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Wash High Band Marches in Washington D.C. in National Memorial Day Parade
The band marched in the Memorial Day Parade in Washington D.C. this past weekend.
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Washington High School Graduating Class of 2023 Inspiration Walk at the Washington Park Elementary School
The Class of 2023 returned to the halls of their elementary school to greet the K to 6 students and wish them well in their coming school years.
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Students with Autism Making Strides in Washington School District
Washington Special Education Director Camilla Justice shared, “If you have met one person with Autism, you have met one person with Autism, because no two Autistic people are exactly the same and each person brings a unique set of talents to the table.
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Students of the Month for May 2023
Students of the Month for May 2023 were recognized by their principals at the Washington School board meeting on May 8th
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Junior High Life Skills Students Learn About the Universe
Students in the 7th and 8th grade life skills’ class taught by Megan Roach, recently took a trip to the Carnegie Science Center in Pittsburgh to close out their month-long study of the planets in the universe.
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2023 Washington High School Prom Court.
Washington High School's Prom will take place on Friday, May 5th. The Grand March starts at 5:45 pm in the Washington High School gymnasium, where the Prom King and Queen will be announced and crowned. After the Grand March, the attendees will go to the Doubletree Hotel for a night of dinner, dancing, and fun.
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Wheeling Symphony Young People's Concert
Wheeling Symphony Maestro John Devlin conducts the Wheeling Symphony while Christylez Bacon, a guest artist beatboxer, performs for students at Washington Park.
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WASH HIGH INDUCTS 15 NEW MEMBERS IN NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
New members of the National Honor Society at Washington High School were inducted into the Washington Chapter of NHS on Thursday, April 13.
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April Students of the Month
The Washington School District honored the teacher-selected students of the month for April 2023 at the April 11th board meeting.
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2023 WHS Mock Interviews
On behalf of all involved with the Mock Interview Session which occurred on (Monday) April 3, we wish to extend our sincerest thanks to the administration, faculty, and students of Washington High School for making the fifth annual Session successful.
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2023 American Legion Award Winners
Washington Jr. High School has six winners of the 2023 American Legion Awards
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IMPACT Women's Summit Brings Current and Future Leaders Together
Wash High young women, escorted by the high school's guidance counselors, took part in the first Women's Roundtable, "IMPACT," sponsored by Washington and Jefferson College in partnership with Highmark on March 30th.
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3 Wash High Basketball Players make All Section Team
3 Wash High Basketball Players make All Section Team - Ruben Gordon, Brayce Patterson and Zxavian Willis
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Mary Beth Lopez Retires After 27 Years
Teacher Mary Beth Lopez accepts a plaque of appreciation and thanks for 27 years with Washington School District from Superintendent George Lammay at the March 20th board meeting.
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All Children Can Learn if Given the Needed Supports
Her smile is contagious and her persistence is evident. Raelynn Cox, a 9 year old girl who was born with Down Syndrome, may have had delays in development, but, she is progressing at a steady pace with help from her family, teachers, and therapists at Washington Park Elementary.
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Students of the Month for March 2023
Students of the Month for March 2023 : Five students were honored as Students of the Month by the Washington School District at the board of directors' meeting on March 13th.
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February Students of the Month
Washington School District administrators presented the teacher-nominated students of the month for February at the school board's February 21st meeting.
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Washington Jr. High Classes Work on Projects for NAACP's Black History Open House
February is Black History Month and Junior High Social Studies teacher Erin Moore is having her classes work on studying local history using available resources like ancestry.com and local articles and booklets. The posters, power point displays, and QR-coded artwork will allow visitors to the NAACP's Open House an opportunity to learn about local Washington black history.
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Ride the Bus to School!
Month-long pass Freedom Transit is now offering specially priced bus passes for Wash Jr/Sr High students to get to and from school and around town!
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Prexie Center
Prexie Center Tuesdays & Thursdays 3-6pm Free and open to all 7th-12th graders for socializing, meals/snacks, games, tutoring, Prexie Market, and more!
