Student fees for 2021-22 will be $50 for each student. Pictures are not included in the registration fee. Other fees that should be paid before school starts:Activity/Club Fee (unlimited) ................................................$15.00Club Transportation (per year; FFA, Forensics only) ......... $5.00Advanced Placement Exams (per exam) ..........................$96.00Art Classes (per class).........................................................$25.00Annual Parking Permit ......................................................$50.00Athletics (per sport; max $180/family) ..........................$45.00Class Field Trips (per trip; 100 miles or less) ................... $3.00Class Field Trips (per trip; 100 miles or more) ............... $5.00Computer Insurance (per year; ALL students) ..........$19.00 Digital Photography Class .............................................$35.00Driver Education Behind-the-Wheel ..........................$280.00 Early College Credit Classes* ..........................25% of Tuition

*Early College Credit Courses: the District is responsible for 75% of the tuition and students are responsible for 25% of the tuition. Tuition varies between college and university courses. If a student receives a failing grade, s/he will be responsible for 100% of the tuition cost.

Foods Classes (per class) ............................................$25.00Registration ...............................................................$50.00Senior Phy. Ed. Class ..................................................$35.00Technology & Engineering Classes (per class) ........$25.00Weight Room (per season; max. $40/year) .............$20.00

Student Pictures Required for All StudentsWUHS contracts with School and Sport Pics for school photos. All students will have their pictures taken for the yearbook and student ID during registration in August. Seniors may submit a senior portrait photo to the yearbook staff for the yearbook. Picture make-up day will occur on Thursday, September 2, 2021, during the lunch hours in the cafeteria. Pictures can be ordered

online at: https://orders.schoolandsportpics.com/ordering. Use the drop down menu to select your school name.

Please use this coupon code to save 10% off of your order if placed prior to picture day: Fall100428.

Reentering Information: Waterford Union will begin the fall term at 100% capacity, daily in-person instruction. The district will make local health-related decisions based upon information gathered from state and local health officials. Basic and reasonable measures will be in place for school this fall: maintaining three (3) foot spacing in classrooms, encouraging mask wearing for individuals who are not fully vaccinated, reminding all individuals about responsible personal hygiene practices, and expecting students and staff who do not feel well to stay home. The district nurse will monitor local data within the community to guide decisions.

Student Registration:Waterford Union High School will hold its in-person registration, by appointment in order to maximize efficiency, on Tuesday, August 10, and Wednesday, August 11, from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Please keep in mind the following key points for this event.

Prior to arriving onsite for registration:• Register for a time slot (link available on our website) to keep the process efficient and flowing quickly• Pay bills and fees through Revtrak online payment• Complete registration forms through the parent portal in PowerSchool

- Once logged into your PowerSchool account, click on “FORMS” under the left-hand side column

- Complete each form listed- A green-colored leaf next to the form title

indicates the form is completed properly and submitted

On August 10 or 11:• Enter through Door 19 in the Commons off South Center Street• Students should wear school appropriate attire for their student ID/yearbook pictures• Capture your school ID/yearbook picture with School and Sports Pics• If applicable, verify medications with the District nurse• Acquire your Chromebook • Purchase of Wolverine spirit wear if you choose

Powerschool & School MessengerPowerSchoo l i s a web-based attendance, gradebook, and information system for students and parents/guardians. With the School Messenger function in PowerSchool, parents can set preferences for receiving notifications via voice or email, and the types of notifications o n e c h o o s e s t o r e c e i v e - emergencies, general information, r e m i n d e r s , e t c . A d d i t i o n a l information regarding the set-up of new accounts and updating of previous accounts will be provided to parents as part of the online registration process.

FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL SEPTEMBER 1, 2021

SCHOOL HOURS 7:25 AM - 3:00 PM

ACT10th, 11th, and 12th grade students will have the option of taking an ACT test (“real” college reportable score) on October 5th at a discounted rate of $51.00 (at the student’s expense).

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Parking PermitsThe student lot offers 370 parking spaces for students. Any student who seeks to gain parking privileges must complete the online application/agreement. Seniors and Juniors receive first priority. Sophomore and Freshmen names will be submitted to a lottery system for permit selection. Students who choose to drive to school without a permit are strongly encouraged to park in either the soccer or baseball lots rather than on the neighborhood streets. Street parking regulations are changing, and street parking is limited. A permit is not required to park in the soccer or baseball lots, yet students need to follow school regulations regarding parking and safe driving practices.

One-to-One TechnologyThis year’s incoming 9th grade students and any transfer student will receive an 11-inch Chromebook computer with a protective case. Students in grades 10-12 will continue to use the devices previously issued. Students receiving a Chromebook for the first time are required, along with their parents, to sign a user agreement, which will be made available to families through the registration process in August. A copy of the user agreement can be accessed on our website.

Bus Transportation All students who are eligible for bus transportation are asked to contact Dousman Transportation after August 2, 2021. A Dousman representative will provide information on your bus route, as well as your pickup and drop-off times. If a student is eligible for bus transportation, but s/he will not be riding the bus, please notify Dousman to have the student’s name removed from the route. You may contact Dousman by phone at (262) 910-1310 or email the terminal manager Ginger at gingerboomfield@dtcbus.com.

CalculatorsSchool Hours

School Supply Lists

New Students

Student Handbook

Please bring paper and a pen/pencil to each of your classes on the first day of school. Classroom teachers will inform you if there are specific school supply items

required for the course. Due to each student having a

unique course schedule, there are no general school supply lists

provided.

7:25 AM-3:00 PMYou may enter the building starting at 7:00 a.m. The first bell is at 7:20 a.m. and

the first hour begins at 7:25 a.m. Unless students are

supervised by a staff member, they should exit the building by

3:10 p.m.

A student handbook will be given to each student during the first days of school during their Lunch and Learn period. Teachers and administrators

will discuss general school expectations and answer student questions throughout the first week of school. This handbook contains the District’s

general procedures and rules by which students are expected to abide.

Yearbooks

Visit www.waterforduhs.k12.wi.us to learn more

Students who are enrolled in a math class for next year will be asked to purchase calculators. The following is a list of the required

calculator for each level math course. Please feel free

to contact your student’s math teacher if you have any questions.

TI-30 Calculator ► ► Algebra I ► ► Geometry

TI-83, TI-84, or TI-84+ Graphing Calculator

► ► Adv. Algebra/Algebra with Trig. ► ► Calculus ► ► Statistics ► ► Pre-Calculus ► ► Accelerated Geometry

Students who have moved into the district and have not yet registered please do so immediately. Contact the

Student Services (Guidance) Office at 262-534-3341 for an appointment.

Attendance When reporting absences, please use our Safe Arrival automated system. This can be done via the app, website, or by phone at 1-844-408-1679.

Instructions can be found on the school’s web page under the Parent’s tab>Attendance>Safe Arrival Automated Attendance Instructions.

When out of school for a medical appointment, please turn in a medical excuse to the Attendance Office upon your return to school.

Yearbooks will be available for purchase for $68.00 exclusively through Jostens. Students can purchase online or download an order form and send payment directly to Josten’s. A link can also be found on the school’s website along with order forms.

WOLVERINE REPORTWATERFORD UNION HIGH SCHOOL100 Field DriveWaterford, WI 53185

RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED

District Office:Phone: 262-534-9059

Fax: 262-534-6871

Main Office:Phone: 262-534-3189

Fax: 262-534-4971

Attendance Office:Phone: 844-408-1679

Fax: 262-534-4971

Special Ed:Phone: 262-534-4034

Fax: 262-514-2490

Student Services:Phone: 262-534-3341

Fax: 262-534-5133

Athletics/Activities:Phone: 262-534-3108

Fax: 262-534-3717

Dear Wolverine Families,

The entire WUHS staff is pleased to have you as partners for this upcoming school year. One of our goals is to find that parents and guardians of students - like the students themselves - are engaged and feel at home at Waterford Union. There are many recognitions that Waterford Union High School accomplished last year, and we look forward to continuing our excellence this school year. You will find important information enclosed regarding back-to-school items as well as a calendar with important dates. You may also want to look at a copy of the WUHS student handbook upon entering school. This handbook does a fantastic job explaining a typical year at our school. By reading it, you will be certain to have a better idea of what to expect. We are glad to have you with us this year, and the entire staff wishes to reassure you that we will do our best to help your child experience academic, social, and emotional growth. After all, our new mission is to inspire all to achieve high expectations and ensure that each student is prepared for college or career and life.

Let’s make this a fantastic school year!

Sincerely,Dr. Lucas Francois, SuperintendentDaniel Foster, PrincipalBrian Belot, Associate PrincipalMark Peperkorn, Associate PrincipalJill Stobber, Athletic-Activities Administrator