The Class of 2027 Jostens Ring Ceremony will be held Tuesday, September 2nd at 7:00 pm in the cafeteria. Rings must be paid in full by August 26th in order to participate. Contact Jostens for information regarding ring payments. Return RSVP cards to Mrs. Callaway by August 26th.
4 days ago, WWCHS
Senior Ads and Quotes for the Yearbook!
4 days ago, WWCHS
Interested in Watson-Brown Junior Board? The Junior Board offers valuable leadership experience, community service opportunities, and scholarship potential.
5 days ago, WWCHS
Mark your Calendar for the Class of 2026, Senior Order Day! Thursday, August 21st during lunch in the Media Center.
5 days ago, WWCHS
Attention SENIORS: Jostens will be on campus Friday, August 15th for a Senior Presentation!
Senior Order Day will be August 21st during all lunches!
10 days ago, WWCHS
Mark your calendars for CSRA College Night!
11 days ago, WWCHS
This is a reminder that our school buses are equipped with stop-arm cameras to help keep students safe as they get on and off the bus. Under Georgia’s Addy’s Law (HB 409), drivers who pass a stopped school bus while the stop arm is extended and red lights are flashing can be charged with a high and aggravated misdemeanor, face a minimum fine of $1,000, and up to 12 months in jail. This law was created to protect children across Georgia. We appreciate your help in keeping our students safe by staying alert and always stopping for school buses.
15 days ago, Wilkes County Schools
Make sure your Wilkes County Schools app is up to date! Parents and guardians will receive text alerts prompting them to view messages in Rooms. To stay connected with your child’s teachers, download the Wilkes County Schools app and log in to Rooms. You can also manage your notification settings directly in the app.
We’re proud to announce that Mrs. Megan Seawright has been selected as a National FFA Teacher Ambassador for the 2025–2026 school year! She is one of just 65 educators from across the country, and one of only four from Georgia, chosen for this prestigious honor. As an ambassador, Mrs. Seawright will help support agricultural education by leading professional development, mentoring fellow teachers, and sharing her expertise with FFA advisors nationwide. Congratulations to Mrs. Seawright for representing Wilkes County Schools and Georgia on a national stage!
Please remember that metal detectors are now in use each morning at WWCHS and WWMS as part of our continued efforts to keep students and staff safe. Help us make the process smooth by keeping these guidelines in mind:
All students will go through the metal detectors at either the main lobby or the cafeteria entrance. All car riders must enter through the front lobby. Clean out bookbags to remove unnecessary items. Keep large metal items, like water bottles, easy to access or carry them separately to avoid delays.
This process has been in place since January, but we want to make sure all students, especially our new sixth graders, are familiar with the routines and expectations. We appreciate your continued support and cooperation.
24 days ago, Wilkes County Schools
The 2025-2026 school year starts this Friday, August 1st! Please view our Back-to-School Page for all of the information you may need.
We can't wait to welcome our students and families back for an exciting new school year! Join us for Open House on Thursday, July 31st. WWPS, WWMS, and WWCHS will be from 2 to 4 p.m., and WWES will be from 1 to 3 p.m. You will be able to meet your teachers, get your class schedules, tour classrooms, and receive important information for the school year!
about 1 month ago, Wilkes County Schools
Wilkes County School Nutrition is pleased to announce that we will continue participating in the USDA’s Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) through the National School Lunch Program for the 2025–2026 school year.
What does this mean for your family?
Every student enrolled in Wilkes County Schools from Pre-K through 12th grade will receive both breakfast and lunch at no cost each school day.
CEP allows eligible schools to provide free, nutritious meals to all students regardless of household income. No action is required from parents or guardians—no applications to complete and no meal fees to pay. Just one more way we’re working to support student health and academic success.
A la carte items (such as ice cream, chips, beverages, etc.) will be available for purchase at all schools. Students must have money in hand or funds in their account to buy these items. Payments for a la carte items, second meals, or any prior meal balances can be made in person with cash or check, or online through the Infinite Campus Parent Portal.
If you have any questions, please reach out to Elizabeth Bohler with the Wilkes County School Nutrition Department at bohlere@wilkes.k12.ga.us or 706-678-2718.
about 1 month ago, Wilkes County Schools
We encourage all families, staff, and community members to explore the Wilkes County Schools Strategic Plan to learn how we are working together to provide excellent educational opportunities for every student. Your support and involvement are vital as we bring this plan to life and strive for Excellence Without Exception.
Supply lists and open house dates and times will be published soon.
about 2 months ago, Wilkes County Schools
Congratulations, Class of 2025! Your hard work and determination have brought you to this moment. You’ve shown strength, creativity, and heart every step of the way. We are so proud of all you’ve achieved. Go out there and make your mark on the world!
3 months ago, Wilkes County Schools
WWCHS final grades have been posted.
3 months ago, Cassandra Brown
The 2024-2025 school year is complete! We wish all of our Wilkes County students, families, and staff a safe, fun, and restful summer! Enjoy your adventures, keep reading, and we’ll see you soon for the new school year!
