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"If you can find a path with no obstacles, it probably doesn't lead anywhere." — Frank A. Clark
Important Dates
September 8 - First Day of in-building classes
September 8 - Staff Meeting 2:00 P.M.
September 9 - Tabletop Safety Drill 7:25 A.M.
September 15 - 8:00 A.M. - Fire Drill
September 25 - No School/PD Day
September 28 - No School - Yom Kippur
Important Information
Governor's Award - Congratulations to our science department on winning the Governor's Thomas Edison STEM Award. West Geauga was one of 37 schools state-wide to receive this accolade. Congratulations to Kristin Gregory, Mike Sustin, Stephanie Meyer, Alan Duncan, Mike Taurasi, and Aly Ledman on being recognized with the award.
Staff Arrival Procedure - Please click here to review the previously sent Staff Arrival Procedure document.
Clinic Procedures - Please click here to review the previously sent HS Student/Staff Clinic Procerues.
Substitutes - If you need a substitute while students are in the building, be sure to indicate this when completing the form in AESOP. For students that are home, please adhere to the original plan of letting the student know of your absence and providing plans for them to complete online. Do not ask your sub to login to zoom, google classroom, etc. with your credentials.
Bookbags - Over the weekend, a question has come up regarding the bookbag policy. Please note, we are allowing students to carry bookbags to class. We are not requiring students to use the clear bookbags issues to students at the beginning of the year.
Hallways - Please monitor hallways between periods to ensure students are not congregating and are making their way to their next period class. Encourage students to keep moving unless they are at their lockers.
Disinfectant Wipes - Please provide time for students to use the disinfectant wipes located in your classrooms at the end of each period.
Good Professional Reading
3 Ways to Build Relationships—in Person or Virtually
Getting to Know Our Students
Dear Families and Educators: Why Parent-Teacher Communication Is More Important Than Ever
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