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Steven Delp, PhD
Welcome to Williamston High School!
Williamston High School is devoted to the development of 21st-century learners and global citizens while focusing on the physical, social, and emotional growth and support of all students.
WHS is proud to have a long tradition of academic excellence and is honored to be continuously recognized at both the state and national level for such achievement:
- #1 Ranked Mid-Michigan High School by the Michigan Department of Education (2017, 2018, 2019)
- Michigan School Data Overall Index of 98.75% (2019)
- Advanced Placement Honor Roll (2011, 2012, 2016, 2017)
- Newsweek Magazine - Top High Schools (2012, 2013, 2014)
- US News and World Report - Best High Schools (2008, 2015, 2019, 2020)
- Washington Post - Challenge Index (2011,2012, 2013, 2015, 2016, 2017)
- College Board AP Computer Science Female Diversity Award (2019)
- GreatSchools.org College Success Award (2020)
Along with strong academics, WHS has a rich heritage of quality fine arts programs, competitive athletics, and engaging academic clubs and groups. Students are invited and encouraged to become involved in the wide variety of extracurricular offerings available to them in order to complement their academic experiences.
WHS believes strongly in students and parents working together with the school. Please take time to explore this website to learn more about the programs offered as well as the policies and procedures in place at WHS.
On behalf of the entire faculty and staff, we wish each student and family an excellent school year!
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Dear WHS students and families,
As a reminder, WHS will be administering optional in person standardized tests April 13-15. Taking the tests are optional, and there is no penalty for students who opt not to participate. District transportation will not be provided, and students will exit WHS upon completion of their test(s). All students are expected to follow the WHS COVID Safety Protocols at all times while in the building.Please see the following schedule (previously communicated home on March 25):Students should plan to arrive in the building at least fifteen minutes before the time they need to be in their assigned seats EACH DAY.
Day 1 - Tuesday, April 13, 2021
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SAT (juniors). Students are expected to be in their assigned seats no later than 8:50 AM. Room assignments will be posted on windows and entrance doors around the building. An optional SAT make up day is scheduled for April 27 for any junior who opts not to take the SAT on April 13 (more information about the SAT make up will be forthcoming).
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PSAT 8/9 (freshmen), PSAT 10 (sophomores). Students are expected to be in their assigned seats no later than 11:50 AM. Room assignments will be posted on the windows and entrance doors around the building.
There is no class (no asynchronous or synchronous sessions) on April 13. At the conclusion of Day 1 testing, all students will exit WHS. The time of release will be approximately SAT - 1:15 PM, PSAT 8/9 - 2:40 PM, PSAT 10 - 3:00 PM. Students receiving individual testing accommodations received communication from Michelle Greenleaf with specific testing times. Please arrange transportation for your student at the completion of his/her test.
Day 2 - Wednesday, April 14, 2021
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ACT WorkKeys test (for juniors only). Juniors are expected to be in their assigned seats no later than 11:50 AM. The test will end at approximately 2:30 PM. Please arrange transportation for your student at the completion of his/her test.
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All 9th, 10th, and 12th grade students have a regular day of school. Juniors should plan to complete their AM asynchronous work.
Day 3 - Thursday, April 15, 2021.
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M-STEP test (for juniors only). Juniors are expected to be in their assigned seats no later than 11:50 AM. The test is untimed and students will complete the test between 1:30-3:00 PM. Please arrange transportation for your student at the completion of his/her test.
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All 9th, 10th, and 12th grade students have a regular day of school. Juniors should plan to complete their AM asynchronous work.
If you have questions about standardized testing, please contact the WHS counseling office at 517-655-2142 ext 7012.Sincerely,Steve Delp -
