At Winfield City Schools, we believe in starting the day off right—and that includes a
nutritious breakfast for all students. By celebrating National School Breakfast Week
(NSBW) every year, we’re encouraging all schools to recognize the importance of a
healthy start to the day for fueling a child’s academic success.
Did you know children who eat breakfast are more likely to...
Reach higher levels of achievement in reading and math
Score higher on standardized tests
Have better concentration and memory
Be more alert and maintain a healthy weight
But when the school week gets busy, it’s easy for students to rush out the door in the
morning without having a nutritious meal. That’s why school breakfast is such a great
option! In fact, students who participate in school breakfast tend to have better
attendance rates and fewer behavioral problems.
The School Breakfast Program provides 12 million nutritious breakfasts to hungry
children across the country every day. These breakfasts tend to be more nutritious than
the average breakfast a child gets from home or a convenient fast-food restaurant.
Winfield City Schools will be celebrating National School Breakfast Week, March 6 th –
10 th . Please encourage your student to eat with us.
We will be having promotions in each school lunchroom for breakfast next week.
March 6 th – Winfield Middle School - Pirate Frisbees
March 7 th – Winfield Elementary School – Construction Hard Hats
March 8 th – Winfield High School – Pirate Frisbees
*This will be first come first serve.
The Alabama State Department and USDA has asked to visit next week.
Alabama Vocational Rehabilitation program allowed Winfield City High students to tour Northwest Regional Medical Center on February 28th. The students were accompanied by Debra Staggs (Vocational Counselor) and Hallie Norris (Pre-employment specialist). The tour was led by Sue Clark from Northwest Medical Center, and lunch was provided for the students. Students learned about all job possibilities throughout the hospital.
WCHS Pirate Preschool celebrates Read Across America Day.
Winfield Elementary School celebrated Dr. Seuss birthday with green eggs and ham.
Winfield Middle School students of the month for February.
We will be celebrating Dr. Seuss Birthday on Thursday, March 2nd with Green Eggs & Ham for breakfast at Winfield Elementary School. Please encourage your student to eat breakfast with us!
At Winfield City Schools, we believe in starting the day off right—and that includes a nutritious breakfast for all students. By celebrating National School Breakfast Week (NSBW) every year, we’re encouraging all schools to recognize the importance of a healthy start to the day for fueling a child’s academic success.
Did you know children who eat breakfast are more likely to...
Reach higher levels of achievement in reading and math
Score higher on standardized tests
Have better concentration and memory
Be more alert and maintain a healthy weight
But when the school week gets busy, it’s easy for students to rush out the door in the morning without having a nutritious meal. That’s why school breakfast is such a great option! In fact, students who participate in school breakfast tend to have better attendance rates and fewer behavioral problems.
The School Breakfast Program provides 12 million nutritious breakfasts to hungry children across the country every day. These breakfasts tend to be more nutritious than the average breakfast a child gets from home or a convenient fast-food restaurant.
Winfield City Schools will be celebrating National School Breakfast Week, March 6th – 10th. Please encourage your student to eat with us.
Winfield Elementary School is celebrating Read Across America and the birthday of Dr. Seuss.
March Lunch Menus
Winfield City High School students had a great day at the Bevill State Torch Competition held on the Fayette campus!
Students at WCHS are currently working on their STEAM Expo projects, and one of our groups has created a survey to collect data on social/behavioral changes due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The group has requested to collect data from people in our community, and if you would like to participate, complete the survey linked below:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/8BDYR8L
We cannot wait to celebrate Read Across America at Winfield Elementary next week! 🎪🎡📚
Tomorrow, February 21, all students in grades 9, 10, and 11 will be taking a mock ACT test. 10th and 11th grade dual enrollment students should report directly to the high school in the morning.
Winfield City Schools Child Nutrition program invited their school administrators to take part in a in-service with CNP. Each CNP employee and administrator from each school was given a charcuterie board with instruction to prepare to meet USDA requirements for a week. Each cafeteria then shared the charcuterie boards with the staff at each school. This was a day of learning and having fun. Thank you administrators for participating.
On Tuesday, February 21, students in grades 9-11 will be taking a mock ACT test. SENIORS will be virtual for the day.
Winfield Elementary would like to thank First State Bank of the South for sponsoring a treat for the faculty and staff on Valentine’s Day. We appreciate your support! 🍩💗🏴☠️
Journeys will not meet this afternoon, February 14, 2023.
After-school tutoring at the Shirey House will not meet this afternoon, February 14, 2023.
All literacy event sessions have been cancelled. We are still in lockdown for precautionary measures. We are all safe! Law enforcement will remain on campus until we receive an all clear.
We hope to see you today at our Valentine’s Day Literacy Event. Don’t forget to wear pink or red to show your love for WES and reading. 📚❤️💗 K - 11:00, 1/2 Grades - 12:00, and 3/4 Grades 1:00.
Celebrate Valentine's Day with us!
Pink out with the Pirates as they take on the Childersburg Tigers in the Class 3A, Northwest sub-regional on Tuesday, Feb. 14 at 6 p.m. All tickets for the game will be on GoFan per AHSAA guidelines.
