Washington County Schools

Witt made a quality bookcase for his grandmother out of oak. He is also pictured with a neat walnut and ash cutting board. He worked hard to get these done before Christmas. Good job, Witt!

Joree made a well-built cubby hole organizer to take with her to college. She made it out of birch. These come in handy to add storage space to an area. Good job, Joree!

Students in Earth Science designed earthquake resistant structures to hold eggs during an earthquake. Testing took place today.

Students in Earth Science designed earthquake resistant buildings to hold an egg during an earthquake. Testing took place today.

Maggie built a nice nightstand out of beech wood. Her partner in crime pictured here helped her finish the nightstand before Christmas. Good job, Maggie, and thanks to Madison for the help as well !

Students in STEM designed boats to carry cargo. They tested them yesterday in class.

Students in Biology have investigated the presence of bacteria in our school by sampling different areas for bacteria and incubating them in Petri dishes. Some results were quite surprising!

Carter made a beautiful duck and goose call. The duck call is made out of cocobolo wood with a brass band. The goose call with the copper band turned out neat as well. He has made some quality game calls the last few months. Good job, Carter!

Today was June birthday lunch. Thank you to the family and friends who came to help celebrate June student birthdays. (4th-6th grade)

Today was June birthday lunch. Thank you to the family and friends who came to help celebrate June student birthdays. (Kindergarten - 3rd grade)

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Ms. Gauby's ELA classes completed their studies on Don Quixote with trips to the office to save Heather. We prepared ourselves just like Don would have prepared! The students loved sneaking down the hallway to the office and checking on our beloved secretary! Long live chivalry!

Our Tiger Boys get the win over Smith Center! 56-49 It was another hard fought game. Congratulations Boys. We travel to Hanover on Friday to square off against the #1 team in 1A

Students in Earth science are making structures to hold eggs during an earthquake. Testing will commence on Thursday.

Mrs. Baker's class concluded their Geology unit with a research project and presentation using Google Slides. Ask them to tell you information on volcanos, tsunamis, and earthquakes!

Yearbooks as gifts? Absolutely!
Take home last year’s book NOW and preorder this year’s—each only $40.

Email etoole@usd108.org to order.

This is what your school cafeteria looks like when "Pickles the Elf" gets into mischief! USD 108 WSCO Schools loves Anna and her kitchen crew, Erin and Christopher!

The girls JH had a heartbreaking loss tonight. Luckey hit a long guarded 3 to tie the game. Then stole the ball and won on last second shot. We might have lost but we continue to get better and the girls effort was A+. The B team played well and came away with a good win.

Don't forget - if your 9-12th grade student is interested in forensics they should come see Mrs. Toole this week.

Hello Tigers, 

       Attached you will find the final newsletter of the 2025 year. You will find some info for the upcoming week as well as activities hosted over the Winter Break. Some of the information is repeated, because it's important - like the 7-12 MUSIC CONCERT IS THURSDAY, DEC. 18TH @ 7PM. 

Be on the lookout in January for our Welcome Back Newsletter!

Have a wonderful Winter Break!!