Have your teen spend 10 minutes at night preparing for the next day.
Friday, November 18, 2022 is the last day of school until Monday, November 28, 2022. All schools and the district office will be closed the week of November 21-25, 2022 in observance of Thanksgiving Holidays.
Happy Thanksgiving from the faculty and staff of Ware County Schools!
When shopping, have your teen compare two sizes of the same
product. Which is the better buy?
Parents/Guardians of students in grades 3 - 12, please take a moment to learn about your child's participation in the Georgia Student Health Survey by visiting https://www.ware.k12.ga.us/o/ware-county-school-district/page/gshs. Thank you!
Due to inclement weather, Gator All-Star Academy and all out-of-district athletic competitions have been canceled for Thursday, November 10, 2022.
Have your teen quiz you on a topic he or she needs to know for a class.
Thinking up questions will help reinforce learning.
Reminder: All official communication regarding school closures or changes to our operating schedule will be communicated to families through the district’s Facebook page and website, as well as Thrillshare, our callout system. All Ware County schools will be in session through the remainder of the week (Jovemver 10-11, 2022) unless otherwise noted through those three communication channels. Thank you!
The winter EOC testing schedule is now posted. View image for dates.
Apply to College Day will be Tuesday, Nov. 15th from 9:00-1 00 in the PAC Lobby. Seniors who are interested in participating in this event must bring a chromebook.
Spend some one-on-one time with your teen. Don’t have an agenda.
Just enjoy the time together.
WCHS Wind Ensemble will perform on Tuesday, November 8 at 7 pm in the Performing Arts Center. Admission is free.
Avoid using problems with schoolwork as an excuse to criticize your
teen or argue about other issues.
Read an editorial with your teen. Tell him or her if you agree with the opinions
stated and ask what they think.
Consider setting a minimum study time. This can prevent your teen
from rushing through schoolwork.
Teach your teen how to make his or her favorite home-cooked dish.
Help your teen draw up a monthly budget. Be sure to plan for
unexpected expenses.
Stop by your teen’s room at bedtime. It’s often a good time for
conversation.
Encourage your teen to take pictures at a family outing.
Teach your teen to trust his or her gut. If a situation may get out of
hand, he or she should avoid it.
Does your teen object to a rule? Give him or her three minutes to state their case.