Back to Business
July - September
As we approach the beginning of our school year, our calendars and to-do lists become especially full. To help keep you organized, we're aggregating some of the most important calendar and action items right here!
- Upcoming Events
- Immunizations & Medications at School
- Transportation Information
- Lunch & Breakfast Information
- PTO
Upcoming Events
9th Grade and New Student PARENT Orientation
Week of August 26, exact date TBD
9th Grade 1st Day of School/Orientation Day
Tuesday, September 3
Semester 1 Open House
Wednesday, September 11
5:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Calendar
2024-2025 Back to Business Days
Thursday, August 15, 12:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Tuesday, August 20, 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Back-To-Business
Schedule Change Requests
Preliminary student schedules will go live for students the week of August 12, exact date TBD. Please note that this release of schedules is preliminary; changes may occur given our planning for the fall semester and as we strive to keep schedules as balanced as possible. Students will have the opportunity to request schedule changes via the Wayzata High School Student Support Scheduler, beginning August 14. Note that appointments will not be available until preliminary student schedules are released. Appointments will be available with Student Support Teams (Associate Principal, Counselor, and Dean) in-person during Back-To-Business on Thursday, August 15, from 12:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. or Tuesday, August 20, from 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Please familiarize yourself with our Elective Course Schedule.
Wayzata High School Student Support Scheduler
iPad Turn-In and Distribution - for all Sophomores and new-to-Wayzata students
iPad turn-in and distribution will occur in the Media Center located on the third floor.
Steps to follow prior to iPad Pick-Up & Distribution:
- Pay for lost or damaged equipment through EPay and bring receipt of payment.
- Backup iPad instructions
- Reset iPad (required). Instructions:
- Go to Settings -> General -> Reset -> Erase All Content & Settings
- Key in needed passwords to log out of all accounts
- iPad should have a white screen with the words Hello in different languages
- ALL stickers and residue must be removed prior to exchange
- If not removed prior to coming in, you will be required to remove the stickers and residue prior to receiving a replacement iPad.
- Battery Must be Charged:
- Plug your iPad in and have a minimum of 50% of your battery charged before drop off.
- Bring the iPad in the case along with the Apple charger and Apple iPad charging cable.
Health Services
Please visit the Health Services page for more information. Medications can be dropped off at the Health Services table during Back-To-Business days or in the Health Office during the first week of school.
Parent-Teacher Organization PTO
Please review the PTO page to learn more about our PTO mission statement, overview, programs, funding model, calendar of events, volunteering opportunities, and donation form.
Parking Permits
Parking Permits will be available for ordering beginning August 10. Permits will be available for pickup starting August 17.
Student Contact & Information
Please log into Skyward Family Access to verify/update the Student Contact & Information Form to assure we have accurate information for school to home communication and in case of an emergency.
2023-2024 Wayako Yearbook
Order online via the Jostens website before September 29 for lowest cost of the year: estimated at $TBD.
Visit https://www.wayzataschools.org/activities/clubs/yearbook for more info. Note: senior portraits are due October 27.
School portrait services will be offered at Back-To-Business days.
Forms
- Parking Permit - available August 10
- iPad Insurance
Immunizations & Medications at School
Immunizations – Are your kids ready?
In accordance with MN School Immunization Law 121A.15 and the Wayzata Public Schools Policy #521, the district requires that student immunization records be up-to-date, actively in progress, or a signed legal exemption is provided to the district prior to starting and remaining enrolled in school. Refer to this document as a guide to determine which vaccines are required to enroll a child in early childhood programs and school (online, home school, public or private).
Medications at School
All medications, both prescribed and Over-The-Counter (OTC), administered at school requires a medical order from a person who is a licensed authorized prescribing practitioner (physician, physician’s assistant, dentist, podiatrist, osteopath or psychiatrist). Please contact your school health office if you have questions. For more information, visit our Health Services page.
Transportation Information
To ensure that your child is assigned to the correct bus and stop, your correct address must be on file with the Wayzata Public Schools Welcome Center. If your family has moved over the summer or is new to the district, please contact the Welcome Center at 763-745-5240 or welcome@wayzataschools.org.
Students/families enrolled by August 11th will receive their busing information via email the week of August 21st and no later than August 25th.
If your child is transported to or from a different address for childcare before or after school you must complete a Day Care Transportation form.
The Welcome Center is located at 295 Highway 55, Medina, MN 55340.
Please contact the Welcome Center with any questions at 763-745-5240 or welcome@wayzataschools.org.
Lunch & Breakfast Information
Student IDs and Electronic Barcodes
Wayzata Cafés uses barcode scanning for all purchases. No more PIN numbers. More details to come soon regarding student IDs and electronic barcodes!
Account Payments
High School Meal Prices
Lunch - $4.10
Different lunch option on each line
Non-meat meal option available daily
À la carte choices available
Breakfast - $2.40
Choice of main entree, cold cereal, cereal bar, or bagel
Variety of entree choices
À la carte choices available
Adult Lunch - $4.95
Adult Breakfast - $2.75
Application for Educational Benefits
Starting in the 2023-24 school year, one daily school breakfast and one daily school lunch will be fully-funded for all students under the Free School Meals Bill. The district's meal program and style of service will remain very similar to previous offerings. Second meals/entrees, a la carte, and adult breakfast and lunch will be available for purchase. It is important to create and maintain a meal account for your student(s) as they must have money in their accounts to make additional purchases.
Even though one daily lunch and breakfast will be offered free to students through this new funding, completing the Application for Educational Benefits may qualify your family for other discounts such as:
- Reduced fees for school photography packages
- Reduced district activity fees
- Reduced internet fees
- Reduced fees to local zoos and museums
- Discounted cell phone rates through mobile phone providers
We encourage families to apply for Educational Benefits if they think they might qualify.
Who should complete the Application for Educational Benefits?
- Children in households participating in:
- Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
- Minnesota Family Investment Program (MFIP)
- Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR)
- Foster, homeless, migrant and runaway children can qualify without reporting household income
- Households whose income is within the maximum income shown for their household size on the instructions of the application
- You do not need to complete an application if you received confirmation that your family qualified through the State of Minnesota's Direct Certification Program (DCRT)
How to apply for these educational benefits
- Choose one of the following two options to complete your Application for Educational Benefits:
- Complete the online Application for Educational Benefits, OR
- Download, print, complete the paper application and return to:
Attn: Wayzata Cafés
17305 19th Ave N
Plymouth, MN 55447
Where to find more information
If you have other questions or need help with this process, call 763-745-5154. Visit the Wayzata Cafés website to find more information about school menus, second meal and a la carte prices, and how to create and maintain a meal account.
PTO
Our active and engaged Parent-Teacher Organization (PTO) builds community and supports our student learning in our school.
Wayzata High School's Parent Teacher Organization works to strengthen, enhance and encourage a positive, inclusive and engaged educational and social environment at Wayzata High School.