Counseling

To talk to a counselor students must request an appointment in the office or with your team and a time will be set up.
Drop-in appointments may be made with teacher’s permission.
 

                                      Discipline

WMS believes that responsible behavior is necessary for success in school. Procedures and consequences have been established in order to aid students in achieving responsible behavior.
Consequences for bad choices include: Lunch detentions, 1 hour after school detention, In-School Suspension (ISS), Out-of-School Suspensions, or expulsion by the School Board. All of the above consequences can be assigned by the administration. Failure to serve your detention without prior arrangements will result in further disciplinary action. In– and Out-of-School Suspensions also result in the loss of privileges to attend or participate in after-school activities, including but not limited to sports and Fun Nights. If students are in In School or Out of School Suspension, or have too many points from their team, they will not be allowed to attend Fun Nights. Lunch detentions can be assigned by teachers for various reasons, including but not limited to: tardies, being unprepared for class, and minor misbehavior. Teachers may also use shorter after-school detentions, parent calls, parent meetings, and other strategies to help instill responsible behavior.

Behavioral Offenses - Including but not limited to:

•     ARSON - starting a fire, making a bomb threat, carrying or using fireworks. This also includes pulling a false fire alarm.

•     ASSEMBLY MISCONDUCT - inappropriate behavior at assemblies. Know your assembly rules. You may lose the privilege of attending future assemblies if you
       misbehave.

•     CAFETERIA CONDUCT - rude/disorderly conduct in the cafeteria including throwing food and leaving food or wrappers on the tables and floor.

•     DISRESPECT - disrespectful behavior, including speech, tone, or gestures towards school personnel.