Sunday, December 17, 2017

Weekly Bulletin for December 18, 2017



Over 60 WG Band members came to support and play at Operation Santa Sleigh in Chesterland.
Operation Santa Sleigh was organized by the Chesterland Police Department to collect toys
for local residents in need.  Thank you, Jason, for organizing the band's contribution.


A mind troubled by doubt cannot focus on the course to victory. - Phil Armstrong


West Geauga recognized Dr. Phelps
for his dedication to the district's students
at a recent board meeting.  Dr. Phelps' term
will expire at the end of the year.

Important Dates

December 19 - 21 - Midterm Exams

December 21 - end of 2nd quarter/1st semester

December 21 - PTO Luncheon

December 22 - 1/2 PD - 1/2 Records Day & Staff Holiday Luncheon

December 25 - January 5 - Winter Break

January 8 - Department Chair Meeting

January 9 - 2nd quarter grades due

January 12 - Academic Pin Assembly/Breakfast

January 12 - Report cards posted to Portal

January 15 - No School - Martin Luther King Jr. Day


Important Information


Plant Sale - On December 18, the horticulture program is selling holiday plants and arrangements during all lunch periods. Please stop by the main lobby and consider purchasing something to take home.  Get there early as the plants usually go fast.

Holiday Festivities - We hope that you all join us in eating well this week.  On Monday, a chili cook-off is being held during lunch periods.  PTO will be providing lunch on Thursday and Dale Smith is cooking for everyone on Friday.  Under the direction of Melanie Kennedy, Class Act will perform at Friday's luncheon.   I look forward to seeing all of your this week!

Midterm exams - Thank you all for the communication you provided the students regarding this year's midterm exams.  As far as I know, only a few students have made alternative plans to take exams early due to previously arranged travel plans. All other students will take exams according to the posted schedule.  Please encourage students needing extra support to come to see you during Tuesday morning's review session.  Click here to access this week's exam schedule.

Good Professional Reading (or Watching)

Members of Congress who support ending net neutrality and took money from telecom companies — here's how much they got
How A Deregulated Internet Could Hurt America's Classrooms
Student-Made E-Books: A Beautiful Way to Demonstrate Learning
A Starter Kit for Differentiated Instruction

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