Congratulations to WWCHS Students of the Month for January!
First row: Jalaya Wynn, Mario Palacios, Angel Ferrerya Aguilar, Gracie Thompson, Kaylee Grimaud, Reina Corrales, and Fiona Li
Back Row: Kelcey Wright, Jordan Dawson, Tyreako Bailey, and Ki'Myra Booker
Not pictured: Christopher Harris and Daekwon Ferrell
WWCHS is proud to be a recipient of @CollegeBoard's Female Diversity Award for AP Computer Science Principles. Research shows that female students who take #APCSP in high school are more than five times as likely to major in computer science in college. Click link for article. https://5il.co/2conr
The after school program will not be in session on Tuesday January 9th. After school will resume on Wednesday January 10th.
The safety of our staff and students is always our top priority. The wind predictions of 30-40+ mph exceed the safety threshold of school buses, creating dangerous conditions for our students and drivers. With this in mind, the decision has been made to make tomorrow, January 9th, a virtual learning day for Wilkes County Schools.
Students will need to log into Google Classroom or the school website for assignments. We look forward to seeing everyone on Wednesday, January 10th.
Report cards go home January 3, 2024.
Students in grades 9-11 will receive a course request for 2024-25 school year. This form is due to homeroom teachers by February 1, 2024. 10th grade student also received a letter regarding the immunization requirements for 11th grade. Updated Immunization forms (3231) are due by August 5, 2024.
AP students received a fee letter.
Winter Break
Thursday, December 14, 2023, will be the last day for the Afterschool program this semester.
Afterschool will resume on Monday, January 8, 2024.
WWCHS would like to take a moment to congratulate the CTAE department!! Last night, they hosted the CTAE Chamber Power Hour to showcase our CTAE Program, including tours of our CTAE labs hosted by students. A big thank you goes out to Dr. Finnell, the teachers and the Washington-Wilkes Chamber of Commerce for highlighting our wonderful program.
Milestone Testing will begin on Wednesday, December 6th and end on Wednesday, December 13th.
Parents: Please be mindful of the adjusted period times for testing if you need to pick your students up from school.
Georgia Colleges that are waiving their application fee for the month of November. Please click the link below to see the list of all of the colleges.
https://shorturl.at/kqzNW
First nine weeks, no tardy. Congratulations from WWCHS!!
Congratulations to all our High School Honor Roll students!!!
Introducing the Wilkes County Schools' Care Room! This space is dedicated to providing essential items such as clothing, shoes, school supplies, hygiene products, and non-perishable food. You can request these items to be sent to your child's school, or you can schedule a time to personally select the items you need. To make a request, access our Student Services webpage below for the request form, or reach out to our Student Support Facilitator, Lisbeth Sanchez, at sanchezl@wilkes.k12.ga.us.
https://www.wilkes.k12.ga.us/page/student-support-copy
Join our WWCHS team!!!!
Congratulations to Mr. Dixon
Wilkes County Schools is holding a substitute teacher training on October 3rd. The training will start at 9 a.m. at the Wilkes County Board of Education. All fees are waived! Please call 706-678-2718 to register!
Forms to receive a flu shot at school are DUE this FRIDAY, Sept 22! Refer to last week's post or to our website http://www.wilkes.k12.ga.us to download a copy if you need another one!
Wilkes County Afterschool Program starts next Monday, September 11th!
Congratulations to Washington Wilkes Comprehensive High School on being ranked in US News & World Report's Best High Schools Ranking for 2023-2024! Thank you to the dedicated teachers and staff who make this success possible and empower our students to thrive!
https://www.usnews.com/education/best-high-schools/georgia/rankings
Congratulations to Amanda Li on winning the Farm Bureau District 4 Art Competition. Amanda advanced to the next level of competition which included 16 counties, and won first place. Amanda is an 11th grade honor student at WWCHS.
