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Waurika High School

 

SUMMER SCHOOL NEWS!

We are pleased to offer your student an opportunity to recover a credit from a class in which they did not receive credit.  WHS is offering summer school from June 4 to June 29.  Classes will meet 12 times for three hours each during the month of June.  Tentatively, the schedule will include Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings from 9:00-Noon.  Instruction will be provided by an online company called Odysseyware under the direction of a certified teacher.  Students must attend at least 10 sessions, or until they have satisfactorily completed the coursework.

Cost of the course is $150.00.

Upon the successful completion of the course, if your student needs to retake an EOI test, mandatory for graduation, that opportunity and time schedule will be determined and offerred.  If your child satisfactorily completes the summer school course, they will not have to complete remediation activities during the fall semester.

If you have any questions, or wish to schedule your child for summer school, please call me at 580-228-2341 to schedule a mutually convenient time to discuss further your child’s successful completion of their coursework and testing mandates.

Respectfully,

Dale Spradlin

High School Principal

 

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Waurika Elementary School 

 

 PHILOSOPHY OF WAURIKA PUBLIC SCHOOLS

 
 
The major purpose of the Waurika Public Schools is to help each student become a secure, self-reliant individual who recognizes the significance of one’s life and the ability to contribute to society.
 
This school system is an enterprise which, along with the community and family units, has the responsibility for providing for each individual student the opportunity to develop skills that will enable one to live successfully in that society.
 
This school system not only concerns itself with the acquisition of knowledge, but with physical, social, emotional, and moral development as well.
 
The curriculum is student centered with a special emphasis on discovering at what level each child is functioning. The establishing of goals will assist in achieving success in reaching their highest potential.
 
 
 

High School = 580-228-2341

Elementary School = 580-228-3531

Superintendent's Office = 580-228-3373 /  FAX 580-228-3428