Parent-Teacher Conferences
October 15 & 17 from 3:30-6:30 PM
March 18 & 20 from 3:30-6:30 PM
RTI Scheduler
RTI Scheduler is a software program we use to schedule students for extra support in their classes to help them reach their highest potential academically, socially, and emotionally. Students report to their Wolftime/Advisory class each Tuesday to receive their intervention/extension schedule for the rest of the week: (Wednesday-Friday).
Administrator Name and Email
Katelyn Walker- Principal Email: katelyn.walker@lhwolves.net
Tommy Norton-Assistant Principal Email: tommy.norton@lhwolves.net
Counselor Name and Email
6th Grade ~ Taylor Parker Email: taylor.parker@lhwolves.net
7th Grade ~ Katelyn Taylor Email: katelyn.taylor@lhwolves.net
Student Arrival on Campus
Parents must drop students off at the gym entrance no earlier than 7:20. Students will enter through the double doors leading to the cafeteria. Students will be dismissed to first period at 7:45. Once dismissed from the cafeteria, students should take care of any business they have (restroom, office, locker) on their way to their first-period class. Students will not be allowed to congregate or roam around the hallways or the restrooms.
Student Bus and Car Dismissal from Campus
Bus Dismissal: Students will remain in their 8th-period classes until dismissed to their assigned bus shift (1st, 2nd, 3rd, or 4th) location. Students should exit the building to the bus through the double doors in the cafeteria.
Car Dismissal: All car riders will exit to the front of the building to wait for their parent's car to circle through the line. Middle school students should not walk anywhere else to be picked up by their parents including the parking lots near the building or other schools on campus.
Breakfast and Lunch
Breakfast and lunch will be served in our cafeteria. Second Chance breakfast will be served between 2nd and 3rd period classes.
Meal Prices: Breakfast-FREE
Lunch-$3.25
Chromebooks
Will be provided to students during the first week of school. Chromebooks are monitored on and off campus and are programmed to report suspicious or inappropriate activity. These devices are the school's property, and students are responsible for any damages to their Chromebooks.
Chromebook Repair or Replacement Costs
Replace Charging Cord: $50.00
Repair Broken Screen: $50.00
Replace Chromebook: $250.00
Lockers
All students will be assigned a locker. They will receive locker information at open house and during their Wolftime advisory class. Students are not required to use lockers but may do so before 1st period, before and after lunch and before 8th period. Lockers cannot be decorated.
Student Attendance
It is extremely important for students to be in attendance each day. Absences without appropriate documentation or those exceeding the 3 allowed parent notes will be considered “unexcused.” When a student accumulates more than six (6) unexcused absences in any class period, the district will contact the parents and involve the court system in addressing the excessive absence issue If a student is absent due to a medical appointment he/she should submit documentation upon the student’s return to school in order for the absence to be marked as excused. A written statement presented or uploaded for an absence having occurred more than five (5) school days prior to its presentation or upload will not be accepted.
Student Attendance Notification System
Parents will receive an automated text notification when students are marked absent in their first or second-period classes each day. Parents will also receive letters from the school after 3 and 6 absences.
Student Checkout Procedures
Only a parent/ guardian or emergency contact who is on the checkout list of the student being checked out may checkout that student. Please ensure your records are up to date in the front office and be prepared to provide a valid driver’s license when checking out a student. Changes to this list may not be made over the phone.
Cell Phones
Students will be required to put cell phones, music players, cameras, earbuds/air pods, and other electronic devices that are brought to school away in their backpacks and turned off during the school day from 7:45 until 3:05. They can be disruptive to the learning environment, often create discipline problems, and are frequently lost, damaged, or stolen. Students may use the office phone in case of illness, emergencies, or school business. Students who do not adhere to these guidelines will face the corrective actions described below:
Cell Phone Violations:
First Violation- Device (s) is confiscated and placed in the office. Students may pick them up at the end of the day.
Second Violation- Device(s) confiscated and sent to the office. Parents will be contacted to pick up the device from school.
Third Violation- Device(s) confiscated and sent to the office. Parents will be contacted to pick up the device from school.
Fourth Violation- Device (s) confiscated and sent to the office. Students will be placed in one day of Saturday School.
If violations become a continuous problem more consequences may be issued such as Saturday School, etc.
Students have no right of privacy as to the content contained on any electronic devices that have been confiscated. A search of a confiscated device shall meet the reasonable individualized suspicion requirements of Policy 4.32—SEARCH, SEIZURE, AND INTERROGATIONS.