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ATTENTION! UPDATED DELIVERY TIMES!


Great opportunity for our families!!!


Happy National School Counselor Week to Tracy Carter, Megan Brock, Tina Buckley, and Kim Haley! Thank you for all you do for the students of the Winona-Montgomery School District.


WSS congratulates our students and teachers of the month for January!
Teachers - Ms. Megan Brock, Ms. Lisa O'Briant
WJHS Students - Jaliyah Wallace, Cash Kilgore
WHS Students - Ianna Guess, Tony Cooper

Troylando Eden signs a letter of intent to play football at Holmes Community College on #NationalSigningDay! Congratulations, Troylando! Your hard work has paid off! Keep on being great!

WES teachers were treated to a pop up "Emergen-C Bar" today. The Sunshine Club sponsored this special treat to remind everyone to take care of themselves!





Dorothy Triplett has been an Alternative Instructional Assistant for the Winona-Montgomery School District for the past three years. Outside of school, Ms. Triplett enjoys crafts, writing, going to Sunday School, and crocheting.
Her favorite Tiger memory is seeing the academic growth within the school district.
Fun Facts about Ms. Triplett: “I love the outdoors life adventures, deer, foxes, coyotes, squirrels, and racoons.”


Members of the WHS Choir participated in the University of Mississippi Choral Festival for treble, tenor, and bass singers. They worked with nationally renowned clinicians, listened to college choirs, and their concert was wonderful! Here's the list of our participants:
Bryce McNeill
Archie Flowers
Iyanna Meeks
Ni'khyla Baskin
Haley Gilmore
Briseis Pearson
Jakiyah Houston
Natalia Reyes
Skylor Greene
Akildria Lane




Ken Rosamond has been a bus driver for the Winona-Montgomery School District for the past three years. Outside of school, Ken enjoys hunting, fishing, and working with the Boy Scouts.
His favorite memory: “Lockhart spinning the Choctaw County quarterback across the field like a carousel.”
Fun fact about Ken: “I sometimes behave like an adult.”


Congratulations, Ms. Sturdivant, on this enormous honor! We are so proud!


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Amber Austin is the gifted teacher for grades second through sixth grades at Winona Elementary School.
Mrs. Austin began teaching in 2002 in Grenada. She has been at Winona Elementary School since 2009, teaching second grade until 2021 and taught sixth grade writing in 2021. She has been the gifted teacher for three years now.
Outside of school, Mrs. Austin enjoys being at home with her family. She also loves going to the beach and new places.
Favorite Memory: “My favorite memory is taking a group of students and families to Washington, D.C., this past May. It was so much fun to see our students witness many of our nation’s historic landmarks.”
Best advice to students: “Never stop learning and always be willing to help people.”


We’re excited for you to join us next Thursday for great conversation and guest speakers! Parents, students, and community members are all welcome! Please note the location change to Wolfe Lab.


Celebrating the 100th day of school at WES!










The first one was so great, we decided to do it again!!
Please join us February 5th for another informational night with Blue Sky Behavior Therapy. This night is open to all parents/caregivers in WMCSD. Child care will be provided!


Super Scholars from Winona High School toured Northwest Community College this morning!



Meet Richard Boone, welding instructor at the Winona Career and Technical Center! Mr. Boone has been teaching at the Winona Career and Technical Center for two years, and his favorite teaching memory is his students winning second place in the district welding competition in his second year of teaching.
His advice to students: Never think you know everything. Humble yourself and be willing to learn. Be teachable.


Honoring the legacy of Dr. King.
