Mrs. Milling's 8th-grade Computer Science and Engineering classes worked in groups to design a new toy or improve an existing toy. Afterward, they presented their ideas to the class.
In celebration of Constitution Week, Thomas Rodney Chapter NSDAR Regent and Constitution Week Chair Norma Biggers visited with Coach Austin Woodall’s Eighth Grade History Classes. They discussed citizens’ responsibilities for protecting and defending the Constitution and enjoyed playing some “Constitution Trivia”, learning some fun facts about this most important document.
The College and Career Readiness class, taught by Dr. Hughes, toured Holmes Community College on Tuesday, September 16. The tour included speakers from admissions, CTE program visits, and lunch in the cafeteria. The students really enjoyed themselves.
Look at our WHS alumni shining on the sidelines at HCC! Congratulations to Kendall Stanley, Madison Henderson, and Carla Garcia for being chosen as a part of the Dazzler dance team!
Our speech-language pathologists are attending the annual Mississippi Speech Language and Hearing Association conference in Flowood, MS. They are attending sessions on current topics in speech pathology that are focused on therapy in a school setting.
Attention Winona Elementary School Parents!
Mark your calendars!
Congratulations to all of our 2025 Homecoming maids!
Winona Secondary School sophomores attended "Our Future Me Career Fair" hosted by the Junior Auxiliary of Winona on Wednesday, September 10.
Ms. Teresa Sullivant's Health Sciences year 2 students showed Ms. Haley Leal's students the germs on their hands using a black light, how to wash their hands, and how to correctly put on and take off PPE. Some students were able to visually determine if they had washed their hands correctly by looking at the "germs" under the black light. #HearUsRoar #TheTigerWay #WCTCthePlacetoBe
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After a unit on civics and local government, seventh-grade social studies teacher Gunner Nichols conducted a mock city hall with his students. The students were presented with different scenarios to be for or against when presenting their case to the city board. The city board then asked questions of the citizens and voted to pass or decline the proposals.
Registration is open!
Winona Elementary School is so excited for the Book Fair and Grandparent's Day next week! See you there!
Thank you to some of our lifetime Tiger Athletic FANS, who wanted to do their part in supporting OUR Tigers on the football field by giving the players Red Ties & Tiger Pins. GO TIGERS!! We appreciate your generosity!#HearUsRoar #OneTeamOneDream #ItsaGreatDayToBeaTiger
Butler Flowers - Shelter Insurance
Gay Hammond - Hammond Pharmacy
Adolphus Knox - Alumni
Winona Mayor Jerry Flowers
Head football Coach Deangelo Ballard invited men in Black and Blue along with FCA representative Coach Chris McRae to have a devotion with the team and taught the guys to tie ties too!!! They're doing more than training great athletes! They are training them to be excellent MEN! #ItsaGreatDayToBeaTiger #OneTeamOneDream #BeTHATPerson
Mrs. Milling’s Computer Science and Engineering classes used only marshmallows and toothpicks to build a freestanding tower, demonstrating their understanding of teamwork and communication through project-based learning. They were also in competition to see who could build the tallest tower. The tallest tower was 16”.
Attention, WES parents!
Show your school spirit for the Tigers! #hearusROAR
Homecoming week spirit days will be released at a later date.
If you need a picture taken for your football program ad, be at the WHS football field on Wednesday, August 13th, from 5:30 - 6:30! Wear your team uniform or spirit shirt, and bring any spirit items you would like to include in the picture with you.
