1. You will have advisory every day the first week
Thursday August 22nd
You will have advisory every day the first week
8:20 – 8:55

2. Go to 1st Floor NEW Building
If you need an ID:
Go to 1st Floor NEW Building
during LUNCH OR
from 8:00-8:15 or 3:45-4:00

3. Student Envelopes & Student Handbooks
Keep:
Student Handbook
Parent Information Handbook
Take Home and Return:
DUE to ADVISOR by Tuesday Aug 27th
Application for Meal Benefits
Receipt of Policies
Emergency Contact Form
PTSO Membership Form
PTSO Directory Info
Statement of Responsibility: 1st page of the Student Handbook

4. Forms are on-line: fayar.net/fhsprograms
Pay Attention to this!!
Forms are on-line: fayar.net/fhsprograms

5. SCHEDULES Due date must be after July 1st
If your schedule is LIGHT BLUE it means
YOU HAVE NOT completed PROOF OF RESIDENCY
Bring one of the following items to the COMMONS ASAP
Water Bill
Gas Bill
Electric Bill
Signed Current Lease Agreement
Due date must be after July 1st
You WILL NOT be allowed to attend classes
after Friday, August 23rd if you fail to meet this requirement.

6. 12th Grade Schedule Changes
Gap in my schedule.
Haven’t met the prerequisite for the course
Previously received credit.
I need a course to graduate.
1st Semester ONLY
COUNSELOR DIRECTLY By August 23rd
A-Em
En-K
L-Ros
Rot-Z
If approved: student will be contacted by school official and given a new schedule
If denied: you will be notified through advisory

7. Students MUST continue to attend the classes on the original schedule until they have been notified by a school official of an approved schedule change.

8. Special Circumstance Schedule Changes
Forms Available Through:
Counselor
Downloading online:
Select: Special Circumstance Schedule Request Form
FORM must be turned into Hannah Fleming by August 23rd
2nd Floor Office Phase 2 building

9. 10th and 11th Grade Schedule Changes
1st Semester ONLY
Requests must be completed online by August 23rd
Request must meet one of the following criteria:
Gap in my schedule.
Haven’t met the prerequisite for the course
Student has already taken course and received credit.
Any other reasons will be considered a special circumstance. . .

10. Principal’s Secretary
Who’s Who at FHS?
Martha Thornton
Principal’s Secretary
Steve Jacoby, Principal

11. Diana Bonilla Spanish Translator Phase 1, Admin Area Admin Asst.
Janet Stevens Book-Keeper
91 Addition, 2nd Floor
Diana Bonilla
Spanish Translator
Phase 1, Admin Area
Pam Richardson
Admin Asst.
Phase I, Admin Area
Jamie Charboneau
Admin Asst.
Phase II, 1st Floor

12. Dr. Marbury Assistant Principal Dr. Hoy Assistant Principal
Phase I, 2nd Floor
Dr. Hoy
Assistant Principal
91 Addition, 2nd Floor

13. Phase II 3rd Floor Byron Zeagler CREW Principal Tina Bulla
CREW counselor
Michelle Miller
CREW Lead Teacher

14. Phase II, 1st Floor
David Young
FACE Principal
Doug Wright
FACE Counselor
Mark White
FACE Lead Teacher
Doug Wright, FACE Counselor

15. Phase II 2nd Floor Boyd Logan, GEM Lead Teacher Bobby Smith
GEM Principal
Dawn Norman, GEM Counselor
Bobby Smith, GEM Principal

16. Driver’s License Forms Record Corrections Forms
Phase I, 2nd Floor
Administrative Offices
Carol Borgstadt
ID’s and Admin Asst.
Phase II, 3rd Floor
Driver’s License Forms
Record Corrections Forms
Request to See a Counselor Forms
Routh Ann Yarbrough
Counselor Admin Asst.

17. serve students based on last name
FHS Counselors
serve students based on last name
Ms. Bulla ROT-Z
Mr. Wright A-EM
Ms. Norman EN-K
Ms. Zeagler L-ROS
Phase II, 1st Floor
Phase II, 3rd Floor
Phase II, 2nd Floor
Phase I, 2nd Floor
Admin Office Area

18. “College and Career” Resource Center
Phase II, 3rd Floor
College and Universities
Technical Schools
Scholarships
Financial Aide
Senior Information
Ann Butt

19. College Visits Phase II, 3rd Floor Seniors: 3 Days Juniors: 2 days
College Visit Forms are in College and Career Room
**Visits must be made prior to May 1st
Verification of visit must be turned into Attendance upon returning

20. Diploma’s are available approximately 3 weeks after graduation
Julie Domer, Registrar
Phase I, 1st Floor
Hannah Fleming
Admin Asst, APSCN
Phase II, 2nd Floor
To obtain transcripts:
Fill out form, attach payment of $2.00
24 to 48 hour turn-around
Diploma’s are available approximately 3 weeks after graduation

21. For Sale at Circulation Desk:
in the Library
Hours 8-4
Class Time = Pass Required
Lunch Time ≠ Pass Not Required
Types of materials:
Books, Magazines, On-line Databases, Audiovisual
Materials, Graphic Novels, Reference Collections,
Foreign Language Collections, and Large Print
For Sale at Circulation Desk:
Student Use Copy Machine, 10 ₵
Student Use Color Printer, 25 ₵
Blank CD’s & DVD’s
Flash Drives
Photocopy Transparencies
Ms. Barnett, Ms. Roberson and Ms. Faucette
www. Fayar.net/east/library

22. Kelly Gangluff
Phase I, 2nd Floor
Allison Knox

23. Study Hall and Lunch Detention Phase I, 2nd Floor/Cafeteria
Louise Gamache
Study Hall and Lunch Detention
Phase I, 2nd Floor/Cafeteria
Suzanne Cook
In School Suspension
Phase 1, 2nd Floor

24. Officer Foster
Officer Smith
Phase I, 2nd Floor
91 Addition, 1st Floor

25. Instructional Technology Coach
Rick
Day Custodian
District Translator
Parent Liason
Phase I, 2nd Floor
Admin Area
Lory Hall
Instructional Technology Coach
91 Addition, Library

26. Lunch Ladies
Jamie
Stephanie

27. Attendance Donna Little 91 Addition, 2nd Floor Lisa Beringer
Phase I, 1st Floor
Purple Office
Kelley Whitehead
Phase I, 1st Floor
Purple Office

28. Checking In and Out
MUST Check in upon returning to campus from partial day absences
Students may have parent/guardian call before they check in
Check-in or Check-out
May leave campus ONLY if you check out
Failure to check out will result in unexcused absence even if your parent gives you permission
Parents must enter the building to check students out during lunch

29. Attendance Codes in Grade Viewer
Parents Must Verify Each Absence
Attendance office codes it ABS unless parents verify or provide documentation
ABS Regular Absence
AC Attendance Contract
DOC Documented Absences
G Guided Study
ISS In School Suspension
OSS Out of School Suspension
PC Parent Contact
SB School Business
T Tardy
Attendance office routinely calls parents and doctor’s offices to verify absences and notes

30. Make-Up Work Excused Absences: 2 make-up days for each day absent
If Student is in school when test, assignment or activity is announced:
Must make-up the day you return
Students are responsible for making up missed work

31. Attendance Policy
Attendance Office notifies parents via letters at 6, 9 and 12 absences
Students who miss more than 10 minutes per class period are considered absent
School Business (SB) absences do not count against students
Students are allowed 12 excused absences of any kind per semester
13th absence means loss of credit (this includes DOC absences)
Parents must be in contact with school and provide proper documentation for absences or risk referral to:
Washington County Truancy Court
Family in Needs of Service (FINS)

32. Attendance Recovery Program
Absences above 12 but less than 17 are eligible for:
Saturday School Dates page 10 Student Handbook
August: None
September 7, 14, 21, 28
October 5, 12, 19, 26
November 2, 9, 16, 30
December 7, 14
January 11, 18, 25
February 1, 8, 15, 22
March 1
April 5, 12, 26
May 3, 10, 17
*No more than four absences may be recovered per period
Absences above 16 cannot be recovered unless Attendance Committee decides otherwise

33. Missed detention = could result in 1 day ISS for all classes
Tardy Policy
Per Nine Weeks
1st Period:
1-3rd tardy will be marked by teacher
Each tardy thereafter = 1 lunch detention
2nd -7th Period:
4-6th Tardy = 1 lunch detention for each tardy
7+ Tardy = 1 day of ISS for all classes
Missed detention = could result in 1 day ISS for all classes

34.
Final Exemptions
NO exemptions from AP exams, Fall AP Sem Exams, college course requirements, completion of portfolios, projects, presentations etc. required by any class
Grades:
Combined Average of 80% with no zeros or missing assignments for the semester
Tardies:
No more than 6 tardies per semester for class to exempt
Discipline:
No category 3 discipline referrals; no un-served detentions
Attendance:
No “Unexcused “ absence in that class
No more than 4 absences per semester
(Excessive SB may be considered)
Advisory:
(Non Credit Course)
No more than 5 unaccounted for ABS
Fines:
All Cleared: library, lost books, NWACC class fees etc.
Remediation:
Completed assigned Remediation for all courses
Teachers my opt NOT TO ALLOW EXEMPTIONS

35. Final Exemptions Fall Spring EOC Literacy Exemptions:
All exemptions must originate through our on-line system
Fall Spring
10th
None
1 Course
11th
1 Course + 1 exemption for English 11*
12th
2 courses + 1 exemption for English 12**
All Courses
EOC Literacy Exemptions:
* Proficient: English 11 exemption Spring Semester
**Advanced: English 11 exemption Spring Semester
AND
English 12 exemption for Fall semester