WHS Students: The Principal's Advisory Council will be taking applications from 10th - 12th grade students for the 2024-2025 school year. The purpose of the Council is to serve as a source of advice, feedback, ideas, proposals, and recommendations to the principal on behalf of the student body. Applications are available beginning today in Student Services or the Admin Office and are due by the end of the day on Friday, October 18th.
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"Report, Don't Repost." Parents, students, and the community are asked to take 3 minutes to hear an important message from Superintendent Jane Stavem and Police Chief Jon Thum. School safety is everyone's responsibility!
WHS Students: Don't forget to purchase your Pizza Feed ticket from your 7th period teacher. Tickets are $5 each. If you don't have a 7th period class, stop by to see Renae in Student Services.
For students interested in participating in boys' basketball this winter, there will be a meeting this Thursday, September 19th at 7:45 AM in the Main Gym. This includes those who are currently participating in a fall sport.
The WHS Student Services Team wishes everyone a wonderful weekend! #IAmAWarrior
Warriors - Get ready for Homecoming Dress-Up days next week!
Warrior Nation gathered together to meet our 2024 Homecoming candidates and hear about the fun activities planned for next week.. Thanks to the WHS JROTC Color Guard and WHS Concert Choir for their participation in today's gathering. #GoWarriors
WHS Students, if it has been over two years since you have been to a dentist, please stop by and speak with Nurse Clarke in Student Services. The Dental Van is coming to WHS and we don't want to miss you!
Native American Students: We are having our first Okichiyapi Club meeting of the year on Thursday, September 12 at 3:15 pm in room A123. We will be discussing all of our activities and projects for the year including door decorating for Homecoming and our Native American Day celebrations. Please see Mr. Rekstad in room A123 for details.
Registration for the PSAT is now open in the Counseling Office. The PSAT is recommended for four-year college-bound students. The PSAT will be given on Wednesday, October 9th at WHS. The cost is $25 and the registration deadline is Thursday, September 12th.
The WHS Drama Club will hold auditions for the fall play on Tuesday, September 10th at 3:15pm in the Little Theatre. If you are interested in tech or backstage crew this is also the time to get signed up. Please stop by Mr. Reiner's room A139, or Mr. Haddican's room A137 to pick up an audition form.
If you are interested in participating in Girls Basketball this winter, please plan to attend a meeting at 7:40am in the main gym on Wednesday, September 4th.
Do you love acting? Reading? Speaking? Being a part of something unique and fun? Then join the nationally ranked WHS Oral Interp and Speech Team! The first meeting is happening on Tuesday, September 3rd at 3:20pm in room A227. If you have questions or can't make it to the meeting, please see Mrs. McIntyre anytime in room A227.
Thanks to all the students and parents/guardians who came out to PST Night at WHS on Thursday evening! It was wonderful to see everyone. As a reminder, the first day of school is on Thursday, August 22nd. Have a wonderful weekend, Warriors!
The Warriors will be going cashless at athletic and fine arts events! For all information regarding digital booster and student passes and single game tickets, scan the QR to purchase or use this link 👉 https://www.sf.k12.sd.us/o/sfsd/page/back-to-school
The first day of school is just over a month away! More info on open houses to come soon, but for now, please save these dates! If you haven't yet completed the Annual Student Information Update, please do so here. https://www.sf.k12.sd.us/page/school-registration
See you soon!
What a beautiful day for the start of the SD State Track Meet at Howard Wood Field! Good luck to all of our athletes as they compete for a spot on the podium!
Last Friday students in the beginner guitar class at Washington High School held an end-of-the-year recital. Playing one song with 30+ guitars is no easy task, but these students rocked it out! This is the second year SFSD has offered guitar classes as part of the Fine Arts program, and it's just one more reason we've been named one of the Best Communities for Music Education!
There is a Renaissance Committee Meeting on Thursday, May 16th at 7:30 am in room E112.
WHS Students: If your chromebook is in need of repair, please bring it to Student Services ASAP. We want to take care of any repairs so it is ready for semester tests!