Freshman
The freshman year of high school holds a pivotal role in shaping a student's academic and personal journey. It marks the transition from middle school to the challenging realm of high school, laying the foundation for future success. This initial year is crucial for adapting to a more rigorous academic environment, understanding individual learning styles, and developing effective study habits. Beyond academics, the freshman year is an opportunity for students to explore their interests, join clubs, and engage in extracurricular activities that contribute to personal growth and skill development. Establishing a strong support system, both academically and socially, during this period can significantly impact a student's high school experience. Navigating the challenges of the freshman year not only fosters resilience but also sets the stage for a successful and fulfilling high school journey.
MAKING THE MOST OF YOUR FRESHMEN YEAR
Attend Freshman Orientation & Open House to meet your teachers and learn the layout of Wayne High School.
Become involved! Join clubs, cabinets, and/or participate in a sport to meet new people.
Check your grades often through ProgressBook. If you need help with your account information, contact Mrs. Janet Ross at janet.ross@myhhcs.org
Study hard and work towards the best grades you can earn. You are creating the foundation for your cumulative grade point average.
Be sure to ask your teachers or school counselor if you need help. That is what they are there for!
Know the NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Assn.) requirements if you want to play sports in college. www.ncaa.org
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