Coach Tico Hernandez is pleased to announce three summer camps for Wildcat football players and athletes. Click on the camp name below to download the flyer and application:
2013 Wildcat Summer Athletic Camp
July 17-19, 2013 • 9AM-12PM
For grades 9-12
2013 Wesley Chapel Wildcat Football Camp
July 22-25, 2013 • 8AM-12PM
For grades 7-12
2013 Junior Wildcat Football Camp
July 29-31, 2013 • 9AM-12PM
For grades 3-6
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• Geometry End-of-Course Exams all week
• Yearbooks on Sale All Week
Monday, May 20
Senior Finals • Periods 2 & 5
“Smooch the Swine” FFA Fundraiser
Tuesday, May 21
Senior Finals • Periods 3 & 6
ESE Recycling Cookout & Field Day • 9:30 AM
Sophomore & Junior Class Steering Committees • 2:00 p.m.
Thespian End-of-Year Celebration • Room 229 • 2:00 p.m.
Girls Basketball Conditioning • Gym • 2:40-4:00 p.m.
Drum Major/Color Guard Auditions • Band Room • 3:00 p.m.
French Honor Society Induction Ceremony • Cafeteria • 6:30 p.m.
Wednesday, May 22
SENIORS’ LAST DAY
Sunshine Jeans Day for Staff
ESE Showcase of Exceptional Talent • PAC • 9:00 a.m.
Thursday, May 23
Junior to Senior Celebration • Cafeteria • 1:00 p.m.
Junior Class Steering Committee Meeting • Room 328 • 2:10 p.m.
Girls Basketball Conditioning • Gym • 2:40-4:00 p.m.
Drum Major/Color Guard Auditions • Band Room • 3:00 p.m.
Drumline Auditions & Captain Interviews • Band Room • 3:00 p.m.
Blue & White Football Game • Stadium • 3:30 p.m.
Beef O’Brady’s Spirit Night • Starting at 6:00 p.m.
Friday, May 24
Faculty Meeting • 2:10 p.m.
CATSPY Awards Social Hour • Gym • 5:30-6:00 p.m.
CATSPY Awards • PAC • 6:00 p.m.
Saturday, May 25
Saturday School • 6:45 a.m.
JV Cheer Banquet • 6:30 p.m.
Monday, May 27
NO SCHOOL • Memorial Day
PLEASE BE SURE TO CHECK THE ONLINE CALENDAR FOR MORE WCHS EVENTS!
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CLICK HERE TO REPORT BULLYING!
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Click HERE to access the DSBPC Secondary and Adult Education Student Code of Conduct, which includes information regarding student rights, dress code, use of personal electronic devices, suspension procedures and more. WCHS adheres to these district-level policies and publishes them in the annual student handbook and planner, which is distributed to all students on the first day of school.
The Elementary and Secondary Education Act legislation requires that schools provide parents or guardians an annual status report called ESEA School Public Accountability Report. This report is available at by clicking HERE.
Please note the state statute regarding responsibility for supervision of students:
“Casual or incidental contact between school school district personnel and students on school property shall not result in a legal duty to supervise outside of the reasonable times set forth in this section, provided that parents shall be advised in writing twice per year or by posted signs of the school’s formal supervisory responsibility and that parents should not rely on additional supervision.”
Florida Hospital of Wesley Chapel will be providing free physicals on Saturday June 1st between 8:00-10:00 a.m.! Please be sure to have a parent attend and have all required paperwork with you.
This is a great opportunity for athletes to have their required physicals completed before the current school year ends.
EOC (End of Course Exams) Test Schedule
April 29th – May 3rd US History
May 6th – May 10th Biology
May 13th – May 17th Algebra 1
May 20th – May 24th Geometry
Click HERE to download the parent letter regarding EOCs.
Senior Exam Schedule (Regular Bell Schedule)
Friday, May 17th – 1st & 4th Period Exam
Monday, May 20th – 2nd & 5th Period Exam
Tuesday, May 21st – 3rd & 6th Period Exam
Wednesday, May 22nd – Exam Make-Up Day / Last Day for Seniors
Underclassmen Final Exam Schedule (Modified Block Schedule)
Thursday, May 30th – 1st & 4th Period Exam
Friday, May 31st – 2nd & 5th Period Exam
Monday, June 3rd – 3rd & 6th Period Exam
Tuesday, June 4th – Exam Make-Up Day
Congratulations to the following Wildcats who were named All-Academic Conference athletes! They not only played multiple sports, but maintained academic excellence throughout the year.
Sienna Fonseca • Varsity Softball, Basketball
Sarah Richter • Varsity Soccer, Cross Country & Track
Allison Kosloski • Golf, Tennis
Kelly Tanner • Golf, Tennis
Matthew Holleran • Swim, Tennis
Ashton Carpenter • Swim, Soccer
Shawn Devisfruto • Swim, Wrestling
Hunter Robinson • Football, Baseball
Anthony Bent • Football, Weightlifting
KJ Bierly • Cross Country, Baseball
Kevin Blum • Golf, Wrestling
Jordan Bourque • Cross Country, Track
Autumn Cooper • Volleyball, Soccer
Desiree Desjardins • Cross Country, Track
Sydney Desjardins • Cross Country, Track
Chloe Gaudet • Cross Country, Track
Emily Hanson • Cheer, Soccer
James Hargraves • Wrestling, Track
Mikaela Hernandez • Cross Country, Track
Abigail Hudak • Cheer, Track
Turner Imhoff • Golf, Baseball
Theodore Johnson • Football, Wrestling
Amber Maxwell • Cheer, Cross Country, Track
Ashley Roberts • Cross Country, Basketball
Ryan Robinson • Football, Wrestling
Elizabeth Salazar • Cross Country, Basketball
Tatiyana Smallwood • Volleyball, Track
Lilly Trujillo • Cross Country, Track
Celeste Wiley • Weightlifting, Track
Sakri Worrels • Volleyball, Track
Angela Zagone • Cross Country, Track
Corey Mumaw • Golf, Baseball
Math tutoring is now available! Take advantage of extra help from the math teachers from 2:10 until 2:40, up to three days a week. Click HERE for more details or HERE for the MAY/JUNE 2013 calendar.
Also, students may take re-takes during lunch on Wednesdays in room 408 for A lunch and room 117 for B lunch. Depending on which course a student is taking, the number of re-takes allowed is different, so check the class syllabus. For example, in Algebra 1 regular, students are allowed an unlimited number of re-takes. For Algebra 1 Honors, students are only allowed to re-take a maximum of three times per assessment. They are required to attend a tutoring session before they are allowed to do a re-take.
Parent Survey of Children Receiving Special Education
in Grades Pre-K through 12
Each year, the Florida Department of Education (FLDOE) conducts a parent survey designed to provide FLDOE and the United States Department of Education, Office of Special Education Programs, with information on how well Florida’s schools are supporting parents’ involvement in their child’s education. The survey is open to all parents of children receiving exceptional student education (ESE) services from preschool through grade 12. An online survey will be the primary means by which parents can provide their input. The online survey is available in English and Spanish.
Please click HERE for information on how to take the survey.
COOL CATS!
Help support the Auto Academy by purchasing a pair (or more!) of Wildcat sunglasses for just $10 a pair.
We will gladly accept cash or check. Please make checks payable to WCHS, and be sure your phone number is on the check.