Ceremonial Closing and Groundbreaking Ceremonies

 

June 2 – Ceremonial Closing and Groundbreaking Ceremonies for Middle School, 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. on the Middle School front lawn. All community members are invited! The building will be open from 4 to 5 p.m. for brief tours and refreshments, followed by an official groundbreaking at 5 p.m.

Spring Cleaning? Donate to the Courtyard

SPRING CLEANING?  DONATE TO THE COURTYARD

The Wyoming High School Courtyard Renovations are almost complete…

We are still seeking donations of the following items:

·         Marbles (as many as possible)

• Terra cotta pots
• Any old gardening tools that you no longer use
• Metal / wire trellis
• Plastic bins with sealed tops (large and shoe box size)
• Any variety of daffodils or hostas that you’d like to split
• Bags of Pre-emergent and potting soil (open bags are fine)

Update: May 22, 2013

Update, May 22, 2013:

At 1:15 p.m. today, all students and staff at Wyoming High School returned to the building after law enforcement officials determined that there was no cause for concern. We appreciate the support and flexibility of everyone involved. Have a nice evening.

With knowledge of a potential safety concern, the

With knowledge of a potential safety concern, the staff at Wyoming High School worked together to evacuate the building. All staff and students are safe and accounted for at this time. Everyone will be allowed to return to the building when the police have completed their efforts today. 

Junior Family Meetings/Summer Employment

The Counselors are meeting with junior students and parents for individual Junior Family Meetings to discuss the college search and application process.  If you would like an individual meeting, please contact your counselor to make an appointment.  Mrs. Meis will meet with students whose last names begin  A-L, and she can be reached at 206-7128 or meisc@wyomingcityschools.org .  Mrs. Ussery will meet with students whose last names begin M-Z, and she can be reached at 206-7058 or usseryk@wyomingcityschools.org.  We strongly encourage all junior families to set up a Junior Family Meeting.

Please remind your student to check the bulletin board outside Guidance/College Counseling for information on summer employment and internship opportunities.  For example, the CHRC Summer Youth Employment program is a great opportunity for students to gain valuable work experience and earn money.  More information and an application can be found at www.gcul.org or students may contact Jaime Bryant, Youth Services Coordinator, at 513-352-3237.  Information on summer programs and other enrichment opportunities can be found in the Special Programs binder in the office.

Guidance News

All fees must be paid by senior students in order to receive graduation tickets.  Please bring any outstanding fees to Mrs. Barre in the Attendance Office.

PSA Annual Meeting

 

The PSA Annual Meeting will take place at Pendery Lobby on Wednesday, May 22. Meeting starts at 9:30 a.m. Refreshments will be served at 9 a.m. Superintendent Dr. Susan Lang will speak about the current school year and the 2013-14 year to come. An overview of PSA activities and finances for the year-to-date will be presented, along with the installation of the new PSA officers.

Red Cross Summer Program

Looking for a summer program that will enrich and empower your teen, preparing them for humanitarian work, leadership roles, or college? Well, look no further! The Cincinnati Area Chapter of the American Red Cross is in its 30th year of teaching teens about leadership, diversity and communications skills, aiming to train future leaders!

The Leadership Development Center (LDC) is a four-day, three night summer leadership training program for teens, run by teens.  Sponsored by PNC, the program is geared towards empowering youth to find and develop their inner leadership skills.

This year’s camp will be held on the campus of Xavier University, July 18th – 21st.

The LDC teen leadership camp is a conference for youths entering grades 8-11 (Ages 13 – 16).  This camp hosts over one hundred students from around the Tri-State area and serves primarily to help individuals foster their leadership abilities while increasing diversity awareness. The cost to attend the LDC teen leadership camp is $200. Sponsorships are available on a limited basis.

Youth attending the LDC teen leadership camp will participate in various teen-led sessions on leadership topics such as public speaking, diversity, leadership styles and team building.  There are also games, guest speakers and activities – all structured to help youth recognize their leadership potential and encourage them to act upon it.

For more information about the LDC teen leadership camp or to register visit http://american.redcross.org/ldccincinnatiarc

Summer OGT Registration and Summer School Registration

Please click on the links below for summer OGT and summer school registration

Summer OGT Registration form

Summer school registration form

May Fete Pre-Sale Ride Bracelets and Tickets

 

May Fete is Friday, May 17th

The Facts on Pre-Sale Tickets

• Tickets will be pre-sold ONLY May 13^th – May 16^th before school.
• A sheet of 12 tickets costs $5.00.  Each ticket is worth $0.50
• By pre-purchasing tickets, you receive $1.00 worth of FREE tickets for every $5.00 you spend.
• Tickets can be used for PSA games, Peeweeville games, carnival games & rides, food and drinks.
• Tickets will not be sold on May Fete Day.

   The Facts on Pre-Sale Ride Bracelets

 Ride bracelets will be pre-sold ONLY May 13th-16^th before school.

• Pre-sale ride bracelets cost $17.00 each.
• If you wait and buy a ride bracelet at May Fete, the cost is $25.00.
• Ride bracelets are good for UNLIMITED rides!
• Without a ride bracelet, rides are $3.00 EACH.

  Why pre-purchase tickets and bracelets?

• YOU SAVE $$$$
• The school benefits from your early support.
• Kids don’t have to carry around cash during May Fete. Still have questions?

Please contact Amanda Rosenberg 332-8685 or Kim Nelson 477-7192

May Fete MS Order Form