Winfield City Schools

Our Cosmetology and Barbering Students visited Shear Artistry Salon and The Salon Professional Academy, in Madison, AL. At Shear Artistry Beaute’ Center, Owner/Cosmetologist Stacey shared insights on the business aspect of being a Cosmetologist. Additionally, students explored various hair extensions and wigs at a wig and beauty store. Later, they toured The Salon Professional Academy, Huntsville, engaging with both students and the financial team to learn about the costs of attending and education in cosmetology school there.

Students at Winfield City Schools enjoyed their Leap Day meal today.

Today is Leap Day and we are having a special treat for lunch! Nothing better than getting an extra day to serve the students we love before saying goodbye to February & HELLO to MARCH!

Tune-in to WKXM at 7:30am It is time for the weekly Pirate Spotlight!! This week we will hear from Mrs. Handley and a few of her students from WCS Career & Technical Academy: Cosmetology and Barbering Department - Your Host....The 1 and ONLY Mr. Doug Threadgill!!!!!

Bus Drivers Needed!!

WCHS fire management class tours the Alabama Fire College.

We will be celebrating National School Breakfast next week! Students and staff, be “shore” to stop by the cafeteria on March 4th – 8th to enjoy some nutritious breakfast.

March lunch menus.

WCHS students participate in Engineering Day at The University of Alabama.

Congratulations to these students for participating and winning the Bevil State Torch Competition. Our students could not stay for the awards ceremony; therefore, we had our ceremony in the commons. Creative Drawing – Madison Stark – 1st place Female Vocal Solo – Kalee Upton – 1st place Dramatic Monologue – Grayson Webb – 2nd place Instrumental Solo Percussion – Lee Bailey – 3rd place Instrumental Solo Woodwind – Jeremiah Conner – 3rd place Public Speaking – Luke Spillers – 3rd place; Kennah Lacy – 1st place Child Development – Alison Ballinger – 2nd place; Regan Pendley – Ist place Algebra – Walt Hennicke – 3rd place; Leah Jungels – 1st place Anatomy – Baron Smith – 2nd place Biology – Paige Lacy – 3rd place Business – Saylor Winkles – 3rd place; Abby Alexander – 2nd place Chemistry – Breck Mays – 1st place English Grammar – Gunner Cagle – 3rd place English Literature – Cheyenne McGoudh – 3rd place Geometry – Ben Culpepper – 2nd place Physics – Kaleb Oliver – 2nd place US History – Joseph Claborn – 2nd place

Winfield City Schools Child Nutrition is celebrating Mardi Gras in the cafeterias at Winfield Elementary School and Winfield Middle School today. Winfield High School will celebrate on Monday.

Don't miss Coach Cunningham and some of the Lady Pirate Varsity Basketball players...they are in the studio with Winfield's one and only Mr. Doug Threadgill-@7:30. Tune-in! Go Pirates! 🏴‍☠️

The last day to purchase a 2024 Pirate Yearbook is Friday, March 15. Forms are available in the school office or you can order online via the school website. The cost is $60. https://www.balfour.com/alabama/winfield/winfield-city-schools/yearbook-packages

Senior parents ....our last scheduled FAFSA help event is Tuesday, February 20th, from 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. in the library. Completing the FAFSA is a requirement for graduation.

Members of the WCHS Student Council handed out “sweets” today to wish the student body a Sweet Valentine’s Day.

Join the Winfield City High School Concert Band and Fayette County High School “Pride of the Tigers” Symphonic Band as they come together for a joint concert in preparation for Music Performance Assessment! February 15th, 7:00 PM Winfield First Baptist Church

Winfield City Schools Child Nutrition is serving up fresh strawberries this week at lunch. Antioxidants in strawberries, including vitamin C, can support your immune system and may lower your chances of getting sick when you’re around germs. They also help curb inflammation, manage your blood sugar, and guard against health conditions like high cholesterol, cancer, heart disease, stroke, and diabetes.

Toby Slough, a well-known children’s author, spoke with Winfield City School’s students on Monday, February 12th. He told students about mental health issues and how to persevere and accomplish great things!

Seniors - a requirement for the Bevill State and Winfield Foundation scholarships is to have completed the FAFSA. The FAFSA needs to be completed by March. See Mr. Isom or Mrs. Taylor for help with the FAFSA. The next FAFSA workshop is Tuesday, February 20, from 1-3 pm in the library. Also having completed the FAFSA is a requirement for graduation.

Winfield City High School will host a FAFSA help event in the library on Monday, February 12, 2024, from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m.. Parents will need to bring 2022 tax information. This application qualifies students for Pell Grant, loans, work-study programs, and other types of financial aid for college, and many scholarships require that the FAFSA be submitted. Submitting the FAFSA is now a graduation requirement for all high school seniors in the state.