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2025-26 High School Handbook


SUB-SECTION I - GENERAL INFORMATION

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR SCHOOL

School Classification West Fork High School is fully accredited by the Arkansas Department of Ed...

STUDENT IDENTIFICATION BADGE

Identification badges have been distributed to students as a part of our district security/safety...

ASSEMBLIES

Assemblies will be scheduled at various times throughout the school year. They are considered to ...

CHANGING SCHEDULES

Schedules for existing students will be made at the Spring CAP conferences with the assistance of...

EXITING THE BUILDING PROMPTLY AFTER SCHOOL

Due to safety concerns and no assigned supervision after school, when the bell rings to end schoo...

MOTOR VEHICLE REGULATIONS

Students who find it necessary to drive to school must register the car's current insurance polic...

PARENTAL CONCERNS

If a parent/guardian has a concern over any matter, the parent is encouraged to first, by appoint...

PARENT, FAMILY, AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT-WEST FORK HIGH SCHOOL (6.12.1)

West Fork High School understands the importance of involving parents, families, and the communit...

PARKING LOT

Due to student supervision and safety, no student is to be in the parking lot during school hou...

TELEPHONE

With permission from the office, students are allowed to use the telephone in the office only bef...

LOCKERS/BACKPACKS

Each student is assigned a locker that should be kept neat and orderly. Lockers are the property ...

WFHS EXPECTATIONS FOR CLASSROOM BEHAVIOR

The classroom is certainly the most critical area of an educational institution, and your teacher...

WFHS GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF THE CODE OF CONDUCT

Over the years, WFHS has been building a tradition of excellence. As a student of WFHS, you are a...

SUB-SECTION II – ATTENDANCE

SUB-SECTION III – ACADEMICS

COLLEGE AND CAREER READINESS TRANSITION PLAN

Arkansas high schools must determine if high school students are meeting college and career readi...

ADVANCED PLACEMENT, INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE & HONORS COURSES (5.21)

Students in grades 7-12 who take advanced placement (AP) courses; International Baccalaureate (IB...

HONOR ROLL AND HONOR GRADUATES (5.17)

Honor Roll  Students in grades K-8 who maintain a 3.00-grade point average (GPA) for the grading...

VALEDICTORIAN AND SALUTATORIAN

The high honor student with the highest GPA and who has been enrolled in a public school in grade...

CONCURRENT CREDIT (5.22WF)

A ninth (9th) through twelfth (12th) grade student who successfully completes a college course(s)...

CORRESPONDENCE CREDIT

Correspondence credit is discouraged; however, if you are a junior or senior you may apply for a ...

GRADE REPLACEMENT FOR REPEATED COURSES

A student may repeat a course at WFHS in order to improve his/her grade if room is available. Upo...

MORNING TUTORING

As an additional intervention to help students, morning tutoring for any WFHS student will be ava...

RENAISSANCE PROGRAM

The Renaissance Program is built around the idea of recognizing academic excellence and commitmen...

GRADE REPORTING

The purpose of formal notification of grades at scheduled times is to inform the parents and stud...

EXAMS

Semester tests will be given during the last three days of each semester. All teachers are to giv...

SEMESTER TEST EXEMPTIONS

(All online classes are not required to follow this policy. If a student is taking an online clas...

GRADE CLASSIFICATION

Grade classification of students for the entire school year will be determined on the first day o...

CAREER & ACADEMIC PLANNING (CAP)

Career and Academic Planning (CAP) is a process of helping students and their parents design and ...

DIGITAL LEARNING COURSES (5.11)

Definitions For the purposes of this policy: “Blended Learning” is education in which instructio...

SUB-SECTION IV – DISCIPLINE

SUB-SECTION V - STUDENT SERVICES/PROGRAMS

SUB-SECTION VI - ORGANIZATIONS, CLUBS, & ACTIVITIES

SUB-SECTION VII - SENIORS/GRADUATION INFORMATION