One Night.. One Choice - Student actors will be teaming up with our local emergency response agencies for a unique and impactful experience.
WCCTA Presents One Night.. One Choice.
Attention Seniors & Parents:
Exciting News!! The WCS 2025 Yearbook is now on sale! Price is $60 this year they can only be ordered online via the link below. Don’t wait, buy yours today! Last day to order is March 15.
https://yearbookforever.com/school-store/6deH6hL5zDCY4yvZu4gF5Fr0?fbclid=IwY2xjawIcUv5leHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHQ3C7OeJ5Mvved4VjNg4dQPh8Dz7gl54xj7DREHyYUWtEKkI5g8MOsxpwA_aem_ddQUdLRhVq_62zdj0-qTcg
Congratulations to our cheerleaders on a great job at UCA Nationals—they placed 13th out of 57 teams! We are so proud of them and their hard work.
Winfield City Schools has posted a letter for parents and school community pertaining to a cybersecurity incident. The letter can be found on the school website or direct link provided below:
https://www.winfield.k12.al.us/article/1968666
At the December 2024 board meeting, it was voted to move the PD day on April 24th to April 18th . April 18th will be a PD day for faculty; students will be out of school. April 24th will be a regular school day.
Seniors & Parents: Winfield City High School will host a FAFSA help event in the library on Wednesday, January 8th, from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Parents will need to bring 2023 tax information. This application qualifies students for Pell Grant, loans, work-study programs, and other types of financial aid for college, and many scholarships require that the FAFSA be submitted. Submitting the FAFSA is now a graduation requirement for all high school seniors in the state.
9th grade students - you don't want to miss this. Deadline to return permission slip is Tuesday, Oct 1.
September is Suicide Prevention Month.
At Winfield City Schools, we are a community that loves, supports, and stands by our students. If you or someone you know needs support, reach out—there is always someone who cares. Together, we can make a difference. You Matter!!
Winfield City High School - https://youtu.be/uuCmqh8dk6w
Winfield Middle School - https://drive.google.com/file/d/11esiYo5Z_9CeY22MnqOwMC0vLSva92r9/view?usp=sharing
Winfield Elementary School - https://youtu.be/dGl457S6hkg
Winfield City School Lunch Menus for August.
Winfield City Schools breakfast cycle menus for the 2024-2025 school year.
The volleyball parent meeting for grades 7 - 12 will be tonight at 6pm in the multi purpose building on the high school campus. Please try to have at least one parent in attendance.
CONGRATULATIONS WCHS Beta Club!
Our Beta Club achieved 2024 ALL STAR Service status. This means that each of our members knocked service out of the park by spending 50-75 hours serving their school, community, and state.
Our club served a total of 1,704 hours this year with each member serving an average of 51.636.
Great job WCHS Beta and sponsors, Mrs. Kristy Estille and Mrs. Lauren Tucker!!
WCHS - It is Skills USA Week. Tomorrow wear Red/White/Blue for Skills USA. Let's show some school spirit.
Winfield City High School will have our first FAFSA help event on Wednesday, January 31, 2024, from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. in the library. Parents will need to bring 2022 tax information. Contact Mr. Isom or Mrs. Taylor if you have questions.
Attention parents of seniors. Please encourage your child to check his/her school email daily. All scholarship application information, as well as other important information will be sent via email. Thanks!
December lunch menu
Winfield’s first year at the Trumbauer High School Festival. We brought 18 students, a studio one act play, a group acting piece, and fourteen Individual Events in monologue, musical solo, duet acting, playwriting, costume and makeup design. Nine of those 18 students got Superior ratings on their IEs and will compete again at State next month. Not to mention two members of the All Star Cast for their work in Lockdown (our one act), and two Best Supporting Actor trophies for Brody and Kai! Congratulations WCHS theater students.
*WCHS* October 23-31 will be Red Ribbon Week. This week highlights the importance of living a drug-free life.
Monday - Wear Red to kick off the week!
There will be a red ribbon hidden on each campus (clues will be announced that day) and whoever finds it will get pizza on Friday to share with 3 of your friends. Also, we will try to get a picture of everyone in red in the form of a ribbon.
Tuesday - Don't get tied up in drugs. Wear ties.
Wednesday - Lei off drugs. Wear Hawaiian shirts and leis.
Thursday - Link together against drugs. Each student will write their name on a red link to be joined together.
Friday - Team up against drugs. Wear favorite sports jerseys.
Join in everyone to take a stand against drugs.
