Winfield High School faculty and staff wear shirts to promote Suicide Awareness Week.
Winfield City Schools would like to thank the Winfield Police Department for helping keep our schools safe.
What do you do when you have the absolute best students in the world?? You have an Icey Gator party and serve the entire student body snow cones. A special thanks to Icey Gator for working with us on this special treat.
Football tonight versus Gordo. The game will be streamed on NFHS network and HudlTV only.
Data Night for Grades K-8 will be next Thursday, September 14, 2023, at 5:30 p.m. in the Elementary Auditorium. We will share information about the Literacy and Numeracy Act and i-Ready and Spring Summative Testing (ACAP).
The WCHS band had a group of band students attend Jacksonville State University's band day today. The students got to join the Marching Southerns on the field at halftime to play four songs. Attending the event today were Corbin Bryant, Eli Upton, Jeremiah Connor, Kaden Williamson, Morgan Palmer, Wren Williamson, Kalee Upton, and Keeley Gray.
Congratulations to our first Students of the Month for the new school year! 🎉 Thank you, Mrs. Dana Peoples and State Bank & Trust, for sponsoring our our ceremony.
Football tonight at Haleyville!
It's House Day at WES! Take a moment to ask your student which House they are in today. Our House system was implemented to promote a positive climate and culture. 💚💛❤️💙
WMS Fall Pictures will be made on Friday, September 8th. This will be the picture for the Year Book.
Winfield Baseball will be taking orders for clothing. Forms and money can be returned to any of the school offices.
We love seeing early morning readers at W.E.S.
September Lunch Menus
Cosmetology students from 3 different schools come together to learn. Brilliant High School, Marion County High School and Winfield City High School
Mrs. Mullins and her 2nd grade class discuss the importance and meaning of teamwork.
Juniors and seniors visit with college reps today at the college fair.
It's gameday!
Mrs. Guin’s Technology classes are using keyboard covers to learn keyboarding by memorization.
Student sports passes will be distributed tomorrow, August 24, at WES.
We are pleased to welcome Carolyn Jungels as a 4th grade teacher at Winfield Elementary School for the 2023-2024 school year. Mrs. Jungels has a B.A. in Sacred Music and M.S. in Elementary Education from Pensacola Christian College. Mrs. Jungels homeschooled her children for 16 years and was a substitute for two years at Winfield City Schools, and last year taught 4th grade at Hubbertville School. She is married to her husband Cameron and they have four children Anna, Luke, Leah, and Lilly.
“Winfield has been my home for almost eleven years,” said Jungels. “I am excited about the opportunity to teach at Winfield Elementary and to make a difference in each of my students' lives.”
