Click any of the links to follow us on Social Media! Wolf Tracks Daily November 15, 2018 Lexington County School District One does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, disability, genetic information or age in admission to, access to, treatment in or employment in its programs and activities. The following people have been designated to handle inquiries or complaints. Chief Human Resources Officer Michael L. Stacey handles inquiries/complaints regarding Title IX, inquiries/complaints regarding Title II with respect to employees and/or public access to buildings and grounds, and inquiries/complaints involving the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Inquiries/complaints regarding IDEA for students K–12 go to Director of Special Services Wendy Balough, Ed.D. Inquiries/complaints regarding Section 504 for students K–12 go to Director of School Counseling and Advisement Zan Tracy Pender. Inquiries/complaints regarding Title II implementation go to Coordinator of Title II Part A Dianne Steelman. Contact these people if you have questions regarding these issues at 100 Tarrar Springs Road, Lexington, SC 29072 and telephone number 803-821- 1000. White Knoll High School 5643 Platt Springs Road Lexington * SC * 29073 803-821-5200 [email protected]wkhs.lexington1.net Week at a Glance Monday Nov 1 Tuesday Nov 20 Wedesday Nov 21 Thursday Nov 22 Friday Nov 23 New Apparel Available at PACK PLACE. See the flyer here. Varsity Boys Baskeball Hosts Columbia 7:00 p.m. Varsity Girls Basketball @ Heathwood TBD . Varsity Boys Basketball Hosts Fairfield Central 7:00 p.m. Varsity Girls Basketball @ Heathwood TBD Thanksgiving Break begins Return to school on Monday Varsity Boys Baskeball @ LHS 5:00 p.m. WKHS Holiday Party 2018. Sign up here HAPPY THANKSGIVING! Varsity Boys Basketball @ LHS TBD
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Wolf Tracks Daily
November 15, 2018
Lexington County School District One does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, disability, genetic information or age in admission to, access to, treatment in or employment in its programs and activities. The following people have been designated to handle inquiries or complaints. Chief Human Resources Officer Michael L. Stacey handles inquiries/complaints regarding Title IX, inquiries/complaints regarding Title II with respect to employees and/or public access to buildings and grounds, and inquiries/complaints involving the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Inquiries/complaints regarding IDEA for students K–12 go to Director of Special Services Wendy Balough, Ed.D. Inquiries/complaints regarding Section 504 for students K–12 go to Director of School Counseling and Advisement Zan Tracy Pender. Inquiries/complaints regarding Title II implementation go to Coordinator of Title II Part A Dianne Steelman. Contact these people if you have questions regarding these issues at 100 Tarrar Springs Road, Lexington, SC 29072 and telephone number 803-821- 1000.
White Knoll High School5643 Platt Springs RoadLexington * SC * 29073
Click the link below to view our WKHS Calendar of Events
http://wkhs.lexington1.net/event-calendar/
This link will take you to all WKHS ATHLETIC EVENTS
https://whiteknollathletics.com/events
Boys Soccer Winter Workouts Begin December 3rd from 4:00-5:15 on the practice field behind the high school.You must have a physical dated after April 1, 2018, cleats and shin guards in order to participate. See Coach Green for more details.
Students interested in learning how to or continue playing rugby, practice will be held at WKMS. From Coach Richardson "The practice field is behind the school. Preferred parking is on the side of the school by the gym. Very excited to get started!"
Below if the practice calendar. Please Note Mondays are with Coach Hedquist at Gibson Soccer Complex in Lexington.
If you cannot make one of the practices, thats ok! Just make it as soon as you can, bring your friends! Dress for the weather, bring cleats if you have them but not required (yet).
Are you interested in wildlife and conservation? If so, the Environmental and Wildlife club may be for you. Some (but not all) of the club’s goals will be:· Plant trees and plants around White Knoll· Test for water quality in and around WK campus· Litter pickups· Learning to identify the snakes of South Carolina· Creating Green spaces around campus· Fixing and monitoring the bluebird and nature trail· Recycling· Gardening· Composting· Monitoring air quality· Local tree and plant identification If any or all of these interest you, email Mr. Cann ([email protected]) or go by room 913 before or after school to join. *Many of these projects can also count as service hours. Keep it green, T.Wolves!
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Click the here to reach Rhodes Graduation Services. Seniors who have not ordered, will need to order before DECEMBER 1, 2018 to avoid an increase in charges.
Seniors need a cap, gown, tassel and diploma cover to participate in the White Knoll High Graduation Ceremony
ATTENTION: Seniors! Scholarships will be published weekly on our counseling web-page, please visit the web-page athttp://wkhscounseling.weebly.com/ . The link to scholarships is here.
Our policy is to advertise every scholarship application sent to the school, unless it is an obvious fraud. However, we cannot validate all applications and some may lead to applicants being placed on mailing lists or solicited to purchase products or services. The following websites are just a few of many posted on the internet. Please feel free to visit these sites for Scholarship Opportunities: Naviance.com, fastweb.com,collegeboard.org, scholarshipexperts.com,scholarships.com and scholarshipmonkey.com (tailored to a career major). Also, check college websites for scholarships available directly through the colleges or schools. See Mrs. Porth in Counseling and Advisement for details or questions.
Math Tutoring! A student math tutor is available in the Counseling Center on the dates and times below:
Monday and Wednesday after school from 3:30 - 4:30 pmTuesday and Thursday before school from 7:30 - 8:15 am
After listening to input from our students, White Knoll has created a tool that will allow students to report
concerning activities through their iPads. The tool is a google form that will be launched to students' iPads that will allow students to report incidents of bullying,
harassment, or any concerns for student safety. See Mr. Adam Russell’s video at
Google Form Reporting Information Video
New Tool for Reporting Incidents
You can control how White Knoll High School contacts you. You can download the SchoolMessenger app or use the web site found here.
Personalize your SchoolMessenger account by using the instructions found by clicking here.
Register for Alive at 25 Classes at www.scaliveat25.org and take the class to park in White Knoll High’s Parking lot. Parents/Students may register online or by phone. Alive at 25 is offered through the SC National Safety Council. It is an early intervention program that helps prevent traffic violations, collisions and fatalities. All Lexington District One students are required to take this course in order to purchase a parking pass. Contact the SC National Safety Council at 803-732-6778 for more information.
