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Katie Mach wins Best of School with her Photograph titled, Time Goes Away at the 8th Congressional District Art Competiton. The 8th Congressional District is represented by Congressman Jim Moran
West Potomac Senior Organizes Prom for Ill Teens HuntingtonBelle ...
No Worries Now holds proms nationwide for chronically ill kids and teens.
West Potomac Students Take Home Honors
Two groups of students from West Potomac High School were honored last week with first place finishes at the 2012 Virginia Technology Student Association (TSA) State Leadership Conference. Winning first place in the category of ...
Responding to Natural Disasters
West Potomac High School students from Frances Coffey's Advanced Placement Human Geography class were treated to a visit from Cathi Hoefler and Steven Keating from the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency recently. Hoefler and Keating discussed the...
Letter: Exchange Student's Appreciation
First, I would like to thank my World Heritage Area Representative Diane Galvin, for searching and finding my host family; also a big 'thank you' goes to West Potomac High School: my counselor Ms Levine and to my teachers Mrs Chance, Mr, ...
West Potomac Wins 3rd in Congressman's Art Contest
Third prize went to Emilia Blaszkiewicz of West Potomac High School in Alexandria. Oakton High School's Chan Song Yoon took fourth place, while the fifth place award went to Brianna Washington of Woodbridge High School. Receiving honorable mentions for ...
West Potomac Actors Featured on TV
The cast of West Potomac High School's “Richard III” will be featured on Channel 21's “Meet the Author” program. The show is spotlighting Shakespeare, and the program followed West Potomac students through their rehearsals for the ...
The following All State chorus students performed with the chorus on Saturday at E.C. Glass HS in Lynchburg, Va. They were selected by audition from among the best students in our district. Congratulations!
We are interested in your thoughts about parent and school communications at West Potomac High School.
Please click on this link to take the survey:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/WPHS_Parent-School_Communication_Survey_June_2012
Responses to this survey will be collected from May 23 through June 6, 2012.
Estamos interesados en su opinión sobre la comunicación entre la Escuela Secundaria de West Potomac y Uds.
Por favor accionen este vínculo para tomar la encuesta:
Las respuestas serán aceptadas entre el 23 de mayo al 6 de junio de 2012.
Apply for the Civics Seal - Applications due the first week of June to counselors
Where: Sheraton National, 900 South Orme Street Arlington, VA 22204
When: Friday, June 8, 2012
Time: 8:00 PM to 1:00 AM
Price: $65 per person or $120 per couple
Ticket Sales: May 2-June 8, during all lunches
You are invited to contribute to the Martha Washington Library time capsule
Like the West Potomac Yearbook on facebook
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There’s an app for that!Parents and students are encouraged to download a free Apple application with practice quiz questions for all the VA Social Studies Standards of Learning (SOL) end-of-course exams. This free app provides great opportunity for daily or periodic practice, to include the new critical thinking questions common on our end-of-course tests. If you or your child has an iPhone, iPod touch or iPad, they can use it. Visit: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/pass-the-past/id392637590?mt=8 to download and access this resource!
Check out the Testing & Education Reference Center that is available to all WPHS students via the GaleNet database. This resource can be used to search thousands of college and graduate school entries, identify scholarships, take on-line practice tests (AP, PSAT, SAT, GED, ACT, ASVAB, TOEFL, etc.) and use test prep eBooks to assist in taking these tests.
Wolverine Time is the 30-minute window after third period during which students can receive academic intervention, remediation, or enrichment. Students can be invited to see any of their teachers during Wolverine Time. Teachers extend such an invitation by issuing a Wolverine Time pass. Students can also request a Wolverine Time pass if they self-identify as needing extra time with a teacher. Additionally, the academic intervention team is examining students' previous years' performance data to identify students in need of some tighter structure around Wolverine Time. Students who do not have a Wolverine Time pass will remain in their third-period classroom. For these students, Wolverine Time must still be productive: for example, it can be time spent working on upcoming assignments, collaborating with other students to review shared course material, or reading.
Wolverine Time is another change in how West Potomac addresses students' needs for enrichment and support. We believe this model recognizes that all students at different times will need extra help and will need to be challenged further. We are starting WT slowly, trying to build community understanding of how it can work -- and also looking for kinks and potential problems. Please do not hesitate to provide feedback about WT. Wolverine Time FAQs
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