As a requirement of the Illinois High School Association (IHSA) resulting from House Bill 200, Winnebago High School has implemented the attached protocol to be enforced following a student athlete suffering a concussion while participating in school sponsored athletic activities.

School attendance calendar for the remainder of the 2012-13  and the 2013 - 2014 school calendar are below.

The Illinois Student Assistance Commission (ISAC) is the governing body of financial aid in Illinois. These sites offer many excellent links.
www.collegezone.com
www.illinoismentor.com

Students should research career options and training opportunities for after high school: job preferences, military opportunities, technical schools, junior colleges, colleges/universities, etc.

We hope the year is off to a great start for your student! Please do not hesitate to contact any staff member at
Winnebago High School as questions or concerns come up during the school year. As Academic Advisors, we will be happy to discuss concerns that you have in regard to your student’s progress, school experience, future plans, and etc.

The Internet is the best way to get information. Many organizations and colleges are not even sending out information on paper.
The Internet is such a valuable tool in fact, much of the information that comes into the Advising Office is by email
or by letter that directs us to websites. Even colleges and training programs have stopped printing information

WHS Academic Advisor's encourage parents to review your student’s 4-year plan worksheet located on page 21 of the Course Description book and to discuss the course plan for the remaining years of high school.

Attached is the form to request a transcript from Winnebago CUSD #323.

• Transcript Request Form

Applications for colleges, technical schools, and training programs should be completed early in the first semester of senior year online. Students who are accepted to a four-year college/university have until May 1 of senior year to accept or deny offers.