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Woods Cross High School Releases Class of 2026 Clearance List

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Woods Cross High School has released the clearance list for the Class of 2026. The list is updated daily at 3:00 pm to help students track graduation requirements.

Key takeaways

  • The Class of 2026 clearance list updates daily at 3:00 pm.
  • An X in a student's row indicates outstanding graduation requirements that must be addressed.
  • Students may need to resolve failing grades, unpaid fees, or incomplete citizenship grades.
  • Specific staff members are available in the main office to assist with fees and citizenship issues.

Woods Cross High School has published the clearance list for the Class of 2026. The list is available online and will be updated every day at 3:00 pm.

Students are encouraged to check the list to ensure they have completed all necessary requirements for graduation.

The clearance list includes specific indicators for students who must address outstanding items. An X in a student's row signifies that action is required.

For periods 1 through 8, an X indicates a student is failing or at risk of failing a class and needs to speak with their teacher. Regarding citizenship, an X means there are U grades that need to be cleared or fees that must be paid; students should see Mrs. Beard in the main office for assistance.

Unpaid fees are also noted on the list, and students should see Mrs. Ashby in the main office regarding these balances.

Additional requirements involve Davis Connect and various surveys. Students with Davis Connect entries must finish online classes or finalize grades on their transcripts by checking myDSD or consulting a counselor.

Furthermore, students may need to complete the Scholarship/CTE survey. For scholarship-related matters, students should see Mrs. Cline, while questions regarding CTE can be directed to Mrs. Clinger or Mrs. Perkins.

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