High School parents will sign up for this year's conferences through their PowerSchool accounts. Parents of high schoolers will find that it is similar to online registration!
To schedule conferences from your phone: https://tinyurl.com/WCHSPTC
To schedule conferences from your computer: https://tinyurl.com/WCHSPTCpc
Image Credit: Ella Rogers
Our GRS students & staff would love to see everyone from the community line the streets and sidewalks along our parade route, as we show off our costumes.
🎨 Congratulations, Brooklyn Gioja! 🎨
At the end of the 2024–2025 school year, Brooklyn’s artwork was selected to be part of the Illinois Art Education Association’s (IAEA) 2025–2026 Statewide Student Art Show!
Yesterday, Brooklyn was honored—along with 44 other talented students from across Illinois—at the IAEA Student Art Show Award Ceremony held at the Renaissance Convention Center in Schaumburg.
WCHS art teacher, Robyn Butler, proudly accepted the award on Brooklyn’s behalf. Brooklyn’s piece will now travel throughout the state for the next nine months as part of this prestigious exhibition.
👏🏻 Way to go, Brooklyn! Your creativity is representing WCHS across Illinois!
Red Ribbon Week is October 27-31! These are the dress-up days for the district. Dress up to show that you are drug and bully free!
Image Credit: Kiaria Wright
🎉 Principal Appreciation Week! 🎉
We are so thankful for our amazing Unit 9 principals, Wanda - Mr. Findlay, GRS - Ms. Sterrenberg, WJHS - Mr. Rigsby and WCHS Mr. Nevills, whose leadership, kindness and dedication make our Unit 9 Schools a wonderful place to learn and grow.
From cheering on our students to supporting our teachers, they lead with heart, humor, and a whole lot of pride in our school! 💙🍎
#PrincipalAppreciationWeek #ThankYouUnit9Principals
Watseka Elks Lodge - Coats for Kids
Watch Us Grow Wednesday! WCHS Students in ASL class (American Sign Language) sign the National Anthem at a home Warrior Volleyball game. 86 students have volunteered to sign at contests throughout the year. ASL students from WJHS perform Ghostbusters to other classes. WJHS students from Be Your Best Self create posters celebrating commUNITY day! GRS students from SEL (Social Emotional Learning) share their posters for commUNITY day that they made on their own. WCHS students from Mrs. Nawrot's class help clean Peters Park but were able to take timeout for a quick picture. Way to GROW!
You are invited to a special Community Appreciation Performance by the 2025 Watseka Marching Warriors on Thursday, October 23 at 7:30 pm.
✨ Wait for your driver’s signal before crossing
✨ Use the handrail when boarding
✨ Always stay visible 👉 always walk in front, never walk behind the bus
A few smart habits make a big difference in making safe stops and stronger communities! 🚌💛
