Talk together about your child’s dream job.
Please join us this week on Thursday night, May 2 at 7pm for the annual jazz and percussion concert. From Billie Holiday to Steely Dan, there's lots of great music, and something for everybody! You don't want to miss it!
When your child is talking to you, tune everything else out and listen.
Serve your child breakfast in bed this weekend as a special treat.
WCHS EOC testing schedule is now available. View image for the schedule.
Play board or card games as a family tonight.
Make a point of saying thank you when your child does something helpful, whether asked or unasked.
Have your child estimate how long it will take perform a task or travel somewhere, then do it to find the real answer.
Give your child a say in something, such as which movie to watch, what kind of pizza to order or which shirt to wear.
Suggest screen-free activities your child can do alone—crafts, reading or listening to music.
Enjoy some physical activity with your child. You’ll both get exercise— and it may lead to some interesting conversation.
Find a place to display things your child is proud of, such as awards and improved work.
Whenever possible, use positive phrases instead of pessimistic ones. Replace “It won’t work” with “Why don’t we try it?”
Attention seniors and parents! Click on the image to view important upcoming dates for the Class of 2024!
Ask to see some of your child’s returned schoolwork, such as a paper, test or art project.
Give your child a sincere compliment today.
Admit and apologize to your child when you’re wrong.
WCHS Awards Ceremony will be held on Friday, May 10, in the Performing Arts Center. The 9th grade ceremony will begin at 8:30 AM. The 10th grade ceremony will begin at 9:30 AM, and the 11th grade ceremony will begin at 10:30 AM. Honorees will receive an invitation via email by May 3.
At dinner, have all family members talk about their heroes, and why they admire them.
Have your child tell you about the assignments that are due this week.