As we begin the final nine weeks of school, let's take a moment to recognize the students who made the Principal's Honor Roll and Honor Roll for the third nine weeks! Students, hard work pays off, and we are so proud of your tenacity, effort, and commitment to excellence. ✨💙💛
We are so excited to welcome students who are attending our annual WCHS PROM tomorrow evening! Prom—short for “promenade”—is a formal dance event held at the end of the school year, usually for high school juniors and seniors.
The purpose of prom goes beyond just a dance:
1. Celebration of milestones
It marks the near end of high school and celebrates students’ achievements and growth before graduation.
2. Social experience
Prom gives students a chance to dress up, go with friends or a date, and enjoy a special night together outside the normal school setting.
3. Tradition
It’s a long-standing cultural tradition in many schools, often including things like prom king and queen, themed decorations, and formal photos.
4. Memory-making
For many, prom is one of those “once-in-a-lifetime” school events—something people remember for years.
5. Transition moment
It symbolizes moving from adolescence toward adulthood, especially for seniors about to graduate and much more! It's very important to be safe and aware as well, please review the following PROM SAFETY TIPS! We look forward to seeing you tomorrow!
The purpose of prom goes beyond just a dance:
1. Celebration of milestones
It marks the near end of high school and celebrates students’ achievements and growth before graduation.
2. Social experience
Prom gives students a chance to dress up, go with friends or a date, and enjoy a special night together outside the normal school setting.
3. Tradition
It’s a long-standing cultural tradition in many schools, often including things like prom king and queen, themed decorations, and formal photos.
4. Memory-making
For many, prom is one of those “once-in-a-lifetime” school events—something people remember for years.
5. Transition moment
It symbolizes moving from adolescence toward adulthood, especially for seniors about to graduate and much more! It's very important to be safe and aware as well, please review the following PROM SAFETY TIPS! We look forward to seeing you tomorrow!
Last week, we celebrated with our 2025-2026 STAR Student, senior Ke'Shawn Hall.🎉
The STAR Student recognition is awarded to the senior with the highest SAT score at the school, who also ranks among the top of the graduating class, either in the top ten percent or among the top ten students based on grade point average. This honor also allows the student to recognize a teacher who has made a significant impact on their academic journey. Ke'Shawn selected Ms. Ericia Colbert to stand alongside him as the STAR Teacher.
Post-high school, Ke'Shawn will be attending Kennesaw State University as an Honors Biology Major on the pre-med track, with a minor in Sociology, to become a General Surgeon. Way to go, Ke'Shawn we are so proud of you! 💙💛
#WarriorPride #StarStudent #StudentSuccess #OneWilco
The STAR Student recognition is awarded to the senior with the highest SAT score at the school, who also ranks among the top of the graduating class, either in the top ten percent or among the top ten students based on grade point average. This honor also allows the student to recognize a teacher who has made a significant impact on their academic journey. Ke'Shawn selected Ms. Ericia Colbert to stand alongside him as the STAR Teacher.
Post-high school, Ke'Shawn will be attending Kennesaw State University as an Honors Biology Major on the pre-med track, with a minor in Sociology, to become a General Surgeon. Way to go, Ke'Shawn we are so proud of you! 💙💛
#WarriorPride #StarStudent #StudentSuccess #OneWilco
💙 Senior Beta Children’s Hospital Basket Project Update 💙
The Wilkinson County High School Senior Beta Club is excited to continue working on our project to create 100 baskets for children at the Children’s Hospital in Macon. We are thankful for the support we’ve already received from our school and community.
As we continue preparing for this project, we are still collecting items and support to help make these baskets special for the children.
If you would like to contribute, please see the flyer below for details. Donations can include:
• New toys or basket items
• Cash or checks
• CashApp to Ms. Qualls, Senior Beta Club Advisor
Every small contribution helps us bring smiles and encouragement to children who need it. Your support will be greatly appreciated by Ms. Qualls and the entire Senior Beta Club.
Thank you for helping us give back to others in our community. 💙
After-school program and families, please mark your calendars and join us for a fun-filled evening! Students in attendance will receive bonus PBIS points to use in the PBIS store.
Parents, please note:
We have rescheduled our Spring Parent-Teacher Conferences to Friday, April 3, 2026. This is the makeup day for the session originally planned on March 16, 2026. If you'd like to schedule an appointment with your child's teacher(s), please use the following link.
https://forms.gle/nob2ULap6ioP3j4AA
We have rescheduled our Spring Parent-Teacher Conferences to Friday, April 3, 2026. This is the makeup day for the session originally planned on March 16, 2026. If you'd like to schedule an appointment with your child's teacher(s), please use the following link.
https://forms.gle/nob2ULap6ioP3j4AA
Thank you, Oconee RESA, for introducing us to the Lit, Love, Read campaign, a Georgia-based literacy initiative that ran from February 4th to March 6th, aimed at boosting students' reading skills through the joy of daily read-alouds. Each story read aloud deepens comprehension, strengthens connections, and fosters a lifelong love of reading. Thank you for reading aloud to us:
📖Ms. Qualls
Also, we would like to recognize the following 12th grader for their participation in the Young Georgia Authors competition, also spearheaded by Oconee RESA.
📝Tykimah Harper
Thank you all for your hard work and commitment to literacy in Wilkinson County!
📖Ms. Qualls
Also, we would like to recognize the following 12th grader for their participation in the Young Georgia Authors competition, also spearheaded by Oconee RESA.
📝Tykimah Harper
Thank you all for your hard work and commitment to literacy in Wilkinson County!
Earlier today, CTAE Director Mrs. Hunter, along with CTAE/CTSO advisors Mr. A. Brown, Major Rackley, Ms. Hughes, and Mrs. Taylor, hosted the Spring CTAE Advisory Council Meeting.
This committee plays a vital role in strengthening collaboration between education and industry—helping ensure our students are equipped with the skills and knowledge needed for today’s workforce.
We extend a special thanks to our community partners and local businesses for their continued support. Your involvement helps keep our programs relevant, innovative, and aligned with real-world needs.
A huge THANK YOU as well to our student representatives, whose input was both valuable and impactful. Great job, students!👏
#CTAEDelivers #WorkforceDevelopement #OneWilco
This committee plays a vital role in strengthening collaboration between education and industry—helping ensure our students are equipped with the skills and knowledge needed for today’s workforce.
We extend a special thanks to our community partners and local businesses for their continued support. Your involvement helps keep our programs relevant, innovative, and aligned with real-world needs.
A huge THANK YOU as well to our student representatives, whose input was both valuable and impactful. Great job, students!👏
#CTAEDelivers #WorkforceDevelopement #OneWilco
STREAM Academy is enrolling! Mon–Thurs, 3:30–6:30 PM. Now offering Graphic Design, Stock Market & Yoga. Sign up today if interested: https://forms.gle/2bPd4Ld8z2RxT9Hk7
Today at Wilkinson County High School, we took a moment to show appreciation for the amazing educators who work hard for our students every day. 🍎
Mr. A. Brown and members of the FBLA Leadership Team went around the school delivering doughnuts to our teachers as a small token of gratitude. While today was a special gesture, here at Wilkinson County High School we strive to show appreciation to our teachers every day for the dedication, care, and effort they put into helping our students succeed.
A special thank you to the FBLA members who helped make this possible:
• President Lacey French
• Vice President Malik Fox
• FBLA Social Media Manager Honesty Evans
• FBLA Member Sydney Price
Thank you to our incredible teachers for everything you do for our school community! 💙💛
#WCHS #TeacherAppreciation #FBLA #WarriorPride
Update: Wilkinson County Schools will be closed today out of an abundance of caution due to weather conditions. Parent-teacher conferences scheduled for today will be rescheduled. Schools will share new dates soon.
Due to anticipated weather conditions during peak commute times on Monday morning, Wilkinson County Schools will operate on a delayed start for staff, with employees reporting at 10:00 a.m. Families who have spring conferences scheduled before 10 am may choose to reschedule by contacting the school’s main office. We appreciate your understanding as we take this precaution to support safe travel conditions for our staff.
Reminder: Parent–Teacher Conferences are tomorrow (Mon., March 16) from 1–4 PM.
Students will have an asynchronous learning day with no in-person classes.
Monday, March 16, will be an asynchronous learning day for all students in Wilkinson County Schools. There will be no in-person classes. Students should complete the assignments sent home or posted online through their teacher’s platform. Staff will be available during regular school hours to provide support and answer questions. Thank you for your partnership in supporting student learning.
Warrior Nation:
In response to inclement weather conditions in our immediate area, we are prepared to implement our severe weather drill procedures should conditions worsen. At this time, all campuses, students, and staff members are safe. We will be conducting school as normal.
💙 Wilkinson County High School Senior Beta Giving Back 💙
The Wilkinson County High School Senior Beta Club is proud to be organizing a community service project to give back to children at the Children’s Hospital in Macon, Georgia. Our goal is to create 100 donation baskets to help brighten the days of young patients receiving care.
Each basket will include items such as coloring books, crayons, teddy bears, and other small comfort items to help bring smiles and encouragement to the children.
We are asking for the support of our students, families, and community members to help make this project successful. Donations of any amount are welcome, and no amount is too small.
Community members may donate in several ways:
• New toys or items for the baskets
• Cash donations
• Checks
• CashApp to Ms. Qualls, the Senior Beta Club Advisor
All support and contributions will be greatly appreciated by Ms. Qualls and the entire Wilkinson County High School Senior Beta Club as they work together to give back and make a difference in the lives of these children.
Thank you for helping us spread kindness and compassion in our community.
#WilkinsonCountyHigh #SeniorBeta #CommunityService #GivingBack #BetaClub 💙
We started Friday with a SWEET SURPRISE! Special thanks to board member Ms. Leigh Scott for dropping in, showing kindness, and spreading joy. Ms. Scott took time to personally visit and congratulate Mr. J. Brown's Algebraic Concepts class for being our Green Dot Challenge winners!
The Green Dot challenge is a data-driven initiative in which students work to move subject standard indicators from red/yellow to green, signaling mastery on our Progress Learning platform. It promotes personalized learning, student accountability, and targeted practice by improving proficiency across grade-level assignments and assessments. Way to go, students, and thank you so much, Ms. Scott!
The Green Dot challenge is a data-driven initiative in which students work to move subject standard indicators from red/yellow to green, signaling mastery on our Progress Learning platform. It promotes personalized learning, student accountability, and targeted practice by improving proficiency across grade-level assignments and assessments. Way to go, students, and thank you so much, Ms. Scott!
📚 Read Across America – Tuesday! 📚💚
Today’s theme was “Reading Helps You Grow!” 🌱 Students and staff wore green to symbolize growth as we continued celebrating Read Across America Week!
Not only did we have students actively reading, but we also had students presenting projects today! We even had two of our principals reading books to students, making today extra special and showing that literacy is important at every level.
Reading helps grow our minds, strengthen our skills, and prepare us for a bright future — and we are proud to see that growth happening across our district! 📖✨
#ReadAcrossAmerica #ReadingHelpsYouGrow #LiteracyMatters 💚
We're developing a new strategic plan, and community feedback will help guide the district’s priorities. Families and community members are encouraged to complete this short, anonymous survey, administered by the GSBA. 🗓 Survey closes March 18. Take the survey
💙📚❤️ Read Across America – Monday! ❤️📚💙
Today we kicked off Read Across America Week with our theme: “Proud to Be an American Reader!” 🇺🇸
Students and staff are showing their school spirit by wearing red, white, and blue as we celebrate the joy and importance of reading. Reading opens doors to knowledge, creativity, and opportunity — and we are proud to encourage strong readers across Wilkinson County School District!
Be sure to follow along this week as we continue celebrating literacy each day! 📖✨
#ReadAcrossAmerica #AmericanReader #LiteracyMatters
