High School News
Semi-Annual Blood Drive - March 12th
Students are waiting for their turn! Why do they want me
Posted: 3-14-2018
Blood Drive Wrap-Up
Thank you to all who participated this week during our Semi-Annual Blood Drive. The event was a huge success all due to the many volunteers of Student Council officers and members it took to make it happen and ultimately, the student and staff blood donors.
The blood donors are truly amazing and dedicated to give of themselves in such a way. This effort is all part of shaping them as great humans and teaches so much more than just getting out of class and laying on a table for an hour. Hopefully, this will translate into a lifelong dedication and commitment. Several of our students received special recognition for having donated 5 times, and we even had one student reach 6 donations!! Students who give a minimum of 3 times before graduation will be honored by wearing a red cord with their cap and gown.
Our staff members who donated collectively have given a total of 102 times!!
In total, the results are as follows.... we had over 45 units of blood received (this will save 132 lives in our community!! -WOW!) and 18 first timers (which is AWESOME!!) and were at 119% of our goal!!!
So, overall a fantastic morning for Wayne Local Schools!
#SpartanPride
Relaxation is a must!
Selfie-time and still all-smiles on the Cots!!
Cookie, Juice, and Manwich in the Cafe makes it all worth it!
Community Blood Center Video
Blood Drive Forms are Due!
Waynesville High School Student Council is bringing the Semi-Annual Blood Drive to the high school on
Monday, March 12th from 8:00-12:00noon.
Follow the link below for Registration/Permission slips.
Appointment times fill up quickly, so turn your slip in as soon as possible to guarantee a spot.
Blood Drive Registration Forms
Posted: September 2017
Thank you for Another Successful Community Blood Drive
We're super proud of our students of Waynesville High school who gave selflessly of themselves this week for our semi-annual blood drive. These students look forward to the event, taking time out of their already busy days to donate blood.
Blood cannot be manufactured EVER, and this is the ONLY way for blood banks to replenish their supplies, which are used at area hospitals, as well as for major disasters such as the devastating Hurricane Harvey. We had a full schedule of staff and students who gave blood this week, and they should feel very proud of themselves.
Below are the highlights!
· 47 people registered to donate
· 40 people were able to donate
· 108% of blood drive goal
· 21 First Time Donors
· Overall, your lifesaving event saved over 120 lives!
Check out this photo taken by Junior Andrew Van Dyke, who posted to his social media account. We're glad you captured such as awesome picture.
High School Student Council is hosting the Community Blood Center for our first of the year blood drives on September 13th.
When you donate blood or blood components, you are sharing a precious gift that has the power to help save the life of a hospital patient. Blood cannot be manufactured. it can only be given by generous, caring donors like you. Community Blood Center is committed to making your donation a comfortable, convenient and positive experience.
Students must be 16 years or older to donate. Please complete the attached consent forms and return no later than Sept. 11th to the high school office or to Mrs. Miller in the Media Center. All donors must have a photo ID card with name and date of birth. This information may be obtained in the high school office if ID is not available. Students who give are eligible for CBC scholarships, and those that give 3 or more times during their high school years will be honored to wear the Red Cord at graduation, signifying their selflessness.
