Members of the WHS Choir visited Northeast Mississippi Community College where they met with the Fine Arts faculty, auditioned for choir scholarships, and toured campus. Thanks to WHS Choir alumni (and current Northeast students) Tynishia Swims, Za’Niya Griffin, and Kalandrya Rias for being a part of the visit!
Please see below for information about submitting proposals for school therapy services for 2025-2026.
Students at WSS were rewarded on Monday, March 17th with a fun day for their hard work on the benchmark tests before Spring Break! Hamburgers, hot dogs, nachos, and drinks along with countless games to play and an amazing obstacle course jumper made for a great day!
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The WES Beauty and Beau Review is Saturday, March 22, 2025 at 5:30.
Admission is $10.
Practice for contestants will be today and Thursday at the WHS Auditorium
K-2nd at 5:30
3rd-6th at 6:30
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Have a happy and safe Spring Break!!!
Mrs. Amber Austin's Visions class held a Mardi Gras parade today at WES! All the students had a great time catching beads and listening to The Tiger Pride band play as the students displayed their floats!
Stay safe, Tiger Nation!
Congratulations to the WSS Students and Teachers of the month for February! Your hard work and dedication is greatly appreciated!
WHS Students of the Month for February
Lavarius Cork, Principal Terry Peeples, Kevi Killough
WJHS Students of the Month for February
Larry McGlothin, Principal Terry Peeples, Samantha Johnson
WSS Teachers of the Month for February
Mrs. Regina Ballard, Principal Terry Peeples, Mrs. Holly Bridges
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Congratulations to all the participants in the Beauty Revue tonight! Everyone was beautiful!
WJHS Most Beautiful - Jayden Holifield, Most Handsome - Cody Goss, Beauties - Anbrea Miller, Hayden Lee, Taylor Greene
WHS Most Beautiful - Lilian Jones, Beauties - Kaylee Shirley, Emma Vincent, Madison Henderson, Allie Johnson
On Wednesday, February 26th, seven students from the Visions class at WES visited the Mississippi State Capitol. Students were able to tour the capitol building and watched as the House of Representatives was in session. Representative Karl Oliver spoke with the students and introduced them in the gallery.
Pictured: Rep. Karl Oliver, DeKryson Glover, Jude Burton, Ruben Guzman, Amber Austin, Juliana Lee, Demi Mims, Lexie Burton, Ar'Janique Ward
After Researching an approved topic, Dr. Jennifer Harrell's English IV students wrote, revised and edited informational essays by hand, typed final copies and created presentations to orally teach the class about their findings. Students presented their work this week.
The WHS Super Scholars visited Belhaven University today!
"You can find magic wherever you look. Sit back and relax, all you need is a book." Dr. Seuss
Pauline Hall is the newest member of the Winona-Montgomery School District Board of Trustees. The district 4 representative was elected in 2024 and sworn in in January 2025.
What most people do not know about Ms. Hall is that she is the 10th child of 12.
Advice to students of WMSD? “Study hard to reach your goals in life and never try drugs they're very addictive.”
Chase DeNoon, the current board vice-president, has served on the Winona-Montgomery School District Board of Trustees since 2021. His favorite memory during his time as a member of the board is the Winona Tigers winning the state championship in football! Go Tigers!
Something most people would not know about Mr. DeNoon is that he loves to cook.
Advice to the students of WMSD? Figure out what you love ... orient your career and future around that. Be kind to others. Always be respectful to everyone!
WHS Senior Brycelyn Townsend shot a perfect score of 50 at the archery meet at Choctaw County yesterday! Great job, Brycelyn!
Dr. Katherine W. Hughes has served as a member of the Winona-Montgomery School District’s Board of Trustees for four years, representing District 3. Her favorite memory during her service is recent, when the Winona-Montgomery School District earned the distinction as a high-performing school district!
Something most people would not know about Dr. Hughes is that she has a strong passion for people and wants what is best for everyone.
Advice to the students of WMSD? “My advice to the students at Winona Schools is to study hard and stay in school. Do what your parents and teachers instruct you to do. Education is very important. A good education will help to determine your future and impact you for years to come.”
