WEST MIDDLE SCHOOL ATTENDANCE LINE UPDATE

Messages on the attendance line are reviewed daily and every effort is made to update PowerSchool in a timely manner. Our computerized parent notification system will contact you four times a day to inform you of unexcused absences. Due to call volume, the attendance office cannot contact your student's teacher for you. If any corrections need to be made, your student's teacher will email the attendance office with any corrections needed. If you have any questions, please call the Attendance Office or your student’s Dean.Įrrors: If you believe your student was marked tardy or absent in error, your student should communicate directly with their teacher to clear up any discrepancies. We appreciate your help in following these procedures. Our computerized parent notification system will call your home up to four times a day to inform you of unexcused absences. Due to the size of our campus, requests to release a student from class cannot always be accommodated on short notice – we may not have someone available to deliver the notification in a timely manner.įor questions or concerns regarding your student's bus being consistently late, please contact district Transportation at 72, Option 2 between the hours of 5:30 am-6:00 pm. During that call, please excuse your student from those periods they will miss completely.

If your student needs to leave class before the end of the period, please call the early dismissal line with the date, time, and reason your student will be leaving. If your student attends CCIC you will need to call their attendance line to excuse classes for CCIC. the REASON your student is missing class.a VOICE MAIL message with your STUDENT’S NAME.When calling the attendance line, please leave: Absences will not be excused without a specific date and specific class period given or all day. Walnut Hills Community Elementary Schoolįor the safety of students and the accurate monitoring of attendance, please follow the procedures below.West Middle School feeds into Cherry Creek High School. They are Cherry Hills Village, Greenwood, Heritage, Homestead, and partial populations from Dry Creek, Holly Hills, Walnut Hills, and Willow Creek. The building now is equipped to handle approximately 1500 students, grades 6-8.Įight elementary schools currently feed into West. During that year, a major addition increased West's size and capacity. In 1990-91, 150 sixth graders attended WMS. Seventh, eighth, and ninth graders attended school until the fall of 1971, when the ninth grade was moved to the high and the school became Cherry Creek West Middle School. In 1966, the students named their new school Cherry Creek West Junior High. The population at West started with 655 students and has reached over 1400. Construction began in September 1965, and West opened its doors in August of 1966, even though construction was not completed until November. Open land was abundant and the location provided a panoramic view of the Rocky Mountains. On April 15,1965, the district purchased 19.5 acres of land on the corner of South Holly Street and East Belleview Avenue. In 1961, voters overwhelmingly supported a $5 million bond issue that would, in part, be used to purchase land and to construct a new junior high school. Walnut Hills Community Elementary Schoolįrom 1956 until 1966, Cherry Creek middle school students attended Cherry Creek Junior High, located on the Cherry Creek High School campus.

West middle school attendance line