Sunday, May 15, 2016

Weekly Bulletin for May 16, 2016




Thank you for your help, ladies!

Do the best you can until you know better.
Then when you know better, do better.
- Maya Angelou

Important Dates


May 21 - Saturday School

May 22 - West Geauga Wolverun

May 25 - Choir Sing-Off

May 27 - Last Day for Seniors

May 29 - Staff Indians Game

May 30 - Memorial Day

May 31 - June 2 - Underclassman Final Exams

June 2 - Staff Meeting/Luncheon

June 2 - Graduation

June 3 - Teacher Record Day


Important Information


Prom - Christina Sherwood and Chelsea Talty put together another outstanding prom. Thank you to Keli, Joy, Andi and Stephanie for all your help to ensure everything went smoothly. Jasmine Whittington and Luke Bear were named prom king and queen. Check out more photos here and here. You can also see photos from students by typing #WGProm16 on Twitter.

Baby Boy! - Congratulations to Jay and Christina Kletecka on the birth of their third child. Jack was born on Wedesday, May 11, 2016, and weighted 9 lbs. 9ozs. Everyone is home and doing great.

Supplementals - Those interested in supplemental contracts for next year should submit their applications by summer vacation.

Construction Trades students showing off
their craftsmanship.
Senior Awards Night - Thank you to all of our presenters for recognizing students this past Monday. If your department or club did not give an award, please consider one for next year. Students and parents truly appreciate recognition received by you.

PTO Luncheon - PTO put together a very nice luncheon for the staff last week. Feel free to send a thank you to PTO president, Chris Skerbec at cskerbec@roadrunner.com and she will be sure to present the message at their next meeting.


Supervision - Be sure you never leave students unsupervised while in your care. Always close and lock your door when you are not in your classroom.

Advisory Panel - I would like to meet with interested teachers on Monday, May 23rd after school to look at ways of improving next year's advisory period.  Ideally, one teacher per department would provide a range of ideas.  Please let me know if you are interested.  

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