Johnson College – Distance Learning Program Fall 2022

This program brings the opportunity for college education closer to home without the long
drive and time to campus. Both high school and adult students will have interactive, two-way
access to Johnson College faculty and will participate in remote education, discussions,
testing, and skill demonstrations. The program will create a direct route to career technology
education (CTE), a college degree, and ultimately a fulfilling career with family-sustaining
wages for students in rural Northeastern Pennsylvania. See the attached flyer for details.


Western Wayne Decision Day – 2022

Western Wayne Decision Day – Class of 2022

– Wearing their college of choice!

King’s

Wilkes

Pitt

West Chester

Marywood

Penn State

Misericordia

Elizabethtown

Thomas Jefferson

Scranton

Bucknell

Moravian

West Point

Shippensburg

Delaware

Florida International

Temple

Boston College

Just to name a few!

R.D. Wilson’s Kindness Club creates Kindness Tree

R.D. Wilson’s Kindness Club started a neat project and introduced some new members this week. Our winter group did some research and chose to do a “Kindness Tree” to display in our cafeteria. When students or staff are observed doing exceptional acts of kindness, their name gets put on a leaf or flower which is then hung up on the tree. Our hope is that the tree is in full bloom by the end of the year!

Mrs. Germani also inducted four students to serve as new Kindness Club members for the remainder of the year: Keira Sic, Robert Bronson, Kenzie Gregory, and Evan Davitt. We are excited to see all of the ways that these students can promote kindness in our school!

Junior Information Night – Thursday, April 21, 2022

On Thursday, April 21, 2022, at 6:00 p.m. the Guidance Department will be conducting Junior
Information Night in the Veterans Memorial Auditorium. The purpose of this evening is to inform
parents/guardians about: selecting a college/training program, college cost, the college admissions
process, registration and deadlines for the SAT/ACT, general financial aid information, SmartFutures,
military and job opportunities and other important information.
This time in your student’s academic career is extremely significant to their life after high school. We
strongly encourage you and your student to attend together.

Some letters that were mailed home had the wrong dates and information. Please see the letter below and return the attendance slip if planning on attending.

https://ww3.westernwayne.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Junior-Information-Night-Letter-2022.pdf

Military Academy Event

April 13th

5:00 to 7:00 PM

Mid Valley Secondary Center Auditorium

Grades 9th through 12th

WW School Counselors Present at Local Conference

A local organization, School Counselors of NEPA, hosted a one-day conference at the University of Scranton. Erica Germani, RDW School Counselor, and Lisa Jacques, Middles School Counselor, presented a workshop as part of the day’s events. Their presentation was titled “The Advisory Council: Collaboration together towards a better tomorrow.” Mrs. Germani and Mrs. Jacques shared their experience of hosting these stakeholder groups at both the district and school levels. They offered tips and strategies to local school counselors who were interested in starting their own advisory councils. “It is so important that we collaborate and form relationships with other school counselors in the area,” Mrs. Germani remarks. “We were proud to share some of the great things that are happening at Western Wayne, and we in turn learned a lot by attending the conference as well.”

2022 Yearbook Order Information

2022 Yearbooks can be purchased in Mrs. Piconi-Augelli’s room 105 for $65 using cash or a check made payable to WWHS Yearbook.
Yearbooks can be purchased online by visiting www.yearbookordercenter.com and entering our school code: 15118
There is an additional $4.99 fee to pay with a credit card and purchase online.

Books will remain on sale until March 31, 2022.