Finals Schedule – Spring 2025

The last day of school is Monday, June 2nd and is a half day. School will be dismissed at 11:50am.

Have a great summer break!

Lee’s Summit West Graduation Website

Lee’s Summit West High School Graduation Information

• May 16, 2025, 7:00pm
• Cable Dahmer Arena
• Doors Open at 5:30pm
• For additional information regarding Cable Dahmer Arena such as bag policy, cameras & recording devices, prohibited items, etc., please visit: https://www.cabledahmerarena.com/plan-your-visit/a-z-guide
• The primary contact of each senior listed in PowerSchool during the 2024-25 registration process will receive 9 tickets for graduation.

We are pleased to offer our LSW families the opportunity to watch the graduation ceremony online through live streaming. Watch Live Stream

Visit the website above for additional details regarding Graduation and Project Grad.

Summer Camp Registration

Registration for Summer Camps is now open. Use the link provided to view available camps and register today!

Seniors planning to attend MCC-Longview next year should sign up for the Mobile Enrollment Event to meet with an advisor, register for 2025–26 classes, and get a head start on college life. The event is April 23, 2025, from 9:00 AM–1:30 PM at the MCC-Longview campus.

Lunch and bus transportation will be provided.

Sign up in the Counseling Office by April 21—a signed permission slip is required.

Apply NOW for Senior 2025-26 Work Internships
Senior Work Program Application

Hello 2026 Senior!

Would you be interested in leaving school for 2 or 3 hours each school day and going to work?
EARN CREDIT & GET PAID!! As a senior, you can go to work and still earn credit.

We offer three year-long work programs and would like to invite you to find out more. You do not have to have a job now to enroll in the program, just a desire to participate in one of the following:

Marketing Work Program | Ms. Howard | Room 2070 | susan.howard@lsr7.net

• involves jobs that work directly with customers/sales – retail stores, grocery stores, restaurant servers, cashiers, social media marketing, etc.
• must also enroll in Marketing 101 (or an advanced Marketing class if you have already completed 101)

Supervised Business Experience | Ms. Chapman | Room 2046 | meagan.chapman@lsr7.net

• involves office or technology type jobs – work here at LSW, SLMS or ETMS, any professional office – doctor, lawyer, insurance, financial services, etc.
• must also enroll in full year or two semester business class

Cooperative Career Experience | Mr. Wiskur | wesley.wiskur@lsr7.net

• involves “behind the scenes” jobs – produce/product stockers, food prep/cooks, daycare workers, lifeguard, busser, animal care, etc.
• must also enroll in the Cooperative Career Experience (CCE) class

If you are interested in any of the three programs please contact the coordinators above. We would love to talk to you about joining our program for the 2025-2026 school year.

There is an application process, so if you are ready to apply, click the link above and start the process today!

Parents/Caregivers and Students — This is a reminder of our new cell phone policy that will take effect on January 7, 2025. This policy aims to enhance the learning environment and ensure all students can focus on their education without distractions.

Board of Education Policy JG-R1 Overview:

– Grades 9-12: The use of personal electronic devices, including cell phones, is prohibited during instructional time.

– Exceptions: Exceptions to this rule may only be granted to a staff member for use during instructional time with prior approval from the building principal or designee for academic purposes. Further exceptions are outlined in the handbook language below.

– Camera and Video Devices: The use of any camera or video-enabled electronic device is strictly forbidden in locker rooms and restrooms at all times.

Consequences for Violations as Outlined by Board of Education Policy JG-R1:

– First Offense: Possible confiscation, search of electronic devices by administration in accordance with law, principal/student conference, detention, or in-school suspension.

– Subsequent Offenses: Possible confiscation, search of electronic devices, principal/student conference, detention, in-school suspension, 1-180 days out-of-school suspension, or expulsion.

School Handbook Language (Will be added to the school handbook by January 7, 2025):

Per Board Policy JG-R1, the use of personal electronic devices, including cell phones, is prohibited during instructional time for students in grades 9–12. Exceptions to this rule may be granted only with prior approval from the building principal or their designee for academic purposes. Additionally, the use of any camera- or video-enabled electronic device is strictly forbidden in locker rooms and restrooms at all times.

For the purposes of this policy, instructional time is defined as all portions of the school day between 7:25 a.m. and 2:18 p.m., excluding passing time between classes and lunch periods (Instructional time does include Bronco Time, Mentoring, Learning Lab, ISS, and Detention).

Publishing or sharing images or recordings of inappropriate conduct (e.g., fighting or harassment) taken in the school environment is unacceptable and may result in disciplinary action, including up to 10 days of out-of-school suspension (OSS).

The school is not responsible for lost or stolen devices.

Discipline Scope and Sequence:

1. 1st Offense: Classroom teacher communicates home (email). Issues a warning to the student

2. 2nd Offense: Office Referral – admin communicates home (phone call). Issues a warning

3. 3rd Offense: One Hour Detention

4. 4th Offense: Two-Hour Detention

5. 5th Offense: Four-Hour Detention

6. 6th Offense: 1 Day In-School Suspension (ISS)

7. 7th Offense: 3 Days In-School Suspension (ISS)

We appreciate your support in helping us maintain a focused and respectful learning environment for all students. If you have any questions or concerns regarding this policy, please do not hesitate to reach out to your student’s administrator.

Our Administration Organized by Student Last Name Alphabet:

Student Administration [A-D]

Ms. Kelli Moriondo

Student Administration [E-K]

Ms. Kristy Hensley

Student Administration [L-R]

Mr. Jesse Dziurawiec

Student Administration [S-Z]

Mr. Brad Parson

Attention 2024 Graduates – You are invited to complete the LSR7 Graduate Follow Up Survey. We appreciate your time in completing the survey and value your input.

LSR7 Graduate Survey

Several colleges will be visiting LSWHS this year. Students must be signed up in their school Naviance account at least 24 hours before the visit. An email was sent to Juniors and Seniors with instructions. If you need further help, stop by the counseling center with your Chromebook and see Mrs. King.

College Visit Dates & Times