Attention Juniors and Seniors! You are now eligible to apply for CTE ISP Internships and Workplace Challenges with Grant Associates for Spring 2021. These are remote work-based learning opportunities that will allow you to explore different fields within Architecture and Design. To Apply, you first must complete your CTE Tracking System Profile. (You may have done the first part of that using Ms. Wilson's Google Form last week.) How to Register and Complete your CTE Tracking System Profile: Go to http://participants.ctetracking.org/ and click on "Register for the Participant Site" Directions for completing the registration process can be found here:https://tinyurl.com/CTEInstructions If you have questions about the … [Read more...]
Apply for Working Papers during Remote Learning!
WHSAD has the ability to process your working papers applications remotely. Please follow the steps below to apply for Working Papers. Step 1: Complete ONLY Part 1 and e-sign the application form located here: http://www.p12.nysed.gov/sss/documents/AT17-0320Fillable.pdfEmail the completed application form as a PDF to Ms. Wilson at wilson@whsad.org. If you cannot send the PDF, take a photo of the entire page and send it to Ms. Wilson. Step 2: Make sure to have your school ID, birth certificate or passport (or other federal/state ID), and your Certificate of Physical Fitness (doctor's note) ready to show Ms. Wilson during the Google Meet. If you need a form for your doctor to complete, you can find the state's template at: … [Read more...]
Undated information on senior pictures and cap and gown.
We are unsure whether school buildings will remain off-limits in January due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Because of this our school has: Rescheduled picture days to February 22nd and 23rd, 2021. Photos will be taken in the auditorium of our school. Your son/daughter will get an invitation in the mail with the specific date and time they will be taking their pictures. If for some reason students cannot take their picture on the date and time given, a make-up date is scheduled for March 26th for them to do so. Out of an abundance of caution, there will be no sharing of garments while photos are taken. Because of this: Your child is encouraged to come dressed for their senior photo and bring a change of clothes so … [Read more...]
Alternative date for senior dues
Tomorrow Thursday is a snow day so Ms. Nelson will not be in the building to collecting senior dues. Instead she will be there next Tuesday December 21st from 10 am -12 pm. Ms. Nelson will also be collecting dues on January 12th and 14th, 2021 from 10 am - 12 pm. Those are the only dates and times she will be available. Stay safe. … [Read more...]
New Schedule for senior payment
Due to school closure by the Department of Education the schedule for making senior payments has changed. Below are the new dates and times Ms. Nelson will be in the building to collect senior dues. December 2020TimeTuesday 8th 10:00 am – 12:00 pmThursday 10th 10:00 am – 12:00 pmTuesday 15th 10:00 am- 12:00 pmThursday 17th 10:00 am – 12:00 pmJanuary 2021 TimeTuesday 12th 10:00 – 12:00 pmThursday 14th 10:00 – 12:00 pm No appointment is necessary, Ms. Nelson will be in the school's auditorium. … [Read more...]
Apply for Internships at Brooklyn Botanic Garden
Brooklyn Botanic Garden is now recruiting students in grades 8–11 for the Remote 2021 Garden Apprentice Program (GAP). GAP is a great way for teens to learn about urban agriculture, science, and the environment while working with one of the most exciting public gardens in the world! More information is available online at bbg.org/gap. Remote Info session: Saturday, December 5, at 2 p.m. Reserve your spot by emailing gap@bbg.org or RSVP'ing through the link below. Session link and call-in number will be emailed the morning of the event. RSVP for Info Session BBG Garden Apprentices: Learn about botany, environmentalism, and protecting the earth through interactive remote sessionsGrow and harvest fruits, vegetables, and herbs … [Read more...]
CLASS OF 2020 – 2021
The ‘Senior Dues’ for the class of 2021 will be $110.00 per Senior. Only cash and money order is accepted, no personal checks. Attached is a list of what the Senior Dues cover and the deadlines and location for the payment of the dues, senior pictures and ring information and the Senior Contract. We ask that you and your child sign, date and return the contract to Ms. Cahill or myself in room 230A as soon as possible. If a senior does not have a signed contract on file they will not be able to participate in any senior activities. If there are any questions or concerns please contact me at Nelson@whsad,org. or call at 718-388-1260 ext. 2320. What does the senior dues cover? Full Package: $110 Diploma CaseMask with 2-color … [Read more...]
Remote Learning Office Hours Held by WHSAD's Teachers See below for the remote office hours held by WHSAD's teachers. Google Meet links are provided for all scheduled office hours. Students are encouraged to pop in to gauge their progress and improve their grades. … [Read more...]
https://www.whsad.org/guidance-student-activities/remote-teacher-office-hours
Apply for Summer WBL Opportunities
Hello Sophomores and Juniors! The CTE Industry Scholars Program (CTE ISP) is hard at work planning remote opportunities for this summer for CTE students to continue their Work-Based Learning experiences! While the exact structure of these programs is still to be determined, it is possible they will include things like remote job shadowing, career exploration, and even the possibility of remote internships! This is a great way for you to continue learning about careers and post-secondary options in architecture, design, engineering, constructions, and related fields. How do you get involved??Complete the application at https://cteapplication.nycdoeopsr.org/ as soon as possible, but NO LATER than Friday, May 22nd! (Note, this … [Read more...]
Senior, Daniel Rojas, Participates in Coop Tech Carpentry Program
The Coop Tech program provides students, such as Daniel Rojas, with opportunities to explore their passions. In the following narrative, the WHSAD senior shares his experience in the Carpentry program. I chose to go to Coop Tech because I wanted to learn new things. I looked at it as an opportunity to learn new things that would help me for my future. At Coop Tech, I'm in the Carpentry class. I chose Carpentry because I like to build things, and I like to work with my hands. In this class I'm learning the basics of Carpentry like how to work properly with power tools and how to read the ruler. Also, in the next term I will be learning the importance of safeness to work (OSHA). Something that I like most about my class is that all … [Read more...]