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Warrior
Connection
Whiteland Community
High School
Volume 20, Issue 3
March 2015
It’s Coming...Mark your calendars now!!
Inside this Issue:
WCHS 2015 Spring Musical
Page 1– Mary Poppins,
Spotlight on…,
Senior vaccines
Friday, May 8– 7:00 p.m.
Saturday, May 9—7:00 p.m.
Page 2– Thanks to our
Partners,
Teachers who
Tutor
Sunday, May 10—2:30 p.m.
Spotlight on…
Page 3-- AP Classes,
Awards dates,
ECA Testing
Page 4—ACT/SAT info,
Peer Helpers,
FACS
Page 5—Voicemail
Numbers,
FFA
Page 6—Overdue/Lost
Books, Safe
School Helpline,
Warrior Beat
Radio
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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.
This year’s delegate for Hoosier Girls State representing Whiteland will be Rebecca
Franks.
 Representing WCHS this summer for Hoosier Boys State are Tommy Copeland and
Mathias Ebeyer. The alternates are Carter Beers and Kevin Sanders.
Congratulations to Nick Ratti (LB, Olivet Nazarene University) and Skylar Hall (DL, University of
Indianapolis) signed their Letters of Intent to continue their education and football careers.
Congratulations to Senior Nick Ratti and Junior Tyler Johnson for being named First Team AllState by the Associated Press for the 2014 season. Senior Skylar Hall and Junior Shaw Cloud
received Honorable Mention recognition.
In addition, Nick Ratti was selected as one of the Top 50 Players in the State of Indiana by the Indiana by the Indiana Football Coaches Association.
Jorden Wood advanced to the State diving finals after placing 4th at the Bloomington North Regional.
Many choir students participated in ISSMA Solo and Ensemble and did a great job! We ended up
with 15 Gold ratings and 1 Silver Rating. Five of those Gold solos will even be attending State!
Congrats to all students who participated!
The Whiteland Jazz Band One, Jazz Band Two, and Jazz Combo performed at the Bloomington
Jazz Festival. All three groups had terrific performances that received excellent ratings and praise
from the Indiana University Jazz Faculty including outstanding 9 solo awards. A special congratulations to Anthony Richardson and James Kantorzyk for both receiving outstanding solo awards in
two different bands. Please congratulate all the WCHS Jazz students on their hard work and excellent performances!
Congratulations to Mrs. Moeller, Mrs. Litsey, and Mrs. Aragon on the births of their sons!
Johnson County Student Film Festival displayed the talents of our students by showing 6 out of 8 short documentary films on March 6, 2015. For more information, go to http://www.historicartcrafttheatre.org/johnsoncounty-student-film-festival.html
ATTENTION SENIORS!
Warrior Wardrobe
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 new
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 (5353138) or our corporate nurse,
Mrs. Johnson, R.N. (535-3889).
The Warrior Wardrobe is excited to be open during Guided Instruction on Tuesdays
and Thursdays. Students are able to
receive 5 items per visit and can contact
their guided instruction teacher for a
pass.
If any adults are interested
in volunteering to supervise the wardrobe from 10:05-10:45 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, or Friday, please contact
Casey Moeller via email at:
[email protected]
Follow
the Whiteland
Warriors
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
Jostens
Gale Engineering
John Deere Landscaping
Beeson Mechanical Service
Jessen Funeral Home
Camby Family Dentistry
Family RV Rentals
Endress & Hauser
CSO Architects
Wallman Financial
Ice Miller
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
Horace Mann
First Merchants Bank
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.
Whiteland Community High School Tutoring List for 2014-15
Social Studies
Science
English
For. Lang.
Dave Bechinski
Greg Werner
Marie Gebhart Jan Bradley
Dave McMillan
Kate Smola
Sarah King
Math
Stephanie Deel
Lina Lopez Perez
Kyle Roberts
*Hourly rates may vary and are set by each individual teacher.
**To contact a teacher for tutoring, please call WCHS at 317-535-7562.
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Visit the guidance dept. webpage @ www.cpcsc.k12.in.us/wchs. Click on the guidance department link for more information on: *scholarships*
*volunteerism*
*college visits*
The students are assigned to a guidance counselor according to
their last name. The alphabetical split is as follows::
A-D
Mrs. Fritz, Director of Guidance, 535-3135
E-N
Mrs. Ehringer, Guidance Counselor, 535-3265
O-Z
Mr. McMillan, Guidance Counselor, 535-3136
Freshmen
Mrs. Austin, Guidance Counselor, 535-3134
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Check us out on Facebook:
WhitelandHSGuidance
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Check us out on Twitter:
@WhitelandHSGuid (no spaces)
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Check us out on MyBigCampus:
Sign in as your student using their login and password
Mrs. Short, Registrar
Mr. James Burns, Butler University Intern
Need Information?
Mr. Alex Bailey, IUPUI Intern
In order to accommodate you more efficiently, please call ahead to make an
appointment to meet with your guidance counselor.
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Make sure your current email address has been provided so you
can receive email reminders of upcoming events or deadlines.
Call the guidance office at 535-3189 to update your email
address.
Dual Credit and AP Opportunities:
AP TESTING SCHEDULE
WCHS continues to add opportunities for students to challenge themselves academically and earn early college credits that can be transferred to multiple universities.
On April 23rd at 6:30 pm, the WCHS Counseling Office will
host a Dual Credit and AP Parent Night. This night will
preview new dual credit opportunities, review AP opportunities and requirements, and explain the college's process
for enrolling in these classes. This evening is especially
informative for students and parents in grades 10-11, but
all families are welcome.
May 4 —AP Chemistry and AP Environmental exams (AM)
AP Practice exams and conferences —
May 13—AP English Language exam (AM)
Our AP students have been very busy taking practice AP exams.
AP teachers will provide feedback on those exams during class.
The last AP Student Conference of the year will be at WCHS
on April 18th beginning at 8:30 am. This conference will help students with final preparations for AP exams that begin a few
May 13—AP Statistics exam (PM)
May 4 —AP Psychology exam (PM)
May 5 —AP Calculus AB & AP Calculus BC (AM)
May 6 —AP English Literature exam (AM)
May 6 —AP Physics exam (PM)
May 7 —AP Computer science exam (AM)
May 8 —AP US History exam (AM)
May 11—AP Biology and AP Music Theory exams (AM)
May 12—AP US Government and Politics exam (AM)
May 14—AP World History exam (AM)
weeks later.
DATES TO REMEMBER:
SENIORS HONORS NIGHT
WILL BE
MONDAY, MAY 18TH,
IN THE AUDITORIUM
UNDERCLASSMEN AWARDS
WILL BE
MAY 22ND, DURING GI
Senior Parents!!!!
If your senior has received a merit
scholarship to the college that they plan on
attending, please notify Mrs. Martin in the
guidance office by May 1, so we may include this information in the printed program
for honors night. Please inform Mrs. Martin
of the name of the college, the name of the
scholarship, and a description of the scholarship. You may contact Mrs. Martin via
email at
[email protected] or by calling 5353189.
ECA TESTING WINDOW
The high school will be giving
end of course assessments
from May 4-May 22. ECAs are
given to students in biology,
algebra, and English 10. A
passing score on the algebra
and English 10 are required
for graduation.
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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.
For SAT and ACT registration
To register for the SAT, go to www.collegeboard.org
Test Date
May 2
June 6th
Register By
April 6th
May 8th
To register for the ACT, go to www.actstudent.org
Test Date
April 18th
June 13th
Register By
March 13th
May 8th
Peer Helpers Plan Many Spring Activities
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In celebration for Kindness week, in March, the peers prepared for the faculty, a “pasta” luncheon.
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Coming up a 4th grade mixer at CPI- Over 400 students attend to learn how to open lockers, tour the
school, and meet other 4th graders in the corporation before transitioning to the intermediate school.
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There’s a “Buddy” trip planned to the Children’s Museum- It is the final time to get together with elementary buddies they have visited each week throughout the year to work on academic and social
skills.
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Peers have a bowling party with the Essential skills and transition students at the high school.
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Peers are getting ready for the Senior Citizens Prom at Christina Place—Peers get dressed up and
host a senior prom with the residents. A king and queen are crowned and everyone is presented a
corsage or flower to wear.
All events are planned by the Peer helpers. Youth Philanthropy Grants are written by the peers to help
fund these special events.
Peer would also like to promote a service project they are helping Lauren Coles coordinate. Both the
Peers and Lauren volunteer at Christina Place in Whiteland. Lauren (transition student) is collecting items
for their weekly Bingo parties.
Items needed are:
Snacks: packages of cookies, crackers, candy, chips
Crossword puzzle books (large print)
Paper towels
Kleenex
Air fresheners
Hand sanitizers
Greeting cards
Hand towels
$5 DVDS
Playing cards
Lotion
Sugar free candy
Nail polish
Dog treats
Shaving cream
Loofahs
Gum
Please drop off items in the donation boxes around school and Mrs. Canary’s room at WCHS.
FAMILY AND CONSUMER
SCIENCES DEPARTMENT
(FACS)
1. Thank you to the Nimble Thimble Quilt Club
for their generous donation to purchase supplies for Fashion and
Textile Classes. We
were able to buy cutting
mats and rotary cutters,
notions and fabric.
2. Thank you to those who
donated fabric for students in Fashions and
Textiles classes.
3. Thank you to Kathy Anderson who volunteers
in 1st period class. Her
extra hands and
knowledge in sewing is
very much appreciated.
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FFA—WCHS FFA has been keeping busy over the winter!
In December we competed in the District VIII Crops Competition in Shelbyville and placed 1 st Alternate for State.
December and the holiday season also brought one of our larger service projects,
“Adopt-A-Family” project. A group of members were able to shop and provide Christmas presents and a Christmas meal for a family in our community. Students did an
excellent job getting the most for their money and purchasing as much as possible on
their budget. They were also able to wrap and deliver the gifts to the family in person
and see the impact of their donations.
The chapter also competed in the State Dairy Foods Evaluation Competition on January 31st at Purdue University. There were a record number of participants, over 250,
from across the entire state. Whiteland FFA represented extremely well, with one
member, Emily Dougherty, placing in 9th in the entire state in the competition. Our high
placing team (Emily Dougherty, Autumn Peterson, & Cayman Stevens) placed 23 rd in
the state of 65 teams.
February 23-28th National FFA Week was celebrated at WCHS. FFA members worked
hard this entire week to educate the entire school and the community on the importance
of Agriculture. Special activities including a Teacher Appreciation Breakfast, Animal
Petting Zoo, and Rodeo Day were among a few of the highlights. See a photo of some FFA week fun below!
Spring activities for the chapter will include District Leadership Contests on March in March, Officer Elections in March, and our Annual Awards Banquet on Friday, April 24 th! We will also be opening up our newly re-opened greenhouse for a community flower sale
on the weekend of May 2nd! Please come and see us then to support your Whiteland FFA Chapter and members!
Teacher & Staff Voicemail Numbers
Dial 535-2025, then the teacher’s extension to either leave a message or listen to assignments.
Aragon, Angela (Ms. Huser)
7135
Griffin, Dana
7172
Morrison, Niki
7161
ESL TUTOR
Baker, Leah
7520
Gross, Abby
7192
Nehrt, Renee
7511
Waraitch, Kuldeep
Bangel, Brandon
7134
Gunn, Katie
7132
Perry, Natalie
7528
Bennett, Amy
7144
Hand, Mike
7220
Pope, Vickie
7164
Guidance—Voicemail Only
Bradley, Jan
7217
Hartman, Mike
7139
Rector, Dan
7105
Austin, Stephanie
Breidinger, Elizabeth
7212
Hedrick, Marianne
7170
Rinehold, Christa
7305
(Adult & Child)
Brownfield, Justin
7100
Hicks, Brad
7221
Rittman, Michael
7210
Ehringer, Laura
3265
Burbank, Susan
7561
Holder, Erin
7165
Roberts, P. Kyle
7406
McMillan, Dave
3136
Burk, Sheri
7403
Holladay, Nicole
7190
Rossman, Jen
7149
Director: Fritz, Shannon
3135
Canary, Becky
7169
Hout, Gena
7171
Sampson, Pete
7500
Registrar: Short, Kim
3137
Carlsgaard, Jess
7405
Huckstep, Jared
7153
Shipp, Kyle
7102
CP Academy-Voicemail Only
Cecil, Allison
7191
Jewell, Amy
7151
Smith, Dameion
7110
Lisa Morris
3241
Clawson, Jeff
7179
King, Sarah
7517
Smith, Lanna
7167
Ryan Norris
3242
Colter, Erica
3161
Kovacs, Bill
7507
Smith, Raenell
7114
Stephanie Deel
3164
Cravens, Rachel
7133
Kunz, Todd
7138
Smola, Kate
7177
Administrators—Voicemail Only
Croy, Todd
7207
Land (Hume), Sarah
7548
Spinks, Steve
7152
Bechinski, Dave
Due, Candice
7218
Lang, Kate
7519
Thompson, Sue
7205
Holman, Brent
Emerson, Gerry
7182
Leach, Nicole
7175
Tichenor, Lavana
7166
Larkin, Kara
3131
Estridge Kristin
7142
Lewis, Natalee
7501
Towler, Justina
7150
Sears, Ken (Athletics)
3127
Fish, Tim
7051
Linn, Derek
7178
Vanderveen, Brian
7409
Skobel, Luke
3133
Fisher, Darrin
3145
Litsey, Emily (Mr. Adams)
7163
VanHorn, Justin
7815
Zobel, Tom, Principal
3132
Fredbeck, Jan
7508
Lopez Perez, Lina
7206
Wadsworth, Matt
7533
Nurse
Fuentes, Brooke
7176
Lukich, Brian
7162
Walters, Ashlee
7813
Caldwell, Jennifer
Garner, Janet
7308
Lyons, Jessica
7154
Webb, Adam
7141
Treasurer
Gebhart, Marie
7811
Mercer, Pam
7160
Werner, Greg
7113
Trivett, Jayne
Gillespie, Jenny
7156
Meyer, Gina
7203
Williams, Steve
7408
Librarian
Gillespie, Mike
7307
Moeller, Casey (Mr. Weil)
7174
Wood, Chris
7112
Snyder, Denise
Gonzales, Christina
7136
Moffett, Elizabeth (JAG)
7216
(Virtual lab)
7197
7000
3134
7841
3186
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3124
3138
3139
3142
Whiteland Community
High School
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).
Get in the BEAT, with Warrior Beat Radio!
Follow the Whiteland Warriors!
To listen to the broadcast, go to: wchsradio.cpcsc.k12.in.us.
Live broadcasts will be heard once on the site. Broadcasts will be
uploaded and archived for pre-recorded availability shortly after
the conclusion of each event.
Warrior Beat radio relies on sponsors to for the radio to 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.