Week of February 26

Team -

Congratulations to the men's and women's basketball teams for giving yet again another fantastic season!  Please assist me in expressing this to the coaches and players.  A big thank you and congratulations to the advisors and students for putting on a fantastic Black History program Thursday evening. If you missed this event, please make sure you try to attend next year's event. 

Please spread this event by communicating to your students, e-mailing your distribution lists, etc.... This coming Thursday evening, we have Junior night. We expect to see all parents of Juniors at this event at 6:00 pm in the auditorium. College readiness, preparing for college, Say Yes as well as see representatives from Guilford College, UNCG, other local universities and more will be presented! In addition, we have  a wonderful opportunity to hear from parents and students regarding their personal journeys of drug and alcohol addiction in a following presentation. Any questions related to this topic will be able to be answered by experts form Drug and Alcohol services, Counselors, Insight, and Youth Focus.  You certainly do not want to miss these events and feel free to bring a friend. 

Staff, hopefully your department chairs have shared with you the amazing things/resources coming our way at SWHS. We have over $8,000 of funding being used for private tutoring working collaboratively with both Math 1 and English 2. We have purchased 6 more interactive projectors to be installed in classrooms before the year ends. This will open up 6 LCD projectors. We spent an additional $1,000 on calculators for the math department. Furthermore, we have acquired over $100,000 is resources without spending a dime of our own money. We have Achieve3000, a $16,000 program that English 2 teachers will be working with but will be available for any teachers who have 10th graders in their classroom. We acquired Math 1 teacher support by a company called The National Training Network. They will be working with the Math 1 teachers on data analysis, modeling in the classroom, PLCs, and more (more than $10,000 in support). We acquired 4 new copiers in the ballpark of roughly $16,000, 3 laptop charging carts and 78 laptops arriving within the next 6 weeks worth $45,000. I have met with GCS Safety and Security to get our front doors on a magnetic door lock with surveillance system ($5,000 +/-), and have advocated to get both sets of doors on this system, as I believe we have two "front" entrances for our school. I am hoping this is completed before the end of July. Additionally, we have a family who is willing to contribute up to $30,000 matching anyone's dollar for their dollar. We are hoping this will bring $60,000 into the school where $1 dollar out of every $3 will be spent on technology and the remaining $2 will be spent on Safety/Security.  One of the first technology purchases will be installing an interact smart projector in the Media Center that will allow skyping to occur from around the world. Safety/security meetings for the community and staff will be forthcoming which will hopefully drive the total of $60,000 even further.  I hope each of you is as excited as I am. The staff of SWHS and our students are deserving of this and more!

Another reminder as we start approaching the end of the year, GCS is expecting all staff to attend HS Graduation ceremonies and be in regalia. With this expectation, I will provide a FULL day of comp time that can be used for NEXT school year. The Graduation date for SWHS is Saturday, June 16 at 9:00 AM at the Greensboro Coliseum. More information will follow. It is expected that staff have the same expectations as students when it comes to dress attire. In other words, shorts, loafers, tank tops, hats would not be considered appropriate. For those of you that were at graduation last year, it really was a beautiful thing to see and recognize the staff for all that they do in front of 5000 people. You all deserve this at the very least. 

   

This Tuesday, February 27th, we are conducting the ACT exam for all Juniors. Seniors will have cap and gowns distributed as well as review the updated graduation calendar. They will be released for the day after the meeting. Sophomores will go over class rings that morning in the auditorium. Both Sophomore and Freshmen classes will be involved in a service learning presentation as well as participate in a homelessness activity (PLEASE REVIEW LISA WHITESTONE'S E-MAILS). Senior homeroom teachers are asked to assist with this event since seniors have been dismissed. ALL 9th and 10th graders will be able to acquire service learning hours during this day. A specific schedule has been dsitirbuted by Lisa Whitestone going over specifics of the activity. Teachers of 9th, 10th and 12th grade homerooms may have a little homework to handle in order for the activities on this day to be successful. 

Reminder: The building will always be open on Sunday from roughly 7-1 due to Piedmont Chapel church. 

Upcoming Athletic schedule, extracurricular events, and important activities:

Tuesday, February 27

8:40AM - 1:30PM - ACT - Juniors
8:45 - 10:45 - Senior Meeting - Coggins Gym - Early release for seniors only
8:45 - 9:45 - Sophomores - Class ring presentation - Auditorium

Wednesday, February 28

10:30AM Instructional Meeting - Barnum's Office
4:30 PM Mens Varsity Tennis Mount Tabor High School Home 
5:00 PM Mens Varsity Baseball Rockingham County High School Home 
5:00 PM Womens Junior Varsity Soccer Southeast Guilford High School Away 
5:00 PM Womens Junior Varsity Softball Rockingham County High School Home 
6:00 PM Womens Varsity Soccer Ragsdale High School Home 
7:00 PM Womens Varsity Softball Rockingham County High School Home

Thursday, March 1

6:00 - 7:00 Junior Parent night - Auditorium
7:00 - 8:00 "Crisis in High Point - Auditorium
4:30 PM Mens Varsity Tennis High Point Central High School Home 
5:00 PM Mens Junior Varsity Lacrosse East Forsyth High School Endowment Game Home 
5:30 PM Womens Varsity Lacrosse West Forsyth High School Away 
6:00 PM Womens Varsity Soccer High Point Central High School Away 
7:30 PM Mens Varsity Lacrosse East Forsyth High School Endowment Game Home

Friday, March 2

4:30 PM Mens Varsity Tennis Ben L. Smith High School Home 
5:00 PM Mens Varsity Baseball Grimsley High School Home 
5:00 PM Mens Junior Varsity Baseball Grimsley High School Away 
5:00 PM Womens Junior Varsity Softball Northern Guilford High School Home 
5:30 PM Mens Junior Varsity Lacrosse Grimsley High School Away 
7:00 PM Womens Varsity Softball Northern Guilford High School Home 
7:30 PM Mens Varsity Lacrosse Grimsley High School Away

Saturday, March 3

10AM-Noon -Sophomore Ring Orders - SWHS Front Foyer

Reminders:

- Make sure you are updating grades in Power School 
Remember to reference CANVAS for all pertinent information. If you find that a document is not located on CANVAS, please inquire with one of the Assistant Principals or Tinisha Shaw.

- Mr. Hettenbach

AM SUPERVISION

Front Lobby                                        Butler

Attendance                                         Atwood

Outside Media Center                        Vlazny

Inside Media Center                           Bednarski

Cafeteria Inside (late bus)                  Brady

Cafeteria inside                                  Philpott

Cafeteria outside                                Shields

Student lot outside gym                      Byrd

Gravel lot behind cafeteria                 Spillman
Main hallway to Student Parking        Mode

Academy gym (inside)                        Greene

Academy gym (hallway)                     Gaines

LUNCH

1^st Lunch

Teacher 1                                             Corriher

Teacher 2                                             Muse

Teacher 3                                             Cook. M.

2^nd Lunch

Teacher 1                                             Bednarski

Teacher 2                                             Cox. S.

Teacher 3                                             Keveryn

3^rd Lunch

Teacher 1                                             Long

Teacher 2                                             Steely

Teacher 3                                             Middleton

4^th Lunch

Teacher 1                                             Larson

Teacher 2                                             Nadeau

Teacher 3                                             Chambers

Please assist us in keeping students seated until the bell rings. Also – if you have lunch supervision, you can dismiss your class 2 minutes (no earlier) in order to get to the cafeteria before the students arrive.

Teacher 1 = Inside Cafeteria at Cashiers transitioning to old section of cafeteria

Teacher 2 = Outside serving line inside old section of cafeteria transitioning to large section of cafeteria

Teacher 3 = Outside line in hall transitioning to cafeteria exit

We are... Southwest!

Week of February 19

Team -

A reminder that tomorrow is a regular school day, a make up day from previous inclement weather days so we look forward to seeing all students and staff at school on Monday. 

Unfortunately, this past week, our nation experienced another tragic event at a school that resulted in the loss of life. When we at Southwest put systems in place, it is to minimize ,hopefully eliminating these scenarios from occurring at our school. I can assure you as the Principal at SWHS, I am in conversation about providing more resources into our school to increase the safety and security for everyone on our campus. With that being said, I need your help. Please review your safety plans, take them serious, review them with your students often, provide clarity to your substitutes on where these plans on and makes sure they are easily understood. Check passes in the hallways (look at the time and dates), provide passes for students leaving your class, consistently uphold the expectations we continue to address on a daily basis.   Consistency, consistency, consistency.

A huge congratulations to the SWHS Men's Wrestling team. Leading the way with Deven Snyder as a state champion, followed by Caleb Smith, Ruther Oxce finishing in 3rd, and Andrew Chu finishing 5th in their respective weight classes. Great job and way to represent!

Another huge congratulations to the SWHS Cowgirls Basketball program for winning the conference tournament this past Friday versus Mt. Tabor. Way to go ladies!

We have a couple of exciting events coming up this week; Men's and Women's basketball both play at home on Tuesday. Please come out and assist us in cheering on both our cowgirls and cowboys as they prepare to wreck havoc in the state tournament. Games start at 6 and 7:30 PM. Also - this Thursday at 7pm in the auditorium, we have a Black History Month presentation that starts at 7 pm. Tickets are only $2. If you had the opportunity to see last year's event, you now know you don't want to miss this year's! 

A reminder as we start approaching the end of the year, I must inform you that GCS is  expecting all staff to attend HS Graduation ceremonies and be in regalia. With this expectation, I will provide a FULL day of comp time that can be used for NEXT school year. The Graduation date for SWHS is Saturday, June 16 at 9:00 AM at the Greensboro Coliseum. More information will follow. It is expected that staff have the same expectations as students when it comes to dress attire. In other words, shorts, loafers, tank tops, hats would not be considered appropriate. For those of you that were at graduation last year, it really was a beautiful thing to see and recognize the staff for all that they do in front of 5000 people. You all deserve this at the very least. 

The SWHS PTSA is holding a soup and salad luncheon for you this coming Friday. Please go to Michelle Lovett's classroom during your lunch time on Friday, enjoy the soup and salad as well as the company of your colleagues.  If you do not have planning 3rd block and have lunch supervision on Friday, please work with your lunchtime administrator so you can go enjoy this meal. 

This Wednesday, February 21st, all students will be in homeroom up to 9:30. The Junior class will be doing their Pre-administration for the ACT. Here is Wednesday's schedule:

     

             Homeroom       8:40-9:30

             1^st Block           9:35 to 10:45

             2^nd Block         10:50 to 11:45

             3^rd Block          11:50 to 2:05

                     1^st lunch           11:45 to 12:15

                     2^nd lunch          12:20 to 12:50

                     3^rd lunch           12:55 to 1:25

                     4^th lunch           1:30 to 2:00

              4^th Block         2:05 to 3:35

On Tuesday, February 27th, we are conducting the ACT exam for all Juniors. Seniors will have cap and gowns distributed as well as review the updated graduation calendar. They will be released for the day after the meeting. Sophomores will go over class rings that morning. Both Sophomore and Freshmen classes will be involved in a service learning presentation as well as participate in a homelessness activity. Senior homeroom teachers are asked to assist with this event since seniors have been dismissed. ALL 9th and 10th graders will be able to acquire service learning hours during this day. A specific schedule will be forthcoming later this week and Lisa Whitestone will be sending an e-mail going over specifics of the activity. Teachers of 9th, 10th and 12th grade homerooms may have a little homework to handle in order for the activities on this day to be successful. 

Note: The building will always be open on Sunday from roughly 7-1 due to Piedmont Chapel church. 

Upcoming Athletic schedule, extracurricular events, and important activities:

Tuesday, February 20 

8AM - Leadership Meeting - Barnum's office
10:30 AM - Instructional Meeting - Barnum's Office
6:00/7:30 PM Girls/Boys Varsity Basketball State Tournament Smith/N. Forsyth

Wednesday, February 21

7:45 - 8:30AM - Discipline Task Force Team Meeting - Barnum's office
4:00 PM -Media Center - Gradfest Interest Meeting
8:45 - 9:30 AM ACT Pre-Administration(Juniors) - Homeroom

Thursday, February 22

TBD State Basketball Playoffs
7:00-9:00PM - Black History Program - auditorium - $2

Friday, February 23

11:50 to 2:00 - PTSA Soup/Salad Luncheon for Staff - room A106
Blood Drive - more information to be communicated to students during the week
Student Jean day - You must have purchased a wrist band to participate - see Mrs. Repko if you need one.  $5 allows you to participate all semester on these special days repkot@gcsnc.com 

Saturday, February 24

TBD State Basketball Playoffs
TBD - UNC Essentially Ellington Jazz Festival - UNCG Kenan School of music - e-mail Band Director Mr. Joseph Cox at coxj@gcsnc.com for more information. 

Reminders:

- Make sure you are updating grades in Power School 
Remember to reference CANVAS for all pertinent information. If you find that a document is not located on CANVAS, please inquire with one of the Assistant Principals or Tinisha Shaw.

- Mr. Hettenbach

AM SUPERVISION

Front Lobby                                        Bradshaw

Attendance                                         Donovan

Outside Media Center                        Talley

Inside Media Center                           Long

Cafeteria Inside (late bus)                  Richards

Cafeteria inside                                  Lasher

Cafeteria outside                                Donovan (Well that would be difficult-focus on Attendance area)

Student lot outside gym                      Nix-Stevenson

Gravel lot behind cafeteria                 Evans
Main hallway to Student Parking        Cox, S.

Academy gym (inside)                        Doak

Academy gym (hallway)                     Hmiel

LUNCH

1^st Lunch

Teacher 1                                             Caldwell

Teacher 2                                             Cofer

Teacher 3                                             Compton

2^nd Lunch

Teacher 1                                             Hinson

Teacher 2                                             Whitestone

Teacher 3                                             Boulton

3^rd Lunch

Teacher 1                                             Vlazny

Teacher 2                                             Lasher

Teacher 3                                             Baker

4^th Lunch

Teacher 1                                             Richmond

Teacher 2                                             Stone

Teacher 3                                             VonSteen

Please assist us in keeping students seated until the bell rings. Also – if you have lunch supervision, you can dismiss your class 2 minutes (no earlier) in order to get to the cafeteria before the students arrive.

Teacher 1 = Inside Cafeteria at Cashiers transitioning to old section of cafeteria

Teacher 2 = Outside serving line inside old section of cafeteria transitioning to large section of cafeteria

Teacher 3 = Outside line in hall transitioning to cafeteria exit
Good evening, this is Mike Hettenbach, Principal of Southwest Guilford High School with your weekly updates and reminders...

We are... Southwest!

Week of February 12

Team -

Thank you to everyone who participated in the PTSA Walk the Schedule Night this past Monday. 

This coming Thursday, we distribute interim reports to all students in all classes. 

If anyone has any questions about the ESSA (Every Student Succeeds Act) we reviewed in Wednesday's faculty meeting, please see me.

A reminder as we start approaching the end of the year, I must inform you that GCS is  expecting all staff to attend HS Graduation ceremonies and be in regalia. The Graduation date for SWHS is Saturday, June 16 at 9:00 AM at the Greensboro Coliseum. More information will follow. It is expected that staff have the same expectations as students when it comes to dress attire. In other words, shorts, loafers, tank tops, hats would not be considered appropriate. For those of you that were at graduation last year, it really is a beautiful thing to see and recognize the staff for all that they do in front of 5000 people. 

Once again, make sure we are maintaining high expectations all the way through to the end of the year. This includes all supervision responsibilities outside of the classroom. Consistency, consistency, consistency. 

Note: The building will always be open on Sunday from roughly 7-1 due to Piedmont Chapel church. 

Upcoming Athletic schedule, extracurricular events, and important activities:

Monday, February 12
6:00 PM Boys Varsity Basketball Conference Tournament Home Dudley
6:00 PM PTSA meeting C132

Tuesday, February 13
10:30 AM Instructional Meeting - Barnum's Office 

6:00 PM Girls Varsity Basketball Conference Tournament @ Mt Tabor

Wednesday, February 14 

TBD Boys Varsity Basketball Conference Tournament @ Mt Tabor

7:45 AM to 8:30 AM  Leadership Meeting

Thursday, February 15 

5:00 PM Mens Varsity Wrestling NCHSAA 3A State Individual Championships Home 

8:00 AM OR 4:00 PM - ACT Test Training - Media Center
Distribution of Interim reports in all classes for ALL students

Friday, February 16 

6:00/7:30 PM Boys Varsity Basketball Conference Tournament @ Mt Tabor
8:30 AM - ACT Test Accomodations Training - Media Center
8:40 AM - Spotlight breakfast - Media Center
9:00 AM Mens Varsity Wrestling NCHSAA 3A State Individual Championships Home 

Saturday, February 17 

TBA Womens Varsity Softball Southern Alamance HS Super Scrimmage @ S. Alamance Away 

9:00 AM Mens Varsity Wrestling NCHSAA 3A State Individual Championships Home 

10:00 AM Womens Varsity Soccer NWG Jamboree Scrimmage vs. Cornerstone, Union Pines and Reagan Away

Reminders:

- Make sure you are updating grades in Power School 
Remember to reference CANVAS for all pertinent information. If you find that a document is not located on CANVAS, please inquire with one of the Assistant Principals or Tinisha Shaw.

- Mr. Hettenbach

AM SUPERVISION

Front Lobby                                        Keveryn

Attendance                                         Davison

Outside Media Center                        Davis

Inside Media Center                           Canon

Cafeteria Inside (late bus)                  Haith

Cafeteria inside                                  Powell

Cafeteria outside                                Littles-Thiam

Student lot outside gym                      Gann

Gravel lot behind cafeteria                 Bednarski
Main hallway to Student Parking        Fry

Academy gym (inside)                        Lovett

Academy gym (hallway)                     Repko

LUNCH

1^st Lunch

Teacher 1                                             Greene

Teacher 2                                             Holmes

Teacher 3                                             Rodriguez

2^nd Lunch

Teacher 1                                             Littles-Thiam

Teacher 2                                             Vacant

Teacher 3                                             Kornegay

3^rd Lunch

Teacher 1                                             Shields

Teacher 2                                             Talley

Teacher 3                                             Donovan

4^th Lunch

Teacher 1                                             Gann

Teacher 2                                             Rainey

Teacher 3                                             Nix-Stevenson

Please assist us in keeping students seated until the bell rings. Also – if you have lunch supervision, you can dismiss your class 2 minutes (no earlier) in order to get to the cafeteria before the students arrive.

Teacher 1 = Inside Cafeteria at Cashiers transitioning to old section of cafeteria

Teacher 2 = Outside serving line inside old section of cafeteria transitioning to large section of cafeteria

Teacher 3 = Outside line in hall transitioning to cafeteria exit

Week of February 5

Team -

Congratulations to Angela Hagler on winning the SWHS Teacher of the Year award!  Also -many shout outs go out to all the staff members who were nominated for this year's voting process. 

It's National Counselor's week, February 5th-9th! 

In a time when High School students are trying to find out what their future will hold, the role of the school counselor is vital. I have the honor in working so close to the counselors in the front office as well as having worked alongside Ms. Compton in the Freshman Academy in previous years. Unfortunately, more often than not, every staff member in this building may not get recognized for their efforts simply because it is "behind the scenes". I can assure everyone that the counselors are performing MANY behind the scenes tasks that simply do not get recognized. Their role is far more than just basic scheduling, and responding to student emotions. On a daily basis, I watch the counselors combing through student transcripts, making sure they are on track, or revising their schedule based on their needs. They are meeting with individual students about college interests, assisting parents with questions surrounding financial aid, exploring a variety of colleges for these students, or even seeking outside resources that can help parents become more educated and better advocates for their children. They are wanting to be that buffer between the teacher and administration when it comes to students not being academically or behaviorally successful in the classroom. They are offering interventions and/or strategies to students and teachers rather than the student be instantly removed form instruction.  They are each responsible for 400+/- students. As you can tell, I can go on and on because, truly, I have barely scratched the surface with what they do. I am proud to be the Principal at a High School who has the best counseling team around. Please help me in giving a shout out to any counselor who has helped you, a parent or any student in being a better member of this school. 

Note: The impact of a school counselor is dramatic.According to National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC) study findings, 12th graders who talked about their future plans with a school counselor were:

• 6.8 times more likely to complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
• 3.2 times more likely to attend college
• Two times more likely to attend a bachelor’s degree program 

Monday, February 5th is the PTSA walk the Scheduled Night from 6-7:30, starting in the auditorium. Please send a reminder to your e-mail distribution lists about this event. There will be a food Truck out in front of the school, Food Freaks stuffed hamburgers starting around 5PM if you need to get some dinner prior to the event. 10% of all purchases will go back to the PTSA. Also, we are doing a supply drive to help offset some of your purchases during the school years. The more money we can save, the quicker we can spend more money on the technological needs of the school. 

Tuesday, February 6th, we will conduct grade level meetings with the students in the auditorium. If you have planning or are supervising a majority of these students in your class, we ask that you come assist with supervision. The schedule is listed below.

9th grade - 8:50 - 9:30

10th grade - 9:35 - 10:10

12th grade - 10:20 - 10:55

11th grade - 11:00 - 11:45

From Mrs. Cline(e-mail sent 1/22)......Grades are due by 5:00 on Monday, FEBRUARY 5th

*****English II, English III, Math 2 & Math 3 teachers may be affected with a delay in exam scores.

For any course that has a NC final exam please enter the following until the scores are in:

2^nd qtr = actual grade

Exam (E1) = INC

Semester Final grade (F1) = INC

*****Math I, Biology & all other NC finals should not be delayed

**********All teacher made exams can be entered and completed the afternoon of the exam. (you do not need to wait)

                                                             Use 1/26 for exam due date

Any other Incompletes for grades should be approved by Mr. Hettenbach  

Students that need to make up time due to too many absences should receive an “55” – use comment code:

56244- A “55” indicates the attendance policy was violated.

  

You will need to print out and give to Mrs. Cline only the Score Sheet which is your spreadsheet with assignments & final grade.  Please  don’t turn them in until they are as correct as they will be.

  

Report cards will be given to students on Thursday, February 8^th.

  

Grade changes can be submitted after report cards have been printed.  (For instructions on changing grades -  AKA “manually overriding grades” please see the attachment).  Mrs. Cline has attached the grade change form that has to be filled out for all grade changes. You will make the change in your gradebook but you have to give her the form to let her know what you have changed so she can store the grades which will update student’s transcript.   

This coming Saturday, February 10 is one last opportunity for students to make up time to be applied to the 2nd quarter. It will be 8-12 in the Media Center. 

As we start approaching the end of the year, I must inform you that GCS is now expecting all staff to attend HS Graduation ceremonies and be in regalia. The Graduation date for SWHS is Saturday, June 16 at 9:00 AM at the Greensboro Coliseum. More information will follow. 

Please make sure we are starting the semester off with high expectations and are maintaining those expectations all the way through to the end of the year. This includes all supervision responsibilities outside of the classroom. Consistency, consistency, consistency. 

As a reminder, please make sure you are alerting the student's grade level counselor and administrator if you are nervous about a student failing your class. Additionally, please remind students of their make up time responsibilities and any work that needs to be made up. 

As a reminder the building will always be open on Sunday from roughly 7-1 due to Piedmont Chapel church. 

Upcoming Athletic schedule, extracurricular events, and important activities:

Monday, February 5

PTSA Walk the Schedule Night - 6:00 PM - 7:30 - starts in the auditorium

Tuesday, February 06 
Grade level Meetings - Auditorium

        9th grade - 8:50 - 9:30

        10th grade - 9:35 - 10:10

        12th grade - 10:20 - 10:55

        11th grade - 11:00 - 11:45

4:30 PM Mens Junior Varsity Basketball North Forsyth High School Conference game Away 
6:00 PM Womens Varsity Basketball North Forsyth High School Conference game Away 
7:30 PM Mens Varsity Basketball North Forsyth High School Conference game Away 

Wednesday, February 7
8:00-8:30AM Faculty Meeting - Media Center


Thursday, February 8
3:30 Homeroom for report card pick up
ESL Verification Day - Mrs. Rodriguez' room, C103

Friday, February 09 
ESL Verification Day - Mrs. Rodriguez' room, C103
9th Grade incentive trip - Ice House
PTSA Chic Fila Day! - Mention SWHS at breakfast, lunch, dinner to support PTSA with a % of Chic Fila's sales
4:30 PM Mens Junior Varsity Basketball Mount Tabor High School Home 
5:00 PM Mens Varsity Wrestling 3A West Regional Individual Away Morehead
6:00 PM Womens Varsity Basketball Mount Tabor High School conference game Home 
7:30 PM Mens Varsity Basketball Mount Tabor High School Home

Saturday, February 10
8am-Noon Saturday School - Media Center
9:00 AM Mens Varsity Wrestling 3A West Regional Individual Away Morehead
10:00 AM Coed Varsity Track 3A State Championships at JDL Home

Reminders:

- Make sure you are updating grades in Power School 
Remember to reference CANVAS for all pertinent information. If you find that a document is not located on CANVAS, please inquire with one of the Assistant Principals or Tinisha Shaw.

- Mr. Hettenbach

AM SUPERVISION

Front Lobby                                        Boulton

Attendance                                         Hawkins

Outside Media Center                        Whitestone

Inside Media Center                           Shaw

Cafeteria Inside (late bus)                  Hudgens

Cafeteria inside                                  Kornegay

Cafeteria outside                                Medley

Student lot outside gym                      Wesney

Gravel lot behind cafeteria                 Donovan
Main hallway to Student Parking        Meck

Academy gym (inside)                        Cofer

Academy gym (hallway)                     Caldwell

LUNCH

1^st Lunch

Teacher 1                                             Lovett

Teacher 2                                             Wright

Teacher 3                                             M. Cook

2^nd Lunch

Teacher 1                                             Brown

Teacher 2                                             D. Cooke

Teacher 3                                             Chapman

3^rd Lunch

Teacher 1                                             Fry

Teacher 2                                             Powell

Teacher 3                                             Davis

4^th Lunch

Teacher 1                                             Meck

Teacher 2                                             Black

Teacher 3                                             Mode

Please assist us in keeping students seated until the bell rings. Also – if you have lunch supervision, you can dismiss your class 2 minutes (no earlier) in order to get to the cafeteria before the students arrive.

Teacher 1 = Inside Cafeteria at Cashiers transitioning to old section of cafeteria

Teacher 2 = Outside serving line inside old section of cafeteria transitioning to large section of cafeteria

Teacher 3 = Outside line in hall transitioning to cafeteria exit