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Due to safety concerns and no assigned supervision after school, when the bell rings to end school, all students are to leave the building promptly. Exceptions would include students attending after-school tutoring with a teacher in a classroom, or student...

Students who find it necessary to drive to school must register the car's current insurance policy and present a valid driver’s license to the office as per District Policy 4.33. Students drivers are asked to observe the following practices. While driving o...

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 faculty or staff member involved if applicable. If the concern is not resolved after the initial consultation with th...

West Fork High School understands the importance of involving parents, families, and the community as a whole in promoting higher student achievement and general goodwill between the school and those it serves. Therefore, West Fork High School shall strive to ...

Due to student supervision and safety, no student is to be in the parking lot during school hours without the permission of the principal or his designee. Those who do not follow this policy will face disciplinary actions. Students who meet the regular crit...

With permission from the office, students are allowed to use the telephone in the office only before school, between classes, at lunch, or after school. Students will not be permitted to use any of the other office phones in the school building without the...

Each student is assigned a locker that should be kept neat and orderly. Lockers are the property of the West Fork School District and therefore can be searched as per District Policy 4.32.Lockers are school property and you will be expected to utilize them i...

The classroom is certainly the most critical area of an educational institution, and your teachers will insist that your behavior and attitude in the classroom reflect the importance of the serious business of learning. More specifically, they will insist that...

Over the years, WFHS has been building a tradition of excellence. As a student of WFHS, you are asked to help contribute to that tradition. By maintaining high personal expectations for success and following the guidelines below, you both increase your opportu...

Students in grades nine through twelve (9-12) are required to schedule and attend at least 360 minutes of regularly scheduled class time daily. Part of this requirement may be met by students taking post- secondary courses. Eligible students’ enrollment and at...

Promptness is an important character trait that District staff is encouraged to model and help develop in our schools’ students. At the same time, promptness is the responsibility of each student. Students who are late to class show a disregard for both the te...

Students must come into the principal’s office at the time of check-out when leaving during the scheduled day. Students must have a note signed by the parent or guardian granting permission to check out or the parent or guardian must be present to check the st...

West Fork High School seniors will be allowed up to three (3) absences for “college/other post-secondary institution” days, with no more than two in a given semester. These days must be arranged through the counselor’s office. These days will count as school b...

West Fork High School seniors will be allowed up to two (2) personal absences for “job shadowing”. These days must be arranged through the counselor’s office. Job shadowing days will count as school business days. Juniors and sophomores will be allowed one (1)...

To withdraw from school, students must come to the principal's office to obtain a withdrawal form. The student should be sure to return all school-owned materials and pay any charges owed. The withdrawal form should be presented to each of the student's teache...

Arkansas high schools must determine if high school students are meeting college and career readiness standards and offer a college transition course to better prepare those who do not demonstrate college and career readiness skills. West Fork High School wil...

Students in grades 7-12 who take advanced placement (AP) courses; International Baccalaureate (IB) courses; honors or concurrent credit college courses; or other courses approved for weighted credit by the Division of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) ...

Honor Roll  Students in grades K-8 who maintain a 3.00-grade point average (GPA) for the grading period will be recognized as honor roll students for that grading period. Semester grades will determine the honor roll at the end of each semester. Students in ...

The high honor student with the highest GPA and who has been enrolled in a public school in grades 9 through 12 and in West Fork High School for his/her entire senior year shall serve as the valedictorian of his/her graduating class.The high honor student ...

A ninth (9th) through twelfth (12th) grade student who successfully completes a college course(s) from an institution approved by the Division of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) shall be given credit toward high school grades and graduation at the ra...