Senior meal accounts are currently being closed out. Seniors with more than $5.00 remaining in their
account can request a refund. Please see Mrs. Channell, CNP Manager to request a refund.
STUDENTS MAY CHOOSE ONE OF THE FOLLOWING OPTIONS:
1. Receive a refund by check. Students must fill out a refund form and provide your mailing
address.
2. Transfer the remaining balance to a younger sibling or a parent who works on campus.
Please fill out the form in the lunchroom with the name of the sibling or parent.
3. Donate the remaining balance to our student support fund, which helps provide meals or a la
carte items for students in need.
Parents that have a PayPam account set up for their senior, please close that PayPam account.
Student Council for 2026-2027
Student Body President: Blaine Bowen
Student Body Vice President: Jeremy Santos
Student Body Treasurer: Slade Webster
Student Body Secretary: Kylee Harbin
12 th Grade President: Dylan Gonzalez
12 th Grade Vice President: Miley Franks
12 th Grade Representative: Molly Rose Butler
11 th Grade President: Dailee Aldridge
11 th Grade Vice President: Brett Cotton
11 th Grade Representative: Baila Morgan
10 th Grade President: Becton Brown
10 th Grade Vice President: Hudson Hollingsworth
10 th Grade Representative: Audrey Patton
The girls track team finished 9th in the state, with Jayci Griffin finishing 3rd in the Javelin throw with a throw of 111'4". MaKayla May finished 2nd in the state in the shot put with a throw of 33' 7".
The boys were anchored by Kaden Williamson, who was the individual State Champion in the discus throw, throwing 147' 7", and he was a runner-up in the shot put, throwing 48' 1".
Dylan Benton was the runner-up in the pole vault clearing 13'.
Slate Gilbert was the runner up in the High Jump clearing 6' 4".
Congratulations to all the individual medalists and the teams overall.
National School Nurse Day was established to foster a better understanding of the role of school nurses in the educational setting.
School Nurse Day is celebrated on the Wednesday within National Nurses Week. Winfield City Schools celebrates our Nurses today and every day for their hard work and determination to make sure all students are given the best of care while they are here at WCS.
Join us for a FREE breakfast and lunch!
Open to all students enrolled in the WCS Journeys Summer Program, Summer Reading Program, Math Program, and Middle School Summer School
Winfield City Schools Interim Superintendent and Federal Programs Director, Mrs. Jennifer Simmons, just received an award as an MTSS Rising Star. This was chosen out of districts all over the state. The Alabama Multi-Tier System of Supports (AL-MTSS) is a proactive framework focusing on academic, behavioral, and wellness needs for the whole child.
School Lunch Hero Day, celebrated annually on the first Friday of May, honors Child Nutrition Professions (CNP) for their dedication to feeding students nutritious meals. Established in 2013 by the School Nutrition Association and author Jarrett J. Krosoczka, the day celebrates the "heroes" who manage meals, allergies, and service.
What an incredible day we had at our first annual Friendship Field Day! While we had to make a last-minute decision to move everything inside due to the weather, our faculty and staff stepped up in a big way and made it happen seamlessly. Because of their flexibility and dedication, our students still experienced a day full of joy, inclusion, and success.
This event would not have been possible without the overwhelming support from our community. We are so thankful for the generosity shown through donations from Diane Letson, Kallie and David Woodley, Southern Women’s Society, James and Jessica Garner, Edward Jones, Mosaic United Women of Faith, WES PTO, Tombigbee, Rachel Perry with Perry Real Estate, Winfield Water Department, and other anonymous donors. Your support made a direct impact on our students.
A special thank you to Icey Gator for supplying snow cones and to Pepsi for providing drinks for our students and volunteers. We are also incredibly grateful to Winfield Parks and Recreation for making our signs, supplying tables and chairs, and helping with both setup and cleanup.
We want to recognize one of our own students, Kellen McCaleb, for going above and beyond by 3D printing sensory items for each student’s goody bag. That act of kindness truly represents the spirit of this event.
Thank you to Winfield Middle School administration and faculty for their flexibility and support as we adjusted schedules and utilized their facilities. We also appreciate our WCS peer helpers and student volunteers who worked so hard to assist throughout the day.
A big thank you to Kevin Garner for donating his DJ services and keeping the energy high all day long!
To our Winfield City Schools administration, faculty, and staff, along with community members and retired teachers who helped set up, work, and clean up, your willingness to serve our students does not go unnoticed.
Most importantly, this day was a success because of our amazing students from Winfield, Berry, and Hubbertville. Seeing their smiles, participation, and joy made every bit of effort worthwhile.
We truly had an amazing time and are already looking forward to next year!
