Winfield City Schools

Congratulations to our seniors for their accomplishments on the ACT WorkKeys and to the outstanding educators for pushing them towards excellence! Recently the ACT WorkKeys was administered to the senior class at Winfield City High School. According to ACT.org, “ACT WorkKeys assessments are the cornerstone of ACT workforce solutions. The assessments measure foundational skills required for success in the workplace and help measure the workplace skills that can affect job performance.” Students are required to complete three component tests which are as follows: Applied Mathematics, Graphic Literacy, and Workplace Documents. The Alabama State Department of Education (ALSDE) recognizes students that score Silver standard or higher on all three component tests as career ready. The Winfield Senior class had 10 students earn the highest score Platinum, 21 students earn Gold, 30 students earn Silver, and 12 earn Bronze. Over 80% of the seniors taking the WorkKeys scored well enough to be considered career ready by ALSDE standards.

WCS November Lunch menus

Winfield Elementary will be conducting a food drive from November 1 through November 16. 2021! The grade level that donates the most items will receive a prize! This year we are asking that you send specific nonperishable items for each grade level. PreK- Boxed Macaroni Kindergarten-Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, or Boxed Stuffing First Grade- Corn or Cranberry Sauce Second Grade- Yams or Turnip Greens Third Grade- Green Beans or Peas Fourth Grade- Carrots or English Peas

Coco trick or treating in the library!

Firsties with flashlights reading their books!

First grade Storybook Parade!

On Monday, October 25th, Winfield City Schools celebrated Apple Crunch Day.

Monday is last day to turn in Winfield Baseball clothing order, no exception.

This is a message from Winfield City Schools. Please open the link below for information with regards to the WCS Reopening Plan. http://www.winfield.k12.al.us/article/569791

Friday, October 29th, will be the last day to register for Winfield Park and Rec basketball. No application will be accepted after 10/29/2021. We look forward to a great season, and we love to have your child participate, grow, learn, and have fun!

This week WMS Student council recognized our bus drivers for School Bus Safety week. Thank you to Coach Alan Smith, Randy Bozeman and all of our bus drivers for getting our students to and from school safely. Thank you “Something Sweet by Mindy” for helping with this project 🍪

Mrs. Birmingham's chemistry students built projects as a part of their Mole Day celebration.

Thank you Scott and Sara McElfresh of Vista Farms for sponsoring out Student of the Month ceremony this month.

Winfield High School is well represented in the University of Alabama Million Dollar Band. Pictured are (L-R) Natalie Langley- WCHS Class of 2021, Emma Robinson- WCHS Class of 2018, Isaac Atkinson- WCHS Class of 2018. Luke Grissom- WCHS Class of 2019, Drew Bennett- WCHS Class of 2019, and Haley Conner- WCHS Class of 2021. We are so proud of these Winfield City High School Alumni. Photo credit: Mrs. Kim Atkinson

Scott and Sarah McElfresh sharing with our students of month about cattle farming. The McElfresh family owns Vista Farm in Fayette County. The family was the sponsor for this months student of the month assembly.

Scott and Sarah McElfresh sharing with our students of month about cattle farming. The McElfresh family owns Vista Farm in Fayette County. The family was the sponsor for this months student of the month assembly.

Scott and Sarah McElfresh sharing with our students of month about cattle farming. The McElfresh family owns Vista Farm in Fayette County. The family was the sponsor for this months student of the month assembly.

A big thank you to Alabama Alcoholic Beverage Control Board for speaking to our students today about underage drinking. What a powerful message delivered by one of the members of Mothers Against Drunk Driving.

A big thank you to Alabama Alcoholic Beverage Control Board for speaking to our students today about underage drinking. What a powerful message delivered by one of the members of Mothers Against Drunk Driving.

Thank you Bevill State Community for helping with senior FAFSA night. Thanks also for bringing the best student ambassadors.