Your Lady Senators are Sectional Champions!!!
#WWeGrow CHAMPIONS
A beautiful day, but a bit windy.
It won't spoil our fun! We will be in the Fortner Lobby, parking lot and gym for today's Spring Carnival.
Come join the fun from 11 am - 2 pm!
All WWSC after school activities are required to end by 5 pm tonight to ensure safe travel home.
WW-YMCA PreK graduation is being moved up 30 minutes to 4:30 pm to ensure the safety of everyone traveling home. Please have your child here at 4:20 pm to prepare.
If you are unable to attend please message Ms. Larissa Williams.
We apologize for the late change.
Senior Sunset has been rescheduled to Sunday May 18th 8-9:30 pm on the football field.
Job Posting- HS Special Education (Life Skills)
Today, Dr. Girgis and Mrs. Nance represented West Washington at the K-14 Ivy Tech Summit at Lucas Oil.
Did you know that Indiana ranks number one in the nation when it comes to the number of students graduating from high school with the most college credits? The average is 14.5 college credits.
West Washington is proud to be an endorsed Early College High School supported by our higher Ed partners, Ivy Tech - Bloomington, and Indiana University.
#CELLiuindy
#earlycollegehighschool
Mr. Mills led an intense game of Simon Says with the entire Kindergarten. The weather forced them inside for recess, so Mr. Mills came to the rescue with a fun group activity.
#WWeGrow FUN
The arts are alive and well at WW.
Many of our WWES students participated in the WC Theatre production of Lullaby for a Lonely Child.
#WWeGrow TALENT
The WWES Math Bowl team hosted area schools for the Math Bowl Competition.
Our team finished first in our division and finished second in the overall championship!
#WWeGrow SCHOLARS
Today we celebrated a very special person at WWES/WWSC. Ms. Karen started her birthday with a big surprise from staff and family.
Please share birthday wishes for Ms. Karen and show your appreciation and love with an expression of gratitude.
WWSC will operate on a 2 hour delay schedule Monday 4/7/25.
This will allow better visibility of road hazards. There are several areas that are impassable. Please use caution.
Most areas are shallow standing water or at least half of the road is visible and passable.
On Monday, April 7, our SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions) chapter, in partnership with local authorities, will present a Drunk Driving Demonstration for students in grades 10-12. This event is designed to illustrate the consequences of drinking and driving.
Law enforcement officers, EMS personnel, an ambulance service, a wrecker service, and a helicopter crew will be present on campus. The demonstration will feature a staged accident scene using a wrecked vehicle and live student actors, including one student portraying a fatality.
Our goal is to emphasize the importance of making responsible choices and to reinforce the dangers of driving under the influence. While the demonstration will be conducted in a respectful and educational manner, it will include realistic elements to effectively convey the message.
We want to make our community aware of the demonstration to eliminate any concern of a real crisis response taking place at school. This is a scheduled simulation coordinated with local first responders organized by our SADD Chapter with the help of our SRO Aaron Dennis.
Power has been restored at school.
The plan is to start on time for school tomorrow, Friday 4/4/25.
The campus is still without power. If we get power we will return to school on Friday. If we do not, then we will have to utilize another virtual day.
An announcement will be made in the morning.
Job Posting- 2nd Shift Custodial (3 pm - 11 pm), $16.10 per hour plus benefits.
If you would like to purchase new softball gear for the upcoming season, you can order directly from this site! Thank you all for your continued support!!
https://bsnteamsports.com/shop/WWSOFT25
West Washington was well represented by a large group of very talented students who participated in the Washington County Community Theatre production of the Adam's Family.
#WWeGrow TALENT
The West Washington School Corporation will operate on a regular schedule Friday February 21st.
WWSC will be closed and use a SYNCHRONOUS virtual day today, Thursday February 20th.
The roads are actually worse this morning than yesterday. Like yesterday it will likely all clear up, but not start melting until noon. It is unfortunate, but the conditions are not good enough to remain open, even on a delay.
Students, we know that it is hard to stay tuned in and engaged the more consecutive virtual days that we have. This will end and we will get back to school tomorrow. I ask that you stay connected one more day and do your best to stay engaged and participate in all classes. Be resilient and make the best of a bad situation.
