May 22 – May 31, 2013

• CHECK POLICY – No checks will be accepted for payments to the school for the remainder of this school year.  Beginning April 8^th, all payments must be made in cash or with a money order.

• The Wildcat Players Advance Drama Class proudly presents THE ORIGINALS: The first ever presentation of three class-created short plays Thursday @ 7pm in the auditorium for only $2!  Written, rehearsed, and performed by Mr. Halvorson's Drama II students.

Featuring the three short plays:

Something's a Brewin' By Rachel Flurry

Just Wingin' It By Sarah Shealy

To Be Continued By Tyler Diddinger

Please support your fellow students who have created these plays from scratch!

• The 2013 Boys Soccer Banquet will be held this Sunday from 6:00 to 8:00 PM at Sherby's in Simpsonville.  All players, family and friends are invited to attend.  The cost is $5.00 per person and tickets are available from Coach Phillips now through Thursday, May 23rd.  (If you're not going to eat, there is no charge to attend.)  Don't miss out on this fun event!

• Seniors are to return textbooks during their lunches all week.  Mrs. Wills and Mr. Smith will have carts set up near the main gym to collect textbooks.  

• The Juniorette Pinning Ceremony will be held on May 29th at 6:00 in the Media Center. All members are encouraged to attend. If you have questions please see Mrs. Branham or Mrs. Sims.

• Please return your library books to the media center by Tuesday, May 21.

• Fellowship of Christian Athletes is selling Woodmont High School flip flops ($20) and slides ($25) every Thursday at lunch.  You can also come by Mr. Elliott's room (C015), as well.

 This week in athletics

Great Job!

Upcoming and Ongoing Events  

• Students are to enter the building through the commons doors immediately upon arrival to school each morning.  Students are not to loiter in front of the school or in the parking lot.

• All students who drive to school are required to display a WHS parking decal in their vehicle.  Students may purchase parking permits from Mrs. Harder before or after school or during their lunch.  Students are reminded you must complete the Alive at 25 class before applying for a parking permit.  Seniors who passed the HSAP on the first attempt are reminded you must complete a parking permit application, pay class dues, and complete the Alive at 25 class to receive a free parking permit.

• Payments for class dues will be accepted before or after school or during the students’ lunch.

• Students needing to be dismissed early must bring a note from the parent to the main office before class begins at 8:45. Parent note must include the student's first and last name.  Dismissals cannot be arranged by telephone.  Dismissals will not be approved after 3:15.  Students who attend morning career center classes should bring notes requesting dismissal to the office as soon as they arrive on campus before going to lunch or class.

Crime Stoppers – Financial Reward

Be a Campus Crime Stopper:  Call 23-CRIME (232-7463)

Help make our school a safe place to learn.  Report campus crime by calling Crime Stoppers or contact your School Resource Officer with any information on criminal activity.  Report those individuals disrupting your education.  We want your information, not your name.  Callers remain anonymous.  Code numbers are issued to callers.  Individuals who provide information leading to an arrest, disciplinary action, punitive action, or recovery of property may be eligible for cash awards up to $2,000.