October 3

DECA members:  Friendly reminder that if you have not paid your dues, they are due by 10/5! The Albanese orders are also due on 10/5. Please be sure to turn them both in.

Junior/senior early release incentive forms are due to Ms. Sutton by THIS FRIDAY, October 6th! If you do not have your application turned in by Friday you will not be able to participate until the second semester. 

MS VB Pictures will be taken right after school tomorrow.

The student council teacher appreciation committee will have a work meeting at lunch in Mrs. Peres's room.  Come help us make some decorations.

Class officer elections will be happening this week, be on the lookout for your class's announcement.

Congratulations goes out to the 8th grade girls Middle School Volleyball team on their win against Lake Station last night.  A shout out to Emma Gilbert for her serves and setting throughout the game.  Wish us luck as we face Hebron tonight at Home. 

October 2

Congratulations to Emma Gilbert, Eli Powell and Jacob Barker for being selected to this year's "All Region Honor Band"!  The All Region Honor Band will perform at Portage High School at 4pm on Sunday, November 12th.

Old shoes, new shoes, blue shoes or red shoes,

Snow shoes, shined shoes, sharp shoes or chic shoes

ALL can be donated to the Key Club Shoe drive!  Please bring your shoes to Mrs. Rea's room by October 13th.

DECA members:  Friendly reminder that if you have not paid your dues, they are due by 10/5! The Albanese orders are also due on 10/5. Please be sure to turn them both in.

Students who signed up to meet with the University of Saint Francis rep should report to the Media Center at 9:00 this morning.

Congratulations to Paige Hein and Brody Mears for earning all-conference at the PCC championship cross county meet on Saturday. 

At the Indiana Middle School Cross Country State Meet, Jody Stump placed 3rd out of 462 runners with a time of 10:54. Congratulations to the middle school cross country runners on a great season!

Congratulations to the September Super Senators!

6th Grade- Drake Merritt and Emma Shuttz

7th Grade- Emma Goetschel and Willy Wilks

8th Grade-  Aiden Suga and Mikayla Lenart

September 29

7th and 8th grade boys interested in playing basketball, pick up a form in the main office. Tryout dates are on the form.

Class officer elections will be next week.  Each class will be voting for President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer.  If you have questions about the responsibilities for any office, talk to Mrs. Peres.  Intent to run forms are due Monday.

Old shoes, new shoes, blue shoes or red shoes,

Snow shoes, shined shoes, sharp shoes or chic shoes

ALL can be donated to the Key Club Shoe drive!  Please bring your shoes to Mrs. Rea's room by October 13th.

Enter for your chance to throw water balloons at Mr. Leighty! Tickets are $1 each and will go to supporting the art club. Tickets will be sold before and after school, as well as during lunch. 

DECA members:  Friendly reminder that if you have not paid your dues, they are due by 10/5! The Albanese orders are also due on 10/5. Please be sure to turn them both in.

The 7th and 8th grade girls volleyball teams won their games against Wanatah last night. A huge shoutout goes to Janet Meade for serving 21 serves in a row. Another shout out to Skyla Clabaugh for her work at the net. Congratulations lady senators! 

September 28

7th and 8th grade boys interested in playing basketball, pick up a form in the main office. Tryout dates are on the form.

It’s Day 2 of College Go Week!  Seniors, make sure you take advantage of the free college applications this week.  When you come back to school on Thursday, remember to wear your favorite college gear.  

Old shoes, new shoes, blue shoes or red shoes,

Snow shoes, shined shoes, sharp shoes or chic shoes

ALL can be donated to the Key Club Shoe drive!  Please bring your shoes to Mrs. Rea's room by October 13th.

Enter for your chance to throw water balloons at Mr. Leighty! Tickets are $1 each and will go to supporting the art club. Tickets will be sold before and after school, as well as during lunch. 

Art club will be after school today.

Congratulations to Emma Howard, Zach Wehner and Abby Vermillion for being selected to this year's "All District Honor Band"!  The All District Band will perform at Kankakee Valley High School at 4pm on Sunday, November 19th.

Congratulations goes out to the Girls Middle School Volleyball team.  They defeated River Forest in three games on Tuesday night.  A shout out to Mackenzie Darnell and Hannah Ewing for their kills at the net. Another shout out to Jamy Bauer for her amazing serves.    Great Job Ladies!

It was a great night at the PCC Championship meet for WTMSXC!! 18 runners PR’d last night and Brianna Riccard joins the elite team of state qualifiers! 

Our All Conference runners are: 

Jody Stump (1st) with a time of 11:11 

Annabelle Sexton (13th) 12:50 

Caroline Steele (15th) 13:10

•WT girls team finished in 3rd for PCC.

 Aidan Porter (3rd) with a time of 10:52 

Willy Wilks (4th) 10:53 

Hunter Krooswyk (10th) 11:34 

Aiden Suga (13th) 11:44 

•WT boys team placed 2nd in PCC.

September 26

Morgan Township is hosting a College and Career Fair on Wednesday, September 27th from 5 ‘til 7 p.m.  All East Porter students and parents are welcome to attend!

7th and 8th grade boys interested in playing basketball, pick up a form in the main office. Tryout dates are on the form.

It’s Day 2 of College Go Week!  Seniors, make sure you take advantage of the free college applications this week.  When you come back to school on Thursday, remember to wear your favorite college gear.  

Old shoes, new shoes, blue shoes or red shoes,

Snow shoes, shined shoes, sharp shoes or chic shoes

ALL can be donated to the Key Club Shoe drive!  Please bring your shoes to Mrs. Rea's room by October 13th.

If you want to help improve our school’s pep rallies, you should consider joining the Student Council. There is a callout meeting for Student Council’s brand new Pep Rally Committee today during lunch, and Vice President Josh Reeder wants to hear your voice. So again, if you have ideas for school pep rallies, come to the callout meeting during lunch and consider joining Student Council."

Enter for your chance to throw water balloons at Mr. Leighty! Tickets are $1 each and will go to supporting the art club. Tickets will be sold before and after school, as well as during lunch. 

Due to the e-learning day on Wednesday, Art Club will be after school on Thursday this week. 

September 25

Morgan Township is hosting a College and Career Fair on Wednesday, September 27th from 5 ‘til 7 p.m.  All East Porter students and parents are welcome to attend!

7th and 8th grade boys interested in playing basketball, pick up a form in the main office. Tryout dates are on the form.

Happy College Go Week!  For this week only, a number of Indiana colleges are waiving their application fees so seniors can apply for free.  We will be having some fun this week with dress up days, trivia questions, and more.  Tomorrow’s theme is NEON because “Our Future Is Bright”!

One of our challenges this week is to find the 25 college logos and flags that have been hidden throughout the building.  If you find one, bring it to Mrs. Symer’s office to collect a prize!  

Old shoes, new shoes, blue shoes or red shoes,

Snow shoes, shined shoes, sharp shoes or chic shoes

ALL can be donated to the Key Club Shoe drive!  Please bring your shoes to Mrs. Rea's room by October 13th.

If you want to help improve our school’s pep rallies, you should consider joining Student Council. There is a callout meeting for Student Council’s brand new Pep Rally Committee today during lunch, and Vice President Josh Reeder wants to hear your voice. So again, if you have ideas for school pep rallies, come to the callout meeting during lunch and consider joining Student Council."

WTXC had a big meet at Culver over the weekend with 10 running personal best times. Jody Stump placed 4th out of 541 runners. Willy Wilks placed 10th and Aidan Porter 13th out of 587 runners. Next up is MS PCC on Wednesday and HS PCC on Saturday at Hebron. 

The girls varsity soccer team won their last home game of the season on Friday night against Hebron. After a difficult match ending 2-1, the Lady Senators have set the record for most wins in a season. They play their last regular season game tonight at Boone Grove at 5pm 

September 22

Key Club Members - we have two events this weekend:  the South County Cook Off at the Expo Center on Saturday, and the Fall Harvest Festival at Sunset Hills Park on both Saturday and Sunday.  Please make sure you are there, or find someone to replace you if you signed up to help!  The organizers are counting on you being there for everything to run smoothly!  There are still a few openings if you would like to sign up!

Lilly Scholarship applications are due TODAY (Friday)  by 3:00 p.m.

Morgan Township is hosting a College and Career Fair on Wednesday, September 27th from 5 ‘til 7 p.m.  All East Porter students and parents are welcome to attend!

We need your help!  I'm sure that if you look in your closet, or under your bed, you will find a pair of shoes that you no longer wish to wear.  Would you please consider donating them to the Shoe Drive that Key Club is donating to?  Even old shoes will be accepted because they can be cut up and used for other things.  Please bring all donations to Mrs. Rea's room by October 13th.

Monday will be the last day to bring in Items for the Operation Christmas Child class competition. Right now the teachers are in the lead to get Mrs. Peres's chocolate chip cookies.  We are in need of washcloths,  bar soap, chapstick, combs, nail files and other personal care items.

Today during SRT the high school student council will meet in Mrs. Peres room.  If you are interested in being a class officer come to the meeting.  Students in vocational can talk with Mrs. Peres for more information.

7th and 8th grade boys interested in playing basketball, pick up a form in the main office. Tryout dates are on the form.

Middle School cross country had a strong showing at the Viking Invite tonight! Annabelle Sexton and Wimberly Scott placed 7th and 9th for 6th grade girls. Jody Stump took 1st overall for 7th grade girls followed by Caroline Steele in 13th. Willy Wilks took 2nd for 7th grade boys. The 8th grade boys placed 2nd overall as a team led by Aidan Porter in 2nd, Hunter Krooswyk in 10th and Aiden Suga in 14th. Next up is the Culver Invite this Saturday.

September 21

Calling all Juniors and Seniors! The Early Release Incentive Program is making a return as we have reached the midway point in the first quarter. Any junior or senior who is here for the second half of the school day is eligible to apply to leave school early (skip SRT). You must have less than 6 absences, less than 4 tardies, have no grades below a B-, and have no disciplinary actions. Talk with Mr. Leighty if you have any questions!

Key Club Members - we have two events this weekend:  the South County Cook Off at the Expo Center on Saturday, and the Fall Harvest Festival at Sunset Hills Park on both Saturday and Sunday.  Please make sure you are there, or find someone to replace you if you signed up to help!  The organizers are counting on you being there for everything to run smoothly!  There are still a few openings if you would like to sign up!

Middle School Student Council will have a meeting during lunch today in Ms. Billings' room. Please plan on attending.

Our class competition for bringing in the most personal care items for Operation Christmas Child will continue through Monday.  We will continue to collect items until we deliver the boxes in November.  Talk to Mrs. Peres or Ella Kodicek if you have any questions.

Tomorrow, Friday during SRT the Student council will be meeting in Mrs. Peres' room.  If you are interested in joining or being a class officer come to the meeting.  If you are in vocational, and are interested, talk to Mrs. Peres for more information.

DECA members, we will be having a meeting during lunch today in Mrs. Earle's room. Please bring your $40 dues and be prepared to sign up for your event. If you can not attend please stop by and see Mrs. Earle before Thursday to discuss an important new development. 

Do you remember dumping ice on Mr. Leighty last year? What about when he got a pie in the face? Did you want to be the one to pie him? Now is your opportunity! Next week, Art Club will be selling raffle tickets for the chance to throw water balloons at Mr. Leighty. Tickets are $1 each and there will be 5 winners! Take your chances and throw some balloons. Tickets sold all next week.

Students who are meeting with the VU rep today will receive a pass from Mrs. Symer.  The visit will take place at 10:00 in the library.

The Boys soccer team plays away at Demotte Christian tonight at 6:30 pm. There will be a meeting in Mr. Swann's room at lunch. 

The girls varsity soccer team won their senior night match against River Forest last night 7-0. 

Senior Alicia Flores scored 5 goals with the remaining two coming from freshman Lily Reeder, and goalkeeper Claire Klinger

Lilly Scholarship applications are due tomorrow by 3:00 p.m.

September 20

Students going on today’s field trip should be in the atrium right now to check in and load the bus!!!!

Calling all Juniors and Seniors! The Early Release Incentive Program is making a return as we have reached the midway point in the first quarter. Any junior or senior who is here for the second half of the school day is eligible to apply to leave school early (skip SRT). You must have less than 6 absences, less than 4 tardies, have no grades below a B-, and have no disciplinary actions. Talk with Mr. Leighty if you have any questions!

Key Club Members - we have two events this weekend:  the South County Cook Off at the Expo Center on Saturday, and the Fall Harvest Festival at Sunset Hills Park on both Saturday and Sunday.  Please make sure you are there, or find someone to replace you if you signed up to help!  The organizers are counting on you being there for everything to run smoothly!  There are still a few openings if you would like to sign up!

Middle School Student Council will have a meeting during lunch on Thursday in Ms. Billings' room. Please plan on attending.

DECA members, we will be having a meeting during lunch on Thursday in Mrs. Earle's room. Please bring your $40 dues and be prepared to sign up for your event. If you can not attend please stop by and see Mrs. Earle before Thursday to discuss an important new development. 

Do you remember dumping ice on Mr. Leighty last year? What about when he got a pie in the face? Did you want to be the one to pie him? Now is your opportunity! Next week, Art Club will be selling raffle tickets for the chance to throw water balloons at Mr. Leighty. Tickets are $1 each and there will be 5 winners! Take your chances and throw some balloons. Tickets sold all next week.

Students who are meeting with the VU rep tomorrow  (Thursday) will receive a college visit pass from Mrs. Symer, and your teachers have already been notified.  The visit will take place at 10:00 in the library.

The High School Student Council will be collecting personal care items through Monday, for operation christmas child. This will be a class competition and the winning grade level of the class competition will get Mrs. Peres's famous chocolate chip cookies.

Hey Senators!  Come to tonight's girls soccer game for senior night and get a treat, while supplies last, from the student council!  

The girls varsity soccer team is playing River Forest tonight at home, come support our seniors Sarah, Grace, Alicia, Sarah and Jacy on their senior night at 4:30pm 

September 19

Seniors, please see Mrs. Symer if you need help with your scholarship applications.  Lilly Scholarship applications are due this Friday.

If you are going on the construction trades field trip tomorrow (Wednesday), your permission slips must be turned in to Mrs. Symer today!  Please also fill out the pre-trip Google Form survey.

Any 7th or 8th grade interested in playing boys basketball, please get information from Coach Bowersock at lunch. Coach Bowersock has created another tryout date for Saturday, Sept 23rd @ 5pm to 6:15pm in Senator Gym.

Calling all Juniors and Seniors! The Early Release Incentive Program is making a return as we have reached the midway point in the first quarter. Any junior or senior who is here for the second half of the school day is eligible to apply to leave school early (skip SRT). You must have less than 6 absences, less than 4 tardies, have no grades below a B-, and have no disciplinary actions. Talk with Mr. Leighty if you have any questions!

Key Club Members - we have two events this weekend:  the South County Cook Off at the Expo Center on Saturday, and the Fall Harvest Festival at Sunset Hills Park on both Saturday and Sunday.  Please make sure you are there, or find someone to replace you if you signed up to help!  The organizers are counting on you being there for everything to run smoothly!  There are still a few openings if you would like to sign up!

Middle School Student Council will have a meeting during lunch on Thursday in Ms. Billings' room. Please plan on attending.

DECA members, we will be having a meeting during lunch on Thursday in Mrs. Earle's room. Please bring your $40 dues and be prepared to sign up for your event. If you can not attend please stop by and see Mrs. Earle before Thursday to discuss an important new development. 

High School cross country ran the New Prairie invite over the weekend. Seven ran personal best times including Brody Mears who placed 22nd out of 221 runners with a time of 17:52. Next up is the Culver Invite this Saturday!

September 18

Seniors, please see Mrs. Symer if you need help with your scholarship applications.

If you are going on the construction trades field trip next week, remember to turn in your permission slips and fill out the Google Form survey. 

Any 7th or 8th grade interested in playing boys basketball, please get information from Coach Bowersock at lunch. Coach Bowersock has created another tryout date for Saturday, Sept 23rd @ 5pm to 6:15pm in Senator Gym.

Calling all Juniors and Seniors! The Early Release Incentive Program is making a return as we have reached the midway point in the first quarter. Any junior or senior who is here for the second half of the school day is eligible to apply to leave school early (skip SRT). You must have less than 6 absences, less than 4 tardies, have no grades below a B-, and have no disciplinary actions. 

 Talk with Mr. Leighty if you have any questions!

September 15

Seniors, please see Mrs. Symer if you need help with your scholarship applications.

If you are going on the construction trades field trip next week, remember to turn in your permission slips and fill out the Google Form survey. 

Any 7th or 8th grade interested in playing boys basketball, please get information from Coach Bowersock at lunch. Coach Bowersock has created another tryout date for Saturday, Sept 23rd @ 5pm to 6:15pm in Senator Gym.

If anyone is still interested in joining Key Club, it is definitely NOT too late!  We have several events in the next couple of months and could really use the help!  Not only will you be helping the community, but you will be making new friends and new fun memories!  Please join us during SRT on Friday in the Media Center for our next meeting!  Please bring your forms and dues to the meeting, too!

If you are interested in going to the Indianapolis Zoo for the Fall Rally, or going to the Key Leader weekend at Camp Tecumseh, please see Mrs. Rea or one of our officers.  Or come to the meeting on Friday for more information!

Would you like to help children around the world experience a wonderful Christmas? High School Student Council is asking for donations to Operation Christmas Child, and this month, STUCO will be collecting personal care items September 18th through the 22nd. Please consider donating, you would be bringing smiles to children everywhere!

The girls varsity soccer team had another shutout victory last night over Marquette. The final score was 2-0 with both points coming from Alicia Flores assisted by Ava Hart and Jessica Fleming. They play again tonight at VCA at 4:30 pm. 

 September 14

Seniors, please see Mrs. Symer if you need help with your scholarship applications.

If you are going on the construction trades field trip next week, remember to turn in your permission slips and fill out the Google Form survey. 

Any 7th or 8th grade interested in playing boys basketball, please get information from Coach Bowersock at lunch this week.

If anyone is still interested in joining Key Club, it is definitely NOT too late!  We have several events in the next couple of months and could really use the help!  Not only will you be helping the community, but you will be making new friends and new fun memories!  Please join us during SRT on Friday in the Media Center for our next meeting!  Please bring your forms and dues to the meeting, too!

If you are interested in going to the Indianapolis Zoo for the Fall Rally, or going to the Key Leader weekend at Camp Tecumseh, please see Mrs. Rea or one of our officers.  Or come to the meeting on Friday for more information!

Come out tonight and support the high school volleyball team in their pink out game. Wear pink and get a brownie from the student council while supplies last.

The Middle School cross country teams broke all expectations last night for the 2nd PCC Round Robin race. Willy Wilks led the boys team with a 1st place finish. Followed by Aiden Porter, Hunter Krooswyk, Aiden Suga and Carter Jorczak. Our girls race was won by Jody Stump. Completing our top 5 was Annabelle Sexton, Caroline Steele, Courtney Bauer and Mary Scott. Mary ran a state qualifying time last night and is joining our elite team of runners that will compete in the state race in Terre Haute. 

September 13

The Student Council Service project committee will meet in Mrs. Peres' room at lunch time today. 

Seniors, please see Mrs. Symer if you need help with your scholarship applications.

If you are going on the construction trades field trip next week, remember to turn in your permission slips and fill out the Google Form survey.  

The high school cross country teams continue to improve with 9 new personal best times ran at the PCC meet last night. The girls were led by Paige Hein in 21st place, Olivia Batthauer in 24th and Ella Compton in 27th. The boys were led by Brody Mears in 7th place and Aaron Supernant in 20th. Next up is the New Prairie invite on Saturday.

Middle School Student Council would like to extend a huge congratulations to Rachel Frederick for being named Student Council Secretary. Thank you to all the student council members who ran for office and those who participated in the election.

Any 7th or 8th grade interested in playing boys basketball, please get information from Coach Bowersock at lunch this week.

The boys soccer team lost 3-1 to VCA. Owen Gilbert tied things up in the first half after the Senators went down 1-0 in the first 5 minutes. However, conceding a penalty put the Senators down 2-1. The game was close, but the Senators were second best on the night and ultimately lost 3-1. The man of the match was Dylan Sickles as the keeper made 7 saves in what was his best game of the season so far. 

September 12

Middle School Student Council will have a meeting today.  After getting your lunch, please report directly to Ms. Billings' classroom.

HS Spell Bowl will have an initial practice/call out meeting today in Mrs. Butler's room at lunch.  If you are interested in joining, stop by Mrs. Butler's room to pick up a list and join the Google Classroom.

The Student Council Service project committee will meet in Mrs. Peres' room at lunch time Wednesday. 

Students who signed up for today’s Manchester University visit will receive a pass from Mrs. Symer.  The visit will take place in the library from 9 ‘til 9:30.

DECA Members, please stop by Mrs. Earle's class this week to grab your Albanese gummies fundraiser forms. If you would like to purchase gummies, please find a DECA member. All of the orders WILL be delivered by Halloween. Thank you for your support!

If you are interested in going to the Indianapolis Zoo for Fall Rally, or going to the Key Leader weekend at Camp Tecumseh, please see Mrs. Rea or one of our officers.  Or come to the meeting on Friday for more information!

Seniors, this is a reminder that the first scholarship list of the year has been posted in your CCR Google Classroom.  It was also shared with each of you and your parents in an email.  Many scholarship opportunities are available - some of them offering FULL TUITION, but you have to complete the application process.  Please see Mrs. Symer if you have questions or need help.

Congratulations to the Middle School cross country teams. The  Girls took 2nd place and boys took 1st in a muddy meet vs Kouts, KV, and Demotte Christian yesterday. Jody Stump led the girls placing 2nd overall followed by Annabelle Sexton in 7th, Wimberly Scott, Amelia Fiocca, and Caroline Steele. Willy Wilks led the boys placing 2nd followed by Aiden Suga in 5th, Hunter Krooswyk, Carter Jorczak, and Cayden Martin. 

Aidan Suga, Cayden Martin and Amelia Fiocca join the elite club of state qualifiers this year.

The student councils want to encourage everyone to come out to tonight's boy's soccer game.  It is their last home game of the season.  Let's show them our support!  The game starts at 4:30.  While supplies last, the student council will give a cookie to high school students that attend.

Boys soccer Players, there will be a meeting in Swann's room at lunch. Additionally, please be at the field and ready to warm up by 3:50 pm. 

September 11

Student council members interested in being on the Homecoming Committee should attend the meeting in Mrs. Peres' room Monday during lunch.

PNW is visiting today at 10:00.  If you have signed up for this visit, you will receive a pass from Mrs. Symer.  The visit will take place in the library from 10 ‘til 10:30.    Manchester U. will be here tomorrow at 9:00.

Middle School Student Council will have a meeting during lunch on Tuesday.  Any 8th grader who is running for office needs to turn in his or her application to Ms. Billings by TODAY. Student Council members, please refer to Google Classroom for updates and information about upcoming meetings.

HS Spell Bowl will have an initial practice/call out on Tuesday in Mrs. Butler's room at lunch.  If you are interested in joining, stop by Mrs. Butler's room to pick up a list and join the Google Classroom.

The Boys Soccer team beat Michigan City on Friday Night 2-1. The boys were down 1-0 at half-time. Senior Jason Cahillane tied the game up by converting a penalty kick and just a few moments later, Owen Gilbert scored the winner assisted by Liam Schott. The man of the match was Jason Cahillane.

The Boys next game is tomorrow against VCA. This is their last home game of the season. 

September 8

Popcorn day is finally here!  Currently, Indiana is the  number one producer of popcorn in the US. However, Nebraska and Indiana are close and at times Nebraska is the number one producer of popcorn.  Disney World proudly serves Orville Redenbacker popcorn, as it is advertised on the sides of all of their popcorn carts.  The kernels of popcorn that do not pop are referred to as Old Maids.  They do not have enough moisture to produce enough steam to pop.  We would like to thank the middle school teachers and the high school student council for making sure we have enough popcorn to snack on during SRT today.  Please be respectful so we can continue with festive days like this. 

Student council members interested in being on the Homecoming Committee should attend the meeting in Mrs. Peres' room Monday during lunch.

High school students:  Today is your last chance to sign up for the Construction and Skilled Trades field trip.  Please see Mrs. Symer

Juniors and seniors:  Check your CCR Google Classroom for the college visit sign up sheet.  We will have several different reps visiting in September and October.  These in-person visits provide a great opportunity to get your college questions answered in a small group setting.

TODAY is the first DECA meeting! Please come to Mrs.Earle's room during SRT for the meeting! Hope to see you there. 

Middle School Student Council will have a meeting during lunch on Tuesday next week.  Any 8th grader who is running for office needs to turn in his or her application to Ms. Billings by Monday. Student Council members, please refer to Google Classroom for updates and information about upcoming meetings.

HS Spell Bowl will have an initial practice/call out next Tuesday in Mrs. Butler's room at lunch.  If you are interested in joining, stop by Mrs. Butler's room to pick up a list and join the Google Classroom.

Good luck to our Washington Township Marching Band tomorrow as they perform in the Valparaiso Popcorn Festival Parade.  The parade starts at 10am tomorrow in downtown Valparaiso and our band is number 66 in the parade.  Come out and cheer them on!

The top 5 runners for the high school girls XC team all ran personal records, taking 2nd place at the Kouts Invite last night. Paige Hein and Olivia Batthauer placed in the top 10 with Ella Compton coming in 12th and Abby Vermillion in 20th place. Brody Mears led the boys team taking 3rd place overall, followed by Aaron Supernant in 19th place, and the rest of the team running personal records.

The Boys Soccer team plays Michigan City tonight at 5:00 pm. Senior Night will start around 4:40. Come support the team and celebrate seniors Rory Bond, Jason Cahillane, Carson Charles, and Josh Millard!

September 7

High school students:  We still have a few spots open for the Construction and Skilled Trades field trip.  See Mrs. Symer to get your name on the list.

Do you love making art? Not enough time to take it in your schedule? Maybe you just want to try some new things! Join the Art Club! Ms. Watters will be holding a call-out meeting TODAY after school in her room S105. Come join the Art Club! If you cannot make the call-out but would still like to join, stop by her room for the Google Classroom code.

Juniors and seniors:  Check your CCR Google Classroom for the college visit sign up sheet.  We will have several different reps visiting in September and October.  These in-person visits provide a great opportunity to get your college questions answered in a small group setting.   

Yesterday's Popcorn trivia answers are: The WT teacher that was in the first float of the first popcorn parade was Mr. Feola for winning his sports tournament putting him directly in front of Orville Redenbocker, the first popcorn parade and festival was in 1979, and the most popular candy thrown in the popcorn parade is Dum Dums. 

Today’s questions:

Which U. S. state is the number one producer of popcorn in the country?

What brand of popcorn is served at Disney?

When popping a bag of popcorn what is the term for the kernel that is left unpopped?

September 6

High school student council members interested in helping plan teacher appreciation should meet in Mrs. Peres’s room during lunch today.

Seniors: You and your parents are invited to attend East Porter’s Financial Aid presentation at Morgan Township on Tuesday, September 12th.  The event begins at 5:00 p.m.

High school students:  We still have a few spots open for the Construction and Skilled Trades field trip.  See Mrs. Symer to get your name on the list.

Do you love making art? Not enough time to take it in your schedule? Maybe you just want to try some new things! Join the Art Club! Ms. Watters will be holding a call-out meeting Thursday September 7th after school in her room S105. Come join the Art Club! If you cannot make the call-out but would still like to join, stop by her room for the Google Classroom code."

College reps are coming to WT!!  Sign up with Mrs. Symer if you would like to meet with representatives from any of these colleges:  Purdue Northwest, Purdue West Lafayette, Manchester University, Wabash College, University of Saint Francis, or Valparaiso University.  These visits take place during school hours and will last for 30 minutes each.  

Owen Gilbert has been nominated for the MaxPreps Indiana Player of the Week award! Vote as many times as possible between now and Monday, September 11th. The link to vote is on your class Google Classrooms. 

The girls varsity soccer team played a strong match last night against Demotte Christian. Samantha Bunag scored a penalty kick in the first half followed quickly by a goal from Alicia Flores assisted by Grace Cutean. The girls ended in a draw 2-2 and will playing again next week at Home against rivals Morgan Township

The answers to yesterday's popcorn trivia are as follows:  Orville Redinbacker went to Purdue University where he was a member of their All American Marching Band and a member of the AGR Fraternity.  With a business partner he bought Chesters Hybrid based out of Boone Grove.  Finally the Orville Redinbacker statue was unveiled downtown Valpo in 2012.

Today's trivia questions are:

Question 1. Which Washington township teacher was in the very first float of the very first popcorn parade?

Question 2. What year was the first Valparaiso Popcorn parade and festival

Question 3. What is the most popular type of candy thrown at the popcorn parade?

September 5

Seniors: Morgan Township will be hosting the annual East Porter Financial Aid Night on Tuesday, September 12th beginning at 5:00 p.m.  Bring your parents and find out about college funding options, the financial aid process, and how to file the FAFSA. 

Sophomores, juniors, and seniors, please see Mrs. Symer today to sign up for the Construction and Skilled Trades field trip.  We have 14 spots remaining

The boys soccer team played rivals Kouts on Friday. It was a contested game throughout, and the Mustangs went into halftime up 1-0. The Senators made it their game in the second half. Jason Bunag assisted Owen Gilbert on a beautiful lofted through ball down the middle of their defense. With 5 minutes to go, Gavin Kukler latched onto a pass from Liam Schott and blasted it into the bottom corner for the game-winner. This is the first time the boys soccer team has beat Kouts in at least a decade. Their 6-1 record is the best to start a season in program history. The man of the match from Friday was Dylan Sickles for overcoming injury to play with bravery.The Senators next match is Friday at home against Michigan City. This is senior night, so make sure to come support the boys. 

Student Council members there will be no lunch meeting today.

In honor of the Popcorn Fest this weekend, the student council is hosting popcorn trivia.  Here are today's questions:

Question 1: What state school did Orville Redenbacher attend?

Question 2: What town did Orville Redenbacher start his hybrid corn company? (Hint: It’s a PCC School)

Question 3: What year was the Orville Redenbacher statue unveiled in Valparaiso?

September 1

Sophomores, juniors, and seniors, are you interested in a career in the trades?  See Mrs. Symer to sign up for a field trip to the Porter County Expo Center on September 20th.  You will have the opportunity to meet apprenticeship instructors and perform hands-on activities.  The first 30 students who sign up will be going on this trip.

There will be a quick HS boys BB meeting today at lunch in Coach Bowersock’s room for anyone in 9th - 12th grades interested in playing basketball.

The boys soccer team beat Oregon Davis 7-0 last night. Senior captain Jason Cahillane opened the scoring with a header assisted by Liam Schott. Schott scored a freekick in the second half, and assisted Owen Gilbert's first goal. Freshman Chris Lutin scored his first goal for the Senators assisted by Rory Bond. Bond had two assists, and setup another goal with a pass to Jason Bunag, who ended the night with 1 goal and 2 assists. Finally, Owen Gilbert scored another hat trick to make it 15 goals so far this season. The Senators' Man Of The Match was Carson Charles, who with goalkeeper Dylan Sickles helped the team keep a very sweet clean sheet. The Senators play PCC rivals Kouts away tonight at 4:30 pm. 

Seniors are in need of a few more students to play in today’s dodgeball tournament.  If you are in afternoon vocational, let Mrs. Peres know you are interested.

High school students should report to SRT for attendance then head to the gym for the dodgeball tournament.  You are to sit with your grade level with freshman closest to the office and continue to seniors by the weight room

August 31

There will be a Builders Club call out meeting for middle school students today during lunch in Mrs. Campbell’s room.  Grab your lunch and go to room E109 to learn about Builders Club.  Any questions, see Mrs. Campbell or Mrs. Press.

 Our Middle School Student Council will hold its first meeting during lunch this Friday.  All students who are interested in joining the Middle School Student Council need to  take their lunch to Ms. Billings' classroom this Friday.

Are you interested in being an Entrepreneur when you graduate? Maybe work with automobiles? Perhaps do something in Hospitality and Tourism? Joining DECA not only covers those careers but so many others! DECA prepares emerging leaders for careers and college. Come get more information at our first meeting on September 8th during SRT. We hope to see you there!

On Friday, September 1st,  the high school Student Council is hosting the first class competition of the year!  We are having a dodgeball competition. The prize for the winning team is getting to challenge the teachers to a game of dodgeball. We need 20 students from each grade, 9-12 to sign up.  We encourage you to sign up for this fun experience.  Freshman sign up with Eden VanderWoude or Angela Shear. Sophomore sign up with Ella Kodicek, Juniors sign up with Josh Reeder, and Senior sign up with Mrs. Peres.  Please sign up before/after school or lunch and not during class.

Sophomores, juniors, and seniors, are you interested in a career in the trades?  See Mrs. Symer to sign up for a field trip to the Porter County Expo Center on September 20th.  You will have the opportunity to meet apprenticeship instructors and perform hands-on activities.  The first 30 students who sign up will be going on this trip.

High school and Middle school cross country had their first PCC meets this week. HS boys were led by Brody Mears in 9th place and Aaron Supernant in 18th. The HS girls were led by Olivia Batthauer in 21st place with Ella Compton right next to her in 22nd. MS boys placed 2nd as a team led by Willy Wilks in 3rd place followed by Aidan Porter (5), Hunter Krooswyk (11), Aiden Suga (15), and Carter Jorczak (18). MS girls placed 3rd as a team led by Jody Stump in 2nd place and Annabelle Sexton in 16th. Wimberly Scott joined the elite group of state qualifiers with a time of 14:14.

 August 30

High school students who have not already earned Work Ethic Certification, please see Mrs. Symer if you’re interested in this opportunity.  Becoming certified can give you an advantage when applying for jobs, scholarships, and college.

There will be a Builders Club call out meeting for middle school students on Thursday during lunch in Mrs. Campbell’s room.  Grab your lunch and go to room E109 to learn about Builders Club.  Any questions, see Mrs. Campbell or Mrs. Press.

 Our Middle School Student Council will hold its first meeting during lunch this Friday.  All students who are interested in joining the Middle School Student Council need to  take their lunch to Ms. Billings' classroom this Friday.

Are you interested in being an Entrepreneur when you graduate? Maybe work with automobiles? Perhaps do something in Hospitality and Tourism? Joining DECA not only covers those careers but so many others! DECA prepares emerging leaders for careers and college. Come get more information at our first meeting on September 8th during SRT. We hope to see you there!

Key Club Members - If you are volunteering for the Popcorn Panic on the Saturday morning of Popcorn Fest, you must sign up by the end of the day TODAY.  Mrs. Rea needs to submit your names and t-shirt sizes to the organization.

On Friday, September 1st,  the high school Student Council is hosting the first class competition of the year!  We are having a dodgeball competition. The prize for the winning team is getting to challenge the teachers to a game of dodgeball. We need 20 students from each grade, 9-12 to sign up.  We encourage you to sign up for this fun experience.  Freshman sign up with Eden VanderWoude or Angela Shear. Sophomore sign up with Ella Kodicek, Juniors sign up with Josh Reeder, and Senior sign up with Mrs. Peres.  Please sign up before/after school or lunch and not during class.

The boys soccer team beat Portage Christian 10-1 last night. Rory Bond + Porter Scott each scored once. Gavin Kukler and Josh Millard grabbed one assist, while Tyler Kisela assisted three times. Liam Schott and Jason Bunag grabbed two goals a piece, and Bunag also provided 3 assists. Finally, Owen Gilbert scored yet another hat-trick of goals to take his season total to 12.  The man of the match was Jason Bunag. 

US News and World report annually evaluates and ranks schools across the country.  The rankings take into account the number of students taking AP courses and receiving a certain score on the AP exam, student performance on statewide exams, and graduation rate among other metrics. This year they ranked over 25,000 schools.  Washington Township M/HS ranked #19 in the state of Indiana (only Munster and Valparaiso ranked higher in NWI) and we ranked #1425 nationally.  Both of those rankings put Washington Township in the top 5% in the state and nationally.  Congratulations and job well done to students, teachers, and staff for all of your excellent work!  Keep it up!  Go Senators!  

All sophomores should be in the cafeteria at this time, ready to take the ASVAB.  Extended time testing is in Mrs. Arnold’s room.

August 29

Any FFA member interested in attending the National FFA Convention at the beginning of November is invited to an informational meeting on Wednesday, August 30th at 6PM in the agriculture classroom at Morgan Township. Students must be currently in 9th-12th to go to the Convention. Parents/guardians should attend with their student(s). If you can't make it but are interested, please email or talk to Miss Rachel Stoner. The FFA Soils Judging Call Out Meeting will be on Thursday, August 31st at 6:30AM-7:00AM in the agriculture classroom at Morgan Township. If you're interested in learning what soils judging is all about, please come! Contact Miss Stoner with any questions. 

All sophomores will be taking the ASVAB on Wednesday morning during periods 1 through 4.  Students will be able to pick up breakfast as usual on Wednesday, but will need to eat in the gym since the cafeteria will be set up for testing.  If you normally test with accommodations, please check your email for your ASVAB room assignment.

High school students who have not already earned Work Ethic Certification, please see Mrs. Symer if you’re interested in this opportunity.  Becoming certified can give you an advantage when applying for jobs, scholarships, and college.

There will be a Builders Club call out meeting for middle school students on Thursday during lunch in Mrs. Campbell’s room.  Grab your lunch and go to room E109 to learn about Builders Club.  Any questions, see Mrs. Campbell or Mrs. Press.   

Are you interested in making an impact on our school?  Would you like to help plan activities to promote Washington Township?  If so come to the Student council meeting in Mrs. Peres' room during lunch today!

Our Middle School Student Council will hold its first meeting during lunch this Friday.  All students who are interested in joining the Middle School Student Council need to  take their lunch to Ms. Billings' classroom this Friday.

Girls varsity soccer won their 4th shutout in a row last night against Westville. Junior Goalie Clair Klinger saved 16 shots on goal. Washington Goals were scored by Freshman Noelle Kukler and Junior Ava Hart in the second half. 

The Boys Soccer Team routed Westville 9-0 last night in 60 minutes of play. In that time, Liam Schott scored 2 goals, Owen Gilbert scored 4 goals and assisted twice, and Jason Bunag secured the man of the match with 3 goals and 5 assists. Dylan Sickles and the defense kept their 2nd shutout of the season. The Senators go again tonight with a home game against Portage Christian at 5:00 pm. 

Another great weekend for WTXC! HS ran at the Hammond Morton Invite and MS ran at the Dave Walker Invite. HS girls brought home the 2nd place trophy and the boys in 3rd. 

The HS girls were led by Olivia Batthauer in 12th, followed by Ella Compton (14), Abby Vermillion (20), Ainsley Goetz(24), and Leah Wheeler (25). 

The HS boys were led by Brody Mears in 4th followed by Aaron Supernant (12), Josh Reeder (21), Andrew Dykstra (25), and Noah Satterblom (29).

 MS girls came in 3rd place led by Jody Stump in 1st, followed by Annabelle Sexton (11), Caroline Steele (14), Courtney Bauer (16), Wimberly Scott (22), Amelia Fiocca (23), Mary Scott (24), and Brianna Riccard (27). 

MS boys brought home the 2nd place trophy, only 2 points behind 1st place, led by Aidan Porter placing 2nd followed by Willy Wilks (3), Hunter Krooswyk (12), Carter Jorczak (20), Aiden Suga (23), and Cayden Martin (28).

August 28

Reminder: School pictures are tomorrow.

Any FFA member interested in attending the National FFA Convention at the beginning of November is invited to an informational meeting on Wednesday, August 30th at 6PM in the agriculture classroom at Morgan Township. Students must be currently in 9th-12th to go to the Convention. Parents/guardians should attend with their student(s). If you can't make it but are interested, please email or talk to Miss Rachel Stoner. 

All sophomores will be taking the ASVAB on Wednesday morning during periods 1 through 4.  Students will be able to pick up breakfast as usual on Wednesday, but will need to eat in the gym since the cafeteria will be set up for testing.  If you normally test with accommodations, please check your email for your ASVAB room assignment.

High school students who have not already earned Work Ethic Certification, please see Mrs. Symer if you’re interested in this opportunity.  Becoming certified can give you an advantage when applying for jobs, scholarships, and college.

There will be a Builders Club call out meeting for middle school students on Thursday during lunch in Mrs. Campbell’s room.  Grab your lunch and go to room E109 to learn about Builders Club.  Any questions, see Mrs. Campbell or Mrs. Press.   

The boys soccer team has a home game against Westville tonight at 4:30. Players, be at the field no later than 3:50. There is no lunch meeting today

Girls basketball starts its open gyms this week for grades 6 thru 12. The open gyms will be today and Wednesday from 6:00 pm till 7:30 pm in the Senator gym.

The student council will be having its first full meeting of the year Tuesday during lunch.  Grab your lunch tray and come to Mrs. Peres' room to hear about what we plan to do during this school year and get a treat!.

August 25

Attention all middle school and high school girls interested in playing basketball this season. Coach Godbolt is having a call-out meeting today during both lunch periods. He will have important information to pass out, so please see him at the sign up table.

Reminder: School pictures will be Tuesday Aug. 29th.

Any FFA member interested in attending the National FFA Convention at the beginning of November is invited to an informational meeting on Wednesday, August 30th at 6PM in the agriculture classroom at Morgan Township. Students must be currently in 9th-12th to go to the Convention. Parents/guardians should attend with their student(s). If you can't make it but are interested, please email or talk to Miss Rachel Stoner. 

Parking passes must be purchased today, Starting Monday you will be parking in your space.  Make sure your tag is in your car and it can be seen.

We will be checking.

August 24

Calling all Middle School Spellers!  There will be a call out meeting for any student interested in joining Spell Bowl today during lunch in Mrs. Campbell’s room.  Grab your lunch and meet in her room.  Any questions, see Mrs. Campbell or Mrs. Taylor.  

Any FFA member interested in attending the National FFA Convention at the beginning of November is invited to an informational meeting on Wednesday, August 30th at 6PM in the agriculture classroom at Morgan Township. Students must be currently in 9th-12th to go to the Convention. Parents/guardians should attend with their student(s). If you can't make it but are interested, please email or talk to Miss Rachel Stoner. 

Attention all middle school and high school girls interested in playing basketball this season. Coach Godbolt is having a call-out meeting on Friday during both lunch periods. He will have important information to pass out, so please see him at the sign up table.

Attention dual credit students:  do you need help signing up for Ivy Tech credit?  Ms. Pryor from Ivy Tech will be here today to help!  You can find her in the main office.

Mrs. Barkas is handing out parking passes. PLEASE come in before school or at lunch, not during class.  You will start parking in your spots on Aug. 28th. There will be a consequence if you do not have it by Monday.

Reminder: School pictures will be Tuesday Aug. 29th.

August 23

Mrs. Barkas is handing out parking passes. PLEASE come in before school or at lunch, not during class.  You will start parking in your spots on Aug. 28th.

Key Club Members - WTS is hosting the Girls' Volleyball Invite this Saturday morning, and they need help in the concession stand.  Please sign up to help on Classroom.  The code is outside of Mrs. Rea's classroom.  There are many other events on the list, which are getting longer by the day, so please sign up and help!  We know you'll have fun! 

I'm sure you've heard about the fires that have killed over 100 people in Hawaii, and wiped out entire villages.  If you have seen the videos, they are devastating.  We would like to send them some monetary help and are asking for your help.  We will celebrate "Maui Monday" next Monday, and are asking everyone to donate $1 to wear Hawaiian attire.  Plus, we will be selling Hawaiian leis as well.  They are $3 each, or two for $5.  Who will wear the most leis?  ALL donations will go to Maui relief, so please be generous!

Calling all Middle School Spellers!  There will be a call out meeting for any student interested in joining Spell Bowl on Thursday during lunch ini Mrs. Campbell’s room.  Grab your lunch and meet in her room.  Any questions, see Mrs. Campbell or Mrs. Taylor.  

Any FFA member interested in attending the National FFA Convention at the beginning of November is invited to an informational meeting on Wednesday, August 30th at 6PM in the agriculture classroom at Morgan Township. Students must be currently in 9th-12th to go to the Convention. Parents/guardians should attend with their student(s). If you can't make it but are interested, please email or talk to Miss Rachel Stoner. 

Congratulations to Camden Bell, Drew Gschwind, Emma Howard, and Madalyn Richardson on receiving the National Rural and Small Town Award from the College Board! This honor is bestowed upon students with a GPA of at least 3.5 and outstanding achievement on the PSAT and AP Exam. Great work Cam, Drew, Emma, and Madalyn! Please come to the office to get your picture taken at this time

The boys soccer team played Marquette Catholic last night. At half-time, it was 1-1 after Jason Bunag assisted an own goal, but the Senators hit another gear in the second half. Gavin Kukler scored a cutback cross assisted by Owen Gilbert. Then Owen Gilbert, Jason Bunag, and Tyler Kisela all scored, with one assist coming from Liam Schott. The Senators dominated, ultimately winning 5-1 in the end. The man of the match award last night will be shared by Josh Millard and Tyler Kisela. 

August 22

REMINDER: If you are leaving the building to go to vocational classes, Ivy Tech classes or to help at the Elementary. YOU MUST SIGN OUT.

Mrs. Barkas is handing out parking passes. PLEASE come in before school or at lunch, not during class.  You will start parking in your spots on Aug. 28th.

Our first Key Club meeting will take place  Friday during SRT in the media center.  If you want to learn about the fun things Key Club does, please join us!  We'll be working the Popcorn Festival soon, plus scaring the wits out of people at the Haunted HayRide in October, and many other things, too!!  Please join us Friday!

Key Club Members - WTS is hosting the Girls' Volleyball Invite this Saturday morning, and they need help in the concession stand.  Please sign up to help on Classroom.  The code is outside of Mrs. Rea's classroom.  There are many other events on the list, which are getting longer by the day, so please sign up and help!  We know you'll have fun! 

Special thanks to those who stayed out late on Saturday helping with the Valpo Night Ride!  Did anyone see the Perseid meteor shower in the sky?  I know we saw some falling stars at the Haunted Hayride last year! 

I'm sure you've heard about the fires that have killed over 100 people in Hawaii, and wiped out entire villages.  If you have seen the videos, they are devastating.  We would like to send them some monetary help and are asking for your help.  We will celebrate "Maui Monday" next Monday, and are asking everyone to donate $1 to wear Hawaiian attire.  Plus, we will be selling Hawaiian leis as well.  They are $3 each, or two for $5.  Who will wear the most leis?  ALL donations will go to Maui relief, so please be generous!

Calling all Middle School Spellers!  There will be a call out meeting for any student interested in joining Spell Bowl on Thursday during lunch ini Mrs. Campbell’s room.  Grab your lunch and meet in her room.  Any questions, see Mrs. Campbell or Mrs. Taylor.  

The boys soccer team beat Hebron 3-0 last night. Owen Gilbert scored a hat trick, and was man of the match. The boys next game is tonight at home at 5:00 against sectional opponents Marquette Catholic. 

Players, there will be a lunch meeting in Mr. Swann's room. 

The girls varsity soccer team won their third shutout game in a row against Hammond last night. Lilly Reeder scored 4 goals and Nicole Bunag scored twice.

It was a great Saturday for our cross country runners! 23 runners PR’d and 19 hit their goal times. Paige Hein led the way for WT HS girls in 28th place followed by Olivia Batthauer in 30th and Brody Mears placed 26th in the Dave Walker invite. Jody Stump took 1st place overall, followed by Caroline Steele in 23rd and Annabella Sexton 28th in the MS North White Invite, out of 110 runners. Aidan Porter placed 1st place overall with Willy Wilks in 2nd and Hunter Krooswyk in 16th, out of 138 runners.Our state qualifiers for middle school girls are: Jody Stump, Caroline Steele, Annabelle Sexton, and Courtney Bauer.Our state qualifiers for the middle school boys are: Aidan Porter, Willy Wilks, Hunter Krooswyk, and Carter Jorczak.

August 21

All Student drivers will need a parking pass. The cost is 5.00. Please pick up a form in the main office, one of your parents will need to sign it.  Also your $6.00 drug testing fee needs to be paid before you get your parking spot.  Mrs. Barkas will start handing out parking passes today. PLEASE come in before school or at lunch, not during class.  You will start parking in your spots on Aug. 28th.

Our first Key Club meeting will take place  Friday during SRT in the media center.  If you want to learn about the fun things Key Club does, please join us!  We'll be working the Popcorn Festival soon, plus scaring the wits out of people at the Haunted HayRide in October, and many other things, too!!  Please join us Friday!

The girls varsity soccer team had their second shutout win Saturday against North White with a final score of 6-0. Freshman Lilly Reeder made 3 goals, Junior Nicole Bunag brought in 2 points and Freshman Noelle Kukler made the final goal of the game. They play again tonight at Hammond Morton at 5:00 PM. 

The boys soccer team faces off against Hebron at home tonight. Kickoff is at 4:30. Players, be at the field no later than 3:50. 

August 18

TODAY will be the last day for schedule changes.

All Student drivers will need a parking pass. The cost is 5.00. Please pick up a form in the main office, one of your parents will need to sign it.  Also your $6.00 drug testing fee needs to be paid before you get your parking spot.  Mrs. Barkas will start handing out parking passes on Monday Aug 21st.

There is still room in both the middle and high school choirs.  The Middle School Choir meets during the 6th period, and the High School Choir meets during the 7th period.  See Mrs. Symer or Mrs. Wade today if you are interested.

Key Club Members - remember that tomorrow is the Valpo Night Ride.  Please report to Urschel Pavilion no later than 8 PM, take lots of pictures, and HAVE FUN!!

Our first Key Club meeting will take place next Friday during SRT in the media center.  If you want to learn about the fun things Key Club does, please join us!  We'll be working the Popcorn Festival soon, plus scaring the wits out of people at the Haunted Hay Ride in October, and many other things, too!!  Please join us next Friday!

The boys soccer team fought hard against Morgan last night, but ultimately lost 3-2. Gavin Kukler scored first on a left-footed volley assisted by Liam Schott. Jason Bunag assisted Owen Gilbert's counter-attacking goal. Gavin Kukler was the Senators man of the match. 

The team will seek it's first win against Hebron at home on Monday.                

 August 17

Tomorrow Friday will be the last day for schedule changes.

All Student drivers will need a parking pass. The cost is 5.00. Please pick up a form in the main office, one of your parents will need to sign it.  Also your $6.00 drug testing fee needs to be paid before you get your parking spot.  Mrs. Barkas will start handing out parking passes on Monday Aug 21st.

There is still room in both the middle and high school choirs.  If you like to sing in front of an audience...choir is for YOU!!  The Middle School Choir meets during the 6th period, and the High School Choir meets during the 7th period.  See Mrs. Symer or Mrs. Wade by Friday, if you are interested.

For all vocational students, you must sign out in the main office before you leave the school.  

Key Club Members, I know you've heard us talking about what a great adventure everyone has at the Key Leader Training at Camp Tecumsah.  We've had a number of students participate in the weekend, and even several who have become trainers.  Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity!  Registration is open NOW and it fills up quickly.  Kiwanis and Key Club will pay for a large part of the fee.   See Mrs. Rea for more information.

Reminder to students and parents, tonight is WTMHS Parent Back-toSchool Open House.  

Boys’ soccer at home vs. Morgan and girls’ VB at home vs. South Central tonight.  Come out and support your Senators!

The girls varsity soccer team had their first win of the season last night against Oregon Davis. Lilly Reeder led in points with 4 goals, Alicia Flores completed a hat trick, Nicole Bunag and Madalyn Richardson rounded the score out to 10-0. 

The Boys soccer team plays Morgan Township at home tonight at 4:30. Come out and support the Senators for this season opener rivalry game.Players, there will be a lunch meeting in Mr. Swann's room today. Bring your food. 

  August 16

Welcome! I am Mr. Fields, your new principal.  I look forward to meeting you and challenging you everyday to be the best you!

Cell Phones: Off and in your locker.  Do NOT have them out or they will be held until the end of the day or for parent pick up if it continues to be an issue.  

Dress Code Changes

1. Shorts and Skirts: Shorts and skirts are to be worn at the waist with appropriate coverage that does not reveal undergarments, and are not shorter than mid-thigh.

2. Pants: Pants are to be worn at the waist, without sagging or revealing undergarments.No holes, rips or tears above mid-thigh that result in exposed skin, are allowed.

3. No bare midriffs, keep your undergarments covered up.  

Modesty will never go out of style.  If in doubt about a clothing item, do NOT wear it to school, bring it and ask an adult.  

Attendance:  Be here!  We want you here everyday.  If you're sick, stay home, but have a parent contact us. If you are absent, make up the work.  talk with your teachers.   

Academics:  Do your best each and every day!

School safety depends on you making good choices.  Share your concerns with the adults in the building.  We are here to serve you!

We have no tolerance for fighting, weapons, drugs/alcohol, and vapes.  Don’t do it, it’s not worth it!

RESPECT yourself, others and property!

All Student drivers will need a parking pass. The cost is 5.00. Please pick up a form in the main office, one of your parents will need to sign it.  Also your $6.00 drug testing fee needs to be paid before you get your parking spot.  Mrs. Barkas will start handing out parking passes on Monday Aug 21st.

Our Key Club would like to welcome everyone back to school!  Together, we can make this a fantastic year!

We're off to a busy start!  Thank you to everyone who worked at the Kiwanis Corn Roast.  I know it was rainy, but hopefully you had some fun, too!

The Valpo Night Ride is THIS SATURDAY!!  We will be directing traffic along the route and cheering on the riders.  We have some openings left, so please go to our Google Classroom page and sign up!!  Not only will you have a great time, but you will get a free t-shirt!  You can also sign up to help at Popcorn Fest.  Thank you in advance for your help!!

This announcement is for students that are enrolled in the Wednesday After School High School Choir!!  We will NOT meet today, but will meet next Wednesday, Aug. 23rd from 2:50-3:35 PM.  You will need a black 3-ring binder.  

There is still room in both the middle and high school choirs.  If you like to sing in front of an audience...choir is for YOU!!  The Middle School Choir meets during the 6th period, and the High School Choir meets during the 7th period.  See Mrs. Symer or Mrs. Wade by Friday, if you are interested.

For all vocational students, there will be a brief meeting in the cafeteria at this time.  

Have a great day because … you deserve it!  dftba

This Friday will be the last day for schedule changes.