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West St. John High
The West St. John High Student Council is a planning several activities for homecoming week Oct. 26-30.
Dress down days are planned. Spirit day will be held Oct. 30. Volleyball and basketball games and a powder puff football game are among other highlights.
The homecoming court members are seniors A'kia Harper, Rasheda Gros, Talar Lewis and Shondreka August; juniors Gionne Burke, Dajae Lumar, Brittany Tuco and Jasmine Stewart; sophomores Lastisha Jupiter and Deshera Gros; freshmen Tameka Dennis, Janada Ketchins and Tantayana Smith; and eighth-graders Shalacy Sterling, Latisha Bailey and Ebonie Bethancourt.
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The school recently held GEE/LEAP/iLeap Night to provide parents and students with tips to help students perform well on standardized tests.
Parents also received information on how to interpret their child's standardized test scores.
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Eighth-graders are invited to attend Saturday Strategy classes Saturday and Oct. 31. at the St. John School Board Office in Reserve. Students who attend both classes will be treated to a meal at Sicily's.
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The school received its performance score last week. The score rose by 5.7 points, resulting in WSJH's performance label to become a 2-star school. All students and teachers are encouraged to keep up the good work.
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Reports cards were issued recently.
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The Rams will play a district game Friday at White Castle.
