Wayne High School News

May 24th, 2020

Wright State University Nutter Center 2:00 PM

How student achievements are being recognized and celebrated across the district. http://bit.ly/2R2yHqs

The district is getting back into the swing of things after winter break. See some innovative learning practices in classrooms. http://bit.ly/2R66vlj  

Tickets for “All Shook Up” are now on sale. Tickets can be purchased at https://waynehs.booktix.com/ for $10 in advance and all tickets at the door are $15. Don’t miss out on your favorite “Heartbreak Hotel” and “Jailhouse Rock” showstoppers.

See the holiday cheer throughout Huber Heights City Schools. http://bit.ly/35IYJUL  

How Carlos Garcia overcame numerous obstacles to graduate from Wayne High School

Musical, artistic and scientific talents are on full display in this edition of Warrior Weekly. Plus see how students had some holiday fun in class. http://bit.ly/34kJ5gS

A spotlight on AJ Ricker earning an award from the National Council of Teacher of English and its significance

Students playing in the Special Wish volleyball match for charity and what they have been learning while studying history. http://bit.ly/36eTyfb

Winter One-Act Marathon

will be performed on December 6&7 @6PM.

Advance $4 and $5 at the door. 

Students have written or directed all four of the plays and showcase their well rounded skills. Two of the one-act  plays will  be performed at Ohio Southwest Conference on December 14, and two will be performed at the Ohio Thespian Conference March 27&28.

Contact christy.barker@huberheightscityschools.org for further information.
 

Do you want to support the Arts? Take this opportunity to place an ad to support the productions this year. 

How students and staff are helping others in need and literacy nights in the schools. http://bit.ly/2XDXFy8

HHCS is searching for an administrative assistant in the district's Central Office. View the job description and and apply here: http://bit.ly/2QOqw1z

The deadline to apply is Dec. 6, 2019. Pass this on to anyone you think would be a great fit for the position.

First Exam of the day                   7:50 – 9:50

Lunch                                           9:55 – 11:05

Second Exam of the day            11:10 – 1:10

Make-up Exams (Authorization Required)     1:15 – 2:50

Exams for Periods 1 & 2            Tuesday, December 17

Exams for Periods 3 & 4            Wednesday, December 18

Exams for Periods 5 & 6            Thursday, December 19

Students not needing to take an exam 2^nd, 4^th, or 6^th (study hall, student assistant, etc.) will need a parent note giving them permission to leave after the first exam that day.

How HHCS observed Veteran's Day and Mr. Holloway kissing a pig as a reward for students. http://bit.ly/32NOzQf

Check out this video by the Montgomery County Educational Service Center featuring Wayne High School counselor Toni Gore. See what advice she has for students after graduating from high school.

Wayne High School Theatre Students to Compete at State                           photos by Kristen Amburgey

On March 27-29,2020 at Dublin Scioto High School over 30 Wayne High School students will perform, crew, direct, and attend workshops and performances.  

How yoga is being utilized in the classroom and Wayne High School theatre students receive state-wide recognition. Click here to read Warrior Weekly.

Click here to open Parent - Teacher Conference form

Take a look at Mr. Ayers throwing it down. See why he busted out his hooping skills in the latest Warrior Weekly.

Shop Online 10/10-11/10

eWallet-Tired of sending cash to school and wondering if it makes it? Use ewallet to for your student to spend at bookfair...no cash, no change, just the amount you choose and a digital refund.

Family Night is on October 31: Visit the bookfair Thursday, 10/31 from 3PM-8PM and be entered in a $50 bookfair shopping spree. Enjoy treats, activities for younger children, and meet a few great books.

Book Talk Video See the latest COOL books for the fair. Hear words from the authors, get CONNECTED>

Bookfair Flyer: The best book choices can be found in this flyer. Students were given on September 27th.

In this edition: Homecoming week and ways schools in the district are educating the whole student. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Zy78o01lPdXihAESBvido-ghIVlv4SUZsY_qcwrlXo4/edit?usp=sharing

Congrats to Rushmore Elementary sixth grader Catie Zbinden. Her science project was selected as a Top 300 Semi-Finalist for the Broadcomm Masters program. Find out what's next for Catie and other important updates in the latest edition of Warrior Weekly. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CPxcAtHhG7LhTb-JSA-qxxOKBh9Ljg5BEi3Rf6fgzlQ/edit?usp=sharing 

Click here to sign up. Community members who are not the parent/guardian of a current student or a HHCS staff member can receive free updates from the district. HHCS staff and parents/guardians do not need to sign up because they can change their notification settings in the Preferences section of their SchoolMessenger accounts.

This edition features important announcements, academic progression and student recognition. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wvplDKs3FbTvn9yDpwRwfGpZiZUy8U-0nPutnxZMwcE/edit?usp=sharing

MVCTC works with Wayne High School to prepare students for real-world careers

9/4/19 – Huber Heights City Schools (HHCS) implemented a precautionary district-wide lock down today. All students were required to remain indoors with all outside entrances closed and locked for the remainder of the school day. Students were able to move between classes within their building, but were not permitted outside the building. Dismissal for the day was conducted as normal.

The precautionary lock down was caused by an armed robbery taking place near Wright Brothers Elementary, Monticello Elementary, Weisenborn Junior High and Wayne High School. The lock down was expanded to be district wide as a measure to ensure student and staff safety. The suspect fled the scene and is being pursued by police.

HHCS administration is fully committed to working with the Huber Heights Police Department to ensure the safety of all students and staff.

The second edition of Warrior Weekly is here. This issue covers a variety of topics including STEM Day in the Park X, art in the classroom, fall sports getting started, and more. https://docs.google.com/document/d/15vLpx8CTO2zD6-X8to8eWMC3OL5yNWvD2Q-GhxeB5-I/edit?usp=sharing

click her her Underclass Envelope with choices and cost

All underclass students need to be photographed for school records even if they are not purchasing photos.

Envelopes for underclassmen to purchase photos are with 1^st period teacher.

Introducing Warrior Weekly! Our first edition revisits what happened in the district during the summer, the first week of school festivities, and events in each building. Click the following link to view: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uVTgt5VSvmz-FiNfuZ74EeHTMX1HqNUeFUeYtOx9MJ8/edit?usp=sharing

Parents and guardians needing to update your primary or emergency contact information need to do so through the secretary in your student's building. Other contact information can be added through the SchoolMessenger app on Google Play or the Apple App Store.

Click here to view the Wayne High School Renaissance Benefits

August 7 at 9 am: 9th grade orientation

August 8 from 9-11 am: 11th & 12th grade schedule pickup

August 9 from 9-11 am: 10th grade schedule pickup

Click here to view Mrs. Mire's geometry supplies

The ProgressBook Suite – including DASL, GradeBook, and ParentAccess – for the 2019-20 school year must be accessed using Google Chrome or Safari.

Congratulations to Wayne High School senior Brooklynn McFadden for her top 10 finish in the International Life Support Skills Contest

The Young Scholars Program is now accepting applications for the 2019-2020 school year. Learn more about the program and how to apply.

Seniors may purchase parking passes starting on August 6 at 8 am. Juniors may purchase parking passes starting on August 7 at 8 am. All students may purchase parking passes starting on August 8 at 8 am.

Students may use their 3rd quarter renaissance card to receive the following discounts:
Gold - Free
Red - $10
None - $20

Please fill out the two-sided parking pass application and a parent's signature is required. Click here for the parking pass application. Bring your driver's license and proof of insurance. Passes are issued on a first come, first served basis. Cash, checks, and credit cards are accepted. 

Freshman Orientation will be on August 7, 2019 from 9 am - 12 pm. This is a student-driven event, but parents are welcome to attend. Please enter through the STUDENT ENTRANCE in the back of the building for check in.

Miami University is looking for seniors from the class of 2020 to participate in their Bridges Program. Visit MiamiOH.edu/Bridges for more information and to apply to the program. (Photo Credit: Miami University Communications and Marketing)

Come out for this free family event for PreK-12th grade students on August 24 from 2-6 pm. Bring this registration form with you.

See the full list of students who earned awards

Instructions on editing your SchoolMessenger account settings

What Leonardo Howard Jr. will be doing as part of the program

Learn more about breakfast and lunch offered at Wright Brothers Elementary and Weisenborn Junior High

Prom photos are now in, they can be picked up in the main office. Monday -Friday 8:00 AM - 2:59 PM

Congratulations to the Wayne Super Seniors for winning their award. Learn how the students earned the honors.

How students are feeling about serving their country after high school

Graduation is almost here. Wayne High School seniors were applauded as they walked at elementary schools in the district. In this video seniors are walking at Charles Huber Elementary.

Creative art work was on full display during this year's Evening of Fine Arts. View the full photo gallery.

College pride was on full display. View the photo gallery from Wayne's College Signing Day.

What the unit did to win the award

How Krizdin's instructor says she sets herself apart in the classroom

Congratulations to Wayne High School student Matt Stuart for placing 3rd in the nation in the Business Professional of America's National Leadership Conference for Fundamental Web Design

View The Prom 2019 Photo Gallery

No School Due to Spring Break April 22-26, 2019

May 22 2nd Period Exam 7:50-9:50 Lunch 3rd Period Exam 11:10-1:10

May 23 4th Period Exam 7:50-9:50 Lunch 5th Period Exam 11:10-1:10

May 24 6th Period Exam 7:50-9:50 Make-up Exams 10:00-12:00 (Authorization Required)

How Lyllia Says Mrs. Shanayda Has Been Influential In Her Life

Session 1: June 10 - 28, 2019   

Session 1:

     Physical Education    Registration Deadline: May 11, 2019    

     Health                        Registration Deadline: May 11, 2019    

     Financial Literacy      Registration Deadline: May 11, 2019    

     Credit Recovery        Registration Deadline for Credit Recovery:  Session 1:  June 7, 2019 

Session 2:  July 8 - 26, 2019

Session 2:

     Physical Education     Registration Deadline: May 11, 2019    

     Credit Recovery          Registration Deadline for Credit Recovery:  Session 2:  June 28, 2019

Learn More About Registering For Classes

click here for the :  Parent letter for End of Course Exams

click here to print :  Student EOC schedule April 2019

Why She Says Every Vote Matters

The Addams Family Musical Preview With The Special Effects, Stunts, & Treats That Will Thrill Audiences

In the PAC

Preview & Provide Feedback On Materials Up For Adoption

More Information On The John Edward DeBrosse Renaissance & Heid Family Warriorette Scholarships; Applications Are Due By March 25th, 2019

Get Your Tickets Now For The Creepy And Kooky Musical

Click here for the form

Dear Parents:

Wayne High School Parent-Teacher Conferences will be held Thursday, March 21, 2019 from 3:00 pm until 9:00 pm. Please follow these guidelines to ensure successful conferences:

1. You are encouraged to attend conferences, especially if your child is doing poorly.
2. Please fill in the name(s) of the teacher(s) you wish to visit.
3. Have your son/daughter present the form to the appropriate teacher no later than Wednesday, March 20^th   
4. The teacher will fill in the room number and conference time.
5. If you discover that you are unable to attend your scheduled conferences, please call Wayne High School at 233-6431, no later than 1:00 pm, March 21^st.  We will be unable to schedule any appointments after 3:00 pm on Wednesday, March 20^th.
6. If you cannot attend on March 21^st and you would like for a teacher to call you, please fill in the teacher's name and write the word PHONE in the time column.

The HHCS Board of Education approved the name for the new baseball/softball practice facility during the February Board meeting. The new name is the Warrior Fieldhouse Baseball and Softball Training Facility.

WHS Choir Concert in the PAC (Preforming Art Center)

Watch What Other Students Are Saying About Their Experiences Taking CCP/AP Courses

The Huber Heights Athletic Foundation is accepting nominations for the Wayne Athletics Hall of Fame Class for 2019. Email huberheightsathleticfoundation@gmail.com for a nomination form. The deadline is March 1st, 2019.

Ticket Information And Game Times

See The Full List Of Competitors

The Foundation's Contributions Over The Years

Click here for the 2019-2020 Program of Studies

Watch video

Progress Book report with first semester grades and report card for parent and student viewing will be available January 11, 2019 after 3:00 PM

View The Calendar

The Special Cause Behind The Competition

WHS Christmas Choir Concert in the PAC (Preforming Art Center)

What Audiences Can Expect To See On Stage

Click This Link To Access The Baseball/Softball Facility Naming Form

EXAM TIMES

Dec 17     1st Period Exam     7:50-9:50     Shortened periods follow the exam

Dec 18     2nd Period Exam    7:50-9:50     lunch  3rd Period Exam     11:10 - 1:10

Dec 19     4th Period Exam     7:50-9:50     lunch  5th Period Exam     11:10-1:10

Dec 20     6th Period Exam     7:50-9:50     Make up Exams                 10:00-12:00 (Authorization Required) 

A Special Look At Wayne High School's JROTC Program And A Preview Of The School's Winter One Act Performances

How Arts Are Helping Students Improve Their Self-Esteem And Help Other Children In Need Around The World

Come See Students Perform And Direct Various One Act Performances

Click The Link Or The Picture To Access The Parent Survey: https://eprovesurveys.advanc-ed.org/surveys/#/action/73992/4624

Tune In And Learn More About The District's Family Math Night And How Senior Night At Wayne Is Helping Students Prepare For Life After Graduation

Parent Teacher Conference request form

Choir Concert Oct 11th in the PAC (Preforming Art Center)

Picture Retakes, Senior Panoramic and Club pictures will take place on Wednesday, October 17, 2018.

All students in the 9^th, 10^th and 11^th grade must have their picture taken for our records.

Subscribe To The Warrior Path Podcast For The Latest News And Events In The District

Picture day envelopes prices

Contrary To Popular Belief, HHCS Doesn't Shut Down During The Summer. Learn About All That Happened While School Was Out Of Session.

Get Ready For A Free And Fun-Filled Science Learning Experience

The Class of 2022 Freshman Orientation will be held on August 8th from 8 am to 12 pm.  Students should enter through the student entrance and report to the large gym.  Students will receive their schedules, ID's, locker assignments, tour the school, learn cafeteria procedures and receive information about ROTC, fees, attendance/clinic/ITC procedures and the counseling department.  Orientation is geared toward students and attendance is expected for the full time.  Parental attendance is welcomed but not necessary.

Mrs. Mire's Geometry Supply list. 

Mark Your Calendars And Join HHCS In Celebrating Its Newly Built Transportation Building!

Check Out The Student's Special Projects

The One Thing She Wants Others To Know About Her

What Students Will Be Accomplishing During The Internship

Her Passion That Helps Her Relax

How The Schools Earned This Prestigious Honor

What She Says Are The Tops Highlights Of Her Life

Report Cards will be available to ParentAccess on June 4, 2018 at 3:00 PM.

What Mrs. Brooks Likes the Most About Wayne High School

The STEM Project That Earned First Place

The Special Criteria to Earn the Scholarship

The Core Values Mrs. Bell Thinks Everyone Should Live By

Ms. Guehl's Special Family Traditions 

The Notable Colleges Ms. Snider Has worked at as Part of Their Athletic Department

Here is the link for Announcements

Here is the link for Announcements

Here is the link for Announcements

Register Today and Join a Distinguished Group of Students

The One Thing Officer Hogue Wants You to Know About Her

Here is the link for Announcements

Here is the link for Announcements

Here is the link for Announcements

The One Thing Mr. Shaw Says Students Should Strive to Do Every Day 

This is the link to the announcements.

What Mr. Yane Says is His Personal Philosophy He Uses in the Classroom

Register Today and Get Academically Ahead This Summer

The Board's Ultimate Responsibility is Our Students. Read Why the Board is Objecting to the TIF

What Pushed Ms. Eldridge to Pursue a Career in Education

May 22  (Tuesday) thru May 25 (Friday)

See for Yourself the Rare Opportunity Mr. Meyer Experienced as a Teen

Find Out Interesting Hobbies and Other Unique Facts About Mrs. Ostendorf

What Ms. Zobrist Says are the Top Three Highlights of Her Life

See the Special Awards Earned by HHCS Students

Recognized for Community Service with Multiple Groups

Sunday, May 27, 2018    2:00 PM      Nutter Center

Kurtz Miller Serving as Solar System Ambassador

Inclement Weather Doesn't Stop Students from Having Stand Out Science Fair

Student-Athletes Set School Record

Click here for survey

Fact sheet on Pertussis

    Wayne High School Drama Club and Thespian Troupe #112 would like to invite you to the Winter One-Acts. These 25-35 minute plays are completely student produced, directed, and performed.

The first hour is a family event with two story-telling and interactive plays. The theater opens its doors at 6PM to The House of Dreams a child’s fantasy world during dreamland. Five rooms will engage the audience and allow for an interactive experience as well as some sweet surprises. At 6:30PM Alice (a Wonderland Tale) takes the audience on a familiar ride through the rabbit hole but with new friends met on the way. A brief intermission will be encouraged. All audience members will be asked to clear the seating to have the stage reset for a serious subject matter performance, The Door. This 7PM show is intended for a PG13 audience and is a ripped-right-out-of-the- headlines. Grace refuses to answer the door to the police as she fears the news about her grandson.  The audience will cry and rage along with the lines performed on stage.

Tickets will be sold the week of show and at the door. A discount is given if all three shows are purchased. Each show is $2 or all three shows for $5.

As a reminder, The Door is not intended for audiences under high school age.

Friday, October 27th @ 7 PM

Saturday, October 28th @ 2 PM and 7 PM

Advanced tickets $5     or      tickets at the door $7

Download template and then create our resume. You need to print the resume and submit it ot either Mrs. Conti or Mrs. Perry no later than Thursday, September 21, 2017. 

Click here for the template

*new inductees will be announced on this website on the evening of October 5, 2017 after 3:00 P.M.

Change in pick-up and drop-off location

See the July 31 Newsletter for the latest school imformation

Quality Profile

Look at some samples videos and projects that the students produced. Click here

It’s cool to get good grades! Positive behavior is recognized and encouraged! Recognition for improvement is accessible to all! Students are motivated and inspired to learn! Teachers are enthusiastic about teaching! Parents and the business community are involved!