Hello WHS Vikings Community! As Homecoming approaches there are a few activities that we would like to share. Thursday 9/28/23: Early Release at 12:30 (busses run at their regular time 3:10). The Homecoming Parade begins at 1pm. The Bonfire begins at 8pm @ Rodeo Grounds. Friday 9/29/23. Lady Vikes Volleyball JV @ 4:00pm, Varsity @ 5:00pm in the WHS gym, and Football Game begins 7 pm @ WHS Stadium. Saturday, 9/30/23 Homecoming Dance : 8pm - 10:30 pm @ WHS Viking Grill.
This is Principal Bressler with a brief announcement. Earlier today, we placed the middle school building in a brief hold as we tended to a medical emergency of a staff member. In a hold, students and staff remain in their classrooms and continue business as usual. All is good now and the hold has been released. Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact the office. Have a nice afternoon!
Hello WHS Community! Float building begins this evening and through Wednesday evening from 5:00-9:00 PM. The following locations are for float building in preparation for the homecoming parade on Thursday 9/28/23. - Freshman: WHS Welding shop - Sophomores: WHS Auto shop - Juniors: WUSD Bus Barn - Seniors: Rodeo Barn. Students who are not working on the float will be sent home. This is a school sponsored event, so school consequences will apply. We look forward to seeing the great floats in the parade on Thursday!
Also, a reminder, Anything But A Backpack day is tomorrow. Items must be school appropriate, appropriately sized for school safety, and no animals may be brought to school.
HOMECOMING WEEK starts Monday, September 25th!
Homecoming Dance is Saturday, September 30 from 8:00-10:00 PM
WEMS SPIRIT WEEK!
Sept. 25-28
Congrats to our Kiwanis Students of the Month from WEMS! Way to go Falcons!
Hello WHS community!
We have successfully completed our September fire drill.
Hello WHS Families and Community,
Our hold has now ended. Thank you to everyone for their support during this extended hold and keeping the hallways clear.
Hello WHS Families and Community,
We are currently on a hold for a medical non-emergency. More information to come if anything else develops.
Please see the attached September newsletter for WEMS!
Good evening WUSD families.
This message is for all families (WEMS & WHS) who have not yet submitted the free/reduced meal application this year or who have not received a notification from the Food Service Director informing you of eligibility. All students of families who have not yet submitted the free/reduced meal application will begin being charged full price for all meals beginning Monday September 11.
The free and reduced meal application can be found on our website under the Department Tab - Food Services, or you can search "Free and Reduced Meals" on the wusd2.org website.
Greetings Williams Families: Just a friendly reminder that all schools and offices will be closed Monday Sept. 4th, in observance of Labor Day. We hope everyone enjoys a safe, long holiday weekend.
Interested in volunteering with us here at WEMS? Scan the QR code to get started! Your efforts make all the difference for our kids!
PTSA would like to say Aloha to our new, potential and long-time members with a Luau! Join us Tuesday, September 5th at 3:30 for snacks and treats in the WEMS Long Hallway. Stay for our first meeting at 4:30.
More information here!
Thanks Superintendent Evans for stepping in to sub for us today! What a great coach!
Hello WHS Community!
Our community partner, Bethany Fellowship, is hosting a youth rally on Saturday, September 2, 2023 at Miss Kitty's Steakhouse beginning at 2:00. Please see the attached flyer for more information.
Hello WHS Community!
We have successfully completed our first fire drill of the year. It began at 9:13 am and ended at 9:20 am. Go Vikes!
August Newsletter from WEMS! Happy weekend WEMS families!
WHS Students & Families: We have received community complaints about the students at the high school while they visit Safeway during lunch. Just a friendly reminder that changing the price for an item you are purchasing, not scanning an item in self-checkout, and eating food from the wing bar without paying for it, is theft. Please remember that Safeway is a business, and that they have the ability to protect their store from theft in a variety of ways. They have not moved forward yet with contacting the police in these matters, but we have again recommended that they do so. If Safeway choses to move forward with legal action against the students who are stealing from them, that matter will be between Safeway, the police department, and the parents of the accused student. The school does not have the right to step into those matters in any capacity. Our mission as a school is to help prepare students to be college, career, and community ready; to be productive citizens ready to serve their communities.
Falcon Flyers begins Monday, August 21st. Please see the attached flyer and scan the QR code on your phone to let us know your child will be attending.
