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West Allis Central High School
Bulldog News
May 2015 · 8516 West Lincoln Avenue · West Allis, Wisconsin 53227 · 414-604-3110 · Fax: 414-546-5536
Dear West Allis Central Families:
May’s newsletter is packed with lots of critical information as we wrap up this school year. I will keep this introduction
brief and simply say Thank You to all of the staff and parents that contribute many hours to make our end-of-year events
happen at Central, and to make the end of the school year a memorable time for everyone.
Students, study hard, take care of yourselves (eat well, get enough rest!), stay safe, and end the year on a positive note.
Seniors, this season is an especially memorable one for you. Enjoy this time as you wrap up your high school career and
move on to the next phase of your lives.
On a completely different subject, more information on Summer School will be coming out in the coming weeks, but I
wanted to give you a preview so that you can make plans.
Central Summer School 2015
Letters for summer school will go out to individual families in the coming two weeks.
Students eligible for Jump Start or College Bound Study Skills will be invited based middle school recommendations.
Students eligible for credit recovery in the summer will be invited based on need. The goal is to keep all students in their
graduation cohorts, so summer attendance for credit recovery is very strongly encouraged.
For students who want to take Independent PE or Health over the summer, please see your guidance counselor for this
option.
Summer School Dates:
Session 1 (2 sessions per day): June 16 – July 3 8:00 am – 10:15 am; 10:45 am – 1:00 pm
Session 2 (2 sessions per day): July 6 – July 24 8:00 am – 10:15 am; 10:45 am – 1:00 pm
Jump Start: July 27 – August 14 (1 session offered per day; times TBD)
College Bound Study Skills: June 16 – July 3 (1 session; morning only)
Thank you, and have a great May!
Amy Van Deuren
Dr. Amy Van Deuren
Principal, West Allis Central
IMPORTANT SENIOR INFORMATION!
The senior picnic will be Thursday, May 28, 2015 in the field house during the lunch periods.
Graduation contracts must be turned in before students may walk at graduation. These will be distributed to seniors at
school and there is a copy included in this newsletter. Please return these signed contracts to Ms. Garcia (Room 308) or
Mr. Rudey (Room 358) by June 11th if you plan to walk at graduation.
If seniors haven't picked up their caps and gowns, they need to pick them up from Ms. Garcia. If they still owe money,
they must bring cash. Exact amounts only! We cannot make change.
If seniors have not yet notified Student Services of their post-graduation plans, they should please see Mrs. Passineau to
give her this information.
If seniors have not yet ordered their cap and gowns, they must do so as soon as possible if they plan to walk at
graduation. Orders should be placed at wigrad.com. Or contact Jostens at 1-262-706-3331.
Graduation rehearsal will be held on Thursday, June 11th at 10:45am. Students should meet in the auditorium at that time,
following their last exam.
Graduation is June 13, 2014 at 3:00pm. Beginning Tuesday, June 9th, 6 graduation tickets will be issued to each senior
once all books are returned and all fees are paid.
END OF THE YEAR IPAD COLLECTION
The end of the year is quickly approaching. IPad collection will occur from May 26th – June 1st during normal
school hours. Classes will follow a normal schedule during this time. Students will be notified by their CAP
teacher of the date and time they should report for iPad collection. Any iPad that is not collected during this
scheduled time frame will be collected the following week. All iPads will be locked down with our management
system after June 2nd and will become unusable. If a student does not return their iPad, they will be charged for
a lost/stolen iPad as described in the iPad usage agreement and a police report will be required.
Students should prepare their iPad for collection prior to May 26th. Students should back up or transfer any files
that they would like to keep using Google Drive or iCloud. A CAP lesson on backing up files will be provided
prior to collection. All of the information on the iPads will be erased during collection. We plan to reissue the
same iPads to students for the 2015-2016 school year. IPads and chargers will be labeled and boxed
accordingly. We encourage students to keep their cases on their iPads during storage over the summer. Cases
provide additional protection when storing and transporting iPads.
IPad and charger damage will be assessed on the day of iPad collection. IPad screens, buttons, audio and
charging ports will be tested. The power adapter and cord of the charger will be tested. Fees will be assessed for
all damaged iPad screens and chargers that are not in working condition. Any fees related to iPad and/or charger
damage will be entered into Infinite Campus on the day that the iPad is collected. All fees can be paid in the main office
or online. The fee structure was included in the parent/guardian agreement and reads as follows:
“If your student’s iPad charger is broken, lost, or stolen, your family will be charged a
replacement fee of $40. If your student’s iPad is cracked or damaged, your family will be
charged a repair fee of $60. Should any student’s repaired iPad again become cracked
or damaged, your family will be charged a higher repair fee of $90. If your student’s iPad
is lost or stolen, your family will be charged a replacement fee of $175. Should any
student’s reissued iPad again be lost or stolen, your family will be charged a
replacement fee of $379. A third damaged or stolen iPad may result in the student not
being allowed to remove their iPad from their school’s location.”
We appreciate your support and cooperation as we go through this process.
If you have issues and/or concerns please contact: Carl Bauhs, Technology Integrator (414-604-3130) or Amy
Van Deuren, Principal (414-604-3111)
West Allis Central High School
End of the Year Student Bulletin – June 2015
Library Fines--All students must pay their library fines in IMC and return all books before they take
exams.
End of the Year Locker Clean Out
All lockers must be completely cleaned out by noon, Thursday, June 11, 2015.
o Anything left in lockers will be discarded.
o All school locker clean out Thursday, June 4 during CAP.
o Students are to take their locks home.
IPad Return--Refer to “End of the Year iPad Collection” information
Book Return
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Each student is responsible for turning in his/her books.
Fines will be issued to student accounts for books that are not returned or damaged.
Be prepared to pay fines for lost or damaged books at this time.
Seniors can begin to turn in books to Mrs. Passineau and Mrs. Brinker in Student Services on
Tuesday, June 9th.
Book Return – Across from 125
Tuesday, June 9
Book Return – Across from 125
Wednesday, June 10
Book Return – Across from 125
Thursday, June 11
Hours: 7:15 a.m. – Noon
Hours: 7:15 a.m. – Noon
Hours: 7:15 a.m. – Noon
Seniors
o Beginning Tuesday, June 9, 2015 - Graduation tickets (6 per student) will be issued to seniors in
Student Services when all books are turned in and all fees have been paid. A ticket is required to
attend the graduation ceremony.
o We will accept cash or a money order only for fines or fees owed. No checks will be accepted.
o The senior picnic is Thursday, May 28th.
o Graduation practice is Thursday, June 11, 2015 at 10:45 a.m.
o Seniors must turn in the West Allis Central High School Graduation Ceremony Contract signed by the
student and his/her guardian by Thursday, June 11th in order to participate in the ceremony on Saturday,
June 13th.
o Graduation is Saturday, June 13, 2015 at 3:00 p.m. Doors open at 2:00 p.m. Seniors must be in the
auditorium by 2:00 p.m.
ATTENTION SENIORS!
Please note that all past due balances must be paid in full or you will not be able to participate in
the graduation ceremony. Please make payment by Friday, May 22, 2015 by cash, check, or eFunds. After this date, all payments must be CASH ONLY. Thank You!
SECOND SEMESTER EXAM SCHEDULE
2014-2015
Breakfast is served on June 9, 10, 11th from 6:30 a.m. to 8:00 a.m.
Tuesday, June 9, 2015
Exam Prep
7:30 – 8:25
Hour 1 Exam
8:30 – 9:30
9:30 – 9:40 (passing time)
Hour 2 Exam
9:40 – 10:40
10:40 – 10:50 (passing time)
Hour 3 Exam
10:50 – 11:50
11:50 – Student release
Wednesday, June 10, 2015
Exam Prep
7:30 – 8:25
Hour 4 Exam
8:30 – 9:30
9:30 – 9:40 (passing time)
Hour 5 Exam
9:40 – 10:40
10:40 – Student release
Thursday, June 11, 2015
Exam Prep
7:30 – 8:25
Hour 6 Exam
8:30 – 9:30
9:30 – 9:40 (passing time)
Hour 7 Exam
9:40 – 10:40
10:40 – Student release
Friday, June 12, 2015
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Exam Make-ups
7:30 – 10:30
Teacher work time
10:30 – 3:00
No passes or early dismissals allowed.
Students must be in the class the entire hour.
Exam Guidelines
 Students who come for exam prep
must enter through the field house
doors and will be issued a pass to
the appropriate place to study. All
other doors will be locked during
exam prep. Students can:
o Work with a teacher.
o Complete gym make-ups in
field house or pool from
7:30 a.m. to 8:25 a.m.
o Study quietly and
individually in IMC.
o Computers will NOT be
available.
o Study in groups in the field
house.
 Textbook Check-In is located
across from room 125 and open
Tuesday through Thursday 7:15
a.m. until 12:00 p.m.
 Students must serve all teacherissued detention time before
taking exams.
 Be sure to show up for all of your
exams. Not showing up for an
exam could result in a failing
grade for the course. No passes
or early dismissals allowed.
Students must be in the class the
entire hour.
 If you do not have an exam
scheduled, you are not required to
be in school, but if you chose to
stay, you must be in the IMC for
quiet, individual study.
West Allis Central High School Graduation Ceremony Contract
Graduation is a milestone event in our students’ lives and we believe that the occasion should appropriately
reflect the importance of the occasion. Please read the following guidelines carefully:
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Participating in the ceremony is voluntary. Any student who does not wish to participate may pick up
his/her diploma in the school office.
 Only students who have completed all courses and credit requirements may participate in the ceremony.
All students must also fulfill any financial obligations. Past due fees should be taken care of prior to the
Senior Picnic on Thursday May 28th. Cash only will be accepted after May 22nd. See Student Services
to pay your fees or if you have any questions regarding fees. You can also reach Student Services at
(414) 604-3120.
 Graduation is a formal ceremony. Graduates will show respect for all speakers and activities throughout
the ceremony. No noise makers, balloons, silly string, beach balls or any other inappropriate items will
be allowed. Cell phones should be shut off prior to the beginning of the ceremony. Graduates who
behave inappropriately will be escorted out and will not take part in the ceremony.
 Graduation dress code:
o Ladies must wear a dress, skirt, or dress pants and a blouse with dress shoes. NO flip flops or
tennis shoes.
o Gentlemen must wear dress pants, a collared shirt, and dress shoes. NO flip flops or tennis
shoes.
 Students who participate in senior pranks, vandalism, or other activities that are destructive and
disruptive to the school may not be allowed to participate in the ceremony.
 All seniors wishing to participate in the graduation ceremony are required to attend the graduation
rehearsal on Thursday June 11th. We will meet in the auditorium at 10:45am following the last exam.
Students will be seated in alphabetical order. See Ms. Garcia or Mr. Rudey if you are unsure of where to
go.
 Each senior will receive 6 tickets for graduation. If your family needs more than the allotted 6 tickets, it
is your student’s responsibility to check with other seniors for their unneeded tickets. Tickets will be
given out after all fees are paid and books are returned. Books can be turned in during exam week.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2015 West Allis Central High School Graduation Ceremony Contract
We (student and guardian) understand the expectations of this contract and wish to participate in the graduation
ceremony. We understand that this signed contract must be returned to the high school by Thursday June 11th,
or the graduate will not be allowed to participate in the rehearsal or the ceremony.
__________________________________
Student Name
___________________________
Date
_________________________________
Student Signature
___________________________
Guardian Signature
WEST ALLIS CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION
Please feel free to contact our administrators with questions or concerns.
Dr. Amy Van Deuren, Principal
414-604-3111
Mr. Paul Bursi, Assistant Principal (student last names A – L)
414-604-3115
Ms. Deann Yaklich, Assistant Principal (student last names M – Z)
414-604-3117
Ms. Katie Visor, Dean of Students
414-604-3113
Ms. Joelle Curry, Academic Dean
414-604-3126
Mr. Kent Kleinowski, Academic Dean
414-604-3119
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Interim Superintendent: Paul Strobel
Board Members: Jeffrey Sikich (president), Patricia Ulwelling (vice-president), Daniel Bailey (treasurer), Diane Narlock (clerk), Gail
Radonski (secretary), Stephanie Emons, Patricia Kerhin, Susan Stalewski, Sue Sujecki
From the Math Department
As we look ahead to next year we’d like to remind all students taking the following classes: Algebra 2 and
Algebra 2 with Trig, that a graphing calculator is required for these classes. The math department recommends
a TI-83, TI-84 or a TI-Nspire (non-CAS) for these courses (and all courses above). These calculators are
allowed on the SAT, ACT and AP Exams. Many problems done in class require these calculators and deal with
hundreds of calculations done in seconds on these calculators. Please begin to look for deals at local stores now
so you can purchase one for a reasonable price. EBay and other online locations are great to look at, this time
of the year, since many students will be selling their calculators.
French News
The French Honor Society had a successful induction ceremony on Thursday, April 16th. Ten new members were
inducted making for a total of twenty members. New and returning members celebrated their accomplishments at the SHF
Spring Dinner the following evening. They prepared a dinner of homemade French onion soup, ham and cheese croissant
sandwiches with a homemade béchamel sauce, and a homemade flourless chocolate cake and crème chantilly. Délicieux!
On Friday, April 24th SHF students visited Chicago for the annual spring field trip. They saw the Haitian Voudou art
exhibit at The Field Museum and visited the Alliance Française for a cooking class and to watch a collection of twenty
short films in the Alliance's cinema.
World Language Club will be hosting a Multicultural Fair on Thursday, May 7th from 3:15pm-5:00pm in the Auditorium
Commons. All students and their families are welcome to come learn about the different cultures of the languages taught
at WAC as well as the cultures and languages of WAC students' heritages. There will food to sample and a make and take
art table as well. Come join in on the fun!
DEBATE NEWS
Juniors Cassandra Martinez and Chase Rodthong won Novice Team of the Year at the annual Milwaukee Debate League's
banquet on April 28th. They were awarded this honor because of the strides they made as a team during the season, their
record, as well as their continued commitment to expand their debate knowledge and technique. This is the second year
of debating for Martinez and first for Rodthong.
ART NEWS
End of the Year Art Show
To celebrate the Art Department’s end of the year we will be having our annual art show. Please mark your
calendars. On Thursday, May 21st, from 6:00-7:30pm in Central’s IMC the art students will display their work.
Each art student is to create a written artist statement describing the influence that art has had on their life,
display at least 3 pieces of their work that they have produced this past year, and show up with a guest during
the opening. So come and enjoy an evening of Fine Art.
Wisconsin State Fair
Wisconsin State Fair holds a Young People’s Art Exhibition every year. Seven of our students will have work
displayed at State Fair. These 7 students are: Hannah Pfister with her pastel of “Cat with a Pearl Earring”,
Brianna Webster with her collage of a sunset, Erin Applegate with a scratch art piece entitled “Fawn”, Alyssa
Schroeder with a scratch art piece of a lighthouse, Kyla King with a self-portrait collage, Denice Alanis chose to
do a painting on an old album, and Nick Brouillard a collage of fall trees. Nick took 3rd place in his category.
I am so proud of all of these students and their hard work.
SOCIEDAD HONORARIA HISPÁNICA
SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTION.
The Spanish Honor Society – Calatrava Chapter, celebrated its eighth beautiful bilingual candlelight induction ceremony
on Tuesday, May 5, 2015 at 7 p.m. in the Auditorium. There was a reception with cake and light “tapas” (Spanish hors d’
oeuvres) in the Auditorium Commons and authentic Spanish Flamenco entertainment. Family and close friends attended
to congratulate the new first-year inductees and honor second- and third-year members. ¡Felicitaciones!
To be eligible for Spanish Honor Society, these students had to be in Spanish IV, V, VI or VII, have one year of high
school Spanish and have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 and a minimum cumulative of 3.5 and a B- or better in all
Spanish classes and volunteer a minimum of one hour per month in activities related to Spanish such as being a Spanish
aide or tutoring Spanish students.
Spanish VII 3rd year member of Spanish Honor Society:
New inductees from Spanish IV and V
Katherine Wardinski
Noelle Berg
Janessa Galindo
Melenie Gonzalez
Andres Gozzi
Aylani Guadalupe Greene
Tyler Hernandez
Jose Lopez, Jr.
Jacob McKee
Ann Rebro
Rachel Peschong
Mykala Repati
Sierra Geckler-Silva
Atilla Veyssal
Spanish V, VI and VII 2nd year members of Spanish
Honor Society:
Amairany Alanis
David Jimenez
Roberto Nieves
Supawadee Pamoto
Neche Veyssal
Carly Weigel
Johanna Wigand
SPANISH EVENTS
In November, Spanish IV, V, VI and VII students participated in a workshop at Latino Arts for Día de los Muertos,
providing them a first-hand experience creating memory tables and learning through art creation of this cultural
perspective of México. Students attending had the opportunity to tour the Art Gallery to see ofrendas made by local,
regional, and international artists.
In February, Spanish III, IV, V, VI and VII students had the unique opportunity to participate in an Argentinian Tango
Dance workshop. They were instructed by internationally-renowned dancer and musician Jaques Saint-Cyr who offered
them hands-on coaching in the principles of Tango. Students also viewed the Art Gallery presentation of Tango Colores
by Pacia Sallomi, whose paintings depicted the juxtapositions of Tango that mirror the polarities of life and pay homage
to the dance of invention that is both active and receptive.
In early March, Spanish III, IV, V, VI and VII students saw Grupo Rebolú in concert of Afro-Columbian music.
Throughout the all-Spanish performed concert, the band introduced to and explained to students the authentic instruments
used in Colombian music. They also toured the Latino Art’s Gallery viewing Visiones Tomando Vuelo by Vivian Vivas,
a Venezuelan artist.
In late March, students from all levels of Spanish went to an interactive presentation of Gobernadores de Puerto Rico, at
Inspiration Art Studios in West Allis. The presenter, Mr. Luis López, presented on Government in Puerto Rico, Puerto
Rico as a Commonwealth, and had an informative display of authentic realia, photos and letters of current and past
Governors of Puerto Rico. The session ended with live “cuatro” and guitar performance of traditional Puerto Rican
music.
WORLD LANGUAGE CLUB
World Language Club is an interactive club open to all students of French, German, and Spanish. Attendees experience
different cultural celebrations of French, German, and Spanish-speaking countries. Events are led by all of the World
Language Teachers.
In addition to monthly movie nights with movies in the French, German and Spanish languages, students participated in
the following:
In October, students celebrated the German Oktoberfest.
In December, students celebrated an International Winter Holiday event highlighting celebrations in Mexico, Puerto Rico,
Spain, France and Germany.
In February, students celebrated Mardi Gras.
In early May, students celebrated a World Cultural Fair.
In late May, students will celebrate a Latino Festival.
We invite all French, German, and Spanish students to these events. They can join at any time! Just talk to your French,
German, or Spanish teacher for more information!
AVID, Advancement via Individual Determination, is an academic system that is in its fifth year of existance at West
Allis Central High School. It is a national college preparedness program reaching more than 425,000 students. AVID is
designed for students who are traditionally under-represented in college, first generation college students, and students
who are in the academic middle. AVID accelerates student learning based on best practice methods. The mission of
AVID is to close the achievement gap by preparing all students for college readiness and success in a global society.
AVID stresses the importance of visiting colleges to expose students to post-secondary options. Students are invited to
join AVID at the end of their freshmen year based on grades, MAP scores, teacher recommendations and behavior.
Currently Central has three AVID elective classes, one each for sophomores, juniors and seniors taught by Mrs. D’Amato,
Mrs. Boales and Mrs. Wright.
There are many highlights from AVID this year. AVID students had the opportunity to attend a College Fair at Mount
Mary College, take a tour of UW-Platteville and visit the Milwaukee Art Museum. The sophomores have welcomed
guest speakers to learn about careers. Many AVID Juniors took an ACT Prep course offered after school to prepare them
for the ACT exam. So far 18 of the 20 AVID seniors have been accepted to one or more four-year or two- year colleges
and have taken the necessary steps to prepare to attend college. All three AVID classes will celebrate this year’s
successes with a banquet on Monday May 18th. AVID provides motivated students an excellent opportunity to prepare for
college and careers.
Senior Class of 2016—Please remember to have your senior pictures taken this summer so they can be
included in the yearbook. Senior photos being submitted for the yearbook must be head shots only, and they
may not include props, hats, or suggestive clothing. Pictures must be submitted by October 28, 2015.
FUTURE BULLDOG ATHLETES
All current
graders that will be attending West Allis Central High School in the fall of 2015, or any
athlete that is still considering attending Central, please join us for an informational meeting at West Allis
Central High School. We look forward to meeting with you and your family and to welcome you into our
Bulldog Athletic Family.
8th
When:
Where:
Details:
Tuesday, June 2 at 6:00PM
West Allis Central Auditorium
Meet our Bulldog Coaching Family
Receive information about our summer workouts, summer leagues and Booster
Club training hours
Receive the information packets required for participation in Bulldog Athletics
 Athletic Physical
 Athletic Student Handbook
 Concussion Form
 Athletic Participation Fee
BEFORE SCHOOL AND AFTER SCHOOL PROCEDURES
Central is committed to providing a safe and secure learning environment for all of our students, and to honor that
commitment, the following before-school and after-school procedures are in place at Central High School:
BEFORE SCHOOL: The Field House doors on Lincoln Avenue are open early (by 6:00 am). From 7:00 am to 7:47 am, the
Field House doors on the Grant Street side are open as well. All other doors are locked.
At 7:47 am, the Field House doors on Grant Street are closed, and students MUST enter through the Field House doors
on Lincoln Avenue. A table is set up at the entrance so that students can get a pass to enter class.
AFTER SCHOOL: The bell rings at 3:00 pm. Students have until 3:15 pm to exit the building unless they are involved in an
after school club, activity, or sport. At 3:15 pm, students are directed away from the building doors and toward the
street to clear the entrance so that staff can leave and students involved in after school activities can enter.
Please make sure that your student(s) has transportation arranged after school, or that he or she is involved in an after
school club, activity, or sport. Please also make sure that your student(s) is prepared for the weather conditions,
including umbrellas, hats, hoods, coats, gloves, etc.
Thank you for your cooperation in making Central a safe learning environment for all students!!
UPDATING CONTACT INFORMATION
Parents: Please remember to notify our main office with any address / home phone / cell phone / work phone changes as
soon as possible. In the event of an emergency, this information is vital to us. Please contact the main office at 414-6043110. Thank you for your assistance in this matter!
EARLY DISMISSALS
Students who must leave during the school day for a pre-approved reason must bring a written parent note to the
attendance window in order to be issued an early dismissal slip. Upon return to the school, the student must sign in at the
attendance window to be issued a pass back to class. Students are not allowed to leave the building for any reason during
the school day without parent/guardian consent. Students who leave the school building without proper permission may
be considered truant. Last minute calls for an early dismissal can be difficult. Please send a note with your child in
the morning and have them stop at the Attendance Office for an early dismissal pass. Thank you.
REPORTING STUDENT ABSENCES
Parents – Please be reminded that anytime a student is going to be absent from school for any part of the day, you must
call the absence in to our attendance office at 414-604-3101. This is a 24-hour phone line, and a message may be left at
any time, day or night. If a live attendant is not available when you call, please leave a detailed message indicating your
name, the student’s name, the reason for the absence, and a phone number where you may be reached. All attendance
messages are listened to promptly each morning, and our attendance line is checked repeatedly throughout the school day
for additional messages. An automated attendance message is sent out every night to the primary phone numbers of any
students who had an unexcused absence that day, i.e. students who were not called in for the day or students who missed
one or more classes without a parent excuse. If you receive one of these calls, please contact the attendance office with
the reason for the student’s absence. If you feel the call was an error, please contact our attendance office so that we may
verify the absence with the appropriate teachers. Thank you for your assistance and understanding in this matter.
INFINITE CAMPUS PARENT PORTAL
The West Allis/West Milwaukee School District uses the Infinite Campus Parent Portal, a web-based student information
system. The portal provides communication between the school district and parents/guardians. It can also improve
communication between parents and children, thus improving academic progress, assignment completion, and attendance.
Once you activate your account and establish your username and password, you will have access to information including
your child’s grades, attendance, and schedule. You will also be able to pay your child’s school fees and lunch fees directly
through the Infinite Campus Parent Portal.
The Parent Portal is live and will change with data input. Information is included in this mailing on how to set up your
Parent Portal account if you have not already done so. If you currently use the Parent Portal, you will not need to set it up
again.
If you need your activation code, need assistance in setting up your Parent Portal Account, or have any questions, please
contact the main office at 414-604-3110.
HOMEWORK REQUESTS
Homework may be requested for any excused absence that extends for three or more school days. To request your child’s
homework, please contact the main office at 414-604-3110. Please allow us 24 hours to complete these requests, so that
teachers have adequate time to compile the necessary homework for your student. Homework will be available for pick up
in the main office at 3:00 p.m.
WORK PERMITS
Students under the age of 18 hired for a job must obtain a work permit. Work permits are a privilege to obtain—
students must be passing all classes, have good attendance, and have no behavior referrals. Students may obtain a
work permit by bringing in the following documents to the main office:
1. Letter from the employer stating the intent to employ the minor along with the job duties, hours of work and
time of day the minor will be working.
2. Written Permission from parent or guardian.
3. Birth Certificate, Baptismal Certificate, State ID or Driver’s license that shows your date of birth on it.
4. Minor’s Social Security Card is the only documentation the State of Wisconsin will accept for the social
security number.
5. Permit fee: $10.00, cash only. The employer is required to reimburse the permit fee by the first paycheck.
WAWM SCHOOL DISTRICT
BOARD POLICY 363.2 – RULE
COMPUTER, INTERNAL NETWORK, ELECTRONIC MAIL, AND INTERNET
ACCEPTABLE USE POLICY RULES FOR STUDENTS
Use of Non-District Provided Technology (Bring Your Own Device –BYOD)
To facilitate the educational initiatives of the district, technology devices such as Ipads, tablets, laptops and digital
cameras will be allowed in the classroom at the direction of the teacher.
Personal electronic devices such as cellphones, Ipods/MP3 players and headphones/ear buds must be kept silenced and in
student backpacks or lockers unless needed for classroom use as directed by the teacher.
Student conduct that violates these rules is subject to discipline including confiscation of the device.
Students are prohibited from bringing laser pointers onto school premises at any time.
WAC CALENDAR OF EVENTS 2014-15
These dates are subject to change. Please consider the dates on the most recent newsletter the most current dates.
Also, please visit our on-line Central calendar for additional activities:
www.greatermetroconference.org/g5-bin/client.cgi
May 21
May 25
May 27
May 28
Art Show
Memorial Day / No school for students
Orchestra/Chorus Banquet/Concert
Senior Picnic
June 9, 10, 11
June 12
June 12
June 13
June 13
Exams
Last Day for Students
End of Quarter 4 / End of Semester 2
ACT Test
Graduation
IMC
6:00-7:30pm
Cafeteria/Auditorium
Field House
5:30/7:30pm
During lunch periods
Various rooms
Field House
8:00am
3:00pm
Important dates to mark on your calendars for fall:
Thursday, August 20, 2015
Central’s Forms and Fees
Additional information will be mailed out in our summer newsletter
Tuesday, September 1, 2015
First Day of School
Wednesday, October 28, 2015
Senior Pictures due for the 2016 yearbook.