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OBJECTIVES OF WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL

• Develop the necessary skills to become life-long independent learners
• Develop a connection between school learning and career goals
• Develop an understanding of and a respect for various cultures and their contributions to our community
• Promote integrity
• Provide opportunities to practice responsible citizenship
• Instill environmental responsibilities

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State graduation requirements and the local requirements apply to all students in Woodrow Wilson High School. To graduate with a state-endorsed diploma, a student must have taken and passed a program which includes the following courses taken over the four years of high school.:

• 4 years of English
• 4 years of Health and Physical education
• 3 years of Math
• 2 years of History
• 1 year Global Studies
• 2 years of Science
• 1 year of Fine and Performing Arts
• A student must pass all parts of the 11th grade HSPT

To move from one homeroom grade level to a higher honoree grade level, students in grade 9-12 are required to pass the course requirements ass determined by a credit system. The number of credits earned is determined by the number of periods that a class is held each week. The minimum credit requirements necessary for promotion are as follows:

• • from 11th to 19th grade: 27.5 credits
  • from 10th to 11th grade: 55.0 credits
  • from 11th to 12th grade: 75.0 credits

• to graduate from high school: 110.0 credits

Plus successful completion of all parts of the 11th grade HSPA

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS TABLE 

LOST OF COURSE CREDIT
Based on a normal school year of 180 days, the Camden Board of Education requires a minimum of 162 days in attendance for a secondary student to earn course credit at the end of the year. Course credit will be denied any student with more than eighteen (18) days unexcused absences. Students who do not have the required attendance will not receive course credit and will jeopardize their graduation dates. Violating the district attendance policy will place a student in jeopardy of losing course credit for the school year, no matter that the grade of record is a passing grade.

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Sororities and Fraternities

My freshman year I got to pledge for a sorority. Our weekly meetings and activities. Wearing the sorority jacket giving me a feeling of belonging at WWHS. I was fortunate enough to be involved with the band/drill team. Such a feeling marching down Federal St after a big football win. Thanks Mr. Austin

How about Mr. Cherry -always giving advice-Thanks for the advice George

Ms. Malandra-giving you a hard time for signing in late.

So many great teachers leading us into independence in the world.

And those study halls- sit every other seat!!

Remember cutting class and going to that corner store. They’d hide us when an administrator or hall monitors would come looking for us.

This memoir page brought me back to those days.

After all these years I’m still a Tiger.

Make a comment if you remember these things.

I WILL ALWAYS REMAIN A TIGER

WHEN I FIRST ENTERED THIS SCHOOL, I KNEW I WOULD BE IN GOOD HANDS…. IT WAS NOTHING LIKE HIGH SCHOOL DAYS…. THEY WERE THE BEST 4YRS I HAD AT WILSON…. I WAS PART OF THE MARCHING BAND AND REMEMBER THE YEAR WHEN OUR FOOTBALL TEAM WENT A WHOLEEEEE SEASON WITHOUT LOSING (2002YR), AND WHEN WE WON THE TURKEY GAME AGAINST CAMDEN HIGH… ALL MY FAMILY MEMBERS WENT HERE WE GRADUATED FROM HERE AND I CAN NOT FORGET ALL THE LOVELY PEOPLE I MET AT WILSON….UNTIL THIS DAY WE ALL REMAIN FRIENDS…. MY YEARS WERE THE BEST LOL CLASS OF 2002 TIGER’S ALL THE WAY BABY!!!

Saying goodbye

Saying goodbye wasnt easy neither leaving behind good memories and friends that maybe i wouldn’t see again in life. But life goes on and we have to continue,,,bye Wilson High School

our fallen tiger

one boy bright future a horrifing death.shockin murder of 18 year olds sergio rivera an outstanding athlete in woodrow wilson high school.where he graduated in 08 and died in 09 and now as im a sophmore up to this very day i still remember that young man and all his greatness

BEST B-BALL TOWN

ONLY THING I CAN SAID IS WE HAD THE BEST HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM IN THE CITY

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ELIGIBILITY RULES APPLY TO ALL FRESHMEN, SOPHOMORES, JUNIOR VARSITY AND VARSITY TEAMS REPRESENTING THE HIGH SCHOOL (GIRLS & BOYS).

ELIGIBILITY

If a student has not reached the age of 19 prior to September 1.

ACADEMIC ELIGIBILITY

To be eligible for athletic competition during the first semester (September 1 to January 31) of 10th grade & up, a pupil must have completed at least 27 1/2 credits. To be eligible for athletic competition during the second marking (February 1 to June 30th) of 9th grade & up, a pupil must have at least a passing 13.75 credits from the previous semester.

Eligible if transfer because of a change of residency by parents the Executive Committee of JNSIAA.

Eligible after thirty (30) days from entrance in present school, if transferring from moved from one one school to another when parents have public school district to another, and only after a “Transfer Waiver Form” has been completed and approved by the Executive Director of NJSIAA.

Eligible to represent his/her present school if a student’s parents moved to another school district maintaining a secondary school of equal grade or higher provided he/she remains properly enrolled, any subsequent transfer will be subject to the transfer provisions.

NOT ELIGIBLE after class in which a student originally enrolled graduates, regardless of transfers during the three or four year period.

STUDENT MUST ADHERE TO DISTRICT ATTENDANCE POLICY

As per Board of Education policy and NJS FAA, students must have and maintain a 2.0 grade point average to participate in any sport.

ATHLETIC RULES

No student may practice or participate in any athletic event if absent the day of a game or the day prior to the game if the game is on a Saturday unless the absence if excused, according to the board policy.

Students must ride the team bus to and from activities unless permission is granted prior to the activity by the principal or designee.

EXTRA CUIRRICULAR ELIGIBILITY

Attendance and participation in extra-curricular activities is considered an integral part of a student’s educational experience. Students are expected to abide all school rules while attending or participating in activities. Students who do not abide by school rules are subject to disciplinary action and may be deprived of the privilege to participate in or attend future events.

ACADEMIC ELIGIBILITY

The Board of Education student participating in any minimum grade point has established policy that requires any extra-curricular activity to achieve a average of :C: “2.0”. These guidelines must be followed:

• A list of participants in each activity must be submitted to the Coordination of Student Activities.
• Each student’s academic eligibility will be checked using the grade point average (GPA) of the prior marking period.
• Advisors will be notified if a student is ineligible to participate in the activity.
• Student will be informed of the ineligibility and will be encouraged to improve grades by devoting more time to studies.
• That activities may have additional academic requirements: i.e. National Honor Society, PRIME, etc.

ASSEMBLIES/PEP RALLIES

When you are directed to report to a pep rally or assembly, you are expected to conduct yourself properly at all times. Whistling and booing will not be tolerated. Throwing of any projectiles is forbidden. Students are not permitted to do any homework, reading or writing during an assembly program. Students will demonstrate courteous behavior in school assemblies. Complete attention and respect is required during all assemblies. Students should give full attention to the performers on stage and show appreciation only through the clapping of hands. Dismissal will be in an orderly fashion. You will report directly to your next assigned area.

FUND-RAISING

Fund-raising is for “in-school groups” ONLY, Any club, team or group wishing to conduct a “fund-raiser” must first clear the activity through the appropriate Student Activities Coordinator, Vice Principal, and Principal. Fund-raisers should be short termed and profitable for the sponsoring organization. The team fund raiser should not be in direct competition with another fund-raiser. The fund-raiser should be affordable opportunity for good sales experience and management.

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