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o Teachers are not changing what they do - just focusing effort on a struggling student.
o More than 150 students will be impacted each semester.
o Academic and Honors students can and will be helped.
o Time is built into PL T time to discuss student success, struggles,
and teacher strategies.
o Semester long strategies include: utilizing Pride Cards, meeting
with students individually, calling home, sending Good News
cards, collaborating with all of the student’s teachers.
o Recognize successes during Early Release Days and other Professional
Development opportunities.
o Promote intervention; support students through the process.
PARENT CONFERENCES
We encourage good communication between parents and teachers. Contact your child's counselor to schedule a conference with teachers. School wide conference nights occur in November and April each year
PARENT INVOLVEMENT
Wakefield has numerous opportunities for parents to be active in the school. For various organizations contact the following people:
Athletics:
Band:
Business Alliance: Chorus:
Drama: PTSA: Orchestra:
PARKING
Rick Riggleman, Athletic Director, rriggleman@wcpss.net Brian Munoz, Band Director, bmunoz@wcpss.net
Sarah Joyner, Career Development, sjoyner@wcpss.net
John Mullinax, Choral Director, jmullinax@wcpss.net Paul Orsett, Theater Director, porsett@wcpss.net Karen Robinson, PTSA President, kdrdp@hotmail.com LaShaundra Booth, Director, Ibooth@wcpss.net
11TH & 12TH grade students may purchase parking passes. Approved sophomores may also purchase a space as long as there is availability. A security officer monitors the campus and has the authority to ticket cars parked improperly. Registration information is on the school website.
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