YEARBOOK UPDATE:
As we all adapt to change, one thing that remains constant is the yearbook tradition of documenting the history of our students and capturing their school year forever. We are pleased to announce that the White County Central High School yearbook adviser and staff are working hard to complete the yearbook and make sure it is printed.
Since copies are limited and school schedules continue to change, we ask that you please order your yearbook online as soon as possible.
https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/customer/1002415/White-County-Central-High-School/
WCC Parents- If your child receives a Friday food bag, and you would like to get it filled, please go to Clearwater Baptist Church tomorrow, Friday, between 9:00 and 12:00. The church is located on hwy 157, about 2 miles south of school.
This is just a reminder that this week, March 23-27, is Spring break. There will be no food deliveries or food available on campus due to this. Please stay safe and healthy.
A message from Superintendent Dean Stanley can be viewed at the following link:
https://youtu.be/ufUdU20bVao
Students, make sure to take care of your emotional health during your time at home. When your emotions are high, learning is low. Go outside for some fresh air, send a happy message to your friends or teachers, post positive affirmations on social media, do random acts of kindness, or pick activities from the list below to practice some social emotional skills. Have a great day and GO BEARS 🐻
If you need anything, please email us and let us know what we can do to help!
shill@wccsd.k12.ar.us- HS counselor
klouks@wccsd.k12.ar.us- Elem counselor
ATTENTION WCC FACULTY AND STAFF: You should have received a 2nd email from Mrs. Sturdivant. After reading the email, please check with your colleagues to ensure everyone gets the message.
Your admin team is working diligently to prepare for the closure extension. #raisethebar #wereallinthistogether
ATTENTION ALL WCC FACULTY AND STAFF: Please check your email. You are looking for an email from Mrs. Sturdivant.
The governor announced today that we will be out of school through April 17th. If you need to pick up medication (inhalers, updrafts, epipens, or daily meds), please email Leighan at ljohnson@wccsd.k12.ar.us or text me on school status.
If you are in grades 8-11 this school year please check your school email and answer the questionnaire from Mrs. Hill. She is working on your schedule and has questions for each one of you guys to answer.
WCC wants everyone to know that due to COVID-19, Governor Hutchinson officially closed school campuses through at least April 17. We will be in contact with everyone soon regarding plans to meet educational needs through the closure period. Please practice social distancing!
8th graders! Mrs. Hill has sent out a questionnaire for you to fill out so she can start scheduling for next school year. Please answer these questions as soon as you can.
Titus Windle is our featured 'Class of 2020' WCC senior. Titus has been at WCC for 7 1/2 years. Once Titus graduates he plans on saving up some money and then going to college. The most important thing Titus has learned while in high school is his social skills and work ethic. The advice Titus gives to students in school is that they need to focus on their GPA (grade point average) because it is important. Titus' favorite class is shop/band because they are both interactive classes. Titus' favorite drink is Fanta drinks and his favorite food is chicken. Titus is a visual and hands on learner but enjoys silence with no one around him while he is learning also. Titus' favorite book is 'The Dead' by Charlie Higson. Congratulations Titus!!
The AMI packet for art grades 8-12 have been changed to meet the needs of our students better. If you (student) have already done some of the days with what was sent home that is fine. The new page is attached on our White County Central School District Facebook page.
Mrs. Lowery reads "How I Spent My Summer Vacation". You can watch her read aloud by following this link:
https://youtu.be/OA6pDs1nfxU
WCC students! If you are looking for reading material,don't forget about your e-cards! These will allow you to get right in to the White County Library system to read books online. You can also access hoopla and ADLC. To get there, you will need your card number and go to the WCC website https://www.wccsd.k12.ar.us/, click on menu, click library, and then High School Library. I have put a link on there for White County Libraries. Follow that link and you will find on the home page where to click to get to hoopla. If you are having trouble with your card, you can follow this link https://whitecountylibraries.booksys.net/opac/wcrls/ to request an online user card. Happy reading!
We were notified by Hardees that the Hardees locations on Race Street and at Love's truck stop are offering free sausage biscuits to school age children 18 and under from 5:00 A.M. until 2:00 P.M. daily until further notice. Wow! Thank you to Hardees for this wonderful service!
Landon Swindle is our featured 'Class of 2020' WCC senior. Landon has been at WCC for 11 years. Once Landon graduates he plans on getting a job. The most important thing Landon has learned while in high school is to always work hard and do your best.The advice Landon gives to students in school is that you are here for a good time - not a long time. Landon's favorite class was basketball because he always was pushed to do his best. Landon's favorite drink is water. Landon's favorite way of learning is when he is in groups because of the conversations that happen. Landon's favorite book is 'Beowulf; by J.R.R Tolken. Congratulations Landon!!
WCC is continuing to serve breakfast 7:30-8:30 a.m. and lunch 11:00-noon throughout this week. We also are offering to deliver these meals for the remainder of the week to any student or child under the age of 18 in the home. Please call 729-3947 or 729-4292 before 10 a.m. Wednesday if you want lunch delivered.
Maira Pacheco is our featured 'Class of 2020' WCC senior. Maira has been at WCC for 13 years. Once Maira graduates she plans to attend college. The most important thing Maira has learned while in high school is to take everything seriously because it can impact your future. The advice Maira gives to students in school is try hard because it is worth it. Maira's favorite class is Mr. Clouse's math classes. Maira's favorite food and drink is hibachi chicken and limeade slush. Maira's favorite way of learning is when she is able to interact with other students so she can get other points of view. Maira's favorite book is 'Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury. Congratulations Maira!!!
