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Windsor forest high school Knightly news NovEMBER 2015 Mr. Derrick Butler, Principal 11/4 Progress reports issued 11/11 Holiday for all 11/25-27 Thanksgiving holiday PBIS reminders: Earn your SHIELD by doing the right thing every day. Always be in uniform, always be on time and always have your agenda!!!! ATTENTION STUDENT DRIVERS If you have not purchased a parking decal, you must do so immediately or your car will be towed at your expense. For further information, visit the Main Office. Dates to Remember

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Windsor forest high school

Knightly news

NovEMBER 2015

Mr. Derrick Butler, Principal

11/4 Progress reports issued

11/11 Holiday for all

11/25-27 Thanksgiving holiday

PBIS reminders:

Earn your SHIELD by

doing the right thing every day. Always be in

uniform, always be on time and always have your agenda!!!!

ATTENTION STUDENT DRIVERS

If you have not purchased a parking decal, you must do so

immediately or your car will be towed at your expense. For further

information, visit the Main Office.

Dates to Remember

The Principal’s Shield

Lamp of Knowledge The month of November provides us an opportunity to prepare our students for the last push of learning for the 1st semester. In fact, progress reports will be distributed on Wednesday, November 4th. Please review those progress reports with your child and assist him/her in developing a plan for continued progress in their learning. By doing so,

you are also supporting our efforts to increase student accountability and ownership of learning. This month we have several field trips that provide our students with opportunities to make authentic learning connections, so encourage your child to take advantage of these learning experiences. Additionally, we will have several opportunities for students to engage in some intense review sessions in Saturday Academy, tutorial, and even during class as we prepare for upcoming standardized testing (Georgia Milestones) and other exams. As we continue our partnering relationship with you parents, we ask that you are making it a priority for our students to arrive to school each day on time, that you are allowing our students to remain at school for the entire school day, and that you are limiting your electronic communications with students during the day. By doing so, our students will have an opportunity to be actively engaged and focused in the full day learning experience which ultimately allows for increased student learning, progress, and achievement.

Oak Leaf of Victory

I am continuously reminded of our school motto "We lead and all will follow" as it is reflected through the example and accomplishments of our students and teachers. I am proud to recognize and acknowledge the hard work and demonstration of learning at high levels for those students earning high honor roll and honor roll during 1st marking period. I also want to recognize those students who achieved GHP (governor’s honors program) recognition, participated in the Armstrong State University art competition and placed 2nd and 3rd, were recognized in the Sulfer Studio Art gallery with their art display, as well as our band and chorus students who performed at their respective GMEA district honor’s events and received excellent ratings. Oak Leaf of Strength Windsor Forest HS and the Georgia Department of Education need your help with the 2015-16 School Climate Surveys. These anonymous online surveys seek parent, student, and staff feedback on the quality and character of school life, and are part of the calculation that determines our school’s climate rating within the College and Career Readiness Performance Index (CCRPI). We hope that you will take 5-10 minutes of your time to complete the 2015-16 Georgia Parent Survey by visiting our website at http://wfhs.sccpss.com and look under the announcement tab. You may take this survey from any desktop, laptop, or mobile internet device. Parents are also welcome to visit the school and take the survey in the College and Career Center of our Guidance Office. Mr. Derrick L. Butler Interim Principal

WINDSOR FOREST HIGH SCHOOL

Student Recognitions

High Honor Roll

Chester, Priscilla Therese

Hina, Agnes Welebah

Huynh, Don

Irvin, Essence Arnell

Jones, Ayanna Kierra

Maldonado, Dianne Marie

Morris, Benjamin Thomas

Pasig, Moses Jesus

Sainz, Alexander Antonio

Tolbert, Alexander Graham

Tran, Tuan Thanh

Grant, Nautica Imani

Ho, Johnny Duong

Mensah, Shanti Esi

Prentice, Mahaliah Civilla Orencia

Stein, Alea Lynn

Young, Kamiah Kristine Monae

Aguilar, Fabian

Clovis, Liza Camille

Finley, Samantha Luree

Folsome, Jamari James

Hruby, Niels

Neal, Mariah Julianne

Sanguily, Larissa Isabel

Walter, Makayla Akira

Childree, Holly Renee

Downs, Madison Mackenzie

Holmes, Johnira Joh'mira

Ketelsen, Reshmi Analise

Leckie, Brianna Kacee

Legg, Troy Mikale

Mack, Stephon Marcus

McFarlin, Kalaysia Rochelle

Morris, Gabriel Lane

Purvis, Shontavia Jada

Schmidt, Morgan Nicole

Shafik-Mohammed, Sara Jasmine

Stefan, Ciarra Marie Isabella

Tang, Julie

Villanueva, Randy Ithiel

Welch, Caitlyn Marie

WINDSOR FOREST HIGH SCHOOL

Honor Roll

Albany, Shakeem Deonte

Andrews, David Mathew

Beatie, Michala Destiny

Brown, Jaylin Malik

Chalmers, Iyana Alexus

Cordero, Evony Simone

Findlay, Kevin Edward

Frazier, Tajah

Gap, Sylvia Jasmine Gurepin

Grant, Tytiana Marie

Hale, Erica Janae

Hult, Katelyn Yesenia

Jaime, Christian

Karfakis, Aspasia Evgenia

Karfakis, Katina Maria

Lu, YiLing

Mack, Nieam Lavonte' Dontrel

Mallick, Caitlin Nicole

Manor, Shadae Seven

Moye, Ashley Kaitlyn

Ortiz, Sergio Morelos

Page, Griffin Lane

Patel, Nirali Sanjay

Perez, Jaime Aiton

Phillips, Za'hria Ambreil

Price, Maya Alexis

Rios, Elva Sofia

Robinson, Ayanna Jamyila

Spikes, Au'Shonte' Khanisha

Turner, Raigan Lafaye

Venn, Sierra Chantel

Williams, Briana Nicole

Wilson, Kiersten Renee'

Alexander, Ashley Nichole

Cannon, Alawna Kyliece

Cantoran, Michelle Ashley

Caraballo-Flores, Giovanni

Carter, Arielle Bryanna

Chrestensen, Bradley Boyd

Coalwell, Tyler Micheal

Graham, Jessilyn Marie

Huynh, Amy My-Anh Pham

Irvin, Tianna Nicole

Johnston, Mandy Janine

Joseph, Volvika

Lawrence, Michelle

Lee, Quavonte Maurice

Luke, Kaylyn McKenzie

Lynch, Nicolette Monee'

McFadden, Imani Sheaya

Morales Ortiz, Cecilia Athenea

Paxton, Chance Michael

Stevens, Auriana Kaylan

Tang, Kevin

Todd, Amani Shakira

Tubbs, Maurice Jeronimo

Williams, Jae'Lyn Andre

Williams, Rebekah Marie

Andrews, Ethan Daniel

Bates, Johnathan Tyrese

Beasley, Tykira Shanay

Brooks, Natreece Emonie

Brown, Jayce Deion

Cardwell, Lauren Ashley

Cosbert, Jelina Melisa

Davis, Dericka Martia

Dixon, Jabria Mone'

Emmick, Madelyn F

Ewetola, Diana

Gaylor, Alexander Xavier

Gaylor, Linda Marie

Hall, KayLynn Elaine

Hall, Omari DeQuan

Hampton, Kristionna Aileen Marie

Henderson, Adam Rashad

Hernandez, Jesus

James, Emily Anne

Jones, Trekeyiah Alexius

Larrimore, Sara Rose

Littlejohn, Jada Marie

Mack, Joshua Kenneth

Martinez, Jonathan David

Maxwell, Ja'Kalyn Sabrina

Maynor, Taylor Anese

Milanov, Marko

Morrell, Jessell Lorraine

Mosley, Jada Marshae'

Murray, Eve Hanna

Nava, Caren P

Nelson, Alexis Blake

WINDSOR FOREST HIGH SCHOOL

Honor Roll

Oberg, Jonathan James

Patel, Neel Yagneshkumar

Pletcher, Naomi Nicole

Robinson, Henry Michael

Rose, Kevin John

Sayers, Johannah Elizabeth

Shellhorn, Sydney

Stewart, Razah Amel

Teal, Amaya Cherae

Tilicea, Chancelor Thomas

Trentacosta, Gabrielle Elizabeth

Vaccari, Gabriel Marie

Vincent, Sierra Alexis

Alcocer, Paolo Andres

Bigham, Ni' kyna Ikyona

Brown, Miah Destinee'

Bush, Kareem Jamon

Camacho, Juan-Pablo

Canada, Colby Lynn

Chang, Kenneth Tyler

Chung, Alan Jamal

Claude, Vanessa Elisabeth

Collins, Jay'Mahney Cinsere

Daniels, Kayla Bre'el

DeJohn, Sophia Marie

Dust, Darrel David

Franklin, Ryanne LeJoy

Gerido, Evan Thomas

German, Jada Shamari

Goodman, Virginia Lacy

Graham, Eron Xavier

Hanes, Sabria Marie

Hanley, Khefri Sia

Harris, Ca'Naya Briana

Harris, Destiny Ty'Asia Chrisha

Harris, Jaylin Darnell

Hernandez, Luz Vianey

Hina, Martin Kowo

Johnson, Tajharay Taquell

Lee, Jonathan Raquel

Legg, Victoria Chante'

Lucas, Mya Otishia Diane

Lyde, Aaliyah Aniyah

MacMillan, McCall D

Maxwell, Emonie Le'Trice

Maynard, Christopher Warren

Merritt-Navarro, Nyzhare Nyasia

Moffett, Breonna Alexsondria

Montano, Elona Anne

Moore, Malia Leilani

Occhino, Nathaniel Aaron

Oliva-Carrillo, Leslie Sharon

Patel, Ashit Sanjay

Perry, Lydia Nicole

Rose, Ronde'aya Jenae'

Ross, Cameron Tayshon

Sanders, Manuel Jackson

Strayhorn, Camryn Elise

Taylor, Christal Nicole

Thompson, Trana Indaysha

Tilicea, Zachary Howard

Tolbert, Alexis Mikell

Truell, Saryha Mones'e

Tukes, Chandler Emir

Viles, Kobe Allin

Washington, Milan Ahnisa

Wilemon, Ryan Patrick

Williams, Aidan Thomas

Williams, Ena' Marie Veronica

Williams, Nashom Maurice

Williams, Samantha Nicole

WINDSOR FOREST HIGH SCHOOL

GHP (Governor’s Honor Program)

Michelle Cantoran, nominated by Ms. DeLettre in Math

Johnny Ho, nominated by Mr. Ahmed in Engineering Software

Ja’Nautica Williams, nominated by Ms. Sperry in Visual Arts

Senior Art Show at Armstrong State University

Robbie Boss-2nd Place-

Ricardo Prado-3rd Place

Sulfur Studio Art Gallery Show

Zacharay Greene

Armstrong State University FASHtech Project

Brianni Taylor

Jada Shamari German Aaliyah Tatiana McGee Sheridan Brook McAvoy Danika Grant Victoria Reed-Torres

WINDSOR FOREST HIGH SCHOOL

SATURDAY ACADEMY

What?

Saturday Academy is a tutorial, remediation, and review opportunity for students who are in need of grade repair for a course and/or for students preparing for GMAS, AP, IB, SAT, ACT or other exams.

Who?

Students who are failing or at-risk of failing a course due to missing assignments, zeroes, low classwork/homework grades and/or failing test scores; students wishing to participate in test review sessions; sen-

iors needing extra support in course(s) to remain on track to graduate

When?

Select Saturdays 9AM-12PM (tentative schedule below)

*Additional sessions may be scheduled as needed*

How?

Students must request and sign-up to attend Saturday Academy with the teacher or administrator of the course for which assistance is needed. Students may also be recommended by a teacher. Students will

receive a parent notification letter.

1st Semester

September 19th

October 10th

November 14th

November 21st SAT and ACT Math Review Session & GMAS Review Sessions

December 12th

2nd Semester

January 16th SAT and ACT Math Review Sessions

February 6th

March 5th

April 23rd

May 7th

Have you started working on your Community Service?

Students are required to do a minimum of 20 hours of Community Service at a non- profit organization of your choosing.

Community Service logs are available in the Counseling office and must be submitted to Advisors or Counselors and include a 3 paragraph essay outlining your experience.

Be sure to check out the community service board near the Counseling office for opportunities!!

What’s up Next?

Conflicts with Peers

Peer mediation is a

confidential process for

resolving conflicts. Participants have the opportunity to talk

thorough there disputes with the help of trained student

mediators. To make a

request for mediation visit the counseling office.

SAT www.collegeboard.com

Date Reg. Deadline Nov. 7th Oct. 9th Dec 5th Nov. 5th

ACT www.actstudent.org

Date Reg. Deadline Oct. 24th Sep. 18th Dec. 12th Nov. 6th

Be sure to access the Windsor Forest High School Guidance page. You can find lots of useful information about college visits, scholarship webpage link, SAT and ACT information, and more!

Community service and college scholarship opportunities are available to you. See

the opportunities posted on the SCCPSS.com website.

FBLA PowderPuff Game Juniors

vs Seniors, Nov. 6th, see Coach

Turner in D-3 to sign up to

participate or coach. Parents are

welcome to attend game will

begin at 2:30 on football field.

Tickets are $3 or 3

shields.

Attention Seniors:

Grad Bash 2016 will be held Friday, April 15,

2016 and will cost $190. The trip is limited to

50 graduating seniors. If you are interested in

Attending, see Mr. Exley in D-1.

Marching Knights in the Veterans Day Parade on Nov 11 Downtown

Savannah.

Congratulations to the PBIS Student of

the Month of

October Nirali Patel

and to Jennifer Exley, PBIS

Teacher of the Month!!!!

Congratulations to Mrs. Angela Mitchell, who will be attending youth conference this month in Las Vegas. She will be accompanying a representative from Gulf Stream and a community adviser from BB&T. All of this is possible because of the Chatham County Student Leadership Program.

If you are interested in applying for

Work Based Learning for 2nd

semester, please see Mrs. Grimball

in room D6 or Mr. Exley in room D1

for an application. We will be ac-

cepting a few additional students,

but you can not be accepted if you do

not apply!

WFHS PROM

Prom tickets are officially on sale. They can be purchased in room D6 at the

BEGINNING of every lunch and before and after school each day. You must come to room D6 BEFORE going to lunch. You will not be allowed to come pay for your prom ticket

after you have entered the cafeteria.

Congratulations to the Cross Country Boys’ and Girls’ Teams for hard work and dedication during the 2015-16 season.

Great news: The Boys Cross Country team won Runner-Up in the

3-AAAA Regions Race last Thursday, October 29, 2015. They will continue on to the Georgia State Championship Meet held on Saturday, November 7, 2015! They are now preparing hard to race against the other top runners in the state. The team will travel Friday, where Coach Blizzard-Flowers and Mr. Graham will hold a light

practice on the championship course. Then, on Saturday, the boys’ race start time is 12:00 pm. Come to Carrollton if you can!

The team was made up of novice runners who practiced good work ethic and

sportsmanship. Their skills improved through the season, and their team comradery is heart-warming. I am very proud of them. They lifted me up and taught me a few things too! We could not have come this far without the help of many. Huge thank you!!

A BIG thank you to Mr. Eron Graham, parent of two our team runners, Eron and Jessilyn Graham, who became more than our initially appointed volunteer position, ‘Consultant to the Coach‘! Mr. Graham’s helpful tips and relentless demonstration of endurance, self-discipline at practice and races. Sharing his expertise as a personal trainer and athlete, Mr. Graham honed our team to 3-AAAA Regions’ Championship and prepared for the STATE challenge! We all thank you for your passionate time and dedication to young athletes at Windsor Forest High”. We would also like to thank the many faculty members, especially supporting teachers allowing the team to leave class for their meets, Athletic Director, Coach Sanders, Coaches Anderson and

Heaton, Sam Wright, Cam Turner, Parker, and Busby for their coaching expertise motivation, our front office heroes: Mrs. Amerson, and Mrs. Carrington, our fabulous media stars, Laura Mills, Nancy Mote, and Fallin, of course our Administrators, Mr. Butler, Mr. Platts, Mr. Groeper, and Mrs. Coaxum who are always supportive of the success of our young athletes, and of course parents and colleagues who extended themselves to us time and again all season. We appreciate everyone, and could not have come this far without you all.

Coach Blizzard-Flowers.

Shirts: Polo or Oxford Style. Solid color – forest green or white. Shirts must be tucked-in. Undershirt, if worn, must be white. Pants: Standard uniform material (cotton and or twill). Color: khaki or black. Pants must be appropriate size and worn at the natural waist with a belt. Knit pants, leggings, jogging or cargo pants are not permitted. Pants may not have zippers or pockets on the legs. Shirts/Shorts: Color: khaki or black. May not have leg pockets and may not be shorter than 2 inches above the knee. The student will be sent home if skirts, dresses or shorts do not extend below the finger tips extended. Belts: Must be worn with pants. Buckles may not be larger than the school ID card. Shoes: Shoes must be completely enclosed, fastened and may not have a heel over 2 inches. Hosiery: Panty hose must be free of designs and natural in color. Outerwear: If worn inside the building, the outer wear must be left open (unzipped). Hooded sweatshirts are not permitted. Hats may not be worn inside the school building.

STUDENT ACCESS IS NOW

AVAILABLE

Students can now check their own grades and attendance!

High School students now have access to PowerSchool Parent Access at sccpss.com. Click on the family tab and scroll down to the PowerSchool Parent Access link. Students can login in with their computer login and original password. See your media specialist if you need your login.

Student School Email Accounts

The login and password is the same as the computer login and password. The email address will be [email protected]. Students can access it through the WFHS home page > Resources tab or the SCCPSS home page> Students tab. This provides access to their Google drive and Gmail account. Students must login to it from a school computer before it will work from home or a personal device.

WFHS Electronic Devices Policy

Students may be permitted to use their personal electronic devices for instructional purposes. Students are personally and solely responsible for the maintenance, support and security of their devices. School staff may confiscate any personal electronic device and school administrators may search the device. Principals can alter, change, or deny the use of personal electronic devices at any time. No device may be used to photo or video other students or staff without prior permission of the teacher or administrator.

CALLING ALL PARENTS!!!!!

Your voice is needed at Windsor Forest High School. Join the

PTA today for only $5. See Mr. Platts for details.