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It is the policy of the Wilkinson

High School Administration
Mrs. Chere’ Lewis-Principal
Mr. Willie T. Hall-Asst. Principal
Counseling Department
Ms. Gloria Justice-Graduation Coach
Dr. Yasmin Whirl-Professional Counselor
County Board of Education not to
discriminate on the basis of sex,
race, religion, disability, or
national origin in, its educational
programs, activities, or employ-
ment practices.

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District Vision WILKINSON COUNTY

Making students competent builders of a
globally competitive future
HIGH SCHOOL

District Mission
Expand-Empower-Excel (E ) 3

District Theme
Engaging Dreamers with Gratifying
Excellence Wilkinson County High School

P.O. Box 547

Irwinton, GA 31042

478-946-2441 office
11481 Hwy 57 East
478-946-7134 fax Irwinton, GA 31042
www.wilkinson.k12.ga.us Office: 478-946-2441
Fax: 478-946-7134
 QuQuick Facts Graduation Requirements Sports and Clubs

W.C.H.S School Day Academic Courses  Football

7:55 am—3:30 pm English-4 units  Baseball
Math–4 units
 Basketball
1st block 7:55-9:20 Science-4 units
Social Studies-4 units  Cheerleading
2nd block 9:25-10:50
Health/PE-1 unit  Softball
3rd block 10:55-11:50
CTAE-3 units
4th block 11:55-2:00 Intro to Technology Course-1 unit  Track/Field
5th block 2:05-3:30 (Local Board Requirement)
 Tennis
Homeroom is 1st block. Spanish I/II-2 units (required if plan to attend a 4
year college)
Clubs/Organizations
Electives 5-7 units
Promotion Criteria Total courses-28 units  Beta Club
Students must earn the following units/
credits to be promoted to the next grade: CTAE Pathway  Drama Club
Promotion to the 10th -5 units Students must complete one career pathway.
th  FBLA
Promotion to the 11 -11 units
Promotion to the 12th-17 units  Business and Technology  HOSA
Graduation-28 units  Engineering
 TSA
Student can earn 4.5 units a semester and 9  Air Force JROTC
units per year.  Therapeutic Services-Patient Care  Yearbook Staff
Programs  Fin Arts-Journalism or Music
 Student Ambassadors
 Advanced Academic
The Advanced Placement (AP) program allows advanced
students to complete college level studies while in high
Dual Enrollment Program  Marching Band
school. Students who earn certain scores on the final AP
Exams can earn college credit. AP Scores range from 1-5.
A score of 3 or higher is sufficient to earn college credit. Dual Enrollment is a program that provides funding for
students at eligible high schools that are enrolled to take
Work-based Learning/Youth Apprenticeship Program (WBL) is a approved college-level coursework for credit towards
both high school and college graduation requirements.
structured program that connects school-based occupational
instruction and related work-site experiences. Students must be in
good academic standing and in the 11th or 12th grade.

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