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The Daily Bulletin will return August 30! Have a great Summer!

Daily Schedule

School resumes August 31st! 

Diploma Packet Drive-Thru Distribution Event! 

Graduates are presented with a diploma cover at the Commencement Ceremony. Pending official verification all credits and graduation requirements have been met, diplomas, along with transcripts and other documentation, will be available for pick up at the Main Office Loop drive-thru event on Wednesday, June 29, 11 a.m. – 2 p.m.

  • Thank you for ensuring all outstanding textbooks, devices, or materials have been returned by June 8.  All fines and fees must be paid or cleared before the diploma will be released. Fines and fees can be paid online through the parent TouchBase accounts or checks can be made payable to WHS and mailed to: WHS at 19819 136th Ave NE, Woodinville, WA 98072, Attn: Bookkeeper.  If you should need your TouchBase username or password, please email whsattendance@nsd.org.
  • Student immunization records for our graduating seniors will be included in the diploma packets. o If your immunization record is not in your diploma packet, you may register your child at https://wa.myir.net/rorl to receive a .pdf of your child's Certificate of Immunization Status (CIS) form. You will find this information on the nurse's letter in your packet. 
  • Please make arrangements to pick up the packet, as diplomas are often a piece of documentation needed in the graduate’s near future.  As diplomas are not reproducible and the packets contain sensitive information, the packet must be picked up and signed for by the graduate or the graduate’s parent/guardian. Friends of the graduate are not authorized.
  • Summer hours for pick up after June 29 are Wednesday, July 6 & 13 from 8 a.m. – 12 p.m. at the WHS Main Office. Diploma packets not picked up by July 13 will be mailed home to the address we have on file at the beginning of August.

Cap & Gown Donations

WHS will gladly accept donations of caps and/or gowns for future graduates in need at the Diploma Packet Pick-Up Event on Wednesday, June 29, 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. There is a particular need for gowns 5’8” and under.

Summer School

2022 Summer School Calendar Dates  ** All classes will be virtual**

Registration begins April 1 - June 17 and ends on July 1 for Credit Retrieval courses.

For more information and details, please click HERE!

For Registration please click HERE.

WHS Parking Hangers: 2022-23

Seniors and Juniors who plan to park on campus next year can now apply for a parking hanger.  Students can apply for a hanger on the WHS website Parking Permits page found under Resources.

Students will need their vehicle information, as well as the following to upload as part of the application process:

1) Student's driver's license image and 
2) Proof of current auto insurance.

Applications will be processed in the order they are received and will be closed once all available parking hangers have been issued. Once applications have been processed students will be e-mailed approved and parking hanger fee will be added to students TouchBase Account starting mid August. Once all fines/fees have been paid or cleared, hangers can be picked up by students from Mr. Dillman with a parking hanger receipt during Falcon Days.  After Falcon Days hangers will be available at the main office campus supervisor window before or after school once school is back in session.  All hangers must be picked up by Friday September 9th.  All cars parked on campus must have a hanger. Students who illegally park on campus may lose their parking privileges for the following year(s).  

Parking hangers must be returned at the end of the school year. 

If you should have any questions, please contact Campus Supervisor Alan Dillman at adillman@nsd.org.

 

Summer Meals

Thank you to our Food & Nutrition Services team for their work preparing for summer meals this year. Lunches are available at no charge to children 18 years of age and younger, and children do not need to be enrolled in Northshore to participate. Adult meals are available to purchase. Meals must be consumed on site and will be served Monday through Friday from June 21-Aug. 19 (excluding July 4 and July 5) from 12-12:30 p.m. at Northshore Middle School. 

School Meal Program Update for 2022-23

The Northshore School District, like all others in the state, will again begin to charge for school lunch and breakfast at the start of next school year. The Federal COVID-19 waivers that have allowed U.S. public schools to offer free breakfasts and lunches to all students regardless of income expires June 2022. This means students who apply for benefits and qualify for free or reduced-priced meals will continue to receive meals at no charge in 2022-23, and students who do not apply for or qualify for benefits will be charged at the paid meal price for breakfast and lunch when participating. 

What can you do to prepare for next year?

  • Reapply for benefits in August! Students need to qualify each school year for free or reduced-priced meals in order to continue receiving benefits. Applications will be available in August to apply for 2022-23 school year benefits.
    • In addition to meals, those who qualify can also receive discounted or free school services including athletic fees, field trip fees, ASB fees, college application fees, and more pursuant to House Bill 1660!
  • Set up a Titan Family Portal account.
    • Be prepared for purchasing meals by opening a Titan Family Portal account where you can add money to your student's account, set up recurring payments, see purchases, set low-balance reminders, move money between siblings and even apply for benefits.

Student Celebrations

Today's Schedule

2022-23 Start & Dismissal Times

The school day at WHS starts at 8:20 a.m. with dismissal at 3:20 p.m. for the 2022-23 school year. Dismissal on Early Release Wednesdays is 1:50 p.m. Learn more

Upcoming Events

*Event details throughout the school year are subject to changes in guidance from the King County Dept. of Health and/or the State of WA

SUMMER BREAK! 
SCHOOL IS BACK ON AUGUST 31ST, 2022.

Future Events

2022-23 Dates
 

Staff

2022-23 Upcoming Event Dates

Connections & Resources

Quarantine Learning Support

Northshore provides opportunities for continuous learning while students have to quarantine due to Covid. Please use the link below to access a schedule of lessons by Northshore educators while your student is quarantining or waiting for COVID testing results. 

 https://www.nsd.org/covid19/quarantine-learning-support 

 

Visiting WHS?

In our continued commitment to provide a safe and productive school environment, visitor procedures are in place at Woodinville High School. We ask all visitors to follow these procedures:

  • Visitors and volunteers must sign in and out at the main office upon their arrival and departure and wear a visitor badge while on campus.
  • Unfamiliar persons and/or persons not wearing a visitor’s badge will be directed to the main office. Visitors may also be asked for identification.
  • In respect for the learning environment, visits to observe a classroom and/or visits to see students in a classroom during the day must be arranged through administration.
  • School-age visitors and recent graduates are not allowed on campus at any time during the school day. Special requests must be cleared through administration in advance.

For more information, please see the WHS visitor policy in the Student Handbook.

Thank you for your support and help with these procedures that promote a safe and productive school environment at Woodinville High School!

Sign that says Safe School Notice. All visitors please sign in at the main office and wear a visitor badge.

Checking for Missing Assignments?

Tips for Checking your student's progress in Schoology and ParetnVue.

Download PDF. 

NSD Updated Late Work Policy
Second Semester 2021-22

Grading is a complex topic connected to the heart of our work around teaching and learning, and recently the district and teacher’s union agreed upon some changes with regards to late work.  Please note the A, B, C, D, & NC (No Credit) grading system has not changed, just the procedure for collecting late assignments.  

To address the understandings and teacher workload concerns surrounding late work, the following parameters and strategies have been developed:

  • When an assignment is turned in more than one week after the conclusion of a specific unit of study, teachers will review the late assignment and:
    • Provide a “meets standard” grade of 85% for those assignments that reasonably meet the  communicated standards; or
    • Provide a “does not meet standard” grade of 60% for those assignments that do not reasonably meet the communicated standards; and
    • Provide feedback on the work.

Late assignments will be accepted and graded up until 10 school days before the end of a quarter or semester.

By the way, teachers who have established grading practices that provide students with more opportunities to submit late work without penalty than required by these baseline parameters are welcome to continue following those practices, so it is always best to communicate directly with the classroom teacher.

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