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Thursday, January 7
Thomas Worthington
High School
Home of the Cardinals
300 W. Dublin Granville Road
Worthington, Ohio 43085
TWITTER: @TWHS_Cardinals
ATTENDANCE OFFICE
twhsattend@wscloud.org
(614) 450-6291
Friday, January 8
Hello Cardinals!
Support of Excellence to Benefit
Worthington Education Foundation
Take part in the Evening in Support of
Excellence to Benefit Worthington
Education Foundation on January 30,
2016 at Shops at Worthington Place
from 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Click here to learn more about this
event and for ticket information; or
click here to purchase tickets.
Tickets
$30 in advance
$40 at the door
Second Semester Student Schedules
Monday, January 4, 2016 is the first day of class for the second semester
and 3rd grading period of the current school year. An announcement has
been made to inform students that they need to access their second
semester schedule in Infinite Campus from home over Winter Break and
bring a printed copy with them to school on Monday, January 4. Please
be aware that students and parents/guardians should NOT use the
Infinite Campus App on their mobile device to view their schedule as
room numbers will not be listed. They should, instead, log into Infinite
Campus from a computer through the school website to print their
schedule. Students requiring assistance may go to the School Counseling
Office or Central Office on January 4.
The next TWHS Weekly News and Updates will be sent on Friday,
January 8, 2016. Have a safe and enjoyable holiday break and a
Happy New Year!
ACADEMIC UPDATES
2nd Nine Weeks Grades Updated in Infinite Campus as of Monday, January 4 at 12:00 p.m.
Grade cards are no longer mailed home or distributed to students during the school year. All grades can be accessed
through Infinite Campus and report cards can be generated from the Report menu. If you wish to receive a printed
copy of your students grade card for the 2nd Nine Week grading period, please contact Penni Dow at 450-6296 or at
pdow@wscloud.org or Mary Mechenbier at 450-6304 or at mmechenbier@wscloud.org.
To access your student's information, please proceed to www.worthington.k12.oh.us and click the login icon in the
upper right corner. Upon login, you will be directed to the W-Cloud which provides access to student information and
other district resources. Instructions for Infinite Campus site access may be found by clicking here or on the district
website on the login page, under FAQs.
Once you are logged in, click the Infinite Campus icon, followed by selecting your student's name at the top of the
screen. You will then select Grades and have the ability to click on each class to see grade/assignment details. Be
selecting the Report menu, you can generate your students report card.
If you do not know your user id and password please go to www.worthington.k12.oh.us, click the Login button in the
upper right hand corner. The next screen prompts you for your user id/password and the option to enter your email
address if you do not know your user id/password (note: email address you are using must match the email address you
provided to the district for your students profile). Your id/password will be emailed to you within a short time. If you
have questions about your email address, please contact Mary Mechenbier at mmechenbier@wscloud.org.
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Multimedia, Essay & Art (MEA) Contest
Once again, Otterbein is pleased to welcome and honor the talents of Central Ohio high
school students with its annual MLK Multimedia, Essay & Art Contest. The contest will be
held in conjunction with Otterbeins annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Convocation in which
Otterbein celebrates the ideas, mission, and values of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. This years
convocation will be Wednesday, January 20, at 3PM in Cowan Hall. The convocation
speaker is Debbie Irving, a Racial Justice Educator and Writer.
The MLK Multimedia, Essay & Art Contest is a wonderful opportunity for Central Ohio high
school students (grades 9-12) to join us in our celebration. Students are invited to express
their viewpoints by reflecting on the legacy and impact of Dr. King and by showcasing their
artistic abilities and talents.
Click here for detailed information and a copy of the entry form for the contest. All entries must be submitted by Friday,
January 8, 2016 the attention of Stacie Walker-Ladson, Chairperson, MLK Multimedia, Essay & Art Contest, Otterbein
University, Courtright Memorial Library, 138 W. Main Street, Westerville, OH 43081.
While the convocation is open to everyone, the top three entries receive a special invitation to join the Otterbein
Community at the 2016 MLK Convocation on Wednesday, January 20th in Cowan Hall at 3:00 PM. Immediately
following the convocation the winners will be announced at a reception in the Roush Hall Fisher Gallery.
Feel free to contact Stacie Walker-Ladson via email or phone with any questions at sladson@otterbein.edu or (614) 8231143.
Students in AP Spanish had to research and present a profession to the class. They had to dress as the
profession or dress professionally. The students talked about the schooling they would need for the
profession, the benefits of the job, the challenges of the job, and they had to find a graph in Spanish that had
information about their profession and explain it to the class. They did a great job! Here is Chris Kocheran
and Liesl Ludgwig presenting as a chef and a nurse.
SENIOR ANNOUNCEMENTS
Senior Members of National Honor Society
Seniors interested in completing the NHS scholarship application:
Go to https://aim.applyists.net/NHS, create an account using your email address and a password. If you are
prompted for a Program Key, enter NHS.
You can make changes to your application until February 16, 2016. The student portion of the form will be readonly after February 16.
Complete the student portion of the application.
On the recommendations tab, enter the name and email address of your NHS adviser (or guidance counselor)
for the corresponding verification, recommendation, and electronic signature request. ISTS will send an
automated email to that individual with instructions and a code to complete the verification, recommendation,
and electronic signature.
Enter the name and email address of your principal in the corresponding recommendation and electronic
signature request. ISTS will send an automated email to him or her with instructions and a code to complete the
recommendation and electronic signature.*
Prior to February 24 confirm that both your adviser and principal have completed their portions. You can log
into your account at any time to check the status of your application.
*Students may choose to print a hard copy of the recommendation request and distribute it to their adviser and
principal. Please do not delay in verifying that your recommendations have been submitted. The adviser and principal
portions must be done by February 24.
For assistance: If you experience any problems with the online process, please refer to the FAQs section of your
application, or contact ISTS at 855-670-4787 or ContactUs@applyISTS.com. ALL technical issues must be forwarded to
ISTS.
Financial Aid (FAFSA) Presentation Scheduled in Auditorium on January 7, 2016 at 6:30 p.m.
Dear Senior Students & Parents/Guardians,
The TWHS School Counselors invite you to attend the presentation, "Student Financial Aid: What You Need to Know"
on Thursday, January 7, 2016 from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in the TWHS auditorium.
Amanda Patterson, senior financial specialist from The Ohio State University will present information to you on how to:
reduce your cost of attendance, types of financial aid, how to apply for aid and completing the FAFSA. In addition, there
will be handouts available to you and an open Q & A for specific questions that you may have at the end of the
presentation.
Please visit http://www.fafsa.ed.gov/ to learn more about the Free Application for Federal Student Aid-FAFSA.
We look forward to seeing you there! Happy Holidays,
Your TWHS School Counselors
Cardinal Theatre Production, 12 Angry Jurors, January 15, 16, 22, 23 8:00 p.m.
12 Angry Jurors
By Reginald Rose
A 19-year-old man has just stood trial for the fatal stabbing of his father. "He doesn't
stand a chance," mutters the guard as the 12 jurors are taken into the bleak jury room.
It looks like an open-and-shut caseuntil one of the jurors begins opening the others'
eyes to the facts.
Click here for the 2015-16 Thomas Worthington High School Theatre Repertory.
Online Application Process Available for New Volunteers in Worthington School District
The Worthington City Schools District now offers an online application process for
parents/guardians and community members who would like to volunteer in the school
building(s). To begin the application process, click on the School Volunteer Background
Checks icon above, which is also located under Quick Links from either the district website or TWHS website. Once
the background screening is complete, the volunteer will receive an email indicating they are approved and will be
directed to come to the Worthington Education Center to have their photo taken. Existing approved volunteers are not
required to complete this process until their ID Badge expires.