Jr Boys play at 6:00 tonight in the Quitman Jr High Tournament.
about 5 years ago, Sam Farris
Thank you to these teachers for writing a grant to receive money from Walmart. WCC High School was awarded $500 from Walmart!!
about 5 years ago, Dr. Jackye Underwood
Walmart
Reminder: 9, 10 and 11th grades will be MAP testing Friday, Nov. 22. Kona Ice will be at the high school at 1:45pm on Friday also!!
about 5 years ago, Dr. Jackye Underwood
Tanner Rickett is our featured 'Class of 2020' WCC senior. Tanner has been at WCC his entire school life! Once Tanner graduates he plans to become a mechanical engineer. The most important thing that Tanner has learned while in high school is to try your best and be your best. The advice Tanner gives to students still in school is to do your best in school and you won't have to stay in school longer. Tanner's favorite food and drink is steak and Dr. Pepper.. Tanner's favorite class is Mr. Clouse's math because it is easy and Mr. Clouse is a good teacher. Tanner's favorite way of learning is by doing 'hands on' activities because he loses focus easily. Tanner's favorite book is a biography of Marlyn Monroe by Donald Spoto.
about 5 years ago, Dr. Jackye Underwood
Tanner
SILENT DESSERT AUCTION - We will be having a silent dessert auction at the home basketball games on Friday night. Items will be sold by halftime of the Sr. Boys game. Get a dessert for your Thanksgiving break! 😀
about 5 years ago, Dean Stanley
These students received their Microsoft Specialist certification in PowerPoint!! (Destiny Travis, Alexis Taylor and Troy Miller)
about 5 years ago, Dr. Jackye Underwood
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Algebra 1- Mrs. Mullins’ class! Matching representations of linear functions -tables graphs & equations
about 5 years ago, Dr. Jackye Underwood
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Tomorrow’s game @ Bald Knob will be both Jr Teams and both Sr High teams. There will be NO 7th grade boys game as was on the schedule originally.
about 5 years ago, Sam Farris
Taryn Blanton is our featured 'Class of 2020' WCC senior. Taryn has been at WCC for 6 years. Once Taryn graduates she plans to go to college and become a physician's assistant and work at Children's hospital. The most important thing that Taryn has learned while in high school is to study for tests and that the teachers want you to succeed. The advice Taryn gives to students in school is to do your best in school and don't procrastinate. Taryn's favorite food and drink is chick fil A and Dr. Pepper.. Taryn's favorite class is Mrs. Terry's yoga class because she learned a lot and didn't have homework. Taryn's favorite way of learning is by doing 'hands on' activities because she loses focus easily. Taryn's favorite book is 'Glass' by Ellen Hopkins.
about 5 years ago, Dr. Jackye Underwood
Taryn
Special yearbook sale! Order your yearbook online and receive 20 FREE Christmas photo cards! Yearbooks are only $40! Don't miss this opportunity! Order at www.jostens.com/holidayspecial now!
about 5 years ago, Melanie Dickerson
Bus 5, Mrs. Altom’s bus, is continuing her bus route now. (7:55am)
about 5 years ago, Dr. Jackye Underwood
Bus 5, Mrs. Altom’s bus, will be running late this morning picking up her students.
about 5 years ago, Dr. Jackye Underwood
Congratulations to Mrs. Brandi Hardcastle! She is the recipient of the High Five Award. Mrs. Melissa Melton presented the award to her. This is what Mrs. Melton had to say about Mrs. Hardcastle. "I am passing the High Five Award to Brandi Hardcastle. This is our thirteenth year working together. I started out working as a paraprofessional in her kindergarten classroom, to working beside her as a teacher and now she is my literacy facilitator. I have learned a lot from her and her friendliness always makes it easy to work and collaborate with. Brandi Hardcastle is continually seeking knowledge in education in order to help the students and faculty at WCC. I am very grateful for the love, support and dedication she has shown me and WCC throughout the years." Congratulations Mrs. Hardcastle!
about 5 years ago, Yvonne Sturdivant
Mrs. Melton presenting the High Five Award to Mrs. Hardcastle
We will be selling spirit ribbons for one dollar on Friday (Nov. 22) morning and throughout the day so that everyone can show their school spirit for the home conference game against Nemo Vista that evening. Funds will go the WCC HS PTO. For any information please contact Dr. Underwood.
about 5 years ago, Dr. Jackye Underwood
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Quitman Jr High tournament (Nov 18-23)
about 5 years ago, Sam Farris
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Jr boys
Don’t forget bingo in the High school commons from 4-7pm tomorrow, Saturday, 11/16. Hope to see you there!!
about 5 years ago, Dr. Jackye Underwood
WCC District BearLand Weekly 11-18 to 11-23
about 5 years ago, Dr. Jackye Underwood
Calendar
James Stinnett is our featured 'Class of 2020' WCC senior. James has been at WCC for 3 years. Once James graduates he wants to go to college to learn more about automotive technology.The most important thing that James has learned while in high school is to be a productive citizen. The advice James gives to students in school is to stay in school. James' favorite food and drink is salisbury steak and water. James' favorite class is plant science because agriculture is interesting. James likes to learn on his own because it shows that he knows how to solve problems on his own. James' favorite book is 'To Kill A Mockingbird' by Harper Lee.
about 5 years ago, Dr. Jackye Underwood
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The Arkansas School Recognition Program financially awarded White County Central High School for being in the top 6-10% of all Arkansas schools because WCC experienced high student academic growth that includes graduation rate!! WCC High School was awarded $16,100!!! This growth was determined using the ACT Aspire test that was taken in April 2019. Great job teachers and students!!
about 5 years ago, Dr. Jackye Underwood
Money
Don't forget tonight is your only chance to see our one act "Oz" by Don Zolidis. Admission is $1 per person at the door. Come support our kids as they prepare to take the show to competition. 7pm
about 5 years ago, Dr. Jackye Underwood