• New Cell Phone Policy

    Dear Parent/Guardian and Student of Futurus High School:

    Cell phones have become a way of life, a technological convenience that has impacted all of our lives in one way or another. However, in the school environment, cell phones have become a distraction, interruption, and a method of illegal exchange of information. The ringing of the cell phone during class or the text-messaging takes away from the valuable time needed for instruction and most importantly, student learning. We do recognize that cell phones can be a safety/security tool; however, they can be a detriment in the event of a building emergency and our protocol to manage such emergencies in a safe and effective manner. Parents are urged to utilize the school phone to relay any messages that may be urgent in nature to their child (360-827-6430). We will do our best to relay any urgent information to your child. No student or staff will be allowed to possess or use a cell phone during school hours.

    Principal James Bowers and FHS staff

     


    Nueva política de teléfonos celulares

    Estimados padres / tutores y estudiantes de Futurus High School:

    Los teléfonos celulares se han convertido en una forma de vida, una conveniencia tecnológica que ha impactado todas nuestras vidas de una manera u otra. Sin embargo, en el entorno escolar, los teléfonos celulares se han convertido en una distracción, una interrupción y un método de intercambio ilegal de información. El sonido del teléfono celular durante la clase o los mensajes de texto quita el valioso tiempo necesario para la instrucción y, lo que es más importante, el aprendizaje de los alumnos. Reconocemos que los teléfonos celulares pueden ser una herramienta de seguridad; sin embargo, pueden ser perjudiciales en el caso de una emergencia en el edificio y nuestro protocolo para manejar tales emergencias de una manera segura y efectiva. Se insta a los padres a utilizar el teléfono de la escuela para transmitir cualquier mensaje que pueda ser de naturaleza urgente para sus hijos (360-827-6430). Haremos nuestro mejor esfuerzo para transmitir cualquier información urgente a su hijo. Ningún estudiante o personal podrá poseer o usar un teléfono celular durante el horario.

    El director James Bowers y el personal de FHS

     

     

    We would like to remind you that magic words such as hello, please, you’re welcome, I’m sorry, and thank you, all begin to be learned at home.

    Home is also where they learn to be organized, to take good care of their belongings, and that it’s not ok to touch others.

    Here at school, on the other hand, we teach language, math, history, geography, physics, sciences, and physical education.

    We only reinforce the education that children receive at home from their parents.

    We are a school of choice that caters to students in grades 11-12+ within the district, as well as its surrounding districts.

    The mission is to provide students with options toward graduation and earning their high school diploma.

     

    Centralia School District does not discriminate in any programs or activities on the basis of sex, race, creed, religion, color, national origin, age, veteran or military status, sexual orientation, gender expression or identity, disability, or the use of a trained dog guide or service animal and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups. The following employees have been designated to handle questions and complaints of alleged discrimination: Civil Rights Coordinator & Title IX Coordinator: Tabitha Whiting (twhiting@centralia.wednet.edu); and Section 504 Coordinator: Tammy Jensen-Tabor, (jensen-tabor@centralia.wednet.edu) (360) 330-7600, 2320 Borst Avenue, Centralia, WA 98531-0610.