The city of Winona has lost power and we will be sending students home early.
Buses depart from the district @ 1:50 - 2:00.
if you are able to pick up your child, you may do so at this time .
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Data & Dine begins in 30 minutes! Come by the front of the high school to get your student's data and get FREE pizza! You don't even have to get out of your car!
Data & Dine is TOMORROW night from 4:30-6:30! Don't miss out on getting information about your student & FREE dinner without ever leaving your car! Line up at the front of the High School.
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Welcome back Wildcats! We will start at normal time tomorrow, January 18th.
We hope you all had a warm and safe mini winter break despite the recent storm. We are happy to have you back and ready to continue with your studies.
We understand that the storm may have caused disruptions in your schedule, whether it be with travel or power outages. If you experienced any significant challenges during the break, please reach out to your teachers or school counselors. We are here to support you through any difficulties you may have faced.
Let's use this return to school as an opportunity to re-establish your focus and dedication to your education. Use the coming days to catch up on any missed work, review any concepts that may need refreshing, and engage fully in our classroom discussions. Your teachers are here to assist you every step of the way.
Finally, as always, please be cautious as you walk around the school grounds, especially if any icy patches are present. Your safety is our utmost priority.
We look forward to seeing you all back in the classroom bright and early. Wishing you a fantastic day ahead!"
Due to safety concerns, Winona ISD will be closed on Wednesday, January 17th.
After driving roads this afternoon we found many locations that were still covered in ice and will not be safe tomorrow morning due to the dangerously low temperatures in the teens. Ensuring the safety of our students and staff is our top priority, and we believe it is in the best interest of everyone to not risk traveling county roads tomorrow morning.
We understand that this may cause a minor inconvenience, and we appreciate your understanding and cooperation in prioritizing the safety of our school community. We do believe conditions will be safe around noon tomorrow. We look forward to seeing you on Thursday, January 18th at normal time.
Winona ISD will be closed on Tuesday, January 16th, 2024 due to weather. Road conditions are in poor shape, so please be careful if you must get out. We will update everyone tomorrow afternoon January 16th as we get a better idea on what conditions will be like the rest of the week.
Stay safe Wildcats!
Winona ISD will be closed on Monday, January 15, 2024
Christmas Break will commence at noon on Wednesday, 12/20, and conclude on 1/7/24. During this time, we encourage everyone to recharge, embrace the spirit of the holidays, and create lasting memories.
We wish you all a joyful and restful Christmas Break. May it be filled with laughter, love, and the magic of the season.
Mr. D. Miller
The high school girls' basketball game scheduled for Dec. 1st has been canceled by Athens Prep.
Wishing everyone a delightful and grateful Thanksgiving! May your plates be filled with delicious food, your hearts with love and laughter, and your homes with warmth and joy.
#HappyThanksgiving
All Winona ISD campuses will be closed from November 17th- 24th, enjoy your time off with your student.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Winona ISD
Winona Education Foundation Donates Money to Grants for Great Ideas
In a remarkable gesture of support for innovation and creativity in education, the Winona Education Foundation has generously donated funds towards grants for great ideas. The foundation's President, Dexter Jones, and Vice President, Pat Schlau, were present at a special event held earlier today to surprise the winners.
The Grants for Great Ideas initiative, an annual program spearheaded by the Winona Education Foundation, provides educators within the Winona School District an opportunity to bring their innovative teaching ideas to life. These grants aim to empower teachers to enhance the learning experience for their students through the implementation of fresh and inspiring educational projects.
With great enthusiasm, Dexter Jones and Pat Schlau presented the grants to this year's deserving winners. The chosen grant recipients, whose proposals were selected from a pool of esteemed educators, expressed their excitement and gratitude for the WEF's support.
President Dexter Jones lauded the teachers for their exceptional dedication and efforts to enrich education within the district. "Today we celebrate the incredible talent and passion of our teachers, who continuously strive to make a difference in the lives of students," said Jones. "The Grants for Great Ideas program is a testament to the WEF's commitment to fostering a culture of innovation within our schools."
Vice President Pat Schlau also expressed her admiration for the winners and their outstanding contributions to education. "We are proud to support these exceptional educators who continually push the boundaries of teaching and learning," Schlau noted. "It is through their visionary ideas that we can shape the future of education in Winona."
The Winona Education Foundation's commitment to the advancement of education is well-known throughout the community. By investing in teachers' innovative ideas, the foundation continues to build an environment where students thrive and discover their true potential.
Going forward, these inspiring grant projects are set to make a significant impact on students' educational experiences within the Winona School District, fostering a love for learning and nurturing a culture of innovation.
Don't be late! Clocks officially fall back at 2 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 5, 2023.
Wildcats tomorrow, 9/27, Winona ISD will participate in See You at The Pole national day of student prayer before school. Feel free to join us.
🎉👑 Congratulations to Cabron Hampton and Jakelin Timmons for being selected as the King and Queen of Winona High School! 👑🎉
What an incredible achievement for both of you! Your hard work, dedication, and outstanding leadership have surely made a lasting impression on your peers and teachers. We are beyond proud to have such incredible individuals represent our school as the King and Queen.
Cabron, your charisma and charm have always stood out in the crowd. Your ability to make everyone feel welcome and included is truly remarkable. You have been a role model for students across the school, and this honor is well-deserved.
Jakelin, your grace and kindness have captivated the hearts of everyone around you. Your commitment to serving others and promoting unity has left a lasting impact on the Winona High School community. Your positive spirit shines through in everything you do.
As King and Queen, may you continue to inspire others with your exemplary qualities, continue to lead with grace, and embrace the responsibilities that come with this incredible honor. We have no doubt that you will carry this title with pride and make Winona High School proud.
Once again, congratulations Cabron and Jakelin! 🎉👑 Your Winona High School family is excited to see you shine on this well-deserved throne. Enjoy this moment, and let the celebrations continue! 🎉🎉🎉 #WinonaRoyalty #ProudMoment
Your Wildcats are ready for action, kickoff at 7!
Patriot Day is an annual observance on September 11 to remember those who were affected by the terrorist attacks in the United States on September 11, 2001. This day will forever be known as Patriot Day.
