Senator Nation WE NEED YOU!!
Our boys' basketball team plays for a Sectional Title tonight at 7 pm at Borden High School.
The team feeds off a loud crowd and they appreciate your support.
SHOW UP, let's be LOUD, let's be PROUD, and let's show our boys that we BELIEVE!!!
Send off at 5...EVERYONE show up for music, posters and an exciting send off in the Fortner Foyer (Door 6).
Face painting will start at 4:30 if interested.
Caravan to borden to follow!
LET'S GOOOOOO
There have been some reports of high water. Crews may not be out yet and impassable areas may not be marked.
Take your time and do not drive through low areas where water has completely covered the roads.
We will be flexible with students that run late. If any assistance is needed do not hesitate to call school.
Senators win and advance!
We are closely monitoring the weather for this afternoon. We are aware that there are some predicted thunderstorms .Currently, there are no watches or warnings announced.
We plan to have a normal dismissal, In the event that a warning for our area is issued for the dismissal and bus transportation window, then we will consider delaying dismissal.
At this time, we intend to have a normal dismissal. This will continue to be evaluated and an announcement will be made if there is any change in that status.
We plan to have a normal dismissal, In the event that a warning for our area is issued for the dismissal and bus transportation window, then we will consider delaying dismissal.
At this time, we intend to have a normal dismissal. This will continue to be evaluated and an announcement will be made if there is any change in that status.
Look who Mr. Nance ran into at the statehouse today while he visited local legislators to discuss legislation impacting our school.
West Washington alumni CJ Johnston was there presenting her research. Her research was selected to be on display at the 2026 Regionals at the Rotunda.
CJ is making WW proud with her accomplishments. CJ shared that after completing her undergrad in Biology and Neuroscience at IUS she plans to pursue graduate school in the future.
#WWeGrow SUCCESS #SenatorPride
WWSC will operate on a 2 hour delay Monday 2/16/26.
Dense fog with visibility as low as 50-100' is predicted. The safety of students at bus stops and the visibility for bus drivers is our top priority.
After sunrise, the visibility will progressively improve.
Check out this opportunity for our Grandparents that are acting as the primary guardian for our students.
WWSC 2026-2027 Adopted Calendar
After a thorough investigation of the roads, we are upgrading today Wednesday 2/4/26 to a synchronous virtual day.
North of state highway 60 is particularly bad. Saltillo and Campbellsburg are completely ice covered. Other areas in the corporation have problem areas, especially bridges and culverts. Additionally, fog is developing in areas and a thin layer of ice is developing in those spots.
Synchronous instruction will begin at 10 am.
North of state highway 60 is particularly bad. Saltillo and Campbellsburg are completely ice covered. Other areas in the corporation have problem areas, especially bridges and culverts. Additionally, fog is developing in areas and a thin layer of ice is developing in those spots.
Synchronous instruction will begin at 10 am.
WWSC will be on a 2 hour delay Tuesday 2/4/26. Road conditions will be examined again in the morning to ensure safety.
West Washington schools will be in session on Monday 2/16/26. This was on our calendar as a snow make up day. We will utilize this date to replace the day we missed on 12/15/25. That day we did not have a virtual day and therefore it needs to be made up.
We will be attempting to return to school tomorrow, Friday 1/30/26, on a 2 hour delay. There is a small chance of snow with minor accumulation between 3-7 AM in the morning. That will be monitored.
Prepare for a return and pay attention for an announcement in the morning. If a change is made then it will be announced by 7 AM.
Bus drivers may not be able to make it to every bus stop, due to localized conditions or not being able to access the normal bus turnarounds. They have been instructed to contact you if that is the case and arrange an alternate pick up.
Contact the bus driver and the school if you are not sending your child to school. If you contact us, your child's absence will be excused and school work will be made available to them.
After a thorough inspection of the roads and of bus turnarounds, WWSC has made the determination to have a Synchronous Virtual Day on Thursday 1/29/26.
Wednesday, 1/28/26, will be another synchronous virtual day.
There were several hours spent driving roads this afternoon. Things are progressing quickly and improving drastically.
There are still problematic roads with drifts, only one passable lane, etc. When you factor in the windchill, temperatures are supposed to be sub -5 or less from 7-10 am in the morning.
We have our fingers crossed for a return to school on a delay for Thursday, That decision will be made tomorrow afternoon.
There were several hours spent driving roads this afternoon. Things are progressing quickly and improving drastically.
There are still problematic roads with drifts, only one passable lane, etc. When you factor in the windchill, temperatures are supposed to be sub -5 or less from 7-10 am in the morning.
We have our fingers crossed for a return to school on a delay for Thursday, That decision will be made tomorrow afternoon.
WWSC will be closed on Monday 1/26/26 and Tuesday 1/27/26.
Snow accumulation and temperatures are going to make it difficult for our crew and state and county crews to clear the grounds and roads to make transportation to school safe .
Temperatures on Tuesday morning will remain well below zero with the windchill and we can not risk overexposure when routes could also see risks and delays due to road conditions.
Both days will be synchronous virtual days. Students need to be up and ready to attend instruction by 10 am.
The forecast and road conditions will continue to be monitored in hopes of a return to school as soon as safely possible.
Snow accumulation and temperatures are going to make it difficult for our crew and state and county crews to clear the grounds and roads to make transportation to school safe .
Temperatures on Tuesday morning will remain well below zero with the windchill and we can not risk overexposure when routes could also see risks and delays due to road conditions.
Both days will be synchronous virtual days. Students need to be up and ready to attend instruction by 10 am.
The forecast and road conditions will continue to be monitored in hopes of a return to school as soon as safely possible.
Temperatures will be in the mid teens in the morning and there will be gusty winds.
Please dress appropriately. Bus drivers will be patient so students can wait inside. Routes may run slightly behind as a result.
We will run on a regular schedule Monday 1/19/26.
WWSC will utilize a virtual day on Tuesday 1/20/26.
We are aware that this causes a disruption for families and we apologize. Staff were surveyed and it was apparent that we were going to have staffing issues due to individuals electing to take this day off. Additionally, older students were reporting that they may be missing that day.
This information led to our decision to make this day a virtual day.
Merry Christmas from the Senator Family!
WWSC will be in a regular start time today, Friday 12/19.
Roads are in good shape with only a few spots of ice where standing water was present.
Use caution traveling to school and allow for extra time to travel at the appropriate speed to recognize any hazards.
WWSC will operate on a 2 hour delay schedule Tuesday 12/16/25.
The sun has done a lot to melt away the snow and ice on most roads. However, east and west roads that are shaded with hills still have hazardous spots.
The delay will allow for bus drivers, staff and students to see any approaching hazards and navigate accordingly.
The sun has done a lot to melt away the snow and ice on most roads. However, east and west roads that are shaded with hills still have hazardous spots.
The delay will allow for bus drivers, staff and students to see any approaching hazards and navigate accordingly.
