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Hello Trojans!
The first day of school is almost here! We can’t wait to welcome our students back on Monday.
Our staff spent much of last week working hard, together, to get ready for a great year. It was a busy and, at times, tiring week, but there is something else that has been impossible to miss: the positive energy is palpable.
Over and over again, I heard staff talking about how lucky we are to work with such amazing kids. There really is something special about Meridian students. I’m not sure we can put our finger on exactly what it is, but I know it has a lot to do with the incredible staff who pour so much into our students every day and the fantastic community that supports our schools.
So, as we head into a new school year, I simply want to say thank you. Thank you to our staff for the care, energy, and enthusiasm you bring to this work. And thank you to our families and community for trusting us with your students and for continuing to support our schools.
Monday can’t get here soon enough. We are so excited to see your students!
Here’s to a wonderful year together. Go Trojans!
As always, please reach out if you have any questions or need support!
Go Trojans!
-Mr. Doffing, Principal
-Mr. Zabel, Assistant Principal
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To kick-off the start of the school year, we will focus on connection and fun while we welcome our students back with intention. Our first two days of school will feature assemblies, one-of-a-kind teacher-led breakout sessions, a club fair, and opportunities to engage with each other in fun and positive ways. While the focus of our first two days is not academic, students will meet all 6 of their scheduled classes and teachers on Monday and Tuesday for 20 minutes on each day as a way to build into our school year at an appropriate pace.
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To kick-off the start of the school year, we will focus on connection and fun while we welcome our students back with intention. Our first two days of school will feature assemblies, one-of-a-kind teacher-led breakout sessions, a club fair, and opportunities to engage with each other in fun and positive ways. While the focus of our first two days is not academic, students will meet all 6 of their scheduled classes and teachers on Monday and Tuesday for 20 minutes on each day as a way to build into our school year at an appropriate pace.
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Meridian High School Conferences Sept. 8-10Meridian High School will have school conferences Sept. 8-10. On these days, Meridian High School will dismiss early at 12:10 p.m.
On Tuesday, Sept. 8 all families are invited to our conference open house from 5:30-7:00 p.m. Families will have the opportunity to meet with any of their student’s teachers in their classrooms. We will have Spanish interpretation available. If you plan to attend and need an interpreter, please complete our request form.
For afternoon conferences on Sept. 8-10, our school team will reach out to some families to invite them to participate. We value your partnership and look forward to supporting your student’s learning together. If you have any questions, please contact our school office.
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PSAT Sign UpsSign up now to take the PSAT! The PSAT is a standardized test that helps you prepare for the SAT, measure your academic skills, and can qualify you for scholarships like the National Merit Scholarship. It’s free for Juniors and only $30 for Sophomores. Sophomores who pay for this year can take it again for free next year to get a second opportunity. To sign up, please fill out the Google Form by Friday, September 11. If you have any questions, see Mr. Doffing. Don’t miss out on this valuable opportunity to get ahead in your college prep!
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Attendance InformationBeing present in class is vital to be successful in school. We want to encourage all of our students to be at school every day! If you are missing school, you are missing out on learning!
If your student misses a day or even part of a day of school for whatever reason, please contact the high school office by either phone (360-398-8111) or email mhsattendance@meridian.wednet.edu with the reason for the absence. If your student is going to miss school because of an illness, please call or email in the morning and let us know! If you are planning a vacation or extended absence, please let you know ahead of time, so we can get your absence taken care of in advance.
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Picking Up Your Student Early From School?If you need to pick up your student early from school, please contact the office at 360-398-8111. We would be happy to get your student for you. If possible, please try to call at least 30 minutes in advance. We understand that emergencies happen and a last minute pick up may be needed, but it is great to have the extra time to make sure your student is ready when you arrive.
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Arriving Late To SchoolPlease remember to sign in, in the office, when you arrive at school. Make sure to write your first and last name on the sign in sheet. Remember we need to be able to read your writing.
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