Mrs. Baker’s Tigers are excited to support our team for Homecoming 2022.
Who said rainy recesses are boring? Mrs. Baker’s class thought that inside recess “might be better than normal recess!”
FACE PAINT!!! Go Tigers!
Because of our building project this year, our elementary bus kids are dropped off at the high school entrance. WCHS principal Brock Funke and WCHS counselor Ali Busch greet our elementary kids with high fives every morning. What a great way to start the day!
#betigetstrong
Homecoming morning breakfast continues…
Washington County has some pretty great kids! What an awesome start to our Homecoming Friday! #BeTigerStrong
WCJH Volleyball Heads to Republic County tomorrow (9/24/22). Come out and support your tigers! Good Luck coaches and athletes!
Our jh girls XC team is working hard and competing well. Today was a good test of their mental toughness with it being chilly and damp and a big number of runners. Nora was our top finisher in 6th place, Kurenai was 13th and both of those girls were in the 7th grade division. Charley was in the 8th grade division and got 11th. Way to go, girls!
Crisp fall weather had our lady Tiger XC team excited to run FAST. 3/4 of our girls had a PR today in Seneca. We saw true grit by all 4 girls today. Seneca has a 100 yard gradual hill to end the race and the girls battled right up it! Kenzie was our top finisher with 3rd place, Kiersten was 10th, Makenna was 36th, and Alyssa was 46th. Way to go!
Cool, crisp, and damp was the weather today, but focused, excited, and FAST were our high school boys xc team today in Seneca. We had 2 PR’s and several that were within seconds of theirs. Top finisher for us was Garrison with a PR and 11th place, Brody 16th, Connor 40th, Tucker 42nd, Blake 49th all in the varsity race. In the JV race Ryan was 14th and Garrett was 15th with a PR. Way to go, Boys!
Crisp fall weather had our lady Tiger XC team excited to run FAST. 3/4 of our girls had a PR today in Seneca. We saw true grit by all 4 girls today. Seneca has a 100 yard gradual hill to end the race and the girls battled right up it!
Game day flags are ready to be distributed to the businesses who were gracious enough to purchase them and fly them for game days. The flags will be hung tomorrow just in time for the homecoming parade. Join the school for the parade downtown on Friday, September 23rd.
We discovered that having teammates to help lighten the load on a task or activity is much better than trying to do it all ourselves! A fun activity the upper elementary enjoyed in counseling this week!
Teamwork: Two or more people working together to accomplish a task or goal. In counseling we are learning what it takes to be a great teammate and practicing those skills with an activity.
Kindergarten has been busy drawing and coloring tigers to show our school spirit this week for Homecoming. Go Tigers!!
First grade spent time this week adding nouns to “Noun Town”. It has been a popular place to visit!
Mrs. Hasker’s 7th graders learning about dialogue and writing rules today. They did a nice job! #betigerstrong
Thank you to the Washington County Conservation District for the great presentation to our students yesterday.
Mrs. Bruna’s accounting class learning all about assets, liabilities, owner’s equity, and listing each on a Chart of Accounts. Great real world application! #betigerstrong
Zach with a nice stowaway dimensional lumber bed. What a great way to add storage under the bed. Zach did a great job on his bed woods project.
