Washington County Schools

THANK YOU to Wann Wreaths...this business run by sisters, Aimee Sharp and Angela Lindquist kindly donated masks to USD 108! We appreciate it very much!

almost 3 years ago, Brock Funke

The last Junior High Mixer of the 2020-2021 school year was put on by the JH STUCO. The students ate, visited, played basketball, danced, and had lots of fun!

almost 3 years ago, Mistina Baker

Congratulations to the WCHS golf team for taking 1st at the Republic County Invitational. Taking 1st place was Kobe Hoover, 3rd place was Konner Gepner, 6th was Miles Miller, 11th was Mason Miller, tying for 16th was Carson Kearn and tying for 32nd was Cody Metz. #betigerstrong

almost 3 years ago, Brock Funke

Bruna Secures $10,000 Financial Education Grant Palo Alto, Calif., UPDATED: Apr 28, 2021 - Next Gen Personal Finance (NGPF), a non-profit committed to ensuring that ALL students leave high school with the skills needed to thrive in an increasingly complex financial world, is pleased to announce Washington County High School was one of the first 141 schools that are groundbreaking recipients of the NGPF Gold Standard Challenge grants. The NGPF Gold Standard Challenge recognizes and rewards high schools that commit to ensuring that all students receive a one-semester personal finance course before crossing the graduation stage. Each of the schools has received board approval for a one-semester personal finance course to be taken by ALL students with implementation to take place over the next several years. The $10,000 grant funds may be used to modify curriculum, promote the course, engage with parents, host community events, or enhance classroom technology as long as the funds are spent solely on implementing and improving the personal finance course. Starting with the graduating class of 2024, every student at WCHS will be required to take one semester of personal finance during his/her junior or senior year. High school business teacher Michelle Bruna was instrumental in securing the grant for WCHS. Bruna stated, “I believe financial education is one of the most important topics needed by students, and I am ecstatic Mr. Funke and the school board believe it too.”

almost 3 years ago, Michelle Bruna

APRIL 26-30 IS EVERY KID HEALTHY WEEK! Today is Fitness Friday, focusing on physical activity and active play. Try these fun and creative ideas at home: https://www.actionforhealthykids.org/activity/common-objects-fun-and-games-with-household-items/ For more ideas, go to https://www.actionforhealthykids.org/every-kid-healthy-week-resources/

almost 3 years ago, Lisa Ouellette

Mark your calendars for the upcoming FFA Plant Sale on Saturday, May 8th from 8AM-11AM.

almost 3 years ago, Brock Funke

Come visit the art show when you go to the WCHS Spring concert tonight at 7pm.

almost 3 years ago, Erin Toole

Custodian Kenny is cleaning a spot of orange paint out of the carpet and these 4th graders are amazed! Or, are they staying interested to avoid multiplying fractions in math!?

almost 3 years ago, Mistina Baker

APRIL 26-30 IS EVERY KID HEALTHY WEEK! Today is Thoughtful Thursday, focusing on connectedness, relationship skills, and social awareness. Try focusing on bringing family meals back, learn to reconnect with these tips: https://www.actionforhealthykids.org/activity/eating-meals-as-a-family/ Find more ideas here: https://www.actionforhealthykids.org/every-kid-healthy-week-resources/

almost 3 years ago, Lisa Ouellette