Week Five Smore's Letter Dear Students and Families,

This year, students will be placed in one of two designated tracks. Students will be placed in either the 18 credit or 22 credit track.

Working in conjunction with the counseling team, our leadership team will determine which credit track your child will be placed in, depending upon their current grade and number of credits.

NEWSLETTER: Wayne-Westland Innovative Academy - October 2, 2024

We Invite you to a Virtual Community Forum on Diet Culture, Body Image and Disordered Eating

VIRTUAL EVENT: 6:30-7:30 p.m. Wednesday, October 16, 2024 

The presentation will cover the basics of eating and feeding disorders affecting adolescents and athletes including anorexia, bulimia, binge eating, ARFID, and RED-S. Topics include the common warning signs of disordered eating and exercise, how caregivers and coaches can find support for loved ones, tips on how to intervene, and how to increase protective factors around athletes' body image. Discussion will also include eating, exercise, and nutrition myths and provide books, websites, and support group resources 

Meeting link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87961543561
Virtual Community Forum Event Flyer

Welcome to Week Four of the school year!

As we continue to settle into our routine, I want to emphasize a few key aspects that are crucial for our success and growth: attendance, behavior, and academic performance.

Attendance: Regular attendance is the foundation of academic success. Each day you are here, you are learning, growing, and contributing to our vibrant school community. Make the most of every opportunity to be present and engaged. Please see our attendance process that is contained within this newsletter.

Behavior: Our school thrives on mutual respect and adherence to rules. Following guidelines and being in your assigned areas ensures a safe and productive environment for everyone. Let’s continue to be responsible and considerate members of our school community. Please follow our PBIS C.A.R.E.S Program as it relates to our behavior expectations.

Academic Performance: Strive to excel in your studies. Your dedication and hard work are essential not just for your personal achievement, but for our collective success. Remember, your teachers are here to support you—don’t hesitate to reach out if you need help or guidance.

Get Involved: School life is richer and more rewarding when you actively participate. Join clubs, attend events, and contribute to our various activities. Your involvement enriches your experience and strengthens our community. Currently, there are only a small number of clubs and activities at WWIA. If you are interested in launching a club or program, please let us know.

Let’s continue to work together to make this a fantastic year. Keep up the great work, stay focused, and get involved!

Best wishes for a successful week!

Educationally yours,

Mr. K. Rosser

NEWSLETTER: Wayne-Westland Innovative Academy - September 16, 2024

Welcome to the start of week three!

I hope this letter finds you well and energized as we embark on the third week of the school year. It’s been a fantastic start to the academic year, and I am incredibly proud of the enthusiasm and dedication you’ve shown so far. As we continue our journey, I want to take a moment to remind everyone of a few key aspects that are crucial to our collective success.

NEWSLETTER: Wayne-Westland Innovative Academy - September 9, 2024

Welcome to the start of week two. We wanted to take a moment to express our enthusiasm for the year ahead and to share our high expectations for both behavior and academic achievement.

We are incredibly excited to welcome back our returning students and to greet our new students with open arms. The energy and enthusiasm in the halls and classrooms has been exciting and we are thrilled to see our school community coming together to embark on this new academic journey.

At Wayne-Westland Innovative Academy, we believe that a successful school year is built on a foundation of mutual respect, hard work, and dedication. Our teachers and staff are committed to providing a nurturing and stimulating environment that fosters growth and excellence. To support this, we have established clear expectations for behavior and academics:

1. Respect and Responsibility: We expect all students to demonstrate respect for themselves, their peers, and their teachers. This includes following classroom rules, participating positively in discussions, and taking responsibility for their actions.

2. Academic Excellence: We encourage students to strive for their personal best in all academic endeavors. This involves being prepared for class, completing assignments on time, and seeking help when needed. This also includes all virtual and in person classes.

3. Collaboration and Integrity: We value teamwork and honest effort. Students are encouraged to collaborate with peers, contribute to a positive learning environment, and uphold academic integrity in all their work.

These goals are reinforced through our C.A.R.E.S. Program, which derives from our commitment to the PBIS Program here at WWIA.

We also believe that success is a team effort, and we are grateful for the partnership between our school and our students' families. Open communication between home and school is crucial, and we encourage you to stay involved in your child's education. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to reach out to us.

As we move forward in this school year, let’s continue to establish meaningful relationships that will support our students and staff members. Together, we can ensure that this year is both rewarding and successful for everyone.

Thank you for your ongoing support and commitment to making this year a great one!

Educationally yours,

Mr. K, Rosser
Principal WWIA

NEWSLETTER: Wayne-Westland Innovative Academy - September 2, 2024