Football tonight at Carbon Hill.
WKXM 97.7 GOLD - Today's Pirate Spotlight is showcasing the JH Football Team. Tune in NOW!
The Marion Winston Youth Leadership Academy met today for Orientation with two 11th grade participants representing each school. Miles Miles and Charlee Kate Aldridge represented WCHS. The students participated in activities to get to know one another.
Tonight we will be hosting the Tarrant Wildcats at Estes Hudson Stadium for Homecoming. The Homecoming Court should be at the stadium at 5:00 p.m. for pictures. Homecoming Court and Queen presentation will begin at 6:30 p.m. prior to the game.
Parents of WES: For students checking out at 11:45, we will dismiss the students in the same manner that we conduct afternoon car rider dismissal. You will not come into the building.
Also, the elementary campus will only allow the remaining students and faculty to observe the parade.
Homecoming game tonight at 7!
CTE student organization leaders and advisers attend JLDC today in Huntsville.
First grade teachers make multisensory activities for instruction next week during planning with the reading coach.
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T H E P I R A T E S P O T L I G H T
7:15am Today
Mrs. Cook and the members of the WCHS Homecoming Crew will be discussing this week's festivities and what goes on behind the scenes.....Tune-in
This is a message from Winfield City Schools. Winfield City Schools will be closed for students on Monday, October 9 and Tuesday, October 10, 2023. All employees will report to schools at 8:00 AM on Tuesday, October 10 for a Professional Development Day.
Homecoming Parade/Activities
Friday, October 6 will be Winfield City Schools’ Homecoming. We have several activities planned for this day. However, we are also mindful of the weather conditions. There is a slight chance for rain. The safety of our students will always be our first priority. With this in mind, we will continue to monitor weather conditions and make an announcement to inform all stakeholders about activity plans should there be a change. We will do our best to have a parade and homecoming activities at our football game. Weather patterns change and are unpredictable at times. We appreciate your understanding and patience as we prepare for these activities.
Local Reading Specialist - Kaye Carr, Curriculum Coordinator- Kallie Woodley, and Elementary Principal - Mallory Long, attended the Alabama Literacy Conference today in Birmingham.
Pre-sale of football game tickets will be today and tomorrow (10/3 and 10/4) at the high school office. The cost of pre-sale tickets is $8 (Cash). Tickets at the gate on Friday night will be $10.
Winfield City Schools will be celebrating National School Lunch Week October 9th – 13th. Calling all heroes and heroines-this NSLW, we are celebrating the power of school lunch! In the quest for academic success, research shows that healthy school lunches give kids the stats they nee to come out on top. During this week we will have a special treat for our students. This is an equal opportunity provider.
7th and 8th grade boys basketball tryouts will be on Wednesday October 18th @ 4:30 in the middle school gym. The gym will be open for practice before tryouts.
This week 7th grade will have practice in the middle school gym.
Monday 4:30- 5:30
Tuesday 3:00- 4:30
Wednesday 3:00-4:30.
8th grade will continue to practice with Coach Wakefield until the 18th.
The Homecoming Parade will begin at 2:00 p.m. on Friday, October 6th. We look forward to participating in this event that brings our school and community together. The students at WCHS are our priority, along with our community. In an effort to create a parade route that is conducive to our students and our community, we have created the parade route pictured below. The route was created with our band members in mind and intended to be as visible as possible to our community members. Before the downtown route, the participants will conduct a parade that creates a safer environment for our elementary, middle, and high school students who do not check out. Also, the parade will extend down County Highway 14 to allow our local nursing home residents an opportunity to view it. The band members will not have to march for the duration of that route to make their march downtown more feasible. Also, the band will conclude its portion of the downtown parade after turning on Ashwood Drive.
We appreciate everyone's understanding and look forward to a great Homecoming Parade!
Go Pirates!
Winfield City Schools would like to welcome Mrs. Jennifer Simmons as our new Assistant Superintendent. Mrs. Simmons just completed The University of Alabama Superintendent’s Academy. Mrs. Simmons has 15 years in Education as a science teacher and eight as an administrator working with Federal Programs and Special Education.
In addition to being Assistant Superintendent, Mrs. Simmons will continue working as the Federal Programs Director, Journeys Director, and School Psychometrist. She is also the Diversity trainer for the school system and writes several grants for the system including the 21st CCLC Grant, better known as Journeys.
“I am honored to be a part of such a wonderful school system and have the opportunity to work with our Superintendent, Board of Education, teachers, and staff to provide an enriching learning environment for our students,” said Simmons. “I feel like I am very blessed to have gone to school at Winfield and am still able to be a part of “The Tradition of Excellence.”
“We have the best teachers, staff, and community who support our students in reaching their highest potential. My prayer is that God gives me the wisdom to work with our amazing Pirate Family in making a positive impact on our students and families.”
Small group math instruction is essential! 4th grade students are multiplying using area models. ✖️🧮
Mrs. Upton's class is reading with expression and practicing their decoding skills on 'Merica Day!❤️🤍💙
Winfield City Schools would like to welcome Derek Trimm as the District’s Communication Liaison. In addition to his other duties, Mr. Trimm will work to keep the community updated on school and student successes through social media platforms. Mr. Trimm has a talent for creating logos and art for the Winfield City Athletics Programs. He has kept stats for football and basketball for the last ten years and has been writing the game stories for Winfield Pirates Football for the last 19 years. For the last nine years, Mr. Trimm has worked with the school as part of the Classroom Technology Support Staff and as the District Website Administrator. More recently, he has worked as an Assistant Coach for Middle School Football and an Assistant Varsity Boys Basketball Coach.
“I am excited about the opportunity to be the Communication Liaison for the District,” said Trimm.
