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The first priority in scheduling is to make sure every student has a complete schedule, and that they each have all four of the core subject courses (Language Arts, Social Studies, Math, and Science) for their program. We do not schedule students around their friendships, except in unusual circumstances (e.g., a student coming to WMS from another school who only knows one student in the school, or a student with specific issues that have previously been discussed with the grade-level counselor, etc.) Students usually have the chance to be with friends each day at lunch. And, this being middle school, old friendships can change quickly, while new ones are created.
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The first priority in scheduling is to make sure every student has a complete schedule, and that they each have all four of the core subject courses (Language Arts, Social Studies, Math, and Science) for their program. Due to the complexities of scheduling 1100 students, and legal limits on teacher classroom and total student loads, we may have to schedule students into courses that were not their first choice.
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Your student was given a copy on the first day of school. You can also find a schedule on your student’s Source page. The Registrar will also have one. Finally, your grade-level counselor can print one out for you.
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She can speak with her grade-level counselor or grade-level administrator.
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Contact your student’s grade-level counselor. You can also call the school’s main number (206-252-2600) and ask for the Registrar.
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