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Lost and found clothing is maintained on a coat rack by the library. Smaller items such as jewelry, glasses, etc. are kept in the office. Students finding articles not belonging to them are asked to take them immediately to the coat rack or to the office. Stud...

Elementary students will have no access to any of the vending machines that are located in the staff workroom.

Electronic devices (including smart watches) must be silenced and phones must be stored in a student's backpack during school hours.  Electronic devices may not be used to talk, take pictures, play games, record or text during school hours, including recesses ...

Defacing or destruction of school property or facilities is strictly prohibited. Payment or item replacement will be required for any damage done. In addition, punishment may be assigned. Each student is encouraged to keep the school campus and classrooms as n...

The student, not the school, is responsible for damaged, lost, or stolen personal property. All personal property should be marked, especially items of clothing, such as jackets, coats, and other items of apparel that could be misplaced. All valuables, includi...

West Fork Elementary School has a school-wide Title I program. As a Title I school, we receive federal funds to help disadvantaged children meet challenging academic content and student performance standards.

All West Fork Elementary School students are expected to: Show respect and consideration for yourself and others, Listen and follow the directions of all adults, Respect all school and personal property,  Focus on learning and strive to do their best wor...

Students and staff require a safe and orderly learning environment that is conducive to high student achievement. Certain student behaviors are unacceptable in such an environment and are hereby prohibited by the Board. Prohibited behaviors include, but shall ...

Behaviors that are disrespectful, disruptive, or unsafe must be addressed immediately. At West Fork Elementary, we work to address the problem, teach the misbehaving child how to appropriately handle the situation, and will provide an appropriate consequence. ...

Matrix for Major Behaviors This is a guide to note which consequences can be used for a specific behavior. Not all consequences must be used.   Conference with Student Parent Contact Loss of Privilege Time Out in Designated Area...

Parents and Students, Welcome to West Fork Middle School. Our staff and teachers are so excited for you to be here. It is our desire to provide each student with the best educational opportunity possible based on the needs of each unique learner. Walking thro...

Principal: Joli Sotallaro School Counselor: Catherine Evans Office Manager: Deborah Hughes SCHOOL PHONE NUMBER: 479-839-2231   Elementary ext. 2033 Middle School ext. 3039 High School ext. 4030 Superintendent ext. 5001 Bus Garage ext. 5006 School...

Assemblies, including pep rallies, will be scheduled at various times throughout the school year. They are considered to be a part of the regular school day. Attendance to assemblies and pep rallies is mandatory unless otherwise stated by the principal. Studen...

Parents/Guardians are always welcome at our school and every effort will be made to satisfy their needs. However, it is essential that visitations do not disrupt the educational process at West Fork Middle School. A parent or an adult visitor must check in at ...

In order to ensure a positive, safe, and orderly learning environment, all deliveries to students must be made through the front office. Lunch for students (delivered by parent or third party) must be delivered before the student’s lunch time. Food that is ...

If a parent/guardian has a concern over any matter, the parent is encouraged to first, by appointment, address his or her concern with the teacher or staff member involved if applicable. If the concern is not resolved after the initial consultation with the te...

In accordance with Act 122, West Fork Middle School has adopted a policy prohibiting the use of personal electronic devices during the school day. Personal electronic devices include cellular phones, paging devices, beepers, smart phones, digital media players...

All students are encouraged to bring a water bottle to school each day. Water filling stations are located in each wing of the school for students to use. All drinks brought in by students should be in a resealable container. Glass containers are not allowed.