Wayzata High School (WHS) seniors Anika Ahluwalia, Sophia He, Andrew Hyde and Ruhi Shirodkar and juniors Aarohi Shah and Brian Lin have earned a perfect score on their ACT college entrance tests.
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Conspirare, a Grammy Award-Winning Choir based in Austin, Texas and comprised of solo artists from across the United States, performed “Considering Matthew Shepard” Sunday, October 14 at Wayzata High School in a private, full-length performance for 600 students from across Minnesota.
Central Middle School (CMS) has been named a 2018 National Blue Ribbon School by the U.S. Department of Education! This award affirms the hard work of students, educators, families and communities in creating safe and welcoming schools where students master challenging content.
Twenty-four students from Wayzata High School have been named National Merit Scholar semifinalists.
Welcome to the following new administrators joining Wayzata Public Schools.
Contact
Amy Parnell
Director of Communications and Community Engagement
763-745-5068
Amy.Parnell@wayzataschools.org
Jeffrey DeMars
Video Communications Specialist
763-745-5024
Jeffrey.DeMars@wayzataschools.org
Andrew A. Hagen
Communication Specialist
763-745-5017
Andrew.Hagen@wayzataschools.org
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Emergency Closing Information
The superintendent may close school, delay the start of school or dismiss school early because of extreme weather or other emergency conditions. Phone calls, email and text messages (message and data rates may apply) will be sent to all families using the district’s parent notification system. Announcements will also be posted on the district website at www.wayzataschools.org and shared with the following local media: WCCO Radio 830 AM; WCCO-TV, Channel 4; KSTP-TV, Channel 5; KMSP-TV, Channel 9; and KARE- TV, Channel 11. If an early dismissal is required during the school day, we will follow the designated plan we should have on file for your child/children.
When Wayzata Public Schools is closed all day, this includes Home Base child care, early childhood classes and preschool, community use of facilities, and youth and adult evening events and classes.
If Wayzata Public Schools announces a late start, Home Base will also start late. If school is starting two hours late, then Home Base child care will open at 8:30 a.m. and morning preschool and early childhood programs will be canceled. If an early dismissal is announced after 6:30 a.m., children already at Home Base (or in their classrooms) will need to be picked up within one hour. Home Base suggests you have an emergency plan in place. If an emergency closing is necessary on a Non-School Day, WCCO AM (830) radio will announce the closing as Wayzata Home Base.