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College Studies Program Information Night - janespeak - 02-06-2009
Please pass the word - particularly to parents of incoming WHS Freshman (2009/10)
Jane Vester
The Waukegan Public School District #60 invites all of the Waukegan community, parents, and especially, parents of future ninth grade students to attend an informational night regarding Waukegan High Schoolâs College Studies Program. The district offers this program of study, as one of many programs, as a means to assist students by preparing them to excel in their college experiences. The forum will discuss, in detail, the best ways for students to prepare for a successful college experience as they enter their early years at Waukegan High School.
While the main focus of the forum will be on the College Studies Program, school and district representatives will also be on hand to include information about other premier programs being offered at Waukegan High School. Details about the forum are as follows:
Invitees: All Parents and Community Members. Parents of future ninth grade students.
When: Wednesday, February 11, 2009
Where: Trapp Auditorium, Waukegan High School, Brookside Campus
Time: 7:00 P.M.
Hosted By: WPS60 Board of Education
Donaldo R. Batiste, Ph.D, Superintendent
Dr. Steve Hamlin, Principal
Mrs. Judy Gotz, Dean, College Studies Program
We strongly encourage you to attend this informational forum to insure that you receive the most current and correct information about this excellent program.
For additional information, please contact Mrs. Judy Gotz at 847-360-5658.
Email Contact: <!-- e --><a href="mailto:jgotz@wps60.org">jgotz@wps60.org</a><!-- e -->
Re: College Studies Program Information Night - Daisy Chain - 02-18-2009
This was a well-attended event, but concerned parents need to be vigilant about what proposed administrative changes may do to the rigors of this program. Never assume you can let your guard down with this district. Never.