Winfield (30-6) vs Vinemont (26-10) Friday at Vinemont at 4:30 and 7, and if needed Saturday at 1 in the Elite Eight baseball playoffs. Go Pirates!
Isaac McNeill and Briar Kelley have qualified for the State Fishing Competition, representing Winfield City Schools. The state tournament will be held on May 10, 2025, in Decatur.
Important Announcement!
- Eligible school-age children can receive a one- time payment of $120 per child in grocery
benefits during the summer through the Alabama SUN Bucks program. SUN Bucks benefits are in the form of a pre-loaded card with a one-time $120 benefit for the summer that families can use to purchase groceries. These benefits can provide the nourishment your children need
during the summer break. After watching the informative video, you can visit www.alabama-sunbucks.com to check your eligibility. The school system does NOT oversee eligibility and enrollment. ALL information can be found online at www.alabama-sunbucks.com
The last date to apply is 15th August 2025.
• Watch the video below to learn more:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zktThmcTauE
April 21-25 is National Student Leadership Week and Winfield City High School would like to recognize some of our student leaders. Today, we will spotlight FBLA , which is led by Mrs. Karla Stovall.
We are spotlighting our 11 members that went to Mobile this month to compete at State. 10 placed and will be competing in California in June. We appreciate all that they do to represent and support our amazing school.
Pirates (30-6) advance to the Elite Eight! Go Pirates!
Today was a great day for our 10th and 12th grade students as they got to head out into the community for job shadowing! It was an awesome opportunity for them to explore different careers and get a feel for the real world. Huge thanks to all the local businesses who hosted our students—your support means so much. And a big shoutout to Mrs. Taylor and Ms. Bookout for planning this event. #JobShadowing #RealWorldExperience #ThankYou
Tune-in at 7:30 to hear an enlightening show about Autism Acceptance....
April 21-25 is National Student Leadership Week and Winfield City High School would like to recognize some of our student leaders. Today, we will spotlight Beta Club , which is sponsored by Mrs. Kristie Estille and Mrs. Lauren Tucker.
Beta would like to highlight Slade Webster.
Slade Webster is a sophomore member of the National Beta Club. This year, Slade completed 540 hours of community service, making him the highest earner in the club.
Great job, Slade!
It’s Autism Acceptance Month — a great time to celebrate neurodiversity and support our autistic friends, family, and community. Let’s keep learning, listening, and creating space for everyone to thrive❤️
Winfield Elementary will be sending home progress reports today, April 23.
April 21-25 is National Student Leadership Week and Winfield City High School would like to recognize some of our student leaders. Today, we will spotlight the National Honor Society , which is sponsored by Mrs. Carla Patton.
Our president, Casie Tidwell, plans to attend the University of Alabama for a degree in Biology on the Pre-Vet track. After graduation from Alabama, she plans to go to Vet School. Her hope is to be able to own her own veterinary clinic and animal shelter.
Vice President, Charlee Kate Aldridge, plans to attend the radiation therapy program at Wallace State Community college. Afterwards, she plans to transfer to UAB to pursue a bachelor’s degree in Dosimetry. The ultimate plan is to work as a Medical Dosimetrist for an oncology clinic.
Secretary, Leah Jungels, plans to pursue a Bachelor's Degree in Accounting from the University of North Alabama. She also plans to get involved with collegiate FBLA. After college, she plans to obtain a Master's Degree in Accounting, which will hopefully help her find a better or higher paying job.
Treasurer, Breck Mays, plans to major in Aerospace engineering. His dream job is to work with NASA or Lockheed Martin.
Historian, Kennah Lacy, plans to attend the University of Alabama in Huntsville to play softball and pursue a degree in human anatomy. After graduating she plans to attend med school at Samford to get her doctorate in Physical Therapy. Her dream job is to own a clinic and practice Physical Therapy in Winfield.
The above students go above and beyond and we are so thankful for their hard work and drive to succeed.
Happy National Bus Drivers Day from Winfield City Schools!
A big THANK YOU to our amazing bus drivers who safely get our students to and from school every day. Your hard work, patience, and kindness don’t go unnoticed—and we’re so grateful for everything you do!
We appreciate you today and every day!
#WinfieldCitySchools #NationalBusDriversDay #ThankYouDrivers #WCSFamily
April 21-25 is National Student Leadership Week and Winfield City High School would like to recognize some of our student leaders. Today, we will spotlight Student Council, which is sponsored by Mrs. Tara Cook.
The WCHS Student Council members are elected by their peers and are a representative for not only their classes but also for the entire school! We appreciate all that they do to represent and support the student body.
Our park staff is ready to greet you this morning with an umbrella. We are so grateful for their partnership!
Today, the Winfield Percussion Ensemble showcased their talents with a great performance at the UNA Percussion Symposium. The day ended on a high note with a clinic from Nate Morton, drummer of NBC's 'The Voice'
Students made surprise rocks today in the Pre K and K 21st Century after school program. Each student formed the rock mixture around a toy and in a few days when it has dried they will bust it open for a surprise! So much fun and it really looks like rocks.
They discussed how painted rocks fool birds in our gardens and how leftover coffee grounds can be used as nutrients for our plants and makes our rocks look real.
All seniors need to submit a baby picture to Mrs. Tucker at ltucker@winfield.k12.al.us. Please submit these by this Friday.
We also need pictures from your elementary and middle school years. Group pictures are a plus. This is for the class night slide show. Please participate so that we can represent every senior.
April 21-25 is National Student Leadership Week and Winfield City High School would like to recognize some of our student leaders. Today, we will spotlight Key Club, which is sponsored by Mrs. Danielle Stocks.
Kennah Beth Lacy is the WCHS Key Club president. She goes above and beyond in her leadership role. So thankful for everything she does to organize events that give back to the community.
Weber Jackson is the WCHS Key Club Vice President. She is an outstanding leader and we are so thankful to have her in this leadership role.
WCCTA Color Run The Bunny Hop 1-Mile Color Run today was a fun, colorful success! Runners and walkers of all ages enjoyed getting blasted with bright colors along the track at Ivan K. Hill Park, wrapping up with a lively color celebration at the finish line. A big thank you to our sponsors, Winfield Park and Recreation, our amazing student volunteers, and everyone who came out to support our FCCLA students heading to nationals this summer. It was a great day full of smiles, sunshine, and lots of color!
Come out and support the Pirates!!!
Winfield (28-6) will be at home this Thursday at 4:30 and 7 vs Lauderdale Co (20-13) in the 2nd round of the baseball playoffs. And if needed Friday at 4:30. Go Pirates!
