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Eli made a top-notch butcher block out of native oak he brought in. This will be great for cutting up smoked meats and wild game. Good job, Eli!

Madison constructed a well-made nightstand out of beech wood. Her partner in crime, Maggie, helped her along the way. Good job, Madison!

Jacob built a cool outdoor table made out of oak. He even freehand routered his last name and did a great job; it almost looks laser-engraved. To top off the design, he branded his family's brand into the tabletop. Good job, Jacob!

Anna built a nice modern-style shoe rack out of hackberry. This type of project could also be used as a TV stand. I really like hackberry finished naturally. Good job, Anna!

Lyle made a nice cutting board out of ash and hackberry. The juice groove and drilled hole that help slide chopped vegetables into the pan are a nice addition. Good job, Lyle!

Chayse made a neat jersey display case frame out of oak. This will look nice in any man cave or game room. Good job, Chayse!

Taste of Forensics Performances
7:00pm
WCHS Gym
Desserts and Entertainment!
$5.00 per person

Brayttan made a "rustic-X" desk/TV stand out of dimensional lumber. He burnt it to give it that extra rustic look. Good job, Brayttan!

The Tiger Golf team greeted students this morning. The elementary students love when the big students come to visit us.

Taste of Forensics Performances
Friday, April 24
7:00pm
WCHS gym
Desserts and Entertainment!
$5.00 per person

We have a Belleville Invitational champion! Tucker Huband carded an 80 and won the tournament on the first playoff hole. The rest of the team had one of those days, that we want to learn from and move on. Tiger scores were as follows: Tucker Huband-80 Owen Svanda-97 Braylen Meier-97 Noah Hoover-98 Mayze Miller-101 Easton Finlayson- 105

Today teachers worked through the 4th and final day of training in Adaptive Schools. We learned new strategies and looked at how this training will help us improve student learning throughout the rest of the year and beyond.

Taste of Forensics
Friday, April 24 at 7:00pm
WCHS Gymnasium
$5 entry fee

Taste of Forensics Performances - Friday, April 24 at 7:00pm in the Gymnasium. $5.00 per person - all proceeds go to the drama department.

We competed at the State Powerlifting meet on Saturday. It was a great meet for Gavyn and Michael. We ended up 19th as a team with over 40 teams in attendance. That's pretty impressive and says how well these two performed on Saturday.
Gavyn: 1st in Clean/ 2nd Squat/ 3rd Overall
Michael: 3rd in Clean/ 4th Squat/ 4th Overall

Come see Rowley perform at the Taste of Forensics event this Friday, April 24 at 7:00pm in the gym. $5 per person.

Don't miss Anna's performance at Taste of Forensics THIS FRIDAY, April 24 at 7:00 in the WCHS gym. Entry is $5.00 at the door and includes desserts and great entertainment from many of this year's state forensic's team - like Anna. All proceeds go to the WCHS drama program.

Hello Tigers
     
There is a lot going on at WCHS this time of year including some field trips, lots of activities and everyone is gearing up for the end of the year. Make sure you're checking the school calendar for events and ,if you haven't already, download the app. 

Reminder - No School on Monday, students will return on Tuesday. 

Have a great week!

Washington hosted JV golf at Cedar Hills on Thursday, and the tigers had a great day golfing. We were able to improve our scores from the first JV meet. This group has great upside to them. Scores and placings: Charlie Bruna- 49 4th Rien Pospichal- 49 5th Owen Svanda- 51 9th Carter Cole- 51 10th Easton Finlayson- 52 Konner Chandler- 65

Help us in keeping our facilities looking amazing!!