End of The Year Finals Schedule

Tuesday, May 15th: 

• Senior Finals 1st, 3rd, 5th, and 7th Hour

Wednesday, May 16th:  

• Senior Finals 2nd, 4th, and 6th Hour
• 7th hour seniors clean out lockers (Will be released by intercom)
• ​All senior F’s and fine/fee list are due

Thursday, May 17th: 

• 7:30-9:00 Senior Cap and Gown/ Graduation Practice
• Seniors report to the auditorium at 7:30am
• Passing of the Torch Assembly at 9:00am (Will be released by intercom)
• 1st Hour – 7:30-8:15
• 2nd Hour – 8:20-9:00
• No Tiger Time and 3rd Hour
• Resume regular schedule after Passing of the Torch

Friday, May 18th:  

• Regular Schedule
• 7th Hour Gold and Platinum Card Celebration
• Graduation at 7:30 p.m., at Tiger Stadium. 
• **Seniors report to assigned rooms at 6:30pm

Monday, May 21st:  

• Regular Schedule

Tuesday, May 22nd:  

• Regular Schedule

Wednesday, May 23rd:  

• Underclassman Finals 2nd and 6th Hour

Thursday, May 24th:  

• Underclassman Finals 1st , 5th , and 7th
• - Tiger Time (No Travel!)

Friday, May 25th (Last Day Of School - Students Dismissed At 12:00)

• Underclassman Finals 3rd and 4th hour
• Tiger Time (no travel) and locker clean out (9th Grade 8:45-9:00) (10th Grade 9:05-9:20) (11th Grade 9:25-9:40 )
• 1st Lunch:  11:00-11:20 (11:25 Back In Classroom) 3rd Floor
• 2nd Lunch:  11:20-11:40 (11:45 Back In Classroom) 2nd Floor 
• 3rd Lunch:   11:40-12:00 -3rd Floor
• Students dismissed at 12:00

Summer School Forms

Summer school forms are available. They can be found on the Waynesville High School Summer School page. Please fill out and return them to the guidance office no later than April 27, 2018.

Student Announcements

THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 2018 

• Seniors:  Cap and Gown money is due NOW in the guidance office.  Cash only.  

• This Friday Waynesville High School students are leading a demonstration in honor of lives lost in school violence, political legislative inactivity, and our ability as a student body to unite together.  This demonstration is not about a singular issue, but rather that our school cares about the safety and health of everyone. This is taking place on Friday, April 20, 2018 in honor of the 19th anniversary of the Columbine shooting, the first major school shooting to occur at that time. Activities for the event have been planned and organized by WHS students. Time will be given during the day to allow students time to voluntarily participate without repercussions. An alternative schedule for Friday has been shared with teachers. Instructions will be provided on Friday for students on where to report to participate or if they select not to participate. Please use our hashtag #WHSforSchoolSafety and upload as many pictures to social media to commemorate this day. We encourage all students to participate and follow the guidance of our teachers and administration as they stand with us in our goals and beliefs. #WHSforSchoolSafety embodies the idea that WHS students are advocates for school safety. On National Walkout Day, the anniversary of the Columbine massacre that began this epidemic. WHS students will stand together, unified, in opposition to the grave violence ravaging schools across America. No student should have to go to school feeling unsafe.

• Students interested in baseball next year can pick up the summer camp form in the Athletic Office or from Coach Turner. The due date is Friday, April 27th.
  
  
• Any students who would like to be in Marching Band for the fall, please see Mr. Stockmann or Ms. Handley for dates and information as soon as possible.

• All wrestlers grades 9-11 please see Coach Smith regarding summer schedules.

• FCCLA will be sponsoring a "mini" Relay for Life event to benefit the American Cancer Society this Saturday, April 21 from 1-4 at WHS. Registration is $20/person and includes a shirt while supplies last. The walk is open to the community. Forms may be picked up on the bulletin board outside room 117.
• You can pick up Prom registration forms at lunch.  Everyone going must register and have a ticket to enter.  Cards do apply.  
• Prom will be held at Nutter Field House on Ft. Leonard Wood base, on Saturday, May 5th, from 9:00 p.m. to 12:00 midnight.  Doors will open at 9:00 p.m.  No student will be permitted back into Prom if they leave.  Pictures will be taken throughout the evening.  Picture order forms, from Wagner Photography, will be given when a ticket is purchased and can be picked up from Mr. Kloeppel at lunch time.  

• If you are interested in boosting up your card status one level, then pick up a 100% club application from any office in the building. Students are responsible for getting their teachers to verify they have all of their work turned in for the 5th grading period and no F's. Applications are due to your principal’s office by the end of the day on Tuesday, April 24th.

• If you have a Platinum card and are interested in a parking spot in front of the gym, see Mrs. Johnson in the main office. These spots will be monitored each grading period and adjusted based on your card status. If you are interested in the privileged parking, your current parking spot will be saved.

• Summer School Applications are available for pickup in the guidance office.  They need returned by Friday, April 27th to the guidance office.

• Auditions for the 2018 Marching Band Color Guard team will be Friday, May 4th from  3:00 to 6:00 p.m.  There will be clinics on Tuesday, May 1st,  and Wednesday, May 2nd from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m.  For more information, see Mrs Handley.

• Beta Club is a service and honor organization that is brand new to WHS, and will be kicking off at the beginning of next school year. Beta Club is available to all grade levels and we want students with many talents and leadership goals. There will be an informational meeting for each grade level.  Sophomores will meet in the auditorium during Tiger Time on Thursday, April 19th. 

• Seniors scholarship season is here! The guidance office has dozens of scholarships available both in the Guidance Office and on the Guidance webpage. Deadlines are quickly approaching. Please see your counselor with any questions you may have.
• Graduating seniors that attended elementary school in the Waynesville School District are invited to attend a reception on May 16th. Interested seniors need to sign up in the Guidance Office.
• A representative with the Air Force will be here on Tuesday, May 2nd during Tiger time.  Any junior or senior interested in visiting with the representative can sign up in the guidance office.

The Hunchback of Notre Dame

Waynesville High School Theatre and Music departments and Thespian Troupe 1669 presents:

The Hunchback of Notre Dame

April 19-21 at 7:00 pm

April 22 at 2:30 pm

Adults $8

Students $6

Children $4

Music by

Alan Menken

Lyrics by

Stephen Schrawtz 

Book by

Peter Parnell

Based on the Victor Hugo novel and songs from the Disney film

Waynesville High School Auditorium

Fine Arts in the Park

Raging Harmonies, Troupe 1669, PFAA, WHS Art, and WHS Band present:

Fine Arts in the Park

April 28,

2017

at 3 PM

Join us for a FREE showcase of art, music, and theatre performances.

Takes place at Waynesville City Park.

Friday, April 20, 2018

Tiger Pride System

The Tiger Pride System (TPS) aims to reward effort and achievement by offering various privileges to students who maintain a high standard of academics, citizenship, and attendance.  The TPS incentive program is an integral part to the daily school operations and a major motivator for students to put an emphasis on their attendance and GPA.  The program utilizes these qualifications to provide the best learning environment for all students at WHS.

Purpose

The purpose of the card program is to proactively incentivize students with relevant privileges that are meaningful to them, such as travel to privilege areas during Tiger Time and the ability to leave for lunch a couple of minutes early to beat the rush.  This program was first developed during the 2015-16 school year and revised with input from faculty and student groups to best meet the needs of our students for the 2016-17 school year. We will continue to monitor and update the system as needed, so the system remains relative and motivating to all students.

Read More about the Tiger Pride System

Paying for your child's school meals

The Waynesville R-VI School District now offers MySchoolBucks, a convenient online service that allows you to securely pay for your student’s meals online using your credit/debit card or electronic check.

You can:

•     Set Up Automatic Recurring Payments
•     Track & Review Meal History
•     Create Low Balance Alerts
•     Make Payments with the Mobile App
•     And More…

Sign up now! Registering for your account is easy, go to MySchoolBucks. Create a secure account and never worry again about sending cash or checks with your student(s) to school again!

MySchoolBucks – the Waynesville R-VI School District’s new online meal payment system – is free to use to look up a student’s balances/transaction history/etc.; however, a $2 payment processing fee is charged for making an online payment with MySchoolBucks. 

In the former system, a .29 cents fee plus 2.9% of the amount of the transaction was charged.  MySchoolBucks charges a flat $2.00 fee, regardless of the amount. Parents may avoid paying the fee by sending a check to their student’s school.

Debit and credit card companies charge a payment processing fee for payments made online, but many businesses absorb that cost. Waynesville R-VI serves about 1 million meals annually and spends about $1 million more than it receives in income from students and commodities without the additional payment processing fee. 

https://www.MySchoolBucks.com

(855) 832-5226

Have a smartphone? Get the MySchoolBucks Mobile App:

iOS - (iPhone) Download from the App Store

Android - Download from the Play Store