All Shook Up - Clark-Pleasant Community School

Whiteland Community
High School
Inside this Issue:
Page 1– All Shook Up
Page 2– Thanks Business
Partners!
Page 3— Guidance News
Whiteland Community High School Theatre is Proud to Present ...
All Shook Up
Inspired by and featuring the songs of ELVIS PRESLEY®
Book by Joe DiPietro
Inspired by and featuring the songs of Elvis Presley and a plot directly from Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night, ALL SHOOK UP is set in 1955 in a
square little town in a square little state. In rides a guitar-playing roustabout who changes everything and everyone he meets in this hipswiveling, lip-curling musical fantasy that'll have you jumpin' out of your blue suede shoes with such classics as "Heartbreak Hotel," "Jailhouse
Rock," and "Don't Be Cruel."
May 6 & 7, 2016 7:00 p.m. and May 8, 2016 2:30 p.m.
Tickets $10 Adults/Students $8 Children 12 and under
Whiteland Community High School Auditorium
Page 4– Guidance News
FCCLA & FFA
Page 5– Faculty Voicemail;
Warrior Wardrobe
Page 6—Teachers that
Tutor; Spotlight
On Warrior Pride
Page 7—Yearbook Order
Form
Page 8—A.C.E. Tennis
Clinics
Page 9—Fall enrollment for
Preschool (3’s &
4’s) and Pre-K
Page 10—Warrior Radio;
Safe School
Hotline
March 2016
Volume 21, Issue 3
Cast:
Natalie Haller
Chad
Jim Haller
Sylvia
Lorraine
Dennis
Miss Sandra
Mayor Matilda Hyde
Dean Hyde
Complete Ensemble
Zachary Babcock
Paige Butler
Ashley Collins
Sahdia Cooper
Matthew Deer
Mackenzie DeWitt
Milaina Feasel
Lizzie Foist
Samantha Foster
Maggie Fuson
Allee Taylor
Aidan Strain
Bailey Gordon
Rebecca Franks
Alexa Davis
Brad Bishop
Julianne Stanger
Emma Clayton
Aiden Pryor
Sheriff Earl
Branson Starr
Henrietta/Ensemble
Jaima Schilawski
Barfly trio/Ensemble
Lilian Meyers
Barfly trio/Ensemble
RaeAnne Hankla
Barfly trio/Ensemble
Rachel Waycott
Prisoner #3/Ensemble
Morgan Liddle
Prisoner #47/Ensemble/Dance Captain Savannah Craven
Jacob Gordon
Jaylen Harrell
Kim Hoyt
Hanna Hussion
Abigail Jackson
Alexandra Kindley
Kaylea Kyle
Hayley LeJune
Sarah Leap
Amber Little
Marianne Marten
Christian Maxwell
Macy Merriman
Monica Merritt
Chris Miller
Victoria Mullins
Mikaley Neff
Lane Patenaude
Kylie Pitzer
Bryce Reid
Ramsey Reynolds
Ricardo Santos
Kylie Schissler
Erika Schissler
Beca Stockman
Abby Trott
Sadie Welch
Alia Zanca
Administering Medication Policy
Starting in Fall, 2015 Clark-Pleasant Community School Corporation will no longer provide over-the-counter medications (e.g., Tylenol/Ibuprofen, antacid, Benadryl, Caladryl, burn gel and triple antibiotic ointment). If the parent or
guardian wants their student to have these they must bring the medication in an unopened container to the nurse and
complete the Request to Administer Medication to Student During the School Day form. The medication must
also include the student’s name and date of birth written on the package/box. Finally, the parent or guardian must
also sign a Permission to Treat form that allows the nurse to treat and administer the medication brought from
home. If you have any questions please contact your school nurse.
Visit our home page
http://www.cpcsc.k12.in.us
and click on the School
Meals, then REVTRAK payment link. For book rental
and lunch accounts.
ATTENTION SENIORS!
This notice is to inform you of the immunization requirements for your senior year. You (that is all of the seniors!) are required
to have a second MCV4/ Menactra shot. This is a requirement by the Indiana Department of Education. The only exception to
this requirement is if you had your first MCV4 shot after your 16th birthday. If you have any questions or concerns please feel
free to contact the school nurse (535-3138)
Did you Know? Clark-Pleasant Community School Corporation staff
Follow the Whiteland Warriors
members gave a record $25,836.95 to the United Way Campaign. CPCSC
cares...
On Twitter @WCHSW
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We thank our business partners for their continued support.
Bailey & Wood Financial Group
Main Source Bank
McCalisters
Johnson Memorial Hospital
Beck Automotive
Best Buy
Beeson Mechanical Service
Gale Engineering
CSO Architects
John Deere Landscaping
Jostens
Ice Miller
Jessen Funeral Home
Camby Family Dentistry Family RV Rentals
Endress & Hauser
Wallman Financial
Central Security
Central Indiana Chiropractic
Kelsay Farms
Larry Shaw CPA
Bradley Chevrolet
Key Bank
Hoosier Jewelry
American Health Network
Heartland Bank
Brozinnis Pizzeria
Bose, McKinney & Evans
Pizza King
Dairy Queen
Coca-Cola
Dominos Pizza
Chick-fil-A
Quiznos
Kacey’s
White Castle
McDonalds (Whiteland Pilot)
Kroger
Bardach Awards
Hi-Way Lanes
Starbucks
Wal-Mart
Rascals Fun Zone
Franklin Skate Club
Crystal Graphics
Southern Bowl
Men’s Warehouse
Applebees
Red Barn Elephant Ears
First Merchants Bank
Horace Mann
State Farm (Shannon Muse)
We extend an invitation for your business to become a part of our winning team. In exchange for
support we publicize our business partners through announcements at sporting events, listing them
in programs, promotions on Warrior TV, school wide announcements, and businesses are highlighted in newsletters to the homes of every high school student.
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The WCHS Counseling Office is very excited to announce Mrs. Kelly Rose as our newest
counselor. She takes over for Mrs. Stephanie Austin, who left WCHS in January for a
different job in school counseling. Mrs. Rose is very familiar with WCHS as she completed her counseling internship with us, as well as several counseling substitute assignments and hours upon hours of volunteer work. Our student assignments are now as
follows:
Last namesA-Ch:
Shannon Fritz, [email protected]
Ci-Ha:
Kelly Rose, [email protected]
He- Moo: Laura Ehringer, [email protected]
Mop-Shi: Katie Beyer, [email protected]
Sho-Z:
Dave McMillan, [email protected]
535-3135
535-3134
535-3265
535-7841
535-3136
ECA and ISTEP+ Exams
There have been recent changes to
the state graduation qualifying exam.
A summary of the changes are listed
below. End of Course Assessments
(ECAs) are being phased out and replaced by ISTEP College and Career
Readiness (ISTEP CCR) exams
Students in the Classes of 2016-2017
(current seniors and juniors) will need
to pass the ECAs for English 10 and
Algebra 1 as part of graduation reIn order to accommodate you more efficiently, please call ahead to make an appointment to meet
quirements. ECAs are given each winwith your guidance counselor.
ter and spring. The next testing window for ECAs will be May 16th-May
AP Student Conferences and Testing Schedule
25th. Once a student passes the exam,
they are no longer required to test.
Our AP students are gearing up for practice AP exams. AP teachers will provide feedback on
those exams during class. The last AP Student Conference of the year will be Saturday, April
Students in the Class of 2018 (current
23rd from 8:00 am until 12:40 at WCHS
sophomores) are in a transition year
and will participate in both ECAs and
ISTEP CCR tests. Their testing schedule
AP Testing Schedule
is listed below:
 February 29-March 11: SophoMay 2nd
AP Chemistry Exam
AM
mores take round one of
ISTEP+10 ELA and Math
May 2nd
AP Environmental Science Exam
AM
 April 18-May 6: Sophomores take
May 2nd
AP Psychology Exam
PM
round two of ISTEP+10 ELA and
May 3rd
AP Computer Science A Exam
AM
Math
May 3rd
AP Physics 1 Exam
PM
 May 16-25: All Sophomores will
take the English 10 ECA. SophoMay 4th
AP English Literature Exam
AM
mores that have not yet passed
May 5th
AP Calculus AB and BC Exam
AM
the Algebra ECA will also test in
May 6th
AP US History Exam
AM
this window.
May 9th
AP Biology Exam
AM
May 9th
AP Music Theory Exam
AM
Students in the Class of 2019 (current
May 11th
AP English Language Exam
AM
freshmen) will now need to pass the
ISTEP College and Career Readiness or
May 12th
AP World History Exam
AM
ISTEP CCR exams as part of graduation
May 12th
AP Statistics Exam
PM
requirements.
During the spring,
freshmen will take the ISTEP CCR exam
in science. The first section of the
Senior Parents!!!!
science exam will be given Feb. 29thDATES
TO
REMEMBER:
If your senior has received a merit scholarship to
March 11th. The second portion of the
the college that they plan on attending, please notiscience exam will be given April 18thfy Mrs. Martin in the guidance office by May 1, so
May 6th. Although taking the test is a
SENIORS HONORS NIGHT
we may include this information in the printed prostate requirement, results of the sciWILL BE
gram for honors night.
ence test do not affect graduation
MONDAY, MAY 23rd,
Please inform Mrs. Martin of the name of the colstatus. As 10th graders, students will
lege, the name of the scholarship, and a descriptake ISTEP CCR exams in English and
At 7:00 PM
tion of the scholarship. You may contact Mrs. Marmath. Passing scores on the math and
IN THE AUDITORIUM
tin via email at [email protected] or by callEnglish exams are required for graduaing 535-3189.
tion.
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Looking ahead…
SAT and ACT
Juniors should plan on taking the SAT and/or the ACT by June of 2015. Counselors recommend students take each exam one time.
Students that plan on attending Ivy Tech or Vincennes University are not required to take the SAT or ACT, as these schools use their
own placement exams. (Both of these colleges will accept SAT and ACT scores if the student has taken these exams, but test
scores are not required for admission). In addition, some technical or proprietary schools do not require the SAT or ACT. If your
student is unsure of their future plans, it may be a good idea to take these tests just to keep doors open for next year.
Each test costs a fee. Students that qualify for the free or reduced lunch program or are an enrolled 21st Century Scholar can ask
their counselor for a fee waiver. With new Scholar Track requirements, all 21st Century Scholars are required to take the SAT or
ACT to be scholarship eligible.
For SAT and ACT registration
To register for the SAT, go to www.collegeboard.org
Test Date
May 7
June 4
Register By
April 8
May 5
To register for the ACT, go to www.actstudent.org
Test Date
April 9
June 11
Register By
March 4
May 6
FCCLA**
FFA -
The following students competed this
weekend at the Indiana FCCLA state competition, for the first time ever. Each student received a medal for their project and
worked very hard the past few months to
put it together.
The FFA has had a very busy few months! In November our Crops team qualified for the State Competition at
Purdue University. Members who qualified were Emily Dougherty, Annie Hawkins, Eric Dougherty, Ethan
Dougherty, Simon Grills, and Jordan Roach. These members did an outstanding job representing our school and
community at the State Competition! In December, we participated in the United Way Adopt A Family Program
and provided Christmas gifts and supplies for a family in need.
Bradley Brightwell and Katlyn Vinci
 Won Gold for Beyond the Basics
This semester, we have been busy preparing for National FFA Week and District Leadership Contests! Many
exciting activities will occur during FFA Week including Tractor Day, Truck Day, and Animal Day! We are looking
forward to teaching our school about agriculture! Also in February, students competed in the District Proficiency Competition. The following students placed 1st and will be moving on to the State contest!
Ashley Collins, Alli Campbell,
Amanda Trego
 Won Silver for Trend Board
and
Ashley Collins and Amanda Trego
 Won Silver for Early Childhood
Learning Pac
Emily Dougherty – Diversified Crop Production
Ashley Corn-Equine Science Placement
Austin Corn-Equine Science Entrepreneurship
Owen Marten – Grain Production Placement
McKenzie McCoy-Goat Production Entrepreneurship
Logan Rhodes – Swine Production Placement
Tommy Copeland – Swine Production Entrepreneurship
Other Placings – 2nd Place Dairy Placement – Jordan Tinkle
**This new club formed on November 17th,
2015.
It is Family, Community, Career
Leaders of America.
Saturday, February 27, Whiteland hosted over 200 individuals for the District VIII FFA Leadership Contests. This
is our largest contest we compete in each year.
Anyone can still join. We have some great
events planned for the remainder of the
school year. See Mrs. Dials or Ms. Nehrt if
you are interested in joining!
These students earned 1st place and are headed to state contest in June:
Chapter Multimedia Presentation– Logan Rhodes
Agricultural Essay-Emily Dougherty
Chapter exhibit– Ashley Corn, Simon Grills, August Proctor, Eric Dougherty, Ethan Dougherty,
Annie Hawkins and Joshie Rhodes.
Leadership Ambassador– Emily Dougherty
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Warrior Wardrobe
Need Guidance
Information?
The Warrior Wardrobe is in need of volunteers for next school year. We need adults to supervise
the room from approximately10:05-10:50 on Tuesdays and Thursdays and from 2:45-4:00 twice a
month. Please email Casey Moeller ([email protected]) if you are interested and she can
get you the paperwork to begin the background check process.
Check us out on
Facebook:
Whiteland HS Guidance
Casey Moeller
Economics & U.S. History Teacher
Whiteland Community High School
535-7562 ext. 7174
And on Twitter:
@WhitelandHSGuid
(no spaces)
Dial 535-2025, then the teacher’s extension to either leave a message or listen to assignments.
Aragon, Angela
7135
Hand, Mike
7220
Sampson, Pete
7500
Administrators—Voicemail Only
Baker, Leah
7520
Harris, Luke
7125
Shipp, Kyle
7102
Bechinski, Dave
Bangel, Brandon
7584
Harrison, Heath
7153
Smith, Lanna
7547
Betts, Benji
Bell, Ashley
7139
Hedrick, Marianne
7170
Smith, Raenell
7114
Holman, Brent
Bennett, Amy
7144
Hicks, Brad
7548
Smola, Kate
7177
Larkin, Kara
3131
Blackburn, Michelle (Behnke)
7170
Hogan, Brandon
7113
Spinks, Steve
7152
Zobel, Tom, Principal
3132
Bradley, Jan
7217
Holder, Erin
7165
Thompson, Sue
7205
Breidinger, Elizabeth
7212
Holladay, Nicole
7190
Towler, Justina
7548
ATHLETICS—Voicemail Only
Brownfield, Justin
7100
Huffman, Anastasia (Vir. Lab)
7197
Vanderveen, Brian
7409
Croy, Todd (Asst. Ath. Dir.)
2004
Burk, Sheri
7403
Jeffries, Malerie
7151
VanHorn, Justin
7815
Sears, Ken (Athletics)
3127
Canary, Becky
7169
King, Sarah
7143
Wadsworth, Matt
7533
Ford, Patty (Ath. Sec.)
3140
Carlsgaard, Jess
7405
Kovacs, Bill
7507
Walters, Ashlee
7813
Cecil-Dugan, Allison
7191
Kuchaes, Brian
7178
Webb, Adam
7141
Nurse
Clawson, Jeff
7179
Kunz, Todd
7138
Williams, Steve
7408
Caldwell, Jennifer
Colter, Erica
3161
Lang, Kate
3146
Wood, Chris
7112
Conley, Michael
3161
Leach, Nicole
7175
Cravens, Rachel
7133
Lewis, Natalee
7501
ESL TUTOR
Cunningham, Rebekah
7528
Linn, Derek
7534
Waraitch, Kuldeep
Curts, Carol
7538
Litsey, Emily
7163
Dials, Kayla
7504
Lopez Perez, Lina
7206
Guidance—Voicemail Only
Emerson, Gerry
7182
Love, Ryan
7207
Austin, Stephanie
3134
Estridge Kristin
7142
Lukich, Brian
7162
Beyer, Katie
7841
Fish, Tim
7051
Lyons, Jessica
7154
Ehringer, Laura
3265
Fisher, Darrin
3145
Mercer, Pam
7160
McMillan, Dave
3136
Flatter, Joel
7138
Meyer, Gina
7203
Director: Fritz, Shannon
3135
Fredbeck, Jan
7508
Mitscher, Casey
7166
Registrar: Short, Kim
3137
Fuentes, Brooke
7176
Moeller, Casey
7174
Garner, Janet
7308
Moffett, Elizabeth (JAG)
7216
CP Academy-Voicemail Only
Gebhart, Marie
7098
Morrison, Niki
7161
Deel, Stephanie (Math)
3164
Gillespie, Mike
7307
Nehrt, Renee
7511
Dickey, Kilah (Language Arts)
3242
Goeb, Hannah
7185
Pope, Vickie
7164
Morris, Lisa –Director
3241
Gonzalez, Christina
7136
Rector, Dan
7105
Griffin, Dana
7172
Rinehold, Christa
7305
Gross, Abby
7192
Roberts, P. Kyle
7406
Gunn, Katie
7132
Rossman, Jen
7149
3186
3133
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3124
3138
Treasurer
Trivett, Jayne
3139
7000
Librarian
Snyder, Denise
3142
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Whiteland Community High School
Tutoring List 2015-16
Social Studies
Science
English
Dave Bechinski
Kyle Roberts
Abby Gross
Dave McMillan
Michelle Blackburn
Foreign Language
Math
Jan Bradley
Ashley Bell
Lina Lopez-Perez
Brian Kuchaes
*Hourly rates may vary and are set by each individual teacher.
*To contact a teacher for tutoring, please call Whiteland Community High School at 317-535-7562
Spotlight on Warrior Pride…
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Peer Helpers volunteered at the Habitat for Humanity Soup Bowl the weekend of the 27th of February raising funds to help
aid Habitat for Humanity.
Rhythm Masters is having a great competition season! The weekend of the 27th, they competed at Franklin Central Hoosier Show
choir Competition and placed 3rd beating out some of the best groups in the state! The 20th of February, they competed at Center Grove’s ‘Best
of the Midwest’ competition and were named Grand Champions! of the large mixed choir division. They competed against groups in the state as
well as from other states as far as Virginia. The weekend of the 13th, Rhythm Masters and Shades of Blue both competed at Franklin Community’s Showfest competition. This was the first ever concert choir contest that Shades of Blue participated in and receiving third place is a great
success! Rhythm Masters again made finals and placed 3rd out of 9 groups receiving the best band and best tech crew awards. Alexa Davis also
placed 2nd out of about 30 soloists in the solo competition. Then, at the Edgewood competition on February 6th, Rhythm Masters advanced to
the finals for the first time in 5 years of traveling to this competition. They placed fourth overall! Congratulations to the Choir department for such
an awesome season!
A big congratulations to the Whiteland Jazz Band One, Jazz Band Two and both Jazz Combos on their excellent performances at the Purdue
Jazz Festival in January. All of the students did a great job and represented our school very well. Across the 4 performances our students
earned 11 Outstanding Soloist Awards, the most we have ever received. Congratulations to the following students for being named Outstanding Soloist: Joe Purdue-piano (2 awards), Kaylee Chrisman-alto saxophone, Michael Parker-alto saxophone, Dalton Gobel-Alto saxophone,
Ryan Hoots-guitar (2 awards), Janelle Moss-trumpet, Jacob Cribbs-Bass, Cameron Rogers-alto saxophone, and James Kantorzyk-Drums.
WCHS Riley Dance Marathon Spaghetti Dinner and Auction raised a total of $4,000 for the kids at Riley. This is in preparation for the big event
happening on March 11th in the Glenn Ray gymnasium.
Congratulations to Emily Dougherty for winning the 2016 National Ag Day Essay Competition! Emily's essay was chosen from essays from all
across the country as a winner for the annual competition. Emily's prize is $1,000 and a trip to Washington D.C to be recognized at the Celebration of Ag Dinner at the Whitten Patio. She will read her essay to the USDA on National Ag Day (March 15). You can read Emily’s essay online
here: http://www.agday.org/media/pr11.php
Shaw Cloud RB #18 signed his letter of intent to play football at Hillsdale College, an NCAA Division 2 school in Michigan. Brandon
Patterson WR #1 signed his letter of intent to play football at Tiffin University, an NCAA Division 2 school in Ohio. Shaw and Brandon
become our 20th and 21st players in the past 11 years to play scholarship level football.
JAG Career Development conference results- Christina Orozco won 3rd place for Outstanding Senior (combination of a resume, interview,
community service activities, leadership opportunities, post-secondary planning, etc.). Maiya Johnson won 2nd place for Employability
Skills (resume, cover letter, and interview), and will be going on to the JAG State Competition in March. WCHS won 2nd place for our service
learning blog.
On Saturday, January 23rd, WCHS hosted the 2nd Annual Mr. Whiteland Pageant. The varsity National Cheerleading squad hosts this event to
raise funds for the National competition in Florida in February. Mr. Whiteland 2016 Matthias Ebeyer was crowned by 2015’s winner Chase
Jones. 1st runner up was Logan Rhodes, 2nd runner up was Dakota Skiles, and 3rd runner up was Landen Lowry. Winner for Most Photogenic was Tommy Copeland. Winner for Best Eyes was Ben Robison. Winner for Best Smile was Brett Davis and finally Best Personality was given to Cole Warweg. The current Miss Indiana was on hand for the festivities.
Each year our Preparing for College and Careers classes participate in the Indiana Stock Market game competition. This past fall teams from
Whiteland did an outstanding job by placing in the top 4 spots for the Southeast High School division. First place went to the team of Damien
Noonan/Austin Kirkman/Kobe King. Second place went to Julianah Bagsby/Jas Dhaliwal/Kathy Usquiano-Sandoval. Third place went
to Alia Zanca/Kamren Orban/Marissa Johnston/Sarah Engleman. Fourth place went to Austin Pfaehler/Ryan Glithero/Jared Ober.
In December, WCHS had 29 students out of 40 to qualify for the state event for the BPA (Business Professional of America) annual district competition. These students went on to the state competition in March and could qualify for the national competition.
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2016 A.C.E. TENNIS CLINICS
Sponsored by: Whiteland Community High School
Lead Instructor: Mike Gillespie (317-374-3577) - WCHS Boys & Girls Tennis Coach
Location: Whiteland Community High School Tennis Courts
Tots
Mostly K - 2nd grade. Introduction to tennis through games and activities. Racquet needed.
9:00 – 10:00
$45 for 9 classes (Mondays, Tuesdays, & Wednesdays, June 13 – 29)
Beginner
Mostly 3rd grade – 8th grade. Introduction to tennis through games and activities.
10:00 – 11:00
$45 for 9 classes (Mondays, Tuesdays, & Wednesdays, June 13 – 29)
Intermediate
Mostly middle school players with at least some match experience.
11:00 – 12:00
$45 for 9 classes (Mondays, Tuesdays, & Wednesdays, June 13 – 29)
Advanced
Mostly high school players and those with a lot of match experience.
12:00- 1:30
$54 for 9 classes (Mondays, Tuesdays, & Wednesdays, June 13 – 29)
Please
make checks payable to Whiteland Tennis. Forms may be turned in to
WCHS or brought to class. Late registration is always accepted!
--------------------------------------------- TENNIS REGISTRATION / RELEASE ------------------------———————---------------
NAME(S): ____________________________________________________ PHONE: ________________________
ADDRESS: _______________________________CITY: ____________________________ ZIP: _______________
E-Mail: ___________________________________________________________ 2016-2017 GRADE: _________
WHICH CLINIC (circle one):
SHIRT SIZE (circle one):
YS
TOTS,
YM
BEGINNER,
YL
AS
AM
INTERMEDIATE,
AL
ADVANCED
AXL
I, _____________________________________ intending to be legally bound on do hereby release and
forever hold blameless Whiteland Community High School, its agents, employees, and representatives
for any loss or injury resulting from my participation in the tennis program.
__________________________________________________________
signature of legal guardian
____________________________
date
Non-Profit Organization
U.S. Postage Paid
Whiteland, IN 46184-1599
Whiteland Community High School
300 Main Street
Whiteland, IN 46184
Permit No. 50
Phone: 317-535-7562
Fax: 317-535-7509
Email: [email protected]
“Define Yourselves”
To ALL parents of WCHS students:
Please hold your student(s) accountable for any overdue library materials.
We DO NOT charge library fees. Therefore, I am
asking for your help. We have students who have overdue
materials and other students would like to read them. Help
us by holding your student accountable for library materials
that are overdue. Also, if you happen to locate a book that
has our barcode on it that has WCHS Library over the top,
please send it back to the school, no questions asked.
If the student has lost the item, the library will
accept a replacement (exact book, same author) since we
DO NOT receive the funds back into the library accounts to
re-purchase. If you have any questions or concerns, feel
free to call me at 535-7562 ext. 3142. Thank you for your
help and support!
Mrs. Snyder, Media Specialist
Clark-Pleasant Community School Corporation does not discriminate on the
basis of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, age,
or individuals with disabilities, including limited English proficiency, in its
programs or employment policies as required by the Indiana Civil Rights Act
(I.C. 22-9.1), Title VI and VII (Civil Rights Act of 1964), the Equal Pay Act of
1973, Title IX (Educational Amendments), and Section 504 (Rehabilitation Act
of 1973).
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work. If you are interested in sponsoring these broadcasts, contact Chris Wood at [email protected] Thank you for your
support!
The Safe School Helpline has been an effective tool in helping to create a safer school environment by utilizing a communication link between your
school, students and parents.
*Suicide is the second leading cause of death among teens.
The Safe School Helpline is now providing an additional service allowing students to talk directly to a trained clinician at any hour of the day or night.
These professionals, with this nationally certified service, will be there to help when problems in a student’s life become too great to handle alone.
If you have any questions, please call 1-800-325-4381.