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WPS 2013
Wildcat Summer Sports Clinics


During the summer of 2013 the Wilmington High School Athletic Department will be sponsoring a series of sports clinics for children in Grades 1-8.  The clinics will be held at Wilmington Middle School (WMS).  All clinics will be run by WHS Coaches, Alumni and Athletes. 

All Clinics, with the exception of volleyball will run 8:30-2:30 Monday through Thursday and 8:30-12:30 on Friday.  Volleyball will run 7/1-7/3, 8:30-2:30.  The focus of each clinic is the development of skills through activity based drills and scrimmages.  The ultimate goal of the clinics is to develop children who enjoy participating in athletics. 

More information and Registration form


ALiCE Training

The ALiCE training program is designed to supplement current "Lockdown" or "Secure-in-Place" procedures used frequently in schools as a stand-alone defensive strategy for an extremely violent attack. Recent events have dictated the need of enhanced options provided to building occupants to increase their chances of surviving a horrific event.


WCTV's "In The Loop" features a discussion about the new High School from the student's perspective.

WCTV's "In The Loop" features a discussion about the plans for the new High School

The High School ITL airs MWF at 3pm and every morning at 5am on our "E" channel.


All student community service logs for the 2012-2013 school year must be given to Assistant Principal Dennis Mahoney  or Christopher Phillips

The Wildcat Community Service Program (WCSP) is a program that networks Wilmington High School with local non-profit agencies.  The WCSP database provides a quick and easy way for students to find volunteer service hours required for graduation.

·         Students can choose from a variety of opportunities at several Wilmington service organizations

·         The WCSP will foster an exchange of ideas and skills between high school students and participating agencies

·         Students will be engaged in service learning experiences and become educated about various groups and see how they can make a difference in their community

·         The Kiwanis Group is the sponsor of this program


The Wildcat Project is a program that addresses the current issue of Substance Abuse in the Wilmington community.  This project consists of the following implementation strategies:
 

  • Drug and Alcohol Abuse Education for students

  • Drug and Alcohol Education Programs for parents

  • Community outreach and education for the Wilmington community.

In an effort to promote healthy and responsible behavior and promote better decision making as it relates to drugs and alcohol, Wilmington Public Schools is committed to initiating
The Wildcat Project.  
See parent letter | Pre-Prom Survey


Wilmington High School Mission Statement
 

Wilmington High School will provide a student-centered education that promotes academic, personal, and social growth and achievement for all learners.  Our school, with the support of the community, will ensure a learning environment that includes a challenging, quality standards-based curriculum, varied technological tools, current instructional materials and resources, up-to-date facilities and a safe and respectful environment.  It is our goal that the students leave WHS with the appreciation for learning, and are capable of living and working in a global society.

(Adopted by the faculty 9/10/2007)

WHS Graduates will be:

Academic Expectations

Effective Communicators, who receive, interpret, and convey knowledge and ideas clearly and purposefully in a variety of modes.


Innovative Problem Solvers
, who use inductive and deductive reasoning to address current and emerging issues, organize and analyze information, and pursue promising solutions with flexibility.
 

Self-Directed Learners, who understand themselves, make informed choices concerning their cognitive, physical, and emotional well-being; and monitor and accept responsibility for their continuous learning.

Social Expectations

Skilled Leaders, who use interpersonal and leadership skills to work effectively with peers and groups to accomplish common goals.
 

Cultured Individuals, who understand, appreciate and respond to the aesthetics of the arts, literature, and the natural world.

Civic Expectations

Community Contributors, who contribute actively to the good of their local and global environments.
 

Rubric for Expectations

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