Resources
Canvas
Chromebooks
All freshman and other newly enrolled students will be issued a Chromebook to support instruction at school and at home. Students will keep the same device throughout their 4 years of high school and are eligible to keep the device upon graduation. Each student is expected to bring their fully charged Chromebook to school every day and is responsible for the general care of their device.
Testing Center
Tutoring
In-Person Study Tables
- Almond Study Table meets from 2:20 - 3:00 Tuesdays and Thursdays in the Almond Library.
- O'Plaine Study Table meets from 3:20 - 4:10 Tuesdays and Thursdays in the O'Plaine Library.
- Students that attend Study Table are eligible for a late bus home.
Twilight Online Study Tables
- Students who need assistance in Math, English, Social Studies, Science, or Spanish can sign up for a 30 minute time slot between 6 PM and 9 PM Monday through Thursday to meet with a WTHS Teacher. Students will log into a Google meet at the appointed time to meet with a teacher and can attend alone or with fellow students who are working on the same material.
- Students should only sign up for one session a night before the day of tutoring.
- Students need to sign up by 12 PM on the day of tutoring to guarantee a tutor.
- Students will receive an email with the Google Meet link that evening prior to their tutoring session.
- Students can sign up at this link: https://outlook.office365.com/owa/calendar/TwilightStudyTable@wths.net/bookings/
Varsity Tutors - Free Online Tutoring Resource
- Students have access to free chat-based tutoring 24/7 via Varsity Tutors
- To access Varsity Tutors, students log into the D121 Clever Portal (Student Apps link) and select Varsity Tutors
- For an explanation of how to use the chat-based tutoring, please see this video.
For any questions regarding In-Person or Twilight Study Tables, or Varsity Tutors, please contact pkupfer@wths.net for Almond students and kmohr@wths.net for O'Plaine students.
Policies / Assessment Form
WTHS Textbook Policies
- The textbooks you receive are scanned out for use as described in the Student-Parent Handbook.
- Students should write their name on the inside cover of textbooks immediately. No other writing or highlighting should be done in the book.
- You are financially responsible for the assigned textbooks until they are scanned back in to the text system and found to be in satisfactory and safe condition for use by the next student.
- Books are assessed for damage as they are returned and are more closely inspected as they are returned to shelves, although all damage may not be immediately obvious until further inspection.
- Turn textbooks in to specified areas only, do not turn them into your teachers or leave them unattended in classrooms.
- Avoid placing textbooks where they might become wet or dirty. Please do not try to repair damaged textbooks. It is the student’s responsibility to report any damage to staff.
- If a textbook is misplaced, stolen, or damaged while in your possession, the replacement price of the book must be paid to the school.
All students are encouraged to fill out the Textbook Assessment form for any textbook they have received from Warren. If you have any questions about this form, please contact Mrs. Jedryszek (Almond Library) or Ms. Hilliard (O'Plaine Library).
Examples of damage to report include:
- Water Damage
- Writing and Highlighting
- Torn or Missing Pages
Textbook Form is now closed

