We are pleased to welcome Thackary Box as a Paraprofessional at Winfield Middle School for the 2025-2026 school year. Mr. Box holds an Associate's degree from Bevill State Community College and is working toward his Bachelor of Science at the University of West Alabama.
Box has worked as a substitute for Winfield City schools for the last two years and has been a volunteer coach in Football and basketball for two years.
"I am very happy to be at Winfield," said Box. "Winfield has given me many great memories as an alumnus. I enjoy working with, teaching, and preparing the younger generation! I am looking forward to a great year!"
Box has worked as a substitute for Winfield City schools for the last two years and has been a volunteer coach in Football and basketball for two years.
"I am very happy to be at Winfield," said Box. "Winfield has given me many great memories as an alumnus. I enjoy working with, teaching, and preparing the younger generation! I am looking forward to a great year!"
We are pleased to welcome Ashley Little as a Paraprofessional at Winfield Elementary School for the 2025-2026 school year. Ms. Little holds an Associate's degree in Education from Bevill State Community College, class of 2015, and a Bachelor's degree in History with teaching certification from Mississippi University for Women, class of 2018.
She has six years of experience in education, working as a substitute, tutor, middle school teacher, and now paraprofessional.
Ms. Little is from Winfield, graduating from WCHS in 2013. She has a dog named Jack, and loves to travel and bake. She has a niece and a nephew who are currently enrolled at Winfield Schools.
“I am so excited to be working for Winfield City Schools,” said Little. “Being an alumnus, I know from experience just what is expected of Students and Faculty at Winfield.”
“I am excited to help carry the tradition of excellence. Winfield will always be home, and I am excited to start working with the great kids at Winfield.”
She has six years of experience in education, working as a substitute, tutor, middle school teacher, and now paraprofessional.
Ms. Little is from Winfield, graduating from WCHS in 2013. She has a dog named Jack, and loves to travel and bake. She has a niece and a nephew who are currently enrolled at Winfield Schools.
“I am so excited to be working for Winfield City Schools,” said Little. “Being an alumnus, I know from experience just what is expected of Students and Faculty at Winfield.”
“I am excited to help carry the tradition of excellence. Winfield will always be home, and I am excited to start working with the great kids at Winfield.”
We are pleased to welcome Taegan Franks as a Fifth Grade teacher at Winfield Middle School for the 2025-2026 school year. Ms. Franks holds a Bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education from the University of North Alabama and is in her first year of teaching. She is a graduate of Winfield City High School and is engaged to John David McCracked, a firefighter with the Hamilton Fire Department.
I am so blessed to be back home working with people who have taught me and played roles in my passion for this career,” said Franks. “I am so very excited to get the school year started!”
I am so blessed to be back home working with people who have taught me and played roles in my passion for this career,” said Franks. “I am so very excited to get the school year started!”
We are pleased to welcome Taylor Nelson as a Kindergarten teacher at Winfield Elementary School for the 2025-2026 school year. Mrs. Nelson holds a Bachelor’s degree in Early Childhood Education from the University of North Alabama and is in her first year of teaching. She is recently married to Nick Nelson, and both are Winfield City High School graduates.
“I am so excited to give back to the school system that fostered my love for learning,” said Nelson. “Winfield holds a very special place in my heart, and I can’t wait to invest in the students and community that helped shape who I am today!”
“I am so excited to give back to the school system that fostered my love for learning,” said Nelson. “Winfield holds a very special place in my heart, and I can’t wait to invest in the students and community that helped shape who I am today!”
Winfield Elementary School would like to welcome Kallie Woodley as the new principal. Kallie is married to David Woodley, and this year they will celebrate 17 years of marriage. Kallie is a Winfield City High School graduate. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education from Freed-Hardeman University. Later, she obtained her Master’s degree in Instructional Leadership from the University of North Alabama.
This year marks her 21st year in education, which began with 16½ years as a kindergarten teacher. Additionally, she has served as an assistant reading coach, a curriculum and RTI coordinator, and an assistant principal.
"I feel honored to take on the role of principal at our elementary school,” said Woodley. “I look forward to serving both the school and the community."
This year marks her 21st year in education, which began with 16½ years as a kindergarten teacher. Additionally, she has served as an assistant reading coach, a curriculum and RTI coordinator, and an assistant principal.
"I feel honored to take on the role of principal at our elementary school,” said Woodley. “I look forward to serving both the school and the community."
WCHS: You will pick up your Snap code with schedules on July 30.
Winfield City Schools is currently seeking qualified substitute bus drivers, as well as individuals interested in becoming certified drivers.
If you enjoy working with students and want to make a difference in our school community, this could be the opportunity for you!
📞 For more information, contact Alan Smith at 205-546-0561.
🚌 Let’s get rolling—join our team today!
#WinfieldCitySchools #BusDriversWanted #DriveWithPurpose
Attention all students entering Grades 1-4: Please visit the Elementary School office to pick up your Snap code to update your child's information for the upcoming school year.
🏴☠️WCHS Supply List🏴☠️
WCHS National Honor Society students spent their Saturday giving back by volunteering at the Back-to-School Giveaway! #Leadership #Community #Volunteer
📣 Introducing the 2025–2026 WCHS Student Council! 🏴☠️
We’re excited to announce this year’s Student Council representatives! These student leaders are ready to serve, represent, and make a positive impact at Winfield City High School.
From planning events to sharing student voices, they’ll be working hard behind the scenes all year long.
Help us congratulate the 2025–2026 WCHS Student Council! 🎉
#WCHSPirates #StudentLeaders #LeadershipInAction
GREAT NEWS!!!
Winfield City Schools proudly announces that it will once again participate in the
Community eligibility Provision (CEP) program for the 2025-2026 school year.
Participation in this program allows all students to receive one free breakfast and one
free lunch each school day. These meals are provided to all students regardless of
economic status. Winfield City Schools are thankful for the opportunity to continue this
program for another year and hope that student participation in the program will
continue to increase. Participation in the program will directly impact our ability to
continue the program in future school years. We appreciate the opportunity to serve the
students of Winfield City and look forward to another great school year! We trust that
everyone is enjoying the summer break and encourage you to contact the Child
Nutrition office at 205-487-0228 with any questions or concerns you may have.
Winfield City Schools proudly announces that it will once again participate in the
Community eligibility Provision (CEP) program for the 2025-2026 school year.
Participation in this program allows all students to receive one free breakfast and one
free lunch each school day. These meals are provided to all students regardless of
economic status. Winfield City Schools are thankful for the opportunity to continue this
program for another year and hope that student participation in the program will
continue to increase. Participation in the program will directly impact our ability to
continue the program in future school years. We appreciate the opportunity to serve the
students of Winfield City and look forward to another great school year! We trust that
everyone is enjoying the summer break and encourage you to contact the Child
Nutrition office at 205-487-0228 with any questions or concerns you may have.
Alabama Sun Bucks are here! This program provides $120 of extra grocery benefits to families with school-aged children in our community over the summer.
🖤💛 News for Pirate Baseball! 💛🖤
We are excited to announce Tanner Smothers as our new head baseball coach!
Coach Smothers brings passion, dedication, and a vision for building on our tradition of excellence.
Congratulations Coach Smother!
We are excited to announce Tanner Smothers as our new head baseball coach!
Coach Smothers brings passion, dedication, and a vision for building on our tradition of excellence.
Congratulations Coach Smother!
Winfield City Baseball will hold a parents and players meeting on Thursday, July 10th at 6:00 p.m. in the Winfield Middle School lunchroom.
This meeting is for anyone interested in playing for Winfield City Junior High, JV, or Varsity teams for the 2025–2026 season.
For questions, please contact Coach Smothers.
Sun Bucks is the updated name for the Summer EBT grocery benefit. Eligible families will receive $120 per child to buy groceries throughout the summer months. Any family is eligible to apply for this program.
WES and WMS: Save the Dates for Open House!
Great news for all Winfield City Schools families! We hope to see all students in the cafeteria this
upcoming school year. Winfield City Schools will be taking part in a PILOT program for the 2025-2026 school year, which will allow all enrolled students to eat a free breakfast and lunch.
This is possible through Community Eligibility Provisions. CEP allows for free meals for all students based on the overall economic status of our regional area, and all students are encouraged to dine with us
for breakfast and lunch.
There is nothing that parents or guardians need to do! Parents will not fill out free/reduced meal
applications for the 2025-2026 school year.
*The first complete meal is at no charge, but individual items or extra items must be purchased. Adults,
Pirate Pre-K and employees will still be required to pay for school meals. Parents may still put money
in their child’s account by going to www.paypams.com.
This institution is an equal opportunity provider.
WCHS Students: Save the Dates!
Please come out and support FBLA and FCCLA as they prepare for their national competition.
