WHS Student Handbook

2. The IB program that includes all West students in grades 9 and 10.
4. The Executive Principal of West High School.
6. The online student information system used for grades and attendance.
10. Five unexcused absences can result in this status under Tennessee law.
11. The number of term credits a student athlete must have earned during the preceding school year in order to be eligible to play.
14. The type of project that connects students' studies to the real world and culminates the MYP.
16. West's career exploration program connecting students with pathways, businesses, and industry.
17. The number of minutes you can miss of class before it's considered an absence.
19. The school nurse or designated staff member stores and administers this.
20. The location where students may eat lunch in addition to the cafeteria.
22. The school-wide community name used by West High School.
23. The consequence that stands for Restorative Learning Center.
24. The IB program combining IB courses with career-related study.

1. The maximum speed limit on campus.
3. The major IB project completed during 10th grade.
5. The pass students use through the school's electronic system when they need to leave class.
7. The school professional who can help students with academic, personal/social, and career development.
8. The school year in which students complete the MYP Personal Project.
9. This monitors Chromebook activity and allows staff to view open Chrome tabs and track progress in Google applications.
12. The device provided to West students for school-related technology use.
13. The program that allows students to pursue a rigorous pre-collegiate IB curriculum in grades 11–12.
15. The consequence for a fourth tardy during a 9-week period.
18. The place students must report when arriving at school after 8:30 a.m.
21. The department that helps students with scheduling, careers, college information, and personal/social needs.