Mark your calendars because December is a busy month at WWCHS!
3 days ago, WWCHS
Important Dates
WWCHS Testing Schedule for 1st Semester!
3 days ago, WWCHS
Testing Schdule
Exemption Policy
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The W-WCHS Allied Health class has officially completed their clinical rotations! Our students had an incredible opportunity to learn, observe, and grow in real healthcare settings. We extend a heartfelt thank you to Wills Memorial Hospital, Wilkes County EMS, Community Medical, Pulmonary Rehab, and MedNow for welcoming our students and allowing them to shadow your dedicated professionals. Your support and guidance play a vital role in shaping the future of healthcare. Now that clinicals are complete, the next step for our students is to take the NHA Certified Phlebotomy Technician exam. We are excited to see them continue their journey toward becoming healthcare professionals!
3 days ago, WWCHS
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Happy Thanksgiving! Enjoy your holiday break! We will see everyone back at school on December 1st!
13 days ago, Wilkes County Schools
Thanksgiving Break
WWCHS: 13 week progress reports may now be viewed on Infinite Campus parent or student portal.
16 days ago, Cassandra Brown
Progress Report
Congratulations to our WJBF NewsChannel 6 Golden Apple winners, Mr. Evan Dixon and Mrs. Pam Hall. Both educators were surprised today by Brad Means and recognized for their outstanding dedication to students and excellence in the classroom. Mr. Dixon’s segment will air on December 9, and Mrs. Hall’s segment will air on December 16. Their commitment to excellence shines throughout our district, and we look forward to sharing their stories with the community!
19 days ago, Wilkes County Schools
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Washington-Wilkes Comprehensive High School has been recognized by the Georgia Department of Education as a 2024–2025 Literacy Leader, an honor awarded to schools demonstrating exceptional achievement in reading and literacy. WWCHS is one of only 406 schools statewide to receive this recognition.

At the high school level, the Literacy Leader for Growth designation is based on student improvement on the Georgia Milestones American Literature and Composition End-of-Course assessment. The award recognizes schools where students have demonstrated measurable growth in literacy, as measured by the state’s Reading Status indicator and corresponding Lexile levels.

Congratulations to our teachers, students, and administrators for their commitment to academic excellence. This recognition reflects their dedication, hard work, and shared belief in continuous improvement for all learners.

24 days ago, Wilkes County Schools
WWCHS Literacy Leader

This week, we celebrate National School Psychology Week and recognize our school psychologist, Ms. Hannah Carmichael. She plays an important role in supporting students’ academic, social, and emotional success. Thank you, Ms. Carmichael, for all you do for our students and staff!

30 days ago, Wilkes County Schools
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School Psych Week
At the October Board of Education meeting, the 2026–2027 school calendar was officially approved! You can review next year’s calendar here or on our district website: http://bit.ly/3La8SU8

We’re looking forward to another exciting and successful school year!
about 1 month ago, Wilkes County Schools
2026-2027 School Calendar
Mark your calendar for these WWCHS important dates for November!!
about 1 month ago, WWCHS
Events

Happy Occupational Therapy Day! We’re so thankful for Mrs. Rogers, our Occupational Therapist! She supports students across our district, helping them grow, build new skills, and gain confidence every day.

about 1 month ago, Wilkes County Schools
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The W-WCHS Allied Health students achieved an incredible milestone by successfully performing their first venipuncture sticks. Their focus, skill, and professionalism truly stood out as they applied what they’ve learned in the classroom to a real-world clinical skill. It’s inspiring to see their confidence grow and their hard work pay off. Great job to these future healthcare professionals!
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The Junior Class is selling Krispy Kreme Doughnuts as a Prom Fundraiser! We thank you for your support!

If you would like to order please see a junior or email Mrs. Karmen Moon to place your order @ moonk@wilkes.k12.ga.us. All money is due Nov. 4th! Doughnuts will be delivered on Friday, Nov. 7th!
about 1 month ago, WWCHS
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Tomorrow Jostens will be on campus during all lunches for Athletic Letterman Jacket Fitting. All orders need to be placed online.
about 1 month ago, WWCHS
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Walk Thru Wednesday at Washington-Wilkes Comprehensive High School!

Today we kicked off our very first Walk Thru Wednesday — a special opportunity for parents to step inside our halls and see what makes our school so amazing!

From engaging classrooms to hands-on learning and creative projects, parents got a first-hand look at what our students experience every day. It was a great chance to connect, learn, and celebrate all the hard work happening here at WWCHS!

A big thank you to all the parents who joined us today — your support means the world to our teachers and students!

If you would like to participate in Walk Thru Wednesday- stay tuned for a link to sign up and participate in November.
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WWCHS: Nine week progress reports may now be viewed on Infinite Campus parent or student portal.
about 2 months ago, Cassandra Brown
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Wilkes County Schools is committed to providing a safe and family-friendly environment at all athletic events. To help maintain that atmosphere, please note that students in 8th grade or below will not be allowed to enter the game without a parent or adult. Students who are dropped off without a parent will be required to call their parent to pick them up.

Students are also expected to remain seated and watch the game. No roaming or loitering will be permitted. As a reminder, per our student handbooks, students may face school consequences for inappropriate behavior at any school-sponsored event.

Thank you for your cooperation and support in keeping our events safe, positive, and enjoyable for everyone.
about 2 months ago, Wilkes County Schools
Stadium Policy
This month, we proudly celebrate the principals of Wilkes County Schools! Each day, they work with dedication and heart to guide our students, support our staff, and build a strong school community. From driving academic achievement to fostering a positive school culture, our principals play a vital role in shaping the success of our schools.

Join us in saying THANK YOU to our principals for their leadership, commitment, and the difference they make in the lives of Every Tiger, Every Day!
2 months ago, Wilkes County Schools
School Principals' Month

Wilkes County Schools is proud to announce a 2025 graduation rate of 87.1%, the highest since 2019, and a remarkable increase from last year’s rate of 77.8%. This 9.3 percentage point gain reflects the hard work and determination of our students, the support of families, and the commitment of our educators.

Although just one-tenth of a point below the state average of 87.2%, this year’s milestone highlights the impact of strong academic supports, expanded opportunities for engagement, and partnerships between school and home. Together, we are helping more students graduate on time and prepare for success beyond high school.

2 months ago, Wilkes County Schools
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This afternoon, Washington-Wilkes Middle and Comprehensive High Schools conducted their required intruder drills in coordination with the Wilkes County Sheriff’s Office. Deputies were on campus to help sweep the buildings, and we truly appreciate their partnership in making safety a priority.

The drills were completed smoothly, and our students and staff did an excellent job following procedures. Practicing these scenarios is an important part of ensuring we are prepared to respond in the event of an emergency, and we thank you for supporting our ongoing commitment to keeping your children safe.
2 months ago, Wilkes County Schools