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• Oct 4 - Progress Reports
• Oct 7-11 - Fall break
• Oct 14 - Student Holiday
• Oct 15 - 10th, 11th & 12th grade Information Night 📌
• Oct 23 - PSAT
• Oct 24 - ESOL/Culture Night 📌
• Oct 31 - Parent Action Team Meeting 📌

📌=Family Engagement Event

Georgia College Students: Are you a HOPE or Zell Miller Scholar? You can now check your academic eligibility with the new My College HOPE Profile feature on GAfutures. Learn how here:

Georgia Futures Eligibility

Students will need to create an account with College Board to sign up to take the test. Fee waivers are available for students who qualify in the counselor's office.

The PSAT is scheduled for October 23rd. Periods 1 through 4 will be reserved for testing, and students will test with their Rockin' R teacher. All sophomores, as well as any freshmen and juniors who have registered, will take the PSAT.

Don't forget to REGISTER for the SAT's. Here are the test dates and deadlines

Registration Deadline (RD) - Test Dates (TD):

RD - Sept 20, 2024 TD - Oct 5, 2024🔴

RD - Oct 18, 2024 TD - Nov 2, 2024🔴

RD- Nov 22, 2024 TD - Dec 7, 2024🔴

RD - Feb 21, 2025 TD - Mar 8, 2025🔴

RD - Apr 18, 2025 TD - May 3, 2025🔴

RD - May 22, 2025 TD - June 7, 2025🔴

*click the blue registration hyperlink to sign up

🔴 = WRHS SAT testing site

Don't forget to REGISTER for the ACT's. Here are the test dates and deadlines

Registration Deadline (RD) - Test Dates (TD):

RD - Sept 20, 2024 TD - Oct 26, 2024

RD - Nov 8, 2024 TD - Dec 14, 2024

RD- Nov 22, 2024 TD - Dec 7, 2024

RD - Jan 3, 2025 TD - Feb 8, 2025

RD - Feb 28 2025 TD - Apr 5, 2025

RD - May 8, 2025 TD - Jun 14, 2025

RD - Jun 6, 2025 TD - Jul 12, 2025

*click the blue registration hyperlink to sign up

The $2,000 Sallie Mae Scholarship Sweepstakes

Amount: $2,000

Deadline: End of Every Month

Eligibility: Open to high school juniors or seniors who intends to enroll in an accredited college or university located with the United States.

$2,000 Scholarship | Sallie Mae

Marine Corps NROTC Scholarship

The purpose of the NROTC program is to educate and train qualified young men and women for service as commissioned officers in the US Marine Corps.

• $180,000 Scholarship
• $750 Annual Book Stipend
• Free Uniforms Provided for NROTC
• $250-$400 Monthly Subsistence Allowance

Prerequisites:

• US Citizen Age 17-23
• High School Senior
• Physically and Legally Qualified*
• Test Score: SAT:1000 or ACT: 22 or ASVAB: 74

Initial Submission Deadline: 31 October 2024

Final Submission Deadline: 31 January 2025

Contact a Marine Recruiter for More Information

678-229-7312

Tyler.Treaster@Marines.usmc.mil

Galleria Mall Office:

2922 Watson Blvd STE 110B, Centerville, GA 31028

The Cirkled In “No Sweat” Scholarship is a $2,500 CASH scholarship you can use for any educational purpose, from books to summer camp. In just two steps, you’re in! Apply by signing up for a Cirkled In account and then completing your portfolio.

Winter deadline: Dec 31, 2024

“No Sweat” Scholarship – Apply Today! (cirkledin.com)

• https://www.coca-colascholarsfoundation.org/apply/

• https://apply.questbridge.org/portal/apply

• https://www.thegatesscholarship.org/scholarship

When: Saturday, October 19, 2024

Time: 8am-4pm

Location: Tuskegee, AL

Cost: $15 per person

Individual/Family Registration

Group Registration

Join the Tuskegee University Office of Admissions for its in-person Fall Open House for prospective students and parents on Saturday, October 19, 2024. We invite you to come become a part of the Tuskegee experience as you meet with academic deans, department heads; and student group leaders, while receiving pertinent information on admissions, scholarships and financial aid. The registration fee covers lunch, ticket, and swag bag.

• Meet Deans, Faculty, and Students in your desired major
• Apply for Onsite Admissions
• One-on-One Financial Aid Appointments
• Learn about ADA Accommodations
• Priority Enrollment Fees Accepted
• Complete Housing Applications
• Attend a Golden Tigers football game
• Golden Tiger Photo Booth

Get ready to take flight… because your journey to greatness starts here! TUSKEGEE FOREVER!!

Attend panels, workshops, and mock classes of your choice while learning from current students and faculty about academics, life outside of the classroom, admissions, and more. And who knows, maybe by the end, you’ll Fall for Tufts.

The Samuel Ginn College of Engineering is constantly evolving through our instruction, research and hands-on student organizations. We encourage you to visit our campus to learn more about our programs and culture. Scheduling an on-campus visit will give us the opportunity to show you why we're consistently ranked among the best engineering programs in the country. Schedule a tour today and envision yourself as an Auburn Engineering student.

Discover why Columbus State University is one of the Southeast's leading institutions for innovation!
Discover how you will CREATE YOUR FUTURE through a wide variety of academic majors, explore our beautiful campuses on a student led tour, and engage with current CSU students.
Begin your Discovery Day registration by choosing the afternoon breakout sessions you’d like to attend.

Next Discovery Days: Oct 12 & Nov 9

Events (salesforce-sites.com)

Click the picture to learn more!

Varsity Football:

Oct 4 - vs. Benedictine (Military Appreciation Night)

9th Grade Football

Oct 3 - vs. Veterans @5:00pm

Varsity Flag Football

Oct 17 - vs Mary Persons @ 6:30pm

Oct 30 - vs Westside HS @ 6:30pm

JV Flag Football

Oct 21 - Game 1: vs. PHS @5:00pm; Game 2: vs. NHS @7:00pm

Cross Country (Boys and Girls):

Oct 17 - Houston County Championship @5:00pm

Varsity Football:

Oct 18 - @ New Hampstead 7:30pm

Oct 25 - @ Ware Co. 7:30pm

JV Football:

Oct 3 - @Veterans 5:00pm

Varsity Flag Football

Oct 3 - @Colquitt Co. Game 1: vs. Colquitt Co. @4:00pm; Game 2: vs. Baker Co.@5:15pm

Oct 19 - @Peach Co. Game 1: vs. Valdosta TBA; Game 2: vs. Mt. Zion TBA

Oct 22 - @Hawkinsville Game 1: vs. Wheeler Co. 6:15pm; Game 2: vs. Hawkinsville @7:15pm

JV Flag Football

Oct 2 - @HoCo Game 1: vs. Griffin @6:00pm; Game 2: vs. HoCo @7:00pm

Oct 24 - @Rutland Game 1: vs. Rutland @5:00pm; Game 2: vs. Pike Co.@7:15pm

Cross Country (Boys and Girls):

Oct 3 - Bleckley County Invitational @Cochran 4:00pm

Oct 24 - Sectional Tune Up Meet @Cochran 5:00pm

Softball:

Oct 1 - @PHS JV 4:00pm/Varsity 6:00pm

Volleyball:

Oct 1 - @Hampstead Region Tournament @5:00pm

Band

Oct 5 - Marching competition - @Effingham Co. High School

Please make sure you register for bus transportation if you need it. Click the link below to register:

Bus Registration

Download the "Here Comes the Bus" app to stay up-to-date on any changes. The county code is 29158, for special needs transportation the code is 29158

For student safety, they must be dropped off at the designated locations, which are either the north or south side of the bridge. Upon arrival, students should report to the gym or cafeteria. Please note, students should not be dropped off at the front office unless they arrive late, which is after 8 AM. Thank you!

• TARDY TO SCHOOL/CLASS? Tardy to school will be defined as arriving to school at 8:00 AM or later. Any student arriving to school after 8:00 AM must report to the attendance window to sign in for the day. Failure to sign-in could result in disciplinary action. It is the responsibility of the student to turn in all tardy notes to the attendance office.
• Excused Tardies: Students will not be penalized for excused tardies up to 5 times. After the 5th excused tardy, the student may be required to bring medical documentation, or the tardy will be classified as unexcused. The guidelines for excused tardies will be the same as for excused absences. Administrators may use discretion in dealing with extenuating circumstances.
  
• Unexcused Tardies: Consequences for unexcused tardies will be served, ranging from administrative detention to being referred to the Student Review Committee for long-term suspension/expulsion. Unexpected emergencies such as a flat tire, car trouble, overslept, etc. must be accompanied by a signed parent note. Students must produce a note within 24 hours, or this tardy will automatically become unexcused. Students will only be allowed one of these emergencies per semester
  
• Tardy to Class: Parents are contacted through the automated phone system if their student is tardy to any class. If a student misses one half or more of a class, they are counted absent. Any student arriving to 1st and 7th period over 10 minutes late (without an excused note), will receive a tardy and be referred to the appropriate administrator for skipping.
  

Warner Robins High School DECA officers (from left to right) Kennedy Jacobs, Analea Harper, Harley Morgan, and KC Bailey participated in the Work, Win, Wow conference in Covington, GA at the FFA-FCCLA Camp on September 4, 2024. Throughout this conference, the officers learned from other DECA programs how to improve their school store, recruit new DECA members, and increase participation in competitive events. Officers also had the opportunity to sit together and discuss how to improve other areas of the DECA program.

Warner Robins High School Chick-fil-A Leader Academy had a successful Kickoff event on September 4, 2024, at the Chick-fil-A training center in Warner Robins!
We are grateful to Mr. Pat Braski for speaking to our students about the power of servant leadership and partnering with us to continue to make an impact in our school and community. His words left a lasting impression on everyone. We’re excited for an amazing year ahead, filled with opportunities to lead, serve, and make a difference!

Take advantage of the Lindsey Support Center. Click the calendar to register online for events. They also offer the following services:

• Community Innovation Space
• Student Innovation Space
• Music Therapy Room
• Adaptive Spaces
• Technology Lab
• Resource Room
• Literacy Center
• Training Space
• Summer Meals
• Success Lab
• Food Pantry

For more information: https://www.hcbe.net/lindseycenter

81 Tabor Drive

Warner Robins, GA 31088

(478) 929-7818

Trick or Treat at Nola Brantley Halloween Bash is creeping up on us, and we're dying to see you there! Join us on Monday, October 28 from 5:30-7:00 PM 721 Watson Blvd, Warner Robins, GA 31093

Parents/Guardians, make sure you have a PARENT Infinite Campus account. It is vital you have an active account. This will be how we send correspondence to you and how you can check the grades, assignments, and attendance of your child. Please get your account active or set up as soon as possible.

Contact Eliza Hamilton, the Family Engagement Liaison, if you need assistance 478-210-8312

Click the link below to view instructions for setting up a NEW account. For a password reset contact Ms. Hamilton.

Setting up a NEW Parent Infinite Campus Account (English)

Setting up a NEW Parent Infinite Campus Account (Spanish)

The only way to guarantee that you will receive a yearbook is to pre-order it. They’re $65 until the end of first semester. At that point, they’ll increase to $75. Preorders will end on March 31, 2025.

In second semester, the price will go up. We do not over-order yearbooks to have extras for sale at the end of the year. You NEED to pre-order to ensure you get a yearbook. Payment plans may be coordinated with Mrs. Custer in A8 if you need to set one up. Yearbooks can be purchased with credit/debit cards at yearbookforever.com, or you can bring cash or check to Mrs. Custer in A8 before or after school. Buy early, save money! There are plenty of other things you will need to spend money on during your senior year. Save money whenever you can. Your parents will thank you for this!

Here is the website you can order from if you prefer not to purchase in person from Mrs. Custer.

https://yearbookforever.com

Follow our yearbook on Instagram. Click the demon!

• Club picture day is October 24. Students will receive information from their club/organization sponsor about picture times when the date approaches.
• Senior quotes, baby pictures, and casual pictures must be submitted by November 1, 2024. Senior Specialties 2025 (google.com)

Reminder, WRHS is a designated CEP school, ALL students are eligible to have FREE breakfast and lunch. No need to add funds to their lunch account online. If you are interested in learning what a CEP school is, read more about it here: Community Eligibility Provision Program

There are several ways to be engaged at WRHS. Take a look at this guide to see all of the opportunities available.

T-Mobile: Free internet hotspots

We believe access to education is access to opportunity. That’s why we’re offering free hotspots and internet to 10 million eligible households. Your child can qualify for Project 10Million through eligibility for the National School Lunch Program, which also can be verified through participation in many government programs. Link to apply: https://www.t-mobile.com/brand/project-10-million

Reminder parents, children 16 years of age and older, who are entering the 11th grade (including new entrants), must have received one booster dose of the meningococcal conjugate vaccine (MCV4), unless their initial dose was administered on or after their 16th birthday. For more information see the form below.

*NOTE: NEW FORM* All students applying for a Learner's or Driver's Permit are required to fill out a DDS-1 Certificate of Enrollment form. The link to the form on our website is here, can be picked up on the wall beside the attendance office, or downloaded in the link below. Once Section 1 is filled out, please turn into Mrs. Nauss in the front office. Forms require a 24-48 hour turn around time. Please keep that in mind when scheduling your appointment to get your license/permit. If applying for a Driver's License ADAP (Alcohol Drug Awareness Program) certificate, it will also be attached if the class was taken/passed at WRHS.

Visit the Demon Depot, open from 8 AM to 2 PM. Items range in price from $4 to $35, and payments can be made with cash, checks, or cards.