Jonathan built a beautiful bowl and an end-grain cutting board. The cutting board is made out of walnut, oak, ash, and beech. The bowl is purple heart and walnut. His attention to detail makes his projects exceptional. Good job, Jonathan!
The boys had the opportunity to hold doors open for our future Tiger football players and cheerleaders. These opportunities give our boys a chance to inspire future students to participate in athletics and demonstrate role model behaviors.
Regional XC after more 2 sleeps!
Our parents are AMAZING. Food for tonight's conferences was so good. THANK YOU!
Tonight during Conferences: Sophomore Parent Meeting - Reminder that the money raised during Freshman and Sophomore year is the money used to plan prom and pay for graduation expenses.
The High School XC team was on the "hunt" today. They had 45 minutes to complete a scavenger hunt around town. Be sure to ask them what they had to hunt and find! Rewards will be given tomorrow!
Come see our talented students bring the Old West to life in "The Last One Seen at the Scene of the Crime" – a funny, family-friendly high school play.
📆 Saturday, Nov. 15 @ 7 pm
📆 Sunday, Nov. 16 @ 2 pm
💵 Admission: $5
📍WCHS Gym
Suspects. Secrets. You in?
Mrs. Carlson will be hosting an Open Forum Meeting each night of conferences from 6:30 - 7:30 PM. The information provided in this meeting pertains to the Junior High and High School side. All are welcome!
FBLA's Tiger Designs was thrilled to partner with the Washington County Hospital and create apparel for hospital employees. We were able to make shirts in colors not usually made here at school. We appreciate the hospital for this opportunity!
The calm before the storm. Come out and support your WCHS Band at Bandtober at Riley County High School. We Perform at 11am on the football field.
Congratulations to the following students on receiving awards from ACT for having taken the Pre-Act as 9th grade students. This was part of the newly launched PreACT Rising Stars program. These students were ranked nationally against the entire body of test takers.
Early Scholar:
Adelyn Oakes/Brecklyn Beikmann/Charlie Yungeberg/Gavin McClellan/Braylen Meier/Christopher Kern/Hayden Eccles
Rising Scholar:
Madison Linck/Zoe Sawin/Anna L'Ecuyer/Nora Brabec/Witt Keesecker
Distinguished Scholar:
Rowley Keesecker
Early Scholar:
Adelyn Oakes/Brecklyn Beikmann/Charlie Yungeberg/Gavin McClellan/Braylen Meier/Christopher Kern/Hayden Eccles
Rising Scholar:
Madison Linck/Zoe Sawin/Anna L'Ecuyer/Nora Brabec/Witt Keesecker
Distinguished Scholar:
Rowley Keesecker
Tigers drop the third set 15-25. Not for lack of heart, lack of hustle, or lack of competitive spirit. They played a great game! ❤️🐅🖤
Tigers ready to start the 3rd set with Inman. Shout-Out to these ladies for leading chants and cheers! Let's Go Tigers! ❤️🐅🖤
Lady Tigers drop 2 to Wichita Central Christian 13-25, 14-25.
Lady Tigers fall to a strong #1 Moundridge. 13-25, 10-25. Keep Fighting Tigers! Next opponent - Wichita Central Christian. ❤️🐅
🐾 Washington County Tigers Volleyball Season Wrap-Up 🐾
The Tigers wrapped up their season against Clifton-Clyde, closing out a year full of growth, learning, and teamwork. 🏐
From the first serve to the final point, this group of athletes has shown resilience, determination, and a willingness to keep improving. Throughout the season, they’ve gained confidence, built stronger communication, and developed a deeper understanding of the game — both individually and as a team.
While every match brought its own challenges, these Tigers continued to show heart and pride in representing Washington County. The progress made this season goes far beyond the scoreboard — it’s about teamwork, trust, and growth.
We’re proud of how far they’ve come and excited for what’s ahead in seasons to come.
🐯 Proud to be a Tiger — always. 🔴⚫
The Tigers wrapped up their season against Clifton-Clyde, closing out a year full of growth, learning, and teamwork. 🏐
From the first serve to the final point, this group of athletes has shown resilience, determination, and a willingness to keep improving. Throughout the season, they’ve gained confidence, built stronger communication, and developed a deeper understanding of the game — both individually and as a team.
While every match brought its own challenges, these Tigers continued to show heart and pride in representing Washington County. The progress made this season goes far beyond the scoreboard — it’s about teamwork, trust, and growth.
We’re proud of how far they’ve come and excited for what’s ahead in seasons to come.
🐯 Proud to be a Tiger — always. 🔴⚫
Saddle up, partner — Fort Nugget is calling! 🤠
Our crew has worked hard to bring this western store to life on stage. Come see it for yourself!
🎭 Last One Seen at the Scene of the Crime
🗓️ Nov. 15 @ 7:00p.m. | Nov. 16 @ 2:00p.m.
📍 WCHS Gym
💥 Bring the whole posse — it’s a family-friendly comedy!
Astronomy Night was a great success last night! We had 18 students come enjoy the stars and planets using the school's new telescope.
Hello Tigers!! Here is your Weekly Newsletter. There is some really important information in this one, so make sure to look at all of it. Highlights: P/T Conference Info, Sports Recognition Info, Sophomore Parent Mtg, & Activity Calendar. Please reach out with any questions! Have a great week!!
