WES Students, you have mail!
FBLA National Leadership Conference was a great experience for Jazmin Mayfield and Cheyenne Wilson. We could not be more proud of these students. They truly stepped out and worked so hard to compete Nationally with over 100 students in their competition and a total of over 14,000 from the the U. S., Guam, Puerto Rico and other countries such as China and Tanzania. These students made great gains in their presentation and speaking skills. They never let up and worked right up to the moment they presented. They will both be back next year and gained so much from this experience. They are both excited about sharing their experience with other students to grow our high school FBLA program and encourage other students to work toward competition in choosing one of the more than 70 competitive events. They are already planning to begin working toward competing in Orlando next year for FBLA NLC. We appreciate everyone that made donations to help support these girls!
We would like to thank Kyle Bolton and Heath Haley from the Fisheries section of the Alabama Division of Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries for assessing and providing recommendations to improve the pond located on the high school campus. The pond will be used to provide a variety of learning opportunities for our students at WCS!
Save the date for Open House at Winfield Elementary!
The Winfield Varsity cheerleaders are hosting a cheer clinic and tryouts for the 2023-2024 team. This will be for grades 9th-12th. Clinic will be Monday (July 17th) and Tuesday (July 18th) from 6-8pm. Please message Sandra Seals (205-412-1646) or Ashley Wilson (205-495-0041).
Winfield Middle School supply lists
Winfield Elementary School Supply lists
https://www.winfield.k12.al.us/o/wes/documents/school-supply-lists/76136
Thank you Northwest Regional Health for sharing your expired supplies with us to help educate our students in our health science classes. We are very thankful for Tiffany Hicks and Northwest Regional Health for helping educate our students.
Summer learning is complete at WES! ☀️🐛 Thank you to all of the educators that selflessly dedicated their time to teaching our wonderful students during the month of June. Also, thank you to the families that made learning a priority and attended this successful program. We hope you have a wonderful summer!
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 participate in a PILOT program for the 2023-2024
school year, allowing all enrolled students to eat 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. 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 2023-2024 school year.
*The first complete meal is free, 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.
WES: Report cards can be picked up this week Monday-Wednesday from 8:00-11:00 and 1:00-3:00.
Good morning. This is a message from Winfield City Schools. Due to the threat of severe weather, all summer programs will dismiss and buses will run at 10:00 today, June 14, 2023.
WES: You may pick up your report cards Monday-Thursday from 8:00-11:00 and 1:00-3:00.
Jace Hollingsworth served as the WCHS delegate at the Amercian Legion Alabama Boy’s State at Troy University.
Paige Lacy represented WCHS as a delegate this week at the American Legion Auxiliary Alabama Girl’s State program at Troy State University .
Students in grades 5-8 can pick up their final report card in the middle school office from 8:00-12:00 and 1:00-3:00.
The Winfield City Schools Leadership Team participated in an off site retreat to plan for the upcoming school year. The retreat took place at Willow Oak Lodge in Spruce Pine, AL. The School Leadership Team addressed several topics from a year long list to make plans for the upcoming school year.
Winfield Middle School Cheerleader Car Wash fundraiser.
Students in grades 9-11 can pick up their final report card in the high school office from 8:00-12:00 and 1:00-3:00.
Braxton Tilley represented WCHS as the HOBY Ambassador this weekend at Troy State University.
