Wayne High School News

WHS Wednesday Bell Schedule 

The entire Huber Heights community is invited to the HHCS Strat Plan Social. Join local school, community and business leaders, as well as staff and parents, to learn about the district's NEW five-year strategic plan.

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Click here to watch the Wayne High School Class of 2021 graduation ceremony LIVE. 

Device Collection Plan 

Sunday;  May 30, 2021 Graduation Ceremony

Wright State's Nutter Center 

2:00 PM

4 Guest only!

Monday, May 24th -- Senior Signing Day 7:00-8:00 PM

Tuesday, May 25th -- last day / virtual only

Wednesday, May 25th -- Senior Award Ceremony 8AM in the PAC  /   Senior Breakfast in the Cafe (students only )following Awards  /  Mandatory Graduation Practice in the Large Gym 10:00AM

Last day to pay fees for Seniors for graduation (Bursar's Office, Main Office)

Turn in fully charged Chromebooks and charger  -- Wednesday, May 26th  -- ITC / E111

Regular Bell Schedule - click here.

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Athletics Open House: Monday, May 24 - 5:30 - 7:00 pm

Class Of 2021 Signing Day:  Monday, May 24th - 7:00 - 8:00 pm

KONA – ICE WILL BE HERE DURING YOUR LUNCH TIME MAY 20TH.

Algebra Tutoring Is Tomorrow and last day is Thursday of this week.

REMINDER REGARDING FEES, SEE MS. MCCULLOUGH ASAP, LAST DAY TO PAY FOR FEES FOR SENIORS IS MAY 26th.

YOU WILL HAVE A PROBLEM RECEIVING YOUR CAP AND GOWN, HAVING YOUR FINAL TRANSCRIPTS MAILED, & YOU WILL NOT GET YOUR DIPLOMA.  IFYOU STILL OWE FEE

Sophomore Cabinet is calling Girls interested in playing or Boys in Cheering to come out for the Powderpuff Games. Sign Up as soon as you can with a member of Sophomore Cabinet at lunch as soon as possible. Cost for Seniors is $22 and everyone else is $19. Money MUST BE PAID To Mr. Mason in A125. Games will be held Wednesday, May 19th.

SENIORS

 IF YOU ORDERED, ANY ANNOUNCEMENTS PLEASE PICKED THEM UP IN THE BURSAR’S OFFICE, SENIOR FEES MUST BE PAID, make sure you return your Chrome Books and Your Chargers  to E111

Your Senior Farewell Dinner Tickets can be picked up during lunch from the Senior Cabinet members on stage or from Ms. Waaso in A115 after school.  The tickets are FREE but you have to pick up your ticket Thursday May 13th is the last day to reserve your spot, The Dinner is this Saturday!

SENIOR SHIRT, PICK UP AFTER SCHOOL IN THE MAIN OFFICE, SPREAD THE  WORD!

UPDATED SENIOR CALENDAR, COPIES CAN BE PICKED-UP IN MAIN OFFICE

ALSO YOU CAN DOWNLOAD THE CALENDAR

Senior calendar

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Here is a self-paced guide for learning resources that can be used throughout the summer. Whether your student is at home, in the car or at grandma's, this collection of resources is a great place to start!

Guide to Summer Learning

"Welcome to the Guide" Video

Summer Learning 2021 - Choose Your Adventure!

Summer Learning Flyer

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Prepare to be entertained! Wayne's High School's freshman class will once again be hosting the WHS Talent Show on April 23rd at 6 pm. While in-person seats will be reserved for students, staff, and performers' families, a livestream of the event will be open to the public. The viewing cost is $12 per household.

Fill out this Google Form to register for virtual tickets and receive the livestream link. https://forms.gle/JE7KTt3xBK3CMfVH6

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On Tuesday March 9th, eleventh grade students will be taking the ACT test at Wayne HS. ALL Junior class students, in-person AND online should come to Wayne Tuesday, March 9th, for testing in the building. All students should be in the building and in their testing rooms by 7:50 am.

Freshman, sophomores and seniors will learn from home that day.

JOIN MS. BRIDGES & COUNSELORS TONIGHT FROM 6PM – 8PM, ITC.

We will walk you through filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). All you need is Your Appetite (PIZZA WILL BE SERVED) and Parent/Guardian 2019 Tax Information. If you don’t have that information, please still attend; the information is valuable and you will still be able to make good progress on the application. Filling out the FAFSA is one of the most important steps you can take to help pay for your education. Before Colleges and Universities award any Scholarship money, they require you to fill out the FAFSA. Filling out the FAFSA can seem over whelming, however completing the FAFSA online is easier than you might think. We Are Here To Help!

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Huber Heights City Schools will be CLOSED today, February 5, due to icy roads, sidewalks and parking lots. Due to the scheduled two hour early dismissal, a two hour delay is not an option. Please be safe if traveling and have a great weekend.

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Huber Heights City Schools will be on a two hour delay today, February 2, due to snow and ice.

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Underclass Picture Day

Thursday, January 21, 2021

During school hours

Students remaining online will be photographed 12:30 - 2:30

• Wednesday, January 13...Seniors
• Thursday, January 14.......Juniors
• Friday, January 15............All others

• Non Renaissance card holders...$10.00
• Red Card holders........................$5.00
• Gold Card holders........................Free

Students must present their driver's license and proof of insurance, along with the completed parking pass application (2 pages). 

I will go off of the 19-20, 3rd quarter renaissance list that I have, since it is probably the most accurate and we haven't handed out renaissance cards this year. 

Information from Ms. Bridges regarding the return to in-person learning for Semester Two and a link to the Learning Preference form.

For a summary of the data from the mid-year assessment survey, click here.

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Seniors!  Election Poll!  Info!  

Please complete this back to school form by October 7th.  

Wayne High School is continuing its Kona Ice program to reward students for their hard work and good behavior. Students can still receive recognition for their efforts even if they are online. Teachers will notify students who they want to recognize and those students will receive a free three dollar Kona Ice. Wayne has a limited number of students that can receive this reward every month. Students who do not receive this reward can still participate by showing up and purchasing a Kona Ice. This month will be a contactless "drive through" event at the school. On September 30 from 5-7 p.m. at Wayne, students can drive up and receive or purchase Kona Ice. Your name will be on a list for those who receive a free Kona. For all others you may drive up and purchase one. View the flyer and the information about their new online ordering.

Full House!  Welcome!

Chromebook login steps for students - Translated

Sprint MiFi hotspot user guides - Translated

LG cellphone hotspot user guide - Translated

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Click here to read the district's face coverings FAQ document

Click here to watch the Warrior Team information session video for parents

Enroll your student(s) in the Warrior Team here: https://forms.gle/Wb86daXr5BcjynpJA

Fill out this form to enroll your student(s) in the Warrior Team online learning program. Please fill out only one form per household and information for up to five students can be added. This form will be available from Thursday, July 16 at 7 p.m. through Wednesday, July 29 at 11:59 p.m. Click here to complete the enrollment form.

This Thursday, July 16 from 6 - 7 p.m., we will hold an information session via GoToMeeting for any interested families about the Warrior Team online learning plan. Click here to read the full instructions on how to attend and participate in the session.

Click here to view the back to school plans for the 2020-21 school year

View video tutorials for parents on how to use Google Classroom

Read more about the updates from the Montgomery County Health Department

HHCS will distribute meal bags at Wright Brothers Elementary on Mondays from 6 - 9 a.m. and Thursdays from 7 - 10 a.m. Each bag will contain five breakfasts and five lunches. The program will run through the end of July.

Are you interested in a virtual summer camp for your middle or high school student?

BEYOND THE CLASSROOM

VIRTUAL SUMMER CAMP 2020

Explore mathematics through engaging activities in an untraditional environment during this week-long math summer program for middle and high school students. Discover the richness and beauty of mathematics and have fun! Build skills and confidence and express your creativity. The program especially encourages female and gender nonconforming students to apply.

Dates:
High school - July 6 to 10
Middle school - July 20 to 24
Cost: Free!

Learn more or apply: math.osu.edu/btc-gem

Drive by pick up. Stay in your cars. Enter at the Muntz gym entrance. Jostens will be at the student entrance with pre-ordered and PAID caps and gowns. If you have not paid for your caps and gowns please contact Jostens this week to take care of your financial obligations. Question: email a principal.

This is a reminder that Chromebook pick-up will be this upcoming Monday, April 13 from 4 - 8 p.m. at each student’s respective school. This is only for families of students in grades 3 - 12 who do not have a computer. Please try to arrive during your designated time for health and safety reasons. Students with last names A - H are scheduled from 4 - 5 p.m., last names I - P from 5 - 6 p.m., last names Q - Z from 6 - 7 p.m., and anyone who is not able to make their assigned time can arrive from 7 - 8 p.m.

Grades 3 - 12 are moving to online learning through Google Classroom on April 14 so it is imperative that families pick-up a Chromebook if they need it.

English: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Iowi-gmbys

Spanish: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddfKI7sVGiA 

Arabic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MISidYbsLDM

Huber Heights City Schools will be on spring break from April 6 - April 10. First Christian Church has graciously stepped up to provide meal bags to students while schools are closed during this period of time. Meals will be available for pick-up on April 6 from 6 - 10 a.m. at Valley Forge and Wright Brothers Elementary Schools. There will be an alternate pick-up day on April 9 from 6 - 10 a.m. if families are unable to pick-up meals from earlier in the week. This event is not sponsored by Huber Heights City Schools or Huber Heights City Schools Nutrition Services Department, nor does Huber Heights City Schools verify the food quality or nutritional value. Huber Heights City Schools sponsored, meal pick-up will resume on April 13.  

Huber Heights City Schools are still providing meal bags to students while schools are closed through May 1. Meal bags will contain breakfast and lunch for five days and are available for pick-up on Mondays. Meals will be available for all HHCS students to pick-up at Valley Forge and Wright Brothers Elementary Schools from 6 - 10 a.m. and students do not have to be present. There will be an alternate pick-up day on Thursdays from 6 - 10 a.m. if families are unable to pick-up meals on Mondays. There will be no meal pick-up during the district’s previously scheduled spring break from April 6 - 10. Meal pick-up will resume on April 13.  

Updates on state testing, high school graduation, the third grade reading requirement and more

Superintendent Basora provides updates on student work, technology needs and more

March 27, 2020 – Parents, if you need an internet connection, call 844-488-8395 to have Spectrum install a connection for free. Please do this as quickly as possible. Based on recent developments, Spectrum may be the only option to get a free internet connection for the future. Spectrum is installing internet connections in new student households for free until May 12. Currently, there is approximately a two-week wait time for new requests, but installation fees will be waived. The service can be cancelled at any time, including on the sixtieth day of service. With the current volume of internet requests across the state and country, we ask that you please promptly reach out to Spectrum. Their waiting list is growing each day. Please visit our website for more information: http://bit.ly/2Wes1st 

Huber Heights City Schools has set dates for picking up blizzard bags and Chromebooks.

Families of students in grades Pre-K - 2 can pick-up blizzard bags on Friday, April 3 from 4 - 8 p.m. at their respective schools. Please try to arrive during your designated time for health and safety reasons. Students with last names A - H are scheduled from 4 - 5 p.m., last names I - P from 5 - 6 p.m., last names Q - Z from 6 - 7 p.m., and anyone who is not able to make their assigned time can arrive from 7 - 8 p.m.

Families of students in grades 3 - 12 who do not have a computer can pick-up Chromebooks on Monday, April 13 from 4 - 8 p.m. at their respective schools. Please try to arrive during your designated time for health and safety reasons. Students with last names A - H are scheduled from 4 - 5 p.m., last names I - P from 5 - 6 p.m., last names Q - Z from 6 - 7 p.m., and anyone who is not able to make their assigned time can arrive from 7 - 8 p.m.

We are providing one Chromebook for every two students. For example, families with three students receive two Chromebooks; families with four students receive two Chromebooks; families with five students receive three Chromebooks; and families with more than five students will be handled on a case-by-case basis. Please go to each student’s respective building with your photo ID to pick-up a Chromebook. Contact your student’s principal if you did not complete the technology survey that was previously sent out or if you have additional questions.

Huber Heights City Schools will be altering our meal pick-up days beginning Monday, March 23 as a means to limit contact and promote convenience. Meal bags will contain breakfast and lunch for five days and are available to pick-up on Mondays. Meals will be available for all HHCS students to pick-up at Valley Forge and Wright Brothers Elementary Schools from 6 - 10 a.m. and students do not have to be present. There will be an alternate pick-up day on Thursdays if you are unable to pick-up meals on Mondays. We would like to thank our Nutrition Department staff for their dedication to our students as they continue to provide meals during this shutdown.

Superintendent Basora provides updates on staff duties and pay, student attendance, using facilities and more.

Check out this roundup of multilingual resources about COVID-19. bit.ly/2INnNjm

You can also call the Ohio Department of Health with your questions at 833-427-5634.

Governor DeWine directed all schools to begin an extended three week spring break starting this Tuesday, March 17. Due to our previously scheduled spring break, our schools will be closed from March 17- April 12. Read the full update from superintendent Basora.

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Wright Brothers Elementary received a $5,000 donation and a pizza party for the whole school from Casey’s General Stores. See how the school won the support and other highlights in Warrior Weekly. http://bit.ly/2TIzld0

Monticello Elementary fifth graders Jayvaun Butler and Mason Moore are leading the #DaytonChallenge at their school. Here’s what the school is doing for the challenge and other highlights in this edition of Warrior Weekly. http://bit.ly/2Touhu5

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 19th. We will be unable to schedule any appointments after 3:00 pm on Wednesday, March 19th.

If you cannot attend on March 19th 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

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A snow day isn't going to stop the Warrior Weekly from coming your way. Check out the special achievements by the Wayne High School Air Force Junior ROTC and others across the district. http://bit.ly/2S5zgQV  

Click here for the second semester Principal Honor Roll list.

Click Here Wayne High School second quarter Honor Roll list.

See how science is being utilized in the classroom. Plus, get an inside look at the district's finances. http://bit.ly/3aAp1vj  

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  

ALL Tickets for “All Shook Up” are TRANSFERABLE TO rescheduled dates. 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. Motorcycle Cruise-In  CANCELLED March 14 @Noon

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

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

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

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

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.  

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 should not sign up because they can change their notification settings in the Preferences section of their SchoolMessenger accounts.

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.

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Instructions on editing your SchoolMessenger account settings

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

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

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click here to print :  Student EOC schedule April 2019

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

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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

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

Parent Teacher Conference request form

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.

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

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

Picture day envelopes prices

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. 

Wayne Warriors have been working hard since August to present live and streaming shows. Weisenborn and Wayne theatre students have produced two shows so far. Come and see their latest dramatic creation.

There are 3reasons we NEED Theatre in our schools.

First, theatre does no harm. Positive Energy For this reason alone, the more time and energy we as a society devote to theatre and the arts, the better off we will be.

Second, theatre is a sophisticated expression of a basic human need -- one might call it an instinct -- to mimic, to project stories onto ourselves and others, and to create meaning through narrative and metaphor.  WE CAN SEE OURSELVES.

Third, theatre brings people together.  This gathering function of theatre is, in and of itself, something that matters.

Fourth, theatre models for us a kind of public discourse that lies at the heart of democratic life, and builds our skills for listening to different sides of a conversation or argument, and empathizing with the struggles of our fellow human beings whatever their views may be. When we watch a play, we learn what happens when conflicts don't get resolved, and what happens when they do.

Attend a play (live or virtually). View the world from another lens...fall into a story.

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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)

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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 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.

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) 

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

Formal Event -No Jeans

This is a senior only event this year, seniors may bring a date.

Doors lock at 9PM, no late entry

Ticket sales @ $25 (CASH):   lunch time only for Wayne students  / after school till 3:30 for CTC students

Senior and date tickets must be purchased at the same time.

HHCS is on Spring Recess April 2, 2021  -  April 9, 2021.

No School for students!

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Join the #ICanHelp FREE online event to discuss what we can do as families and parents to better assist our children online and using social media positively. Click here for registration information.

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Highlights Include:

• Weekly schedule changes
• Transition clarifications

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Parents and students click here for help.

Click here to open Parent - Teacher Conference form

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.

In the PAC

WHS Choir Concert in the PAC (Preforming Art Center)

May 22  (Tuesday) thru May 25 (Friday)

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Friday, May 15th seniors

Monday, May18th, juniors

Tuesday, May 19th, sophomores 

Wednesday, May 20th, freshmen              

Interested in summer reading options? Although the local libraries are closed, there are options for literacy opportunities available. Here's a list of options that students can access.

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.

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

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

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Chrome book drop off will be Thursday May 21^st starting at 4 pm and going till 7 pm. We will also be collecting Chrome Books on Tuesday May 26^th from 12:00 pm till 3 pm. Students are permitted to drop off chrome books. Parents are not required to be there to drop off your assigned chrome book. Please use the main entrance doors to drop off chrome books and to return textbooks. Thank you for your continued support during the COVID 19 pandemic.

Check out students' projects in the district art gallery

• Principal's Honor Roll
• Honor Roll

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November 9th for Seniors

November 10th for Juniors

November 11th for all others

Passes are $20 for non renaissance card holders

$10 for red card holders(3rd quarter)

Free for Gold Card holders (3rd quarter)

Forms available online or in the main office

Please bring driver's license and proof of insurance with the completed form.

The One Thing She Wants Others To Know About Her

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Summer School Opportunities for Students in Grades 8-12:

• Session A: June 7-25
• Session B: July 12-30
• EOC Bootcamp: July 6-12
• EOC Exams: Week of July 13

All sessions will be in person and space is limited. Students will be assigned on a first-come, first-served basis. Click Read More for more information.

The free ASVAB Exam will be offered on Saturday, October 24th from 9:00AM to 12:00PM in the Wayne ITC library.  The ASVAB is used to determine qualification for enlistment in the United States Armed Forces and is open to Wayne students in 10^th thru 12^th grades only.  Sign-up by completing THIS GOOGLE FORM on the Wayne HS home page under "school news" by midnight October 22nd. 

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Dayton Live's Arts Impact program Oral Funk Poetry Productions (OFP) is excited to invite Wayne HS students to participate in Ohio’s first-ever Urban Creative Arts Healing and Performance Symposium April 16^th and 17^th.

Wayne High School Talent Show Auditions March 15-17 (3:00 - 5:00PM)

Link to the sign up form 

Flyer for the Talent Show

Click here to view the most recent issue of Warrior Weekly.

The date for school pictures for remote students grades (9, 10 &11) is WEDNSDAY, JANUARY 27.  (11:00  - 3:00)

 STOP by the MAIN OFFICE       have your TEMP. TAKEN    then go to the  SMALL GYM

Underclassman pictures will be Wednesday starting at 11:00  until  3:00

Picture retake day will be scheduled at a later time and will include after school hours that will be communicated once scheduled.

Seniors composite picture day at Wayne is February 9 from 2:50-4 in the multipurpose room. Cost is $20 and you must bring exact change. touch ups will cost an additional $10.

Click here for Yearbook Ordering information

Her Passion That Helps Her Relax

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Interested in robotics, coding or artificial intelligence? Applications for Inspirit AI camp close on March 31. Apply today!

Ohio State Testing schedules are now available for all students in grade K-12. Testing will begin the week of April 12th after students return from Spring Recess. Please be on the lookout for more information from building principals about testing procedures and helpful resources for students and families.

K-6 Testing Schedule

9-12 Testing Schedule

What She Says Are The Tops Highlights Of Her Life

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Register Today and Get Academically Ahead This Summer

The Montgomery County Educational Service Center’s Social and Emotional Learning team will continue to offer their new parenting program, Triple P through March. The program is virtual, with each date offering expertise and insight on a different parenting topic. Seminars for parenting both children ages 0-12 and teens 13+ are held via Zoom and any parent in Montgomery County is eligible to attend for FREE!

On February 11, the Board of Education approved an extension of remote Wednesdays through the end of the 2020-2021 school year.

Back to School Plan 3.3

Notice Sent to Families on Feb. 12

Please click HERE for an updated list of scholarship opportunities.  Additional information can be found in the Career Center (B124).

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Wayne High School Theatre Students Nominated for Miami Valley High School Theatre Awards

The awards ceremony will be held Tuesday, June 9,2020 at the Schuster Center at 6:30PM Tickets are $10 to attend performances and awards.

Congratulations cast of Nicholas Korn's Delirium's Daughters

Lead Actor: Jonathan Barker and Nathan Phillips

Supporting Actor: Daniel Frierson, Elisa Pacheco, Kailey Wilde and La'Maisa Townsend

Make-up Design: Hannah Howell

Here is the link for Announcements

As a result of COVID, no parent informational meeting will be held for College Credit Plus.  Any student who is interested in this program for the upcoming school year should visit the Wayne Counseling Department website to find more information about CCP and the application process.  The link is below.

https://www.huberheightscityschools.org/1/Content/98

Students who are currently in the CCP program must still complete the Letter of Intent Form on the website.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to your counselor.

Mrs. Gore

Ms. Guehl's Special Family Traditions 

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What Mrs. Brooks Likes the Most About Wayne High School

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

The Core Values Mrs. Bell Thinks Everyone Should Live By

The One Thing Officer Hogue Wants You to Know About Her

Fact sheet on Pertussis

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.

    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

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

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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!

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

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

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

What Pushed Ms. Eldridge to Pursue a Career in Education

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

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