WHS Freshman Class Meeting
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The document summarizes key policies, procedures, and expectations for Willard High School's freshman class for the 2008-2009 school year. It introduces administrators and outlines the school's discipline policy, emphasizing a progressive approach starting with warnings and increasing to detention, suspension, and possible expulsion. It also discusses academics, noting graduation requirements and encouraging students to keep their options open. The A+ program and involvement in extracurricular activities are promoted. Class goals are set around attendance, grades, and dropout rates. Students are expected to be role models, communicators, and problem solvers and wished a great year.
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