List of teachers and their learning platform they are using in their respective class for students to complete online assignments.

Stay Connected with Counseling Dept

Updates during COVID closure

Sophomore Dominic Panzo joined thousands of students and educators from around the country to compete, showcase their business skills, and develop their leadership portfolio at the 2019 Business Professionals of America National Leadership Conference in sunny Anaheim, CA.

Panzo competed in the Fundamentals of Spreadsheet Application; creating, formatting formulas etc. The conference prepares students for careers in business and information technology by giving students practical experience through application of the skills learned in their academic programs. Panzo is one of five students in the state to qualify for the National Leadership Conference Fundamentals of Spreadsheet competition.

Congressional Arts Contest awards ceremony held last night at the Columbus Museum of Art. Congressman Troy Balderson from Ohio's 12th District (at the microphone) announced Declan (in the blue tie) as the third place winner in the Congressional Arts Contest.

It was quite an honor for him as they had received hundreds of submissions of artwork from 20+ schools. Incidentally, his winning piece was the one that he was recognized nationally for earlier this year. 

He has also been inducted into the National Technical Honor Society.

K-12 Summer Opportunities

Join us for the K-12 Summer Opportunities & Engagement Fair on Saturday, March 2nd, from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Columbus Metropolitan Library’s Main Branch, 96 South Grant Avenue. Registration begins at 10:45 a.m.

We will offer tips, tools, and strategies about how to best keep your student supported and engaged over the summer months. And, there will be free give-aways—everything from t-shirts and fun baskets, to discounted and free summer camps.

Free admission, childcare, and parking at the Library.

Register for the event on our website, www.ccsoh.us. For more information, call the Office of Teaching & Learning at 380-997-0452.

College Information Night - March 6

Whetstone  School Counseling and I Know I Can invite all Whetstone High School students and families to attend a College Information Night on Wednesday, March 6th, 6-8pm in the Whetstone High School Auditorium. Class of 2020 students should definitely plan to attend!

• Meet College Admissions representatives from Capital University, Columbus State Community College, Denison University, Ohio Dominican University, Ohio Wesleyan University, Otterbein University, and The Ohio State University. 
• Sign-in for the event starts at 5:45pm and families can start visiting the college fair after they sign in. Families may also pre-register online. 

Learn about:

Graduation Pathway Options

You have multiple pathways to qualify for a high school diploma, in addition to meeting the credit requirements set by the Columbus Board of Education. 

Review the following presentation for more information

Graduation pathway option presentation

Brave the Future at Whetstone High School is RESCHEDULED!

New date and time: Tuesday, January 29^th

5:45p.m. Registration / 6:00p.m. Opening Program.

Musical Interest Meeting

A Musical Interest Meeting and Hairspray film viewing will take place in the auditorium on Wednesday, December 19th starting at 2:45. Auditions, Callbacks, 1st Read Thru, and Rehearsals begin as soon as students get back from Winter Break!"

AIR Testing Begins Dec 3

AIR Testing retakes are scheduled for Dec 3-20. 

Girls soccer to play in city championship

The girls' soccer team will be playing Thursday October 11 (tomorrow) at Mapfre Stadium at 5:30pm vs Centennial.  Come out and support them in their quest to win a City Championship!

Senior College Application process

Whetstone School Counselors and I Know I Can invite Senior families to attend a 90 minute meeting about the college application process. The meeting will be in the library from 5:30pm until 7pm, during Parent Teacher Conference night, Wednesday, Sept 26th .We have a lot of information to share, so please plan to attend.

Two ways to purchasing Homecoming Tickets

• Cash-only tickets sales will be held during lunch this week.

• Homecoming Dance tickets can be purchased online at: https://www.locallevelevents.com/events/details/5754

The 2018 Whetstone High School Homecoming celebration is the week of Sep 17. The schedule is full of exciting events and activities and we look forward to seeing you there!

Our theme this year is “Wish Upon A Star.” Students can make a wish and drop a contribution in the Whetstone Wishing Well at events throughout the week and during the Homecoming Dance. Dance attendees can also place a star on the Whetstone Wishing Wall. All Wishing Well proceeds will benefit the Make-A-Wish Foundation. A Make-A-Wish/Whetstone High School fundraising site will go live this week where donations can be made online.

Homecoming Events and Schedule

Spirit Days – dress up and show your Braves pride!

* Monday – Superhero/Villain

* Tuesday – Hawaiian Day

* Wednesday – Team/College

* Thursday – Throwback Thursday

* Friday – Brave Spirit Day

Prizes will be awarded to the top two best-dressed students every day!

Homecoming Week September 17-23

Check out the activities planned for this week in the Spirit Week Flyer

To contact the school counselors department through the summer

• Students whose last name begins with A-Ge: Megan Brautigam (mbrautigam@columbus.k12.oh.us)
• Students whose last name begins with Gf-N: Matt Wood (mwood5835@columbus.k12.oh.us)
• Students whose last name begins with O-Z: Nancy Hirsch (nhirsch@columbus.k12.oh.us)