Message from the Principal
Next week is the big testing week. Please see the schedule below.
The end of the year is coming fast. There are many end of the year events coming up.
We have one quarter of school left. Lets finish this school year off strong.
We will continue with hall sweeps the remainder of the school year. We are seeing a reduction of tradies because of these sweeps.
Testing week will be April 12th,13th,14th the schedule is below
As the end of the year approaches and the weather turns nice we need to make sure our students are in classrooms learning from the great JGHS staff.
Students please make sure to check your school email regularly.
Attention: Please do not drop off students in the bus parking lot or drive across sidewalks these actions cause an extreme safety issue. Thank you
Please see this link for the buildings Standard Operating Procedures. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OWYBhEKuVfsXqsYGjT9Bf5uv6zZSbSFjq3IYDma5cO0/edit?usp=sharing
Important Upcoming dates:
May 3- No school (Staff professional development)
May 26- Half day of school
May 29- No school (Memorial Day Recess)
June 2- Graduation ceremony (Wayne-Westland Innovative Academy)
June 3- Graduation ceremony (John Glenn and Wayne Memorial)
June 7- Half day (high school students only)
June 8- Half day (K-12 students)
June 9- Half day (K-12 students)- Last day of school
Chain of Command: https://www.wwcsd.net/resources/our-families/chain-of-command-process/
JGHS tutoring
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Law and Public Safety
Please visit www.wwcsd.net/WDFCTCPrograms to learn more about the new Law and Public Safety program, and all the offerings available at the William D. Ford Career-Technical Center.
To add this class or any career technical education course, to your 2023-2024 schedule, please see your counselor.
Counseling News
Our CCR Coach, Mr. Jackson, has a great Tech/Career Field Trip (Operating Engineers) on April 26th. There are 30 spots available and permission slips are in his office.
Xello still needs to be completed in order for students to update their Educational Development Plan. We have 253 students that have one assignment left and 342 that have not started yet. Parents, please have your students login and check their progress.
The Joy of Coding Summer Camp through U of M is an online course specially created for anyone who wants to experience first-hand the power and thrill of coding computers to do amazing things. Created with high school students in mind, it is a great way for anyone to step into the wondrous world of coding. Apply by April 30th.
FOOD PANTRY
Lunch and dinner items are available, as well as some healthy snacks.
Come down to room 116 to pick up items, or contact Mrs. Rajaee at (734) 419-2313.
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