T acklin a day in the life
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A typical day at Westside High School is outlined in 3 sentences. Students can eat breakfast and lunch in the Commons, park their cars in the Student Parking Lot, and attend classes on time and prepared. The library provides resources like books and computers, while the Dean's Office has information about classes and the College Room assists with applying to different universities.
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T acklin a day in the life
- 1. A Day in the Life Westside High School Go Wolves!
- 2. Welcome to Westside • Welcome! Your first day of school may seem scary but, at Westside, you will find a way to belong.
- 3. The Commons • The place to chill and hang out with your friends, you can also eat breakfast and lunch here.
- 4. The Student Parking Lot • You are able to park your car and go about with your day.
- 5. Welcome to Class • Be sure to come on time and prepared. It is very important to do well in class because it all effects you GPA.
- 6. School Library • Here in the library, you can find many useful resources like books and computers.
- 7. Deans Office • Here in the deans office, you will find your dean and other information about the classes you are taking.
- 8. College Room • You will find information about any college you want to attend and they will assist you when trying to apply. This room is very useful when you become a senior.
- 9. Socializing Periods • Social hours are before and after school and during lunch or in between classes. You can use your phone and chat with your friends.
- 10. Get Involved! • Getting involved in school activities and clubs is very important because you can make more friends, branch out and learn new things.