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!

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.

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!


We’re looking forward to another exciting and successful school year!


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.











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.










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.

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!

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.
Wilkes County Schools will dismiss early at 12:00 PM on October 3rd, and schools will be closed October 6th–10th for an in-service day and Fall Break. Classes will resume on October 13th. We wish everyone a safe and enjoyable break!





Wilkes County Schools is committed to continuous growth, and your voice matters! Please take a few minutes to complete our Cognia Parent Survey by Friday, September 26th.
Your input helps us better understand how we can support our students, strengthen our schools, and serve our families.
Take the survey here: https://bit.ly/WCSFamilySurvey25

Your input helps us better understand how we can support our students, strengthen our schools, and serve our families.
Take the survey here: https://bit.ly/WCSFamilySurvey25
Apply online today: https://jobs.willsubplus.com/jobs?districtIds=2306

