Tiger Blankets are now available. Cost is $20. Check out the advertisement made in Business Communications class.
Volleyball Weekend!
Tiger hats! Prices and examples in picture. We can customize and change to a different hat color.
We have these 3 shirts in stock but if you need a different size or color, contact tigerdesigns@usd108.org and we will make you one.
Short Sleeve: $12 for a S-XL, add $2 for a 2XL, $4 for 3XL or 4XL.
Long sleeve $15 for a S-XL, add $2 for a 2XL, $4 for 3XL or 4XL.
Short Sleeve: $12 for a S-XL, add $2 for a 2XL, $4 for 3XL or 4XL.
Long sleeve $15 for a S-XL, add $2 for a 2XL, $4 for 3XL or 4XL.
INTRODUCING THE 2026–2027 WCHS YEARBOOK THEME!
This year, we’re heading OFF THE TRAIL!
The outdoors are woven into the lives of many of our students and families. So this year, we’re taking that familiar territory and making it our own. OFF THE TRAIL is all about stepping outside the ordinary, finding your own path, and capturing the moments that make this school year uniquely ours.
Our yearbook crew will be hitting the trail as: Trailblazers — our yearbook staff, Shutter Crew — our photographers, and Spotters — our proofreaders
Expect camouflage, outdoor-inspired graphics, a little ruggedness, and plenty of memories from the 2026–2027 school year.
OFF THE TRAIL at Washington County.
Don't miss your chance to pre-order this book for only $37 - only until September 30.
This year, we’re heading OFF THE TRAIL!
The outdoors are woven into the lives of many of our students and families. So this year, we’re taking that familiar territory and making it our own. OFF THE TRAIL is all about stepping outside the ordinary, finding your own path, and capturing the moments that make this school year uniquely ours.
Our yearbook crew will be hitting the trail as: Trailblazers — our yearbook staff, Shutter Crew — our photographers, and Spotters — our proofreaders
Expect camouflage, outdoor-inspired graphics, a little ruggedness, and plenty of memories from the 2026–2027 school year.
OFF THE TRAIL at Washington County.
Don't miss your chance to pre-order this book for only $37 - only until September 30.
Home Game!
Important Info if you are traveling to Axtell tomorrow for HS Volleyball.
Good Luck Tigers!!
Good Luck Tigers!!
We know it isn't October yet but the cool weather has us excited for Fall, so we are breaking out our PINK early! Help us to Pink Out the stadium tomorrow night. In Honor of Breast Cancer survivors, and in memory of those we have lost, as well as those who are currently battling. Come dressed head to Toe in Pink! And don't forget to cheer on the little tiger clinic kids as well!
Our first cool XC meet for our Junior High was also a wet one. Our kids ran great at Nemaha Central today. Elijah was our top runner at 12:54 and was just 2 places out of medals. Our list of athletes that had season bests today is long.... great mental toughness and hard work: Cole, Keifer, Elijah, Darren, Henley, Hunter, Liam, Carter, Noah, Paxton, Wyatt, Hendrix, Jordy, Madix, Kinsley, and Charlotte.
Our High School XC team showed true grit and competitiveness today at the Nemaha Central Meet in Seneca. It rained before and during both races. It was a sloppy, slick, and chilly mess, but our kids did great. Atticus was our top finisher at 14th with a time of 18:41 in the varsity race. Lyle won the JV race with a 19:42. Collin battles through with real shin splints. On the girls side, Nora and Madison were our top finishers at 41st and 42nd in the varsity. Bella was one place out of medaling in the JV race.
Atticus, Lyle, Dallas, Angel, Addy, Susy, Aubri, Nora, Bella, and Madison all ran season best times today!
JH Football scored a go ahead touchdown late in the 4th quarter to notch their 1st victory this season. Tigers over D-West 22-18.
Good Job Tigers!
🏐❤️ ANOTHER WIN IN THE BOOKS! ❤️🏐
OurJH girls took on D-West tonight and showed SO much fight and will to win! This team continues to battle, believe in each other, and grow every time they step on the court.
A TEAM:
After dropping the first set 7–25, the girls battled back and won two incredibly close sets 26–24 and 26–24! What a comeback!
B TEAM:
Started strong with a 25–21 win, then fought hard through the next two sets, 19–25 and 11–15. So proud of their effort and determination!
C TEAM:
Fought hard but fell 13–25 and 16–25. They continued to battle and showed so much heart on the court!
Lots of fight. Lots of heart. Lots to be proud of.
So proud of this team and the way they continue to push themselves and each other!
OurJH girls took on D-West tonight and showed SO much fight and will to win! This team continues to battle, believe in each other, and grow every time they step on the court.
A TEAM:
After dropping the first set 7–25, the girls battled back and won two incredibly close sets 26–24 and 26–24! What a comeback!
B TEAM:
Started strong with a 25–21 win, then fought hard through the next two sets, 19–25 and 11–15. So proud of their effort and determination!
C TEAM:
Fought hard but fell 13–25 and 16–25. They continued to battle and showed so much heart on the court!
Lots of fight. Lots of heart. Lots to be proud of.
So proud of this team and the way they continue to push themselves and each other!
Thank you to Bruna Implement for being our Classroom to Careers sponsor! Also thank you to Leann Martin and Kelly McGatlin for taking the time to talk to the 6th graders about your busy jobs! It's a full time job making sure that farmers keep going during harvest!!! We appreciate Bruna Implement for all they do!
Our High School STUCO Leadership team traveled to Minneapolis HS today to take part in the Regional STUCO Conference. The team was treated to key not speaker Dustin Galyon and then broke out into small groups for more ideas to unite our student body, get ALL our kids involved in community outreach and service projects, and of course come up with new ideas to make our school events more interactive, engaging, fun, and exciting! Their favorite quote from today "Leadership is not about the small world in you, it's about the large world of other people you can help".
It's a great day to be a Tiger.
Washington County FFA members competed in the North Central District Land and Homesite Evaluation Competition yesterday hosted by the Abilene FFA Chapter. Students learn to evaluate soil texture, structure, slope and depth, as well as several additional factors that influence soil productivity and conservation efforts. WCHS took the top honors in both varsity divisions of the event, placing first in Land Judging and first in Homesite Evaluation.
In Land Judging, WCHS individual top 10 placers were:
Rowley Keesecker – 2nd
Witt Keesecker – 3rd
In the area of Homesite Evaluation, Top 10 Individuals were:
Cayden Meadows – 1st Place Individual
Rowley Keesecker – 2nd
Witt Keesecker – 3rd
Christopher Kern – 4th
Madison Thompson – 5th
Kane Scheer – 8th
The WCHS FFA Greenhand Team also had a great day, placing 2nd in the Greenhand Division and top 10 finishers included:
Spencer Kern – 2nd
Bentley Stallbaumer – 3rd
Reid Scheer – 6th
Congratulations to all of the students that participated and represented our high school, and good luck, as several of these students prepare for the State Land and Homesite Competition next week!
The Washington County FFA Chapter first year members, known as "Greenhands" attended the 2026 Greenhand Conference hosted by Ell Saline High School last week. Students participated in leadership training, career exploration and team building activities, as well as learned about several supervised agricultural experiences available to FFA members. Rowley Keesecker, North Central District Reporter, was one of the 6 District FFA Officers that facilitated the activities of the day. Congratulations to Reid Scheer, who finished 4th place in the Greenhand Leadership Information Exam. We are excited about this group of first year FFA members!
Thank you to Kelly McGatlin and LeAnn Martin for taking the time to talk to us
Don't miss your chance to get this year's yearbook for only $37! Price goes up on October 1.
❤️Senior Night ❤️
The energy was high tonight for our match ups with Hanover and Linn. A special SHOUT-OUT to our Seniors: Macie & Anna, we're so proud of you!
Go Tigers!
Yesterday, the Industrial Arts program was grateful to have Jim Bohling, Rod Stewart, Kannette Stewart, and Bill Lahodny spend the day helping our students mill lumber.
Their generosity went far beyond their time. They donated logs, equipment, and their expertise to help us produce quality lumber while keeping the cost of our woodworking projects as low as possible. Their willingness to share their resources and knowledge provides our students with valuable hands-on learning experiences that they may not otherwise have the opportunity to experience.
I cannot thank Jim, Rod, Kannette, and Bill enough for their tremendous contribution and continued support of the Industrial Arts program. I also want to thank Hayden E, Karsen, and Gavin for staying after school until late so we could finish milling the last logs. I am blessed to teach at a school where the kids are willing to lend a helping hand until the job is done. I also want to thank the students for helping in this process, and hopefully they learned a bit about milling lumber.
We were able to produce some beautiful ash and hackberry boards, as well as mill pin oak, elm, mulberry, and walnut. We are excited to put this locally sourced lumber to good use in future student projects!
Thank you again for investing your time, resources, and expertise in our students and our program. Your support is truly appreciated!
Their generosity went far beyond their time. They donated logs, equipment, and their expertise to help us produce quality lumber while keeping the cost of our woodworking projects as low as possible. Their willingness to share their resources and knowledge provides our students with valuable hands-on learning experiences that they may not otherwise have the opportunity to experience.
I cannot thank Jim, Rod, Kannette, and Bill enough for their tremendous contribution and continued support of the Industrial Arts program. I also want to thank Hayden E, Karsen, and Gavin for staying after school until late so we could finish milling the last logs. I am blessed to teach at a school where the kids are willing to lend a helping hand until the job is done. I also want to thank the students for helping in this process, and hopefully they learned a bit about milling lumber.
We were able to produce some beautiful ash and hackberry boards, as well as mill pin oak, elm, mulberry, and walnut. We are excited to put this locally sourced lumber to good use in future student projects!
Thank you again for investing your time, resources, and expertise in our students and our program. Your support is truly appreciated!
