Pen. Catholic
W. Wilson
Phoebus
Woodside
Kecoughtan
Menchville
Denbigh
Hampton
Bethel
Heritage
Gloucester
Districts
Boys Coach: Michael Norton
Site
Pen. Catholic
Warwick
Warwick
Passage MS
Warwick
Menchville
Warwick
SocSportsPlex
Bethel
Warwick
Gloucester
Gloucester
Girls
4:30
--------4:00pm
4:00pm
4:00pm
4:00pm
4:00pm
4:30pm
4:30pm
4:00pm
5:00pm
TBA
Boys
--------5:30pm
5:30pm
5:30pm
5:30pm
5:30pm
5:30pm
4:30pm
4:30pm
5:30pm
7:00pm
TBA
Girls Coach: Adrienne Rylander
Date
March 20
March 22
March 27
March 29
April 12
April 17
April 19
April 24
April 26
May 3 – 11
May 14-25
Day
Tue
Thur
Tue
Thur
Thur
Tue
Thur
Tue
Thur
Opponent
Phoebus
Woodside
Kecoughtan
Menchville
Denbigh
Hampton
Bethel
Heritage
Gloucester
Districts
Regionals
Boys
Away
Home
Away
Home
Away
Home
Home
Home
Away
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Girls
Home
Away
Home
Away
Home
Away
Away
Away
Home
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Time
3:30pm
3:30pm
3:30pm
3:30pm
3:30pm
3:30pm
3:30pm
3:30pm
3:30pm
TBA
TBA
Softball
Varsity Coach: Jimmy Dawson
Date
March 13
March 16
March 20
March 23
March 24
March 27
March 29
April 5
April 10
April 13
April 14
April 17
April 20
April 24
April 27
May 1
May 4
May 8
May 11
May
Day
Tue
Fri
Tue
Fri
Sat
Tue
Thur
Thur
Tue
Fri
Sat
Tue
Fri
Tue
Fri
Tue
Fri
Tue
Fri
Opponent
Phoebus
Woodside
Kecoughtan
Menchville
Denbigh
Hampton
Bethel
W.Wilson
Heritage
Gloucester
Phoebus
Woodside
Kecoughtan
Menchville
Denbigh
Hampton
Bethel
Heritage
Gloucester
Districts
JV Coach: Tony Lasley
Varsity
Riverside
Woodside
Riverside
Menchville
Riverside
Hampton
Bethel
W.Wilson
Riverside
Gloucester
Phoebus
Riverside
Kecoughtan
Riverside
Denbigh
Riverside
Riverside
Heritage
Riverside
TBA
Jr. Varsity
Phoebus
Riverside
Kecoughtan
Riverside
Denbigh
Riverside
Riverside
-----------Heritage
Riverside
Riverside
Woodside
Riverside
Menchville
Riverside
Hampton
Bethel
Riverside
Gloucester
Time
4:30pm
4:30pm
4:30pm
4:30pm
2pm10am
4:30pm
4:30pm
4:00pm
4:30pm
4:30pm
2p/10am
4:30pm
4:30pm
4:30pm
4:30pm
4:30pm
4:30pm
4:30pm
4:30pm
TBA
Jr. Varsity Soccer
Girls Coach: Elise Haug
Date
March 28
Day
Wed
Opponent
Phoebus
April 11
April 14
April 18
April 21
April 25
April 28
May 2
May 9
Wed
Sat
Wed
Sat
Wed
Sat
Wed
Wed
Woodside
Kecoughtan
Menchville
Denbigh
Hampton
Bethel
Heritage
Gloucester
Principal:
Athletic Director:
Mascot:
Athletic Phone:
Boys Coach: Melvin Bennett
Site
Soccer
Complex
Warwick
Kecoughtan
Warwick
Passage MS
Warwick
Warwick
Heritage
Warwick
Girls
4:30pm
Boys
4:30pm
4:00pm
9:00am
4:00pm
9:00am
4:00pm
9:00am
4:00pm
4:00pm
5:30pm
10:30am
5:30pm
10:30am
5:30pm
10:30am
5:30pm
5:30pm
Dr. Rory Stapleton
Michael Cooke
Raiders
591-4700 Ext 58660
as 2/10/2012
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