Welcome to Wayne-Westland Innovative Academy

As we begin Week Three of the school year, we want to thank you for helping us get off to a strong start. Establishing positive routines early is key to ensuring success throughout the year.

We want to highlight three important expectations that directly impact student success:

1. On-Time Attendance – Being present and on time to every class is essential. Arriving late or missing class causes students to fall behind and interrupts the learning environment. Consistent, on-time attendance sets the foundation for academic achievement.

2. Passing All Assigned Classes – Every class matters. Students are expected to complete all assignments, actively participate, and seek support when needed. Our goal is for every student to stay on track for promotion and graduation.

3. Being in the Assigned Area – For safety and accountability, students must remain in their scheduled classes and designated areas during the school day. This ensures a secure environment where all students can focus on learning.

Important Upcoming Dates – NWEA Testing (In-Person):

• Tuesday, September 16 – Reading

• Thursday, September 18 – Math

We will follow our modified schedule for these testing days.

Parents/Guardians, we ask for your support in reinforcing these expectations at home. Students, we encourage you to take pride in meeting these standards and to reach out to your teachers or support staff if you need assistance.

NEWSLETTER: Wayne-Westland Innovative Academy - September 8, 2025

Wayne-Westland Community Schools is hosting its 2nd Annual Trunk or Treat event on Wednesday, October 15, in the parking lot behind our Administration office. 

EVENT DETAILS:
Time: 5:00 - 6:30 pm
Location: Board of Education Courtyard
Address: 36745 Marquette, Westland

Trunk or Treat 2025 Flyer

Attached is an important letter from Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy reminding families that any student who makes a threat of violence toward their school or district - whether intended as a prank or not - may face serious legal consequences. Under Michigan law, it is a crime to make a threat against a school or district, even if the person had no intent or capability to carry it out. 

Wayne-Westland Community Schools takes all threats seriously and will work closely with law enforcement to prosecute to the fullest extent of the law.

We encourage you to talk with your children about their online presence, digital responsibility, and the seriousness of making any threat.

The photo galleries and YouTube videos from the 2025 Graduation Ceremonies on May 31, 2025 are now available.

JGHS Graduation Photos
WMHS Graduation Photos
WWIA Graduation Photos