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WCHS Music Department Christmas Concert - Monday, December 8 - 7pm
WJHS Music Department Christmas Concert - Monday, December 15 - 7pm
WJHS Music Department Christmas Concert - Monday, December 15 - 7pm
Happy Retirement to Mr. Miller! He's not just a full time teacher, he also stepped up and helped tremendously as a Bus Driver. Thank you for all of your safe miles! Now time to enjoy the next chapter.
We've got your Tuesday dinner plans covered!
Image Credit: Ella Rogers
This is not sponsored by Unit 9 but may benefit our families...
The WCHS Band is selling fruit! Sales end November 30. Please see a band member or contact Mr. Parmenter to order yours today!
WJHS - This FRiDAY!!!
WJHS and WCHS Retake Picture Day is coming up on:
Monday, Nov 24
If you're satisfied with your child's picture, no further action is required.
Congratulations to Sarah Shoven who was chosen as our GRS Staff Member of the Month for October. We could not ask for a better PE Teacher at GRS!!
Image Credit: Kyah Westerfield
A-Tisket A-Tasket... boy I'd like that BASKET!!! So many great items available at the silent auction 5:30-7:45 this Friday in the gym foyer.
Attention grownups of 2nd graders! Please plan to attend this brief meeting at the Watseka Public Library at 5:15 on Thursday. This is an exciting new partnership with the school, public library and local businesses. We hope to see you there!
The annual WCHS Band fruit sale is happening now through November 30. Please see any current 7th-12th grade band member to order.
Looking forward to seeing everyone tomorrow. 🇺🇸
WCHS Winter Athletics Picture Day will be Saturday, November 15th at 9:00 am!
K-5 students please start here https://www.watsekaschools.org/o/watseka/page/e-learning-watseka-elementaryand 6-12 students please check your Google Classrooms.
FRIDAY! - FRIDAY! - FRIDAY!
On Wednesday, some Watseka students got the honor of being part of IL State Senator Chris Balkema’s Youth Advisory Council in Pontiac. They all got to write a bill that was then voted on by all students. The winning bill will be argued in the spring by the students to see if it passes through the Senate. It was a fun day of social networking and learning more about government.
On Friday, Mrs. Bandur’s Civic classes got to spend the afternoon at the Watseka courthouse. They got to listen to a number of people who work at the courthouse. Sheriff Perzee took them on a tour of the jail and his office. Then Bill Cheatum, the Coroner, discussed what he does for his job and answered questions. Greg Barrett, a probation officer, also talked about his job. Lastly, they got to listen to some real court cases and see how the judicial system works.
