This coursebook is a comprehensive guide designed to help students, parents, and educators navigate the academic opportunities at our school. It includes detailed information on course offerings, graduation requirements, and valuable resources like a student checklist and technical school information. It provides a detailed list of the courses offered throughout the school year, including course content, prerequisites, associated costs, suggested years to take classes, etc. Inside, you will find information on core subjects such as English, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies, as well as various elective options. 

This coursebook is designed to help students make informed decisions about their academic pathways, explore areas of interest, and plan for their future goals. Each course description includes an overview of what students can expect to learn, skills they will develop, and the importance of the course in their overall academic progression. Whether you are planning for college, vocational training, or other post-graduation opportunities, this coursebook serves as a roadmap to success in high school and beyond. 

We encourage students to consult with their high school counselor for advice and guidance when selecting courses to ensure they are on the right track to meet graduation requirements and purse their personal and academic interests.

This is your go-to guide for navigating life at Jefferson West High School. This handbook is designed to provide important information about school policies, procedures, and expectations, helping students succeed academically and contribute positively to our school community. 

Inside, you will find details on school rules, attendance guidelines, dress code, code of conduct, and important safety and health information. The handbook also includes resources for academic support, extracurricular opportunities, and ways to get involved in school events. 

We encourage all students to read through the handbook, keep it handy throughout the year, and refer to it when questions arise. 

Tiger Expectations - Behavior Matrix

• Jefferson West uses Positive Behavior Interventions and Support (PBIS) Rewards as a way to encourage students to meet our behavior expectations. 

• Students are issued a card with his/her name and specific bar code. This is used to allow staff to award points when a student meets or exceeds expectations.

• Points can be used at the Tiger Tienda, located in the library, or for any class that has rewards

  • Examples of rewards:

    • Tiger gear

    • Visa gift cards

    • Amazon gift cards

    • Extra credit

    • More!