Congratulations to our new National Honor Society Officers for the 2026-2027 school year.
President: Slade Webster
Vice President: Ivey Blake Sims
Secretary: Jreshaun Hileman
Treasurer: Lily Parks
Historian: Kane Hendrix
Celebrating our Assistant Principals at WCS for Assistant Principals Week.
The varsity cheerleader and parent meeting scheduled for tonight at 6:00 PM has been rescheduled for Thursday at 6:00 PM at the middle school gym.
Need a summer job? Ages 16-24
Attention Winfield City High School families! Please join us for an Information Night on Monday, April 6, at 6:00 PM in the commons.
Reminder that we begin ACAP testing next week. Please help us by ensuring students get a good night's rest. Also remember to send head phones with your students.
2026 Golf team gear is back available for a limited time. The shop will close on Monday.
https://bsnteamsports.com/shop/RGPFaXU2so
Today, our faculty and staff proudly showed their support for Autism Acceptance by wearing red for the “Red Instead” movement and neurodiversity-themed attire ❤️♾️
April 2 is World Autism Awareness Day, but more importantly, it is a day to celebrate acceptance, understanding, and the unique strengths of individuals with autism and all forms of neurodiversity. The “Red Instead” movement encourages us to move beyond awareness and focus on inclusion, respect, and valuing every individual for who they are.
We are so proud of our team for coming together to support our students and promote a culture where everyone belongs.
And what better day to share some exciting news…
The Winfield Special Education Department is thrilled to announce our 1st Annual Friendship Field Day! 🎉
This event is designed for students who benefit from additional support, creating a space where everyone can participate, connect, and enjoy the day. Students will engage in fun, inclusive activities while building friendships and celebrating what makes each of them unique.
More details to come soon—we are so excited for what’s ahead! 💙
#AutismAcceptance #RedInstead #Neurodiversity #FriendshipFieldDay #CelebrateMindsOfAllKinds
April 2 is World Autism Awareness Day, but more importantly, it is a day to celebrate acceptance, understanding, and the unique strengths of individuals with autism and all forms of neurodiversity. The “Red Instead” movement encourages us to move beyond awareness and focus on inclusion, respect, and valuing every individual for who they are.
We are so proud of our team for coming together to support our students and promote a culture where everyone belongs.
And what better day to share some exciting news…
The Winfield Special Education Department is thrilled to announce our 1st Annual Friendship Field Day! 🎉
This event is designed for students who benefit from additional support, creating a space where everyone can participate, connect, and enjoy the day. Students will engage in fun, inclusive activities while building friendships and celebrating what makes each of them unique.
More details to come soon—we are so excited for what’s ahead! 💙
#AutismAcceptance #RedInstead #Neurodiversity #FriendshipFieldDay #CelebrateMindsOfAllKinds
Download the WKXM app or tune-in to 97.7 @7:30! "Get on Track" for spring sports....
Winfield City Schools celebrated the Artemis II launch on Wednesday afternoon by having moonpies for lunch.
Registration is now open for Pirate Pre-K, our preschool program located at the CTE Building.
For questions, please call 205-487-8310 ext. 1505.
For questions, please call 205-487-8310 ext. 1505.
Winfield City Schools will be celebrating the NASA Artemis II launch on Wednesday, April 1st, at lunch with moon pies. This will be the first time since Apollo that astronauts will travel around the moon and back. The target launch is expected at 6:24 pm EDT on Wednesday, April 1st.
WCS April lunch menus.
Alabama is providing $120 per child for summer food: Check eligibility.
https://www.al.com/news/2026/03/alabama-providing-120-per-child-for-summer-food-check-eligibility-here.html?utm_campaign=aldotcom_sf&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook&fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQKNjYyODU2ODM3OQABHhmXsT_FKRBuqZXPLVt5WhMUjWuF945J60IL_eTVKOKnDdJRhIWmjJ6mh_8J_aem_Uw9rqW3xjQ4HSUsakwFC5g
Information about WMS and WCHS Cheerleader Tryouts are on Flyer Photos
....more BLUE and YELLOW photos for World Down Syndrome Day 💛💙💛
Winfield City Schools showed up in BLUE and YELLOW this morning to celebrate -World Down Syndrome Day-
While the official day is actually tomorrow, March 21, we wanted to take the time to recognize and celebrate the beauty of differences!
We are thankful for the opportunity to promote awareness, acceptance, and inclusion for all students. Our schools are better because of the diversity and uniqueness that each child brings.
Save the Date: Parent Information Night!
Attention Winfield City High School families! Please join us for an Information Night on Monday, April 6, at 6:00 PM in the commons.
Attention Winfield City High School families! Please join us for an Information Night on Monday, April 6, at 6:00 PM in the commons.
Briar Kelley and Issac McNeill will compete in the last fishing tournament of the season, before the State Tournament, on Guntersville Lake this Saturday March 21. They will pre-fish Friday, attend the tournament meeting Friday night and then blast off Saturday morning at safe light. Weigh in will be around 3:00 p.m. Saturday afternoon.
Sponsors for this years fishermen are:
Speedy Oil Change Northport and Tuscaloosa
Warrior Waste Services Tuscaloosa
Lambert Inc. Stevenson AL
24hr AIR
Johnston Jigs
War Eagle Custom Lures
Duckett Fishing
Thank you to the Winfield community and our surrounding areas for your support in making our Job Shadowing event such a success. Because of your willingness to open your doors, all WCHS sophomores and seniors had the opportunity to experience a career field of their interest firsthand.
This experience provided our students with valuable, real-world insight into various professions, helping them better understand the skills, expectations, and opportunities within their chosen career pathways. Opportunities like this play a vital role in preparing our students for life after high school and empowering them to make informed decisions about their futures.
We are incredibly grateful to each business, organization, and individual who invested their time in mentoring and guiding our students. Your support makes a lasting impact, and we truly appreciate your partnership in helping shape the next generation.
A special thank you to Mrs. Taylor for organizing this event and ensuring everything ran smoothly. Her dedication and hard work made this opportunity possible for our students.
This experience provided our students with valuable, real-world insight into various professions, helping them better understand the skills, expectations, and opportunities within their chosen career pathways. Opportunities like this play a vital role in preparing our students for life after high school and empowering them to make informed decisions about their futures.
We are incredibly grateful to each business, organization, and individual who invested their time in mentoring and guiding our students. Your support makes a lasting impact, and we truly appreciate your partnership in helping shape the next generation.
A special thank you to Mrs. Taylor for organizing this event and ensuring everything ran smoothly. Her dedication and hard work made this opportunity possible for our students.
