WILLIAMSPORT HIGH SCHOOL Wildcat News NINTH GRADE AND NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION Tuesday August 16, 2016 8:30 a.m.—12:30 p.m. Students meet outside the gym. WILLIAMSPORT HIGH SCHOOL MEET THE TEACHER NIGHT Wednesday August 24, 2016 6:00 p.m.—8:00 p.m. WHS Auditorium School website: http://wcpsmd.com/ schools/high-schools/ williamsport-high Follow us on Twitter@WilliamsportHS and like us on Facebook.com/ Williamsport High August 2016 Message From The Principal Students and families: I hope that you are enjoying your summer break and I look forward to welcoming you to the 2016-2017 school year! In addition to relaxation, there are many activities you can do to prepare for the new school year. Summer is a great time to earn Student Service Learning (SSL) hours and we encourage you to utilize this time to volunteer in the community. A copy of the SSL form is located on the school webpage and can also be obtained in our counseling center. Students need 75 SSL hours in order to graduate from high school. In addition, students enrolled in various AP courses, should be working on their AP Summer assignments. If you need to obtain a copy, please visit the counseling center. Summer is also a great time to read. While we do not have a summer reading list, we encourage you to visit the public library and enjoy a few books, paper or electronic, during your vacation. During the summer, we have hired new staff, completed student schedules, and cleaned our entire building. I would like to welcome our new Assistant Principal, Mr. Brad Delauter, who will be working with students in grades 10 and 12. Also, our teachers have attended various workshops, trainings, and conferences this summer learning about the Secondary Essential Curriculum, engaging instructional strategies, and technology applications. Enjoy the rest of your summer vacation and we look forward to seeing you energized and ready to learn! See you in August! Heath T. Wilcox Principal 301-766-8430 Change in school day times for students this year: 8:45 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Important Dates to Remember *Ninth grade and new student orientation will be on Tuesday, August 16, 2016 from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the WHS gym. Link Crew students and staff will assist new students transitioning to our high school and will provide valuable resources for adjusting to the change. Link Crew has a positive impact on helping students succeed in high school. Incoming ninth graders and new students are strongly encouraged to attend. *Meet the Teacher Night will be Wednesday, August 24, 2016 from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p. m. Parents and guardians are invited to visit your student’s classroom and meet their teachers. We will meet in the auditorium then follow a brief version of the schedule. *The first day of school for students is Wednesday, August 17, 2016. Students will report to homeroom in the morning for schedules, locker assignments, and other important information. Bus schedules and homeroom lists will be posted at the main entrance by August 10, 2016. *School hours are 8:45 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. *Parent pick up/drop off times and locations: The front doors of the school will open at 8:00 a.m. for students to wait in the cafeteria until the 8:30 a.m. bell to go to their lockers. Parent drop off is from 8:00 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. at the front doors. At 8:30 a.m., the gym doors are opened and parents need to drop off students at the gym from 8:30 a.m. to 8:45 a.m. The front doors are for bus unloading only from 8:30 a.m. to 8:45 a.m. First period begins at 8:45 a.m. Parent pick-up at the end of the day is the gym parking lot at 3:30 p.m. The front doors are for bus riders only. PAGE 2 WI LD C A T NE WS School Policies ATTENDANCE Attendance is the responsibility of students and parents. When a student is absent, every effort will be made to contact the parent(s) at work or home to verify the absence. Parents are encouraged to notify the attendance office of their student’s absence. An absence/parent note MUST be submitted to the attendance office the morning the student returns. Failure to submit a note the day of return will be considered unexcused. The student will have one additional day to submit a note and have the absence excused. A student whose absence is unexcused will be given a zero on all graded material missed during the absence. Absence/Parent notes must contain student name, grade, date of absence, reason, phone number to reach parent and parent signature. Legal documents are preferred as proof of absence (dr., dental, court, etc.). Any student who is absent three or more consecutive days may be required to obtain a doctor’s note. Exceeding twelve days per year will require a doctor’s note; parent notes will not be accepted as an excused absence after twelve absences. Washington County school policy allows for the reduction of credits when a student has missed more than 12 days for the school year. EARLY DISMISSAL FOR APPOINTMENTS Students must bring a note signed by a parent with a phone number where they can be reached. Students will give the note to their first period teacher who will then send it to the attendance office for processing. The attendance office will issue the early dismissal slip and deliver it to the student. If the student forgets their note, a parent must bring a valid ID and come to the attendance office to sign them out. TARDINESS TO SCHOOL School begins promptly each day at 8:45 a.m. and is dismissed at 3:30 p.m. Students arriving after 8:45 a.m. are tardy to school and must report to the attendance office before being admitted to class. Failure to officially check in to school will result in disciplinary measures. Students must bring a parent note or legal documentation for proof of tardiness. Excessive unexcused tardies may lead to credit denial of an earned credit. ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS Robert Rimmel—grades 9 and 11 Brad Delauter—grades 10 and 12 CELL PHONE POLICY Students are prohibited from using iPods, cell phones, MP3 players, or any other such device during instructional periods. Under the direction of administration/ classroom teachers, smart phones, e-readers and other electronic devices may be used during instructional periods. The school is not responsible for lost or stolen electronic devices brought to school by a student(s). DRESS CODE The dress code shall apply to all school activities during the school day. Exceptions for legitimate reasons such as a medical condition or religious practice, as well as for specialized classes or activities, will be considered and can be granted by the school administration on a case by case basis. The school administration reserves the right to approve or disapprove any items not addressed in the policy and procedure. Decisions to approve or disapprove items will be based on the goal of providing a safe and orderly environment for the education of all students. FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL PAPERWORK Reminder to parents: A lot of information will be coming home with your student the first few days of school. It is imperative that ALL forms and paperwork are filled out completely, accurately, and returned by the deadlines! VACATION PER COUNTY POLICY Family vacation absences are considered lawful only if they have prior written approval of the assistant principal and do not exceed three days per school year. Written requests must be made at least ten days in advance of the requested vacation absence, and after approval , parents and students are responsible for requesting students’ assignments. Teachers need at least four days’ notice for preparation of student materials. TO BE ELIGIBLE TO PARTICIPATE IN EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES: A student must attend all classes on time the day of the activity or practice, and a full day after the activity or practice or they will not be eligible to attend practice on that day, and they may not participate in the next scheduled regular season or post-season contest/event. A full day is 8:45 a.m.- 3:30 p.m. PAGE 3 WI LD C A T NE WS What are the HSA and PARCC Assessments? Maryland uses the High School Assessments (H. S. A.) and the PARCC assessments to gauge how well students are mastering the standards and ultimately how ready they are to succeed in college and careers. H. S. A. PARCC *Biology *English 9, 10, and 11 *LSN Government *Algebra I, Algebra II, and Geometry Students in the above English and math classes will take PARCC assessments between April 4 and May 13, 2016. Students in Biology and LSN Government will take the H. S. A. assessments in May. Please join the staff of WHS in stressing the importance of these tests to your children. We want all of our students to succeed; we believe that attitude, attendance, and motivation will play a large part in their success. PARENTVUE We request all parents’/guardians’ Parentvue accounts be activated. Paper report cards are no longer being sent home and this is a excellent way for you to keep informed of your child’s grades, attendance and contact their teachers. Please contact the Counseling Center for your activation key. In addition, WCPS has eliminated the paper application for free and reduced lunches. We ask that all parents go to http://schoollunchapp.com/ to apply for free and reduced lunches even if you feel you will not qualify. Parents may also put money on their child’s meal account at www.myschoolbucks.com. Reminders School pictures will be taken by Myerly and Lowe this year on Wednesday, August 24, 2016. ACT Exam: Given at North High on Saturday, 9/10/2016. Register @ www.actstudent.org/start. Registration deadline is 8/05/16. AP Students: Complete your summer assignments before school begins! Balfour will be here for Back to School Night on Wednesday, August 24. On Thursday, August 25 they will be selling class rings during lunch shifts and 4:00—6:00 p.m. Best Buddies: We are looking for juniors and seniors. See Mr Edwards in room 149 on August 17, 2016 for applications. Unified Tennis: We are recruiting players. Please see Mr Edwards in room 149 on August 17, 2016. You will be required to have a physical completed in the summer. After-School Tutoring Williamsport High School will be offering an after-school tutoring program. The purpose of this program is to provide academic support and additional instruction in the four core areas for students who are struggling. Tutors will be available several afternoons each week with a schedule provided at a later date. These tutoring sessions are offered to students free of charge. If transportation is a problem, please discuss this with your counselor. Counselors: Mrs. Howe—gr 10, 9 A-E Mr. Longnecker—gr 11, 9 N-Z Mrs. Downs—gr 12, 9 F – M PAGE 4 WI LD C A T NE WS Williamsport WHS Blue Band The Blue Band has another exciting year planned! Our marching show is entitled “Rise”. Our show illustrates how continuously striving to better oneself through working with others enables us to achieve greatness. This year we’ll be competing in USBands at various locations including the Navy- Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, Towson University, and the J. Birney Crum Stadium in Allenton, Pennsylvania. We hope to see you at one of our shows! Make sure you check out our website for specific performance dates. Parents: our continued success is only possible with your help. We need volunteers! Please consider helping our band through chaperoning, volunteering in the concession stand, becoming a part of the equipment crew, towing the trailer, or helping out with one of our other committees. There are many things large and small that you can do to help make our students’ experience an amazing one. Please contact myself or Hope Covert, Band Booster President, for more information. The Blue Band would like to take this opportunity to thank the Williamsport Community for all of the wonderful and generous support! We would also like to wish all of our sports teams the best of luck this season, and we hope to see everyone at the fall sporting events showing that WILDCAT PRIDE! If you have questions, please contact Lauren Bond at 301-766-8434 or bondlau@wcps.k12.md.us. Don’t forget to check out our website, www.whsblueband.org You can also follow us on Twitter @bluebandbond and “like” “Williamsport High School Blue Band” on facebook. WHS Choral Department The Williamsport High School Choral Department welcomes everyone back for a school year that promises to be memorable, starting with our fall concert in October, All-County Chorus in November, and the WHS Music Department Community Concert in December. Last year, our students traveled to New York. They also performed with the Maryland Symphony Orchestra, Kenny Rogers, and composer Eric Whitacre. This year, students will have the opportunity to perform at Disney World and some will be invited to sing with the West Virginia University Honors Choir, which will bring over 500 high school students from all over the country! Our program has grown so much these past few years and with that growth comes many needs. However, our biggest need is YOU! We need our entire choral community - students, families and friends - to get involved. If you haven't heard from one of our booster officers already, you will be contacted soon. All of you have talents that can help - you will be surprised at how little you can do to make a BIG difference in helping us reach our goals. For the latest information, please "like" the Williamsport High School Choral Dept. on Facebook and follow us on Twitter @choirs_whs. Also, please be sure that your ParentVue/StudentVue contact information is updated so that you can receive concert updates and other important news. If you ever have any questions, feel free to contact our director, Michelle Rafter at (301) 766-8433. Her email address is RafteMic@wcps.k12.md.us. PAGE 5 WI LD C A T NE WS STEM Academy Program at WHS Williamsport High School offers a program for all county students called the STEM Academy program. STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. Today, an understanding of scientific and mathematical principles, a working knowledge of computer hardware and software, and the problem solving skills developed by courses in STEM are necessary for most jobs. According to STEM Caucus Steering Committee, Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Education is responsible for providing our country with three kinds of intellectual capital: —Scientists and engineers who will continue the research and development that is central to the economic growth of our country. —Technologically proficient workers who are capable of dealing with the demands of a science based, high technology workforce. —Scientifically literate voters and citizens who make intelligent decisions about public policy and who understand the world around them. Any student involved in the STEM program will be required to take the following core preparatory courses during their first two years in the program: honors biology, honors chemistry, CC algebra I, CC honors geometry, and introduction to engineering design (IED). School counselor, Mr. Longnecker, can answer any questions you may have and provide additional details about scheduling your classes. If you are interested in applying for the STEM program schedule a meeting with Mr. Longnecker ASAP by calling 301-766-8426. GUYS AND DOLLS IS COMING TO WILLIAMSPORT! We are excited to this favorite Broadway hit to Williamsport and we want you to be a part of it! Auditions will begin in August, so be sure to sign up for Remind texts by texting the message @whsmus to 81010. Williamsport High School has a long tradition of producing outstanding musicals and this year will be no exception. You don't want to miss the opportunity to be a part of the show that everyone will be talking about! Student Parking Permits The cost of a parking permit will be $25 (cash or checks payable to WHS). A permit must be purchased if you are planning on driving to school. To register, students must bring their driver’s license and have both forms completed and signed by a parent. Forms may be obtained from the Assistant Principal’s office. NO permits will be sold the first week of school. A registration schedule will be announced and/or posted the first day of school. Previous school year’s attendance and membership in the National Honor Society will be considered. ALL BUS ROUTES WILL BE POSTED ON THE WINDOW AT WHS BY AUGUST 10, 2016. STOP BY AND FIND OUT WHERE AND WHAT TIME THE BUS WILL PICK UP STUDENTS. PAGE 6 WI LD C A T NE WS Taking Advanced Placement (AP) Courses Advanced Placement or AP classes are college-level courses taken in high school. A national test for each class from the College Board is given in May. The test is scored from zero to five. Some colleges will award college credit based on these test scores if a score of three or better is earned. Some colleges require a five. Check with each school you are thinking of attending to learn what score is required for credit. Freshmen need to begin planning to take AP classes. Students need to look at their schedule to be sure AP classes can be taken later. That may mean taking two math classes or two science classes, etc. in one year so you are in a position to take the classes you want. All colleges like to see these classes on your transcript. A good grade in AP classes is proof you can and are taking challenging course work throughout high school. It proves that you can do college level work. These classes are a plus in the college admissions process. awarded to students who accept the challenges of more rigorous courses of study, while ensuring maintenance of a high grade point average. Rigorous courses are identified as receiving “accelerated credit” or “AP credit” in the course description. Grade Regular Quality Percentage point value Accelerated point value AP Quality point value 90-100 4.0 4.72 5.0 80-89 3.0 3.54 4.0 70-79 2.0 2.36 3.0 60-69 1.0 1.18 2.0 0-59 0 0 0 AP classes are weighted classes, which means that they earn more than regular classes in the grade point average (GPA) calculations. Quality Point Values are WHS is offering more than twenty AP classes and accelerated courses. Check with the Counseling Center if you are interested in taking these classes and need more information. School Bus Transportation Medical / Health Issues School staff and school bus drivers are not authorized to accept notes from a parent for their child to ride a bus other than the one to which he or she has been assigned. Children will be required to ride the bus to which they have been assigned. Should your child need to be picked up or dropped off consistently at a second stop, you can obtain a Transportation Location Change Form from the school office or on the Transportation Department’s website. Bus information will be available as of August 10, 2016, on the Transportation Department’s website. If you have questions please visit the website @ www.wcps.k12.md.us, select Departments click on Transportation. *If you become ill or injured at school, see the health staff person or administrator immediately. *To visit a health staff person or administrator, students must obtain a written pass from their teacher. *Students are NOT allowed to carry prescription medication during the school day. Please follow the medication policy and procedures in the county handbook. *Students leaving school due to illness must be excused by the health staff person or administrator. Students who do not follow this procedure will receive an unexcused slip from the attendance office. Health Office phone number: 301-766-8428 WI LD C A T NE WS PAGE 7 SAT And Subject Test Dates ALL TESTS ARE GIVEN AT WILLIAMSPORT HIGH SCHOOL WHS Test Center Code (to take the test at WHS)-21503 The code to have scores sent to Williamsport High School (the school code) is 211090. National Test Date Tests Given Registration Deadline October 2, 2016 SAT & Subject Tests September 1, 2016 November 5, 2016 SAT & Subject Tests October 7, 2016 December 3, 2016 SAT & Subject Tests November 3, 2016 January 21, 2017 SAT & Subject Tests December 21, 2016 March 11, 2017 SAT only February 10, 2017 May 6, 2017 SAT & Subject Tests April 7, 2017 June 3, 2017 SAT & Subject Tests May 9, 2017 Seniors are encouraged to take the SAT at the earliest date possible and submit scores to chosen college(s). Please see your counselor to discuss the best time to take the SAT as well as test preparation opportunities available. The preferred method to register for the tests is on-line @ www.collegeboard.org. The test fee is $57.00. Submission of test scores to colleges is usually required before the end of December. Please contact your child’s counselor if you have any questions. PSAT/NMSQT Test Given at WHS The PSAT/NMSQT will be administered at WHS on Wednesday, October 19, 2016. WCPS provides the funding for freshmen, sophomores, and juniors to take these tests. Freshmen and sophomores will gain valuable experience and individual information for future SAT testing. Juniors are taking a real test! Scores will be reflected on student’s school transcript and used to determine National Merit Scholarship winners and Commended Students. This recognition provides scholarships for college, based on the score achieved. Student Planners All students will receive a planner that will serve various purposes. Students will use this for organization, tracking assignments, grades, large projects, hall passes, etc. If students lose their planner, $5.00 will be collected to replace the original. Parents are encouraged to review student planners and use them as a communication tool with teachers. PAGE 8 WI LD C A T NE WS Athletic Booster Club The Williamsport Wildcat Athletic Booster Club, Inc. (WWABC) exists to support our athletes, coaches, and generally athletic program at WHS. The general membership of WWABC mostly consists of the parents of student athletes. However, anyone interested in the athletic programs of WHS is invited and encouraged to join. In order to operate smoothly, the club has an elected executive board. The board members include President - Chris Malott, Vice President - Eric McVicker, Treasurer - Mary Lee Kendle, and Secretary - Sherri Jamison. General Membership meetings are the 1 st Monday of every month. Please visit the website http:// www.whsathleticboosters.org for dates and times of meetings and other events. Our goal to expand our current level of support is directly related to the number of active booster members. Please consider how you can get involved to make WHS athletics even better than it is today! WWABC has supported athletics by sponsoring athletic fees on an as needed basis. The club publishes a printed sports program showcasing our teams and senior athletes. We made a monetary contribution to help build a new softball fence. The Boosters funded the purchase of a Bocce State Championship banner as well as funding coaches’ clinics, summer sports leagues, and a portion of the year-end sports banquet. One of the most important roles of WWABC is to award 2 College scholarships to student athletes every year. The WWABC is bringing something else exciting to WHS! The Boosters have formed a public-private partnership with the BOE to improve our current WHS Athletic Facilities. Our new multi-purpose room, girls’ team room, and concession stand was completed in November 2015. The loan payment is being funded with our fundraising efforts through our Capital Campaign – “Building A Wildcat Legacy”. We are continuing to collect donations and pledges from individuals, foundations and businesses. Please contact Sherri Jamison, Secretary, WWABC, at sherrij10@gmail.com or 301-988-6571. A MESSAGE FROM THE PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT The W.H.S. Physical Education Department would like to welcome all new and returning students! All students enrolled in a Physical Education course during the upcoming school year will need the following items: Round neck T-shirt (no V-necks, scoop necks, tank tops or cut-offs) Athletic Shorts or Sweatpants (appropriate length, no zippers or buttons) Sneakers that tie (no boots or slip on shoes) $3 lock rental fee We want every student to be actively involved every day, so there are no “dress cuts”. If a student does not have proper shoes or clothing, we will provide the items for them so that they can participate. If the student has a current medical condition that will excuse them from class activities, please get a note from a doctor that explains what the student can and cannot do in Physical Education class. It is very helpful if the student has this note when school begins in August. If the student has asthma, a form needs to be filled out with the school nurse. A course syllabus will come home on the first day of school for you to look over. Also, the WHS PE Department is now offering an Essence course through Hagerstown Community College. Students who enroll in the Individual Assessment course will earn 1 college credit at a very discounted price. Contact Mrs. Row or Mr. Vickers with questions. If you have any questions, feel free to contact a member of our staff. Mrs. Jackie Semler Row – rowjac@wcps.k12.md.us Mr. Adrian Custer- custeadr@wcps.k12.md.us Mr. Lawrence Vickers- vickelaw@wcps.k12.md.us WI LD C A T NE WS PAGE 9 WHS Sports Schedule (First Few Games) Check www.washingtoncountymval.org for the total up-to-date sports schedule (Dates subject to change) Coed Varsity Golf Tues. Aug 23 Vs. Clear Spring @ Beaver Creek TBD Thur. Aug. 25 Vs. South @ Beaver Creek TBD Boys’ Varsity Soccer Boys’ Varsity Football Fri. Sept. 2 @ Francis Scott Key 7:00 p.m. Fri. Sept. 9 @ Century 7:00 p.m. Fri. Sept. 16 Vs. Liberty 7:00 p.m. Sat. Sept. 3 County Tournament @ Clear Spring 8:00 p.m. Tues. Sept. 6 Vs. Walkersville 7:00 p.m. Thurs Sept. 8 @ Francis Scott Key 6:30 p.m. Sat. Sept. 3 @ Smithsburg 10:00 a.m. Sat. Sept. 10 County Tournament @ South TBA Wed. Sept. 7 Vs. Century 5:00 p.m. Boys’ JV Football Boys’ JV Soccer Cross Country Tues. Sept. 6 Vs. Walkersville 5:15 p.m. Thur. Sept. 8 @ Francis Scott Key 5:00 p.m. Thur. Sept. 15 @ Winters Mill 5:00 p.m. Sat. Sept. 3 @ Clear Spring TBD Sat. Sept. 10 @ South TBD Girls’ Varsity Soccer Sat. Sept. 3 County Tournament @ North vs. Clear Spring 12:00 p.m. Tues. Sept. 6 @ Walkersville 7:15 p.m. Thur. Sept. 8 Vs. Francis Scott Key 7:00 p.m. Sat. Sept. 10 County Tournament @ WHS TBD Girls’ JV Soccer Tues. Sept. 6 @ Walkersville 5:30 p.m. Thur. Sept. 8 Vs. Francis Scott Key 5:15 p.m. Tues. Sept. 13 @ Thomas Johnson 5:30 p.m. Girls’ Varsity Volleyball Tues. Sept. 6 Vs. Walkersville 6:30 p.m. Thurs Sept. 8 @ Francis Scott Key 6:00 p.m. Girls’ JV Volleyball Tues. Sept. 6 Vs. Walkersville 5:30 p.m. Thurs Sept. 8 @ Francis Scott Key 5:00 p.m. SPORTS PHYSICALS On August 8 at 9:00am, South Side Pediatrics will be available at WHS in the trainer’s room to provide a physical for our athletes. The cost is $25.00 per athlete. The athlete MUST bring the PreParticipation Physical form with the “Parent” side completed and the $25 fee, cash or card only, no checks. It will be collected at the appointment on Aug. 8. Please provide the student’s name, grade, sport, and contact information (parent name, phone number, or email) to Coach Crabtree in order to schedule an appointment. You can reach Coach Crabtree @ 301-766-8424. Athletic Dept Update Dates to Remember Welcome to Wildcat Athletics! As your new Athletic Director, my expectation is for all teams to build on the established traditions at WHS. We are very fortunate to have dedicated coaches leading our student athletes as well as a strong network of support from our community, staff, alumni and parents. School starts-Wednesday, August 17, 2016 What does it mean to be a PROUD WILDCAT? As a student athlete, you must be responsible, accountable and respectful on the playing field as well as in the classroom. Senior Photos due to Yearbook Staff -Friday, October 28, 2016 What does it mean to be a FAN OF A PROUD WILCAT? As the parent/spectator at athletic contests, it is important to support and encourage all athletes in a positive manner. Our fall season begins on August 10th as teams participate in tryouts and practices. Our game schedules can be found online at www.washingtoncountymval.org. I encourage you to become a member of our Wildcat Athletic Booster Club. This group of dedicated volunteers work with coaches and staff to raise funds to support all sports teams at WHS. Meetings are held on the first Monday of each month in the media center. Everyone is welcome! Please visit www.whsathleticboosters.org for more information. Homecoming Weekend is Sept. 23-24. Our football team will play Friday night at 7:00pm against Berkeley Springs. Our Athletic Booster Club sponsors their first fundraiser of the year with an Annual All-You-CanEat Pancake breakfast on Saturday morning from 6:30am-10:00am in the cafeteria. The community parade begins at 11:00am at Springfield Middle School. The weekend culminates with students enjoying a Homecoming Dance on Saturday night from 8:00-11:00pm in the WHS gymnasium. Please contact me at 301-766-8424 with any suggestions, questions or concerns. I am looking forward to a successful and rewarding year with our student-athletes. Once a Wildcat, Always a Wildcat! Emily Crabtree WILLIAMSPORT HIGH SCHOOL 5 SOUTH CLIFTON DRIVE WILLIAMSPORT, MARYLA ND 21795 PHONE: 301-766-8423 FAX: 301-223-9610 Go Wildcats! Student Picture Day-Wednesday, August 24, 2016 Homecoming-Friday and Saturday, Sept. 23 and 24, 2016 2016-2017 Lunch Prices Secondary Lunch 1/2 pt. milk $2.50 $ .60 WHS Telephone Numbers Main Line (Assist Principal Office) . . . 301-766-8423 Counseling Center. . . . . . . . . . . . 301-766-8426 Health Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 301-766-8428 Athletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . 301-766-8424 Attendance Office . . . . . . . . . . . . 301-766-8427 Student Intervention . . . . . . . . . 301-766-8436 Attendance Fax . . . . . . . . . . . . . 301-766-8439 Counseling Fax . . . . . . . . . . . . . 301-766-8438