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Sat, Mar 06, 2021
SCPP Testing
Mon, Mar 08, 2021
Department Meetings
Tue, Mar 09, 2021
WHIP General Meeting
Wed, Mar 10, 2021
Israa'/Me'raj (Islamic Event)
Wed, Mar 10, 2021
ILT Meeting
In-District 2021-2022 School Year Registration
The 3rd registration period is open MONDAY, March 15th - FRIDAY, March 19thEagle Flyer: Honors Program Edition
Walnut Hills High School NewsletterEaglette Flyer: VOL.8
The latest student news and updates from Walnut Hills High School
WHHS Theatre Department Presents: SONGS FOR A NEW WORLD
Passes now available for the livestream of our senior high musical!WHIP ZOOM MEETING NEXT TUESDAY!!!
All Music Parents Are Welcome! Please join us on Tuesday March 9th at 7 pm to discuss what is happening with Walnut Music these days, and be a part of planning for what lies ahead. Link below.
Congratulations to the National Merit Scholarship Finalists!
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SENIOR ORDERS and CLASS RINGS
Seniors, now's the time to order your cap, gown and announcements. Class rings are also available for students in grades 10-12.
WHHS 2020-2021 Frequently Asked Questions
**UPDATED** with your questions about remote learningWHHS Bell Schedules
**NEW** WHHS 2020-2021 Blended Learning Bell ScheduleSAT Testing Instructions
Test Date: Saturday, March 13thSCPP Testing Schedule for 2021-22 entrance.
Click on "read more" to access the 2021 SCPP Testing Calendar for 2021/22 entrance.Prospective Students and Families
In-person campus events for prospective students have been cancelled for the 20-21 School Year
PowerSchool Account Request
Request a Parent PowerSchool account or Parent or Student password resetREPORTING STUDENT ABSENCES
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SURSUM AD SUMMUM
"Approximately one-tenth of one percent of students who take the exam nationwide earn a 36."
