Upper School 2021-2022
the end of the trimester, they will still be required to attend five detentions and five work details. Any future absences will be subject to disciplinary action through the Deans Office. F. Medical Exception Upper School
The need for a medical exception from the Afternoon Program may occur at WMA. All proposals for medical exceptions will be considered on an individual basis. These proposals must be submitted to the Director of Athletics before the start of the season. G. Sportsmanship Sportsmanship is a quality valued in both athletes and spectators at the Academy. Below are guidelines for the Code of Ethics and Conduct as defined by the New England Preparatory School Athletic Council (NEPSAC). We expect all Titans to adhere to them. 1. Treat others as you know they should be treated and as you wish them to treat you. 2. Treat officials and opponents with respect. 3. Accept without quarrel the final decision of any official. 4. Honor visiting teams and spectators as your guests and treat them as such. 5. Be gracious in victory and defeat. 6. Be as cooperative as you are competitive. 7. Remember that your actions on and off the field reflect on you and WMA as a school. Any infraction to this code may be subject to disciplinary action.
III. College Counseling A. Overview The College Counseling Office offers a comprehensive, college planning curriculum and individualized support for each student throughout the college search and selection process. Students are expected to take the lead in managing their process by attending Sophomore, Junior and Senior Seminar classes; effectively communicating interests, preferences, needs and concerns to their college counselor and parents/guardians; and ultimately adhering to all application requirements and deadlines. Parents/guardians are also encouraged to take an active role by attending College Counseling program events whenever possible and maintaining effective communication with their child and college counselor.
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