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Dr. Reid Amones, Principal
Mrs. Ashley Monroe, Assistant Principal
Mr. Mike Pavell, Assistant Principal
Dr. Veronica Tobon, Assistant Principal
Mr. Sam Bernardi, Dean of Students
Main Office 531-3070
Mr. Herb Hofer, Athletic Director
Ms. Stacy Glidden, Assistant Athletic Director
Athletic Information Night is:
Wednesday, April 16th
6-8 PM VHS Gym
Athletic Passes available in the Athletic Office
VHS Guidance Counselor Assignment
Mrs. Gloria Zimmerman
Mr. Jeff Kolish
Mr. Ryan McSparin
Mrs. Roberta Garcia
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Ff - Lel
Lem - Rosa
Rosb – Z
Mrs. Jennifer Hippie
Social Worker
There are two ways to enter the building during the
school day. Both entrances feature a new door lock
system. A state issued ID is required for admittance
into the building during school hours.
•Front Door #1
#5
#1
•Athletic Office #5
There are three areas a Parent/Guardian can drop-off
or pick-up their student before and after school.
•Northwest Door #4
#5 #4
#10
•West Door #5
•Music Hallway Door #10
Period
Regular
Schedule
Wednesdays
1
2
3
A Lunch
4A
5A
4B
B Lunch
5B
4C
5C
C Lunch
6
7
7:35 – 8:25
8:30 – 9:20
9:25 – 10:15
10:20 – 10:45
10:50 – 11:40
11:45 -12:35
10:20 – 11:10
11:15 – 11:40
11:45 – 12:35
10:20 – 11:10
11:15 – 12:05
12:10 – 12:35
12:40 – 1:30
1:35 – 2:25
8:05 – 8:53
8:58 – 9:43
9:48 – 10:33
10:38 – 11:03
11:08 – 11:53
11:58 – 12:43
10:38 – 11:23
11:28 – 11:53
11:58 – 12:43
10:38 – 11:23
11:28 – 12:13
12:18 – 12:43
12:48 – 1:33
1:38 – 2:25
•Students must sign in and out of the attendance
office if they are leaving throughout the day.
•Parents DO NOT need to come into the building
in order to pick-up their child.
•Parents must call Attendance Office within 2 days
whenever student is absent in order to avoid
potential discipline.
Attendance Office 531-3079
Students may pay fines or purchase school
equipment from the book store.
•Regular Lunch Costs $2.30
•Extra Items can be purchased at the Viking Express
•Three Lunch Periods:
A hour lunch (10:20-10:45)
B hour lunch (11:15-11:40)
C hour lunch (12:10-12:35)
Incoming Freshmen will be
assigned a locker.
Freshman lockers are
located on the first floor
on the North side of the
building in the Lower Yellow
and Blue Hallways.
•Academic Decathlon
•Academic Super Bowl
•Acts of Kindness Club
•Art Club
•Awakening Youth in Christ
•Book Club
•DECA
•Drama
•Earth Awareness
•Le Cercle Francais
•Fellowship of Christian Athletes
•Gaming Club
•Gay/Straight Alliance
•German Club
•History Club
•HOPE Club
•Intramurals
•Japanese Club
•Junior Class
•Key Club
•Latin Club
•Math Competitions
•National Honor Society
•Natural Helpers
•Online Book Club
•Project 7
•Quiz Bowl
•SADD
•Science Olympiad
•Senior Class
•Sophomore Class
•Spanish Club
•Special Olympics
•Speech & Debate
•Spell Bowl
•S.T.A.N.D.
•Student Athletic Advisory Comm.
•Student Council
•Team LEAD Elementary Mentors
•Valenian
•Varsity Singers
•Viking Press
•Vikettes
•Writer’s Block
Boys
Girls
Fall
Fall
•Football
•Cross Country
•Tennis
•Soccer
•Volleyball
•Cross Country
•Golf
•Soccer
Winter
Winter
•Basketball
•Wrestling
•Swimming
•Basketball
•Gymnastics
•Swimming
Spring
Spring
•Track
•Baseball
•Golf
•Track
•Softball
•Tennis
• Credits are awarded upon the successful
completion of a semester class.
• A student can earn 7 credits per semester which
equals 56 credits upon completion of high school.
• 40 Credits – Core 40 Diploma
• 47 Credits – Academic Honors Diploma
• Core-40 & Core-40 with Academic Honors
Requirements
ENGLISH
MATH
SCIENCE
SOCIAL STUDIES
PHYSICAL ED.
HEALTH
SUBTOTAL
8 CREDITS
6 CREDITS (8 FOR A.H.)
6 CREDITS
6 CREDITS
2 CREDITS
1 CREDIT
29 CREDITS (31 FOR A.H.)
CORE-40
ACADEMIC HONORS
5 Credits:
World Language,
Fine Arts, or
Career/Technical
Courses
8-10 Credits:
World Language & Fine
Arts
6 Elective Credits
6 – 8 Elective Credits
• Earn a grade of C- or above in all courses that will count toward the
diploma
• Have a grade point average of 3.0 or above at graduation
• Complete one of the following:
• Earn 4 credits in 2 or more AP courses and take corresponding AP exams
• Earn 6 verifiable, transcripted college credits in dual credit courses from
priority course list
• Earn two of the following:
1. A minimum of 3 verifiable, transcripted college credits from the priority
course list,
2. 2 credits in AP courses and corresponding AP exams,
3. 2 credits in IB standard level courses and corresponding IB exams
• Earn a combined score of 1750 or higher on the SAT critical reading,
mathematics and writing sections and a minimum score of 530 on each
• Earn an ACT composite score of 26 or higher and complete written section
• Earn 4 credits in IB courses and take corresponding IB exams.
Health
Art
English /Math Lab
World History
• Indiana State now requires students to meet
minimum proficiency on End of Course
Assessments (ECA) given in Algebra I and
English 10
• STUDENT SCHEDULING PROCESS
• REGISTRATION
– (AUGUST 6TH – Tentative Date)
• OPEN HOUSE
• STUDENT ID’S
• FRESHMAN FUN NIGHT
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BF students participated in a school convocation on Jan 15
and TJ students participated on Jan 16. After the
convocation, students received a course description guide,
a course schedule sheet and information pertaining to
summer school at VHS.
Teachers from each Middle School provided class
recommendations to each student for their 9th grade
schedule (strongly recommended to follow ALL
recommendations).
Scheduling finalization/collection will take place @ TJ
Middle in their 8th grade Social Studies classes, & @ BF
Middle in their 8th grade Math classes.
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Purpose of the HS guidance staff visiting the Middle
Schools is to collect the final scheduling sheet and answer
any questions.
Sometime in March, a class verification sheet will be
passed along to each 8th grade student. This sheet should
be carefully examined by the student & parent for
accuracy. If there are errors or changes, the verification
sheet should be modified by the parent and student and
returned to the appropriate MS guidance office by the
student.
Students will receive their 2014-15 schedule of classes by
the end of the given school year.
• Feb 25th & Feb 27th - TJ Middle School.
• Feb 26th & Feb 28th - BF Middle School.
• Mar 3rd - Immanuel Lutheran School
• Mar 4th - St. Paul’s School
1st Semester
2nd Semester
1. English 9
2. Math-Alg.1 or Geometry
3. Biology I or Chemistry
4. P.E. (Includes Swimming)
5. Electives or World
History/World Geography
6. Elective* or Health
6. Elective* or Health
7. Study Hall
7. Study Hall
* World Language is required for Academic Honors
• Updating emergency information that may have
changed over the summer.
- Computer Lab available
• Address changes must be given to the Main Office
for RDS input.
• View student schedule and locker/combination
assignment.
• In May a school photographer will be at each middle
school, St. Paul’s and Immanuel Lutheran to photograph
your child for the purpose of a student ID. Your student will
be notified about the ID photo shoot.
• Students who are absent will be photographed on the day
of registration.
• Student ID’s will be issued on the first full day of school,
during homeroom.
• Student ID’s are used for many purposes: Security issues,
activating lunch accounts, admittance to home school
events, etc.