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Participation in coj> curricular activities
Consistent with our pu)Jsuit of academic excellency, we have developed a new s£t of scholastic standards ftfr students who wish to participate in co-curricular activities (athletics, clubs, playd, etc.) These newly crafted; standards recognize the philosophy of the Virginia Hi$i School League (VHSL) as well as the sustained effort yf our school division to pr{»mote excellence in all student endeavors and to develop all of the abilities of everts young person in our system^
Anyone who wishes $p participate in a co-curriculijr activity may not have mo^ than one “F” on his or h/tr . report card for the six wee£^ preceding the advisory during which the student wants to participate. If the grade®) improve by the end of thkt marking period, the student ; will be permitted to parti<j£- - pate in the activity.or activfc- " ties of choice. £ y ■ • Important dates £
Students and parents should mark the- following important dates on their c^h endars as the start of schobl approaches: y
• Aug. 23: Students w«l - meet their teachers an d ‘ receive schedules atfdl materials for the fi»t semester. The times are 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. and 6 pjn. to 8 p.nt
• Aug. 27: First day Jf school. Students are released at 1:40 p.m. - ■ t\
Families that have questions concerning the 20012002 school year may call tke High School between t&e hours of 9 a.ra. and 3 p.i5., v Monday through FViday. -
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