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                       WARRIOR NEWS

                                       September 13th, 2024  

 

Friday, September 13th  2-hour early release.

 

Football this week at Springboro, the game theme is

Country Club/Country. 

Springboro Tickets  https://springboro.hometownticketing.com/embed/all?schools=3

 

The baseball meeting has been rescheduled to September 20th in the MP room

 

                                Cabinet Meetings

 

 

                                                            FYI

 

 

The Homecoming Dance is on Saturday, October 12

The dance is from 8 pm-11 pm

Grades 9-12 are welcome to attend as long as they are a WHS student and have had zero suspensions or truancy.

Juniors and Seniors can bring 1 outside guest. The form must be completed the week before the dance.  Forms can be picked up in the MAIN office, Student Store, A117 or E203. Tickets will go on sale the week of the dance.  Tickets are 20 dollars a piece.  They will be sold at lunch.  CTC students can purchase after school in the main office.

The dress code is semi-formal  ... NO DENIM

 

We are excited to announce the Homecoming Parade for 2024! The 2024 Homecoming Parade will be on Wednesday, October 9th with a rain date of Thursday, October 10th. The parade line-up begins at 5:30 pm!  We will start the parade at 6 pm. 

The baseball meeting has been rescheduled to September 20th in the MP room

 

 

 

Students interested in being a Camp Kern Counselor please pick up the application form from the front office. Applications are due Friday, Sept 13th.

 

The PSAT/NMSQT will be offered at Wayne High School on Wednesday, October 23rd in the Small Gym  The $18.00 exam fee is due to Mrs. McCullough (Bursar) during the weeks of September 2nd-September 16th.  The fee payment deadline is September 16th at 3:00 pm.  

 

 

Students who are going to be 18 before November 5th, please see Mrs. McDonald in the main office to get a voter registration form.  Please make sure to use black or blue ink.  You can turn in the form to Mrs. Amburgey. 

 

Underclassmen Picture Day   Tuesday, September 17th

 

 

                                                       CLUB MEETINGS

D and D is canceled for today due to the 2 hour early release

 

 

"Crochet Club will start next Thursday SEPTEMBER 19th! 3:00 pm to 4:00 pm Room A211" See Mrs. Harris if you have questions

 

If you are interested in joining the Academic Challenge Club, but missed the meeting, please contact Mr. Burmeister with any questions. The sign up sheet is outside A223 with additional information. 

                                       Planning for Your Future

 

The Day Air annual College Prep Night at Day Air Ballpark is on Wednesday, September 25th from 6 pm-8 pm.   Local high school students can attend this FREE event and learn everything they need to know about college and chat with over 70 colleges/universities from all over the country.  It’s a great way for students to gather tons of information – all in one spot!  Students must pre-register and attend this event to have the chance to win one of the two, $1,000 scholarships provided by Day Air Credit Union.  Students can now officially register for this event at www.daytondragons.com/collegeprep

 

Upcoming College Visits During Lunch       

 

September 18 ~ Army ~ 11:15-1PM

September 24 ~ Miami Regionals

September 26 ~ Ohio State University

 

 

 

September 10, 2024

We are excited to announce the Homecoming Parade for 2024! The 2024 Homecoming Parade will be on Wednesday, October 9th with a rain date of Thursday, October 10th. The parade line-up begins at 5:30 pm!  We will start the parade at 6 pm. 

The parade will begin at the Huber Center on Chambersburg; by (Get Air, DMV) and end at Wayne High School.  There is a middle school HOME football game. Feel free to stop in to support our teams!

We are looking for businesses, school groups, clubs and organizations to join in our parade.  We will have lots of groups throwing candy and giving away all kinds of wonderful freebies!  

If you would like to be a part of this event please complete the following link 

Homecoming LInk Click here

 

by Wednesday, October 1, 2024.  Please feel free to send this link and email to any school groups who would like to participate.

Our theme this year is "Mirror-ball". We are doing lots of disco balls and shades of pink. I wanted to let you all know since many like to be a part of the theme :)

Thank you for your continued support of our efforts,

Jessie Livesay and Jen Conti

Wayne High School Student Council

 

Senior Survey 

https://forms.gle/TXtPJzrGkvwYFKT78 

(You must log into Wayne/HHCS email to access.)

 

Senior Yearbook Photo Requirements:

• Due no later than January 21, 2025, via email unless Expressions takes your photo.

• They will send it to us in February 2025. 

• Expressions Studios will be at Wayne HS on October 15, 2024, from 1-3:30 pm for senior photos, no appointment is needed. The cost is $25 and includes a copy of the class composite, which is given out at graduation. Expressions Studios 937-836-3288

• No props, hoods, or pets in the photo.

• Absolutely NO hand gestures.

• Must be in color. Indoor headshots are preferred.

• Must be vertical.

• May NOT be a cell phone photo, Snapchat photo, screenshot, etc.

• Must meet these minimum size requirements:

  • 675px width minimum (Equivalent of 2.25" @ 300 dpi)

  • 900px height minimum (Equivalent of 3" @ 300 dpi)

  • Head size (top of hair to bottom of chin) - 1/3 to 1/2 of the image height

• Have your photographer email your photo directly to WHS.yearbook@myhhcs.org

• Photos that do not meet the above requirements may be rejected or may not be visible when printed.

 

Submission Process

Email your photo to WHS.Yearbook@myhhcs.org

1. Receive a confirmation email from the WHS yearbook upon receipt of your photograph when from a photographer other than Expressions. We do NOT send confirmation when photos from Expressions are received, as they are ALL sent in one file at the same time once Expressions has finished editing.

2. The WHS Yearbook Staff reviews your photo to make sure it fits the above requirements.

   1. IF YOUR PHOTO IS ACCEPTED, you will not receive any communication beyond the initial confirmation email (most submitted photos are accepted).

      • We check photos, at minimum, once per week. 

   2. IF YOUR PHOTO IS REJECTED, you will receive an email stating the reason for rejection. If you would like to resubmit, please select a new photograph that meets the requirements, and email the new photograph within one week of receipt of a rejection email.

   3. LATE SUBMISSIONS have a small chance of being included in the book, but there is no guarantee. If they are able to be included, they may not be in alphabetical order.

 

NOTE: We are NOT RESPONSIBLE for printing photos we don't receive! If you do not receive a confirmation email, contact the adviser. If you did not receive a confirmation email, then we DID NOT receive your picture. Please resubmit or email the yearbook adviser at WHS.yearbook@myhhcs.org only. NO confirmation emails are sent for photos taken by Expressions either at their studio or at Wayne.

 

OTHER NOTES:

• Do not resize a low-resolution image to meet the minimum size requirements. Pixelated images will be rejected.

• Outdoor backgrounds can be used, but are not suggested unless used by a professional photographer.

• Some cropping may occur.

• There should be no special filters or graphics added to the photograph.

• There should be no props in the photograph.

• Avoid putting hands near the face (leaning on fist, hand in hair, etc.). 

• Photos with hand gestures will be rejected.

• Full-body photos are not recommended because your image will be very small.

• The yearbook does not resize your photos. The image received is uploaded to our software as is and may be automatically cropped by our software. We are unable to adjust it.

• The WHS Yearbook reserves the right to refuse any photograph.

 

Digital File Format

• RENAMED: [Last]_[First].jpg

  • Example: Papermaker_Joe.jpg

• width 675 px (minimum)

• height 900 px (minimum)

• file format type JPG

• NOTE: DO NOT save photos into Word, Docs, gif, or PDF file formats. We will be unable to use them. We can ONLY use JPG.

 

We do not encourage taking physical prints from your photographer and scanning them. The quality is usually poor. Have your photographer give you the digital image file as a .JPG or have them email directly to WHS.yearbook@myhhcs.org.

Disclaimer

WHS Yearbook staff reserves the right to reject photos for not meeting the above yearbook photo requirements. If your photo is rejected, it is your responsibility to resubmit a photo that meets the requirements. By emailing us your yearbook photo, you agree to these terms. WHS also reserves the right to reject quotes that are not school-appropriate and/or do not meet the above requirements.

 

Purchase a Yearbook

The full price is $65 but is on sale through October 31, 2024, for $55, tax and shipping not included. Books are shipped to the address on your Treering account 4-8 weeks after graduation.

https://www.treering.com/purchase?PassCode=10145988016030 

Customize 2 Pages in Your Yearbook for FREE!

https://drive.google.com/file/d/19e4ruYDnoc_mBCAzL4hDqhNlHrk9hwt5/view?usp=sharing

Purchase a Senior Recognition Ad

¼ page $75

½ page $100

Full page $175

The purchase of an ad does NOT include a yearbook. 

 

Upload Pictures to Contribute to the Yearbook 

Share any photos you would like us to consider using from this school year. Please change the file name or add a caption to let us know who is in the photo, from left to right, along with the date and/or event. You do need to create an account on Treering to be able to upload or email photos. These can also be emailed to the yearbook staff at WHS.yearbook@myhhcs.org but must include the names of those in the photo from left to right.

 

Upload Baby Photos for the Yearbook

You can upload baby photos within your Treering account to be used in the yearbook into a separate folder. We are unable to provide a direct link, please log in and look for the “Baby Photos” folder. These can also be emailed to the yearbook staff at WHS.yearbook@myhhcs.org but must include name of the student in the photo.

 

If you need a copy of this emailed to you for easier access to the links above, please email the yearbook staff WHS.yearbook@myhhcs.org

 

 

 

 

Event Procedures for Friday Night Football Games at Heidkamp Stadium

 

Hello HHCS Students and Families,

Fall sports season has begun! To enhance student safety and facilitate a positive experience for all students and guests at Heidkamp Stadium for Friday Night Football, the following event procedures will be in place beginning this Friday:

• We highly encourage you to purchase tickets electronically. Purchase tickets by visiting hhtps://tinyurl.com/2zmntxam
• Tickets can still be purchased on-site ONLY at the general admission gate. Cash and credit cards are acceptable forms of tender. Students will purchase tickets in a student-specific line that will be clearly marked.

Student Entrance Guidelines

• Students in grades 7-12 must enter through the student gate (located at the nearest bleachers).
• Student entrance is open from 6:00-7:00 p.m.
• A student ID will be required for entry for ALL high school students.
• Students grade 6 and below are not permitted to enter the stadium without a parent/guardian. These students MUST enter through general admission accompanied by a parent/guardian.
• There are NO ticket purchases at the student gate. Students can purchase tickets in the aforementioned student-specific line.

Additional Notes

• No backpacks/sling bags/fanny packs permitted. Purses/diaper bags are subject to search.
• The scoreboard gate is for game personnel ONLY. The gate will be locked.
• General admission closes after halftime. There is no entrance to the game after halftime.
• No re-entry to the stadium after leaving the game at any point, for any reason.

Our number one priority is the safety of our students and all attendees at Huber Heights’ events. These procedures are in place to exercise that priority. Please be respectful of yourself, your peers, and all guests by following these expectations. Go Warriors!

Questions? Please contact Joe Penno, Athletic Director, at joe.penno@myhhcs.org

 

 

Recently, Governor DeWine, Lt. Governor Jon Husted, and Department of Education and Workforce Director Stephen D. Dackin announced the publication of a model policy designed to minimize student use of cell phones during school hours. This model policy prohibits or discourages students from using cell phones or similar electronic communication devices on school property during school hours. Students must keep their cell phones in a secure place such as their locker, a closed backpack, or a storage device provided by the district, whenever cell phone use is prohibited.

Exceptions to the policy include cases when students must use their cell phones for a documented purpose as part of an Individualized Education Program (IEP) or for monitoring a health concern.

The Department created the model cell phone policy as part of the requirements of House Bill 250, recently signed into law by Governor DeWine.  H.B. 250 mandates every school district in the state to establish an official policy governing cell phone usage and emphasizes limiting cell phones to the greatest extent possible by July 1, 2025.

We are communicating this information with you now to begin changing the mindset of students and families. Recent research shows that students are more engaged in their learning when they are not tempted by their devices. Far too many students are focused on engaging with peers which often results in various school issues. We want to partner with you to help students use their time wisely and support their intellectual growth. 

School districts have the option to adopt the Department’s model policy or create their own policy, provided it meets all the requirements within H.B. 250. Wayne High School, and Huber Heights City Schools, will be engaging with the school community during the year to gather feedback on this important topic. We will communicate the adopted cell phone policy once finalized. Until then, we ask that students follow their classroom teacher’s expectations regarding cell phone use. 

Thank you for your cooperation and support.

Brent Carey

Principal