Friday, February 11, 2022

The National Honor Society is happy to announce that they've expanded tutoring availability to include a permanent study hall tutor table.   They are set up in the cafeteria during every study hall period. You don't need to sign up or be referred to use this free service.  If you are in study hall and could use a little extra help just head over to the tutoring table! Teachers- if you'd like your student to work with an NHS tutor during their study hall please encourage and remind them of this service in your classes. 

SENIORS:  The West Geauga Education Association is offering a scholarship.  Applicants must be pursuing a career in education, or be the son or daughter of an educator.  Preference will be given to applicants pursuing a career in education.  Academic achievement, community involvement, and activities will also be considered.  Applications are due March 11.  See your school counselor for more information.

Attention Seniors! 

Are you interested in completing your senior internship with the Geauga Courts?  

If so, please check the School Counseling Class of 2022 for an application.  Two students from West G will have the opportunity to learn more about our local court system.  Please send completed applications or questions to Mary Ruth Shumway - MShumway@geaugacourts.org. 

 

In celebration of National Random Acts of Kindness Day (February 17th), Student Council is hosting our second annual WGHS Kindness Week.  

Next week will include a Spirit Week and Kindness Challenge as well as the opportunity to win prizes for participating.  We will kick off the week with a Spirit Week.  On Monday the theme is Love to be Kind (Celebrate Valentine's Day by wearing Red, Pink, & White).  

The Kindness Challenge will challenge you to complete as many kind deeds as you can in one week. Completing the challenges  will get you entered into the drawing for a chance to win a Kindness T-Shirt!

 

Thursday, February 10, 2022

The National Honor Society is happy to announce that they've expanded tutoring availability to include a permanent study hall tutor table.   They are set up in the cafeteria during every study hall period. You don't need to sign up or be referred to use this free service.  If you are in study hall and could use a little extra help just head over to the tutoring table! Teachers- if you'd like your student to work with an NHS tutor during their study hall please encourage and remind them of this service in your classes. 

SENIORS:  The West Geauga Education Association is offering a scholarship.  Applicants must be pursuing a career in education, or be the son or daughter of an educator.  Preference will be given to applicants pursuing a career in education.  Academic achievement, community involvement, and activities will also be considered.  Applications are due March 11.  See your school counselor for more information.

Attention Seniors! 

Are you interested in completing your senior internship with the Geauga Courts?  

If so, please check the School Counseling Class of 2022 google classroom for an application.  Two students from West G will have the opportunity to learn more about our local court system.  Please send completed applications or questions to Mary Ruth Shumway - MShumway@geaugacourts.org.

Our West Geauga ADL is planning our next project which will address the unfortunate racism and prejudices amidst everyday life. This will also be one way we can recognize Black History month. If you are a member of a minority race or religion and are willing to share about your experience, we want to hear your voice. 

What is something you experience as a minority that those not in that group either do not understand or choose to not understand? Responses will be read by ADL members in a video that will air sometime during February. This will be anonymous unless someone does not want to be. 

Statements can be given to Mr. Teare (room 130), Mrs. Crossman (room 104), Mrs. Porter, or to the ADL member that will be in lunches TH & F. 

  

In celebration of National Random Acts of Kindness Day (February 17th), Student Council is hosting our second annual WGHS Kindness Week.  

Next week will include a Spirit Week and Kindness Challenge as well as the opportunity to win prizes for participating.  We will kick off the week with a Spirit Week.  On Monday the theme is Love to be Kind (Celebrate Valentine's Day by wearing Red, Pink, & White).  

The Kindness Challenge will challenge you to complete as many kind deeds as you can in one week. Completing the challenges  will get you entered into the drawing for a chance to win a Kindness T-Shirt!

 

 

Wednesday, February 9, 2022

The National Honor Society is happy to announce that they've expanded tutoring availability to include a permanent study hall tutor table.   They are set up in the cafeteria during every study hall period. You don't need to sign up or be referred to use this free service.  If you are in study hall and could use a little extra help just head over to the tutoring table! Teachers- if you'd like your student to work with an NHS tutor during their study hall please encourage and remind them of this service in your classes. 

SENIORS:  The West Geauga Education Association will be offering a scholarship.  Applicants must be pursuing a career in education, or be the son or daughter of an educator.  Preference will be given to applicants pursuing a career in education.  Academic achievement, community involvement, and activities will also be considered.  Applications are due March 11.  See your school counselor for more information.

Attention Seniors! 

Are you interested in completing your senior internship with the Geauga Courts?  

If so, please check the School Counseling Class of 2022 for an application.  Two students from West G will have the opportunity to learn more about our local court system.  Please send completed applications or questions to Mary Ruth Shumway - MShumway@geaugacourts.org.

Our West Geauga ADL is planning our next project which will address the unfortunate racism and prejudices amidst everyday life. This will also be one way we can recognize Black History month. If you are a member of a minority race or religion and are willing to share about your experience, we want to hear your voice. 

What is something you experience as a minority that those not in that group either do not understand or choose to not understand? Responses will be read by ADL members in a video that will air sometime during February. This will be anonymous unless someone does not want to be. 

Statements can be given to Mr. Teare (room 130), Mrs. Crossman (room 104), Mrs. Porter, or to the ADL member that will be in lunches TH & F. 

 

 In celebration of National Random Acts of Kindness Day (February 17th), Student Council is hosting our second annual WGHS Kindness Week.  

Next week will include a Spirit Week and Kindness Challenge as well as the opportunity to win prizes for participating.  We will kick off the week with a Spirit Week.  On Monday the theme is Love to be Kind (Celebrate Valentine's Day by wearing Red, Pink, & White).  

The Kindness Challenge will challenge you to complete as many kind deeds as you can in one week. Completing the challenges  will get you entered into the drawing for a chance to win a Kindness T-Shirt!

 

 

Tuesday, February 8, 2022

Our West Geauga ADL is planning our next project which will address the unfortunate racism and prejudices amidst everyday life. This will also be one way we can recognize Black History month. If you are a member of a minority race or religion and are willing to share about your experience, we want to hear your voice. Our goal here is for West G to be a more educated, understanding, and inclusive place.

We are collecting statements on the following question which will be anonymous unless the writer does not wish to be anonymous. Here is the question: What is something you experience as a minority that those not in that group either do not understand or choose to not understand? These will be read by ADL members in a video that will air sometime during February. Again, this is anonymous unless someone does not want to be. 

Statements can be given to Mr. Teare (room 130), Mrs. Crossman (room 104), Mrs. Porter, or to the ADL member that will be in lunches TH & F. 

 

Attention seniors heading to college!   New scholarships are arriving daily - many applications have due dates in February and March.  Make sure you check on scholarships in your Naviance account or stop by the counseling office to check them out! 

 

In celebration of National Random Acts of Kindness Day (February 17th), Student Council is hosting our second annual WGHS Kindness Week.  

Next week will include a Spirit Week and Kindness Challenge as well as the opportunity to win prizes for participating.  We will kick off the week with a Spirit Week.  On Monday the theme is Love to be Kind (Celebrate Valentine's Day by wearing Red, Pink, & White).  

The Kindness Challenge will challenge you to complete as many kind deeds as you can in one week. Completing the challenges  will get you entered into the drawing for a chance to win a Kindness T-Shirt!

 

Jane Timken for Ohio is currently seeking students who are interested in learning more about political, communication, data, and digital strategies. Interns will gain valuable knowledge about the democratic process, political field organization, and become adept political staffers during the May 3rd primary election. Interested?  Contact your guidance counselor for further information or contact Grant Simm directly at Grant@janetimkenforohio.com

 

 

Monday, February 7, 2022

Our West Geauga ADL is planning our next project which will address the unfortunate racism and prejudices amidst everyday life. This will also be one way we can recognize Black History month. If you are a member of a minority race or religion and are willing to share about your experience, we want to hear your voice. Our goal here is for West G to be a more educated, understanding, and inclusive place.

We are collecting statements on the following question which will be anonymous unless the writer does not want to be unknown. Here is the question:What is something you experience as a minority that those not in that group either do not understand or choose to not understand? These will be read by ADL members in a video that will air sometime during February. Again, this is anonymous unless someone does not want to be. 

Statements can be given to Mr. Teare (room 130), Mrs. Crossman (room 104), Mrs. Porter, or to the ADL member that will be in lunches TH & F. 

 Attention seniors heading to college!   New scholarships are arriving daily - many applications have due dates in February and March.  Make sure you check on scholarships in your Naviance account or stop by the counseling office to check them out! 

LEAF will present the following VIRTUAL session TONIGHT 6:30 p.m.: Gear Up For My Future (for Freshmen/Sophomores and their parents)  Underclassmen, it’s great to be proactive about your future! Learn what high school freshmen and sophomores do to prepare for their next steps. Get tips on how to make the most of your high school experiences and begin the process of finding a good fit for your future. The session is free, but registration is required. 

 

Jane Timken for Ohio is currently seeking students who are interested in learning more about political, communication, data, and digital strategies. Interns will gain valuable knowledge about the democratic process, political field organization, and become adept political staffers during the May 3rd primary election. Interested?  Contact your guidance counselor for further information or contact Grant Simm directly at Grant@janetimkenforohio.com

Wednesday, February 2, 2022

Attention all students, Please remember it is your responsibility to notify your study hall and advisory teachers when you will not be attending their class.  If you are making up a test, getting extra help, attending a club meeting or for any other reason you need to let your regular teacher know before you go anywhere else. Thank you.

Our West Geauga ADL is planning our next project which will address the unfortunate racism and prejudices amidst everyday life. This will also be one way we can recognize Black History month. If you are a member of a minority race or religion and are willing to share about your experience, we want to hear your voice. Our goal here is for West G to be a more educated, understanding, and inclusive place.

 

We are collecting statements on the following question which will be anonymous unless the writer does not want to be unknown. Here is the question:What is something you experience as a minority that those not in that group either do not understand or choose to not understand? 

These will be read by ADL members in a video that will air sometime during February. Again, this is anonymous unless someone does not want to be.  Statements can be given to Mr. Teare (room 130), Mrs. Crossman (room 104), Mrs. Porter, or to the ADL member that will be in lunches TH & F. 

 

Jane Timken for Ohio is currently seeking students who are interested in learning more about political, communication, data, and digital strategies. Interns will gain valuable knowledge about the democratic process, political field organization, and become adept political staffers during the May 3rd primary election. Interested?  Contact your guidance counselor for further information or contact Grant Simm directly at Grant@janetimkenforohio.com

 

 

Tuesday, February 1, 2022

Attention all students, Please remember it is your responsibility to notify your study hall and advisory teachers when you will not be attending their class.  If you are making up a test, getting extra help, attending a club meeting or for any other reason you need to let your regular teacher know before you go anywhere else. Thank you.

Our West Geauga ADL is planning our next project which will address the still persistent racism and prejudices amidst everyday life. This will also be one way we can recognize Black History month. If you are a member of a minority race or religion and are willing to share about your experience, we want to hear your voice. Our goal here is for West G to be a more educated, understanding, and inclusive place.

 

The ADL is collecting statements which will be anonymous unless the writer does not want to be unknown. Here is the question:  

What is something you experience as a minority that those not in that group either do not understand or choose to not understand? 

These will be read by ADL members in a video that will air sometime during February. Again, this is anonymous unless someone does not want to be. Statements can be given to Mr. Teare (room 130), Mrs. Crossman (room 104), Mrs. Porter, or to the ADL member that will be in lunches Thursday and Friday.

 

Jane Timken for Ohio is currently seeking students who are interested in learning more about political, communication, data, and digital strategies. Interns will gain valuable knowledge about the democratic process, political field organization, and become adept political staffers during the May 3rd primary election. Interested?  Contact your school counselor for further information or contact Grant Simm directly at Grant@janetimkenforohio.com