Washington County Schools

Thank you to Washington County Magistrate Judge Cohorst for coming to visit with our 9th grade class yesterday. He plans to visit with 10-12 in the next couple of weeks. Creating a space where students can be reminded that our directives at school are to implement systems that ultimately help them grow and keep them safe. That can be looked at from all areas of social/emotional, academic, athletics/activities, and preparation for the future. The choices, interactions, relationships, etc. now, can impact things that are sometimes hard to see in the future. Judge Cohorst has that experience that really can give insight into why those pieces are so important today and tomorrow.

Make sure to order your JH Volleyball buttons - and all other fall teams!

School Picture Day is Thursday, September 10th. Here are the codes for ordering photos K-12. If your child is on a sports team this season, make sure they bring their uniform.

8th grade parents If you have a student in Mrs. Bruna's Business Essentials class, they need to bring a box to school tomorrow, Wednesday, September 9. The box should be no bigger than a shoebox but at least as big as a granola bar box. We are starting to build our businesses. Examples of acceptable boxes: granola bars, crackers, gram cracker, small cereal boxes, Little Debbie snack boxes, etc.

JV football went to Frankfort Monday. Came up short. Able to get our younger guys field time and game reps. We believe this is first JV game in 3 years. The opportunity for player development through these games is invaluable. Now to get ready for Week Two. Let's get better this week Tigers 🐅🏈🐅🏈

In remembrance of September 11 at the end of the week StuCo has decided to make tomorrow's Volleyball Tri theme at Onaga America 250. Come dressed to Support our Lady Tigers in your finest Red, White, and Blues!!

Hello Tigers, 

     Check out your Activity Calendar for the upcoming week. Don't forget, NO SCHOOL on Monday for Labor Day. 

Have a great week!

Our 17 JH runners ran today at the Marysville meet. The Marysville course is very tough even on a nice day and today was horribly hot, but all of our Tigers finished. The majority of our runners ran their first distance race today, and the effort given was top notch. They only medaled the top 5, and we had a medalist! Way to go, Elijah. The coaches are proud of these kids.

Our XC teams headed to Marysville for a very hot meet. The feel like temperature was right at or above 100 degrees while our high school kids ran. Coaches are so proud of our kids for toughing it out. The high school races saw a lot of kids go down, and our kids hung right in there. Atticus wasn't able to finish today, but everyone else made it and with today's conditions and course, that's an accomplishment worthy of being proud of! https://results.blacksquirreltiming.com/meets/76396

2026 Football Season kicked off last night. Unfortunately, we came up short against the Frankfort Wildcats 28-44. The boys played hard all 4 quarters and are ready to start preparing for next Friday! Thank you, Tiger Family, for coming out and supporting the team!

Tune into KNDY around 12 pm and 5 pm to hear our student and staff voices on TIGER TALK.

Here is the link if you miss it: https://sunflowerstateradio.com/2026/09/04/%f0%9f%8e%99%ef%b8%8f-washington-county-high-schools-the-tiger-talk/

Don't forget, KNDY is covering the game tonight. KNDY 95.5

A pep Rally for the first home high school football game. Kickoff against the Frankfort Wildcats is at 7:30 PM. Make sure to stay hydrated in the stands. Let's Go Tigers!!

Come Join us or Watch at Home

High School students interested in joining art club need to turn their $20 dues in to Mrs. Toole or Janessa by Tuesday.

Game day is Finally Here! Join StuCo in Blacking Out our stadium. We play Frankfort at 7:30pm be here and be LOUD! Band and Cheer kids along with our Student Council is excited for a Tiger Win!!

🏐❤️ FIRST GAME IN THE BOOKS ❤️🏐

What a great way to start the season! I am SO proud of these girls and excited to watch them grow throughout the season!

A TEAM: Our A Team came out strong and finished with a great win, 25–16 and 25–23! They stayed focused, worked together, and fought for every point.

B TEAM: Our B Team battled hard all night, winning the first set 25–22 before dropping the next two 13–25 and 10–15. Even without the overall W, there was so much to be proud of—their effort, fight, and growth were incredible!

C TEAM: Our C Team got the opportunity to play a set and made the most of it with a 25–10 WIN!

Thank you to everyone who came out to support and cheer on our girls! Your support means so much!

So proud of this team! 🐯🏐

Come join us or watch at home.

Schedule for Onaga- Sept 8th

When it is really hot outside, our 4PK kiddos love to do water painting on the playground :)