Washington County Schools

Mrs. Baker's class concluded their Geology unit with a research project and presentation using Google Slides. Ask them to tell you information on volcanos, tsunamis, and earthquakes!

Yearbooks as gifts? Absolutely!
Take home last year’s book NOW and preorder this year’s—each only $40.

Email etoole@usd108.org to order.

This is what your school cafeteria looks like when "Pickles the Elf" gets into mischief! USD 108 WSCO Schools loves Anna and her kitchen crew, Erin and Christopher!

The girls JH had a heartbreaking loss tonight. Luckey hit a long guarded 3 to tie the game. Then stole the ball and won on last second shot. We might have lost but we continue to get better and the girls effort was A+. The B team played well and came away with a good win.

Don't forget - if your 9-12th grade student is interested in forensics they should come see Mrs. Toole this week.

Hello Tigers, 

       Attached you will find the final newsletter of the 2025 year. You will find some info for the upcoming week as well as activities hosted over the Winter Break. Some of the information is repeated, because it's important - like the 7-12 MUSIC CONCERT IS THURSDAY, DEC. 18TH @ 7PM. 

Be on the lookout in January for our Welcome Back Newsletter!

Have a wonderful Winter Break!!

This year’s WCHS yearbook is shaping up to be one of our best yet.
Reserve your copy for $40 during our Christmas sale!
Talk to Mrs. Toole or send an email to etoole@usd108.org.

The Lincoln.girls are Panther Classic champions. Washington girls ended up with a second place finish.

Boys Champions of Panther Classic the Solomon Gorillas. Washington boys ended up second in a hard fought battle.

Lady Tigers get the win this afternoon taking down Solomon 55-25!

Big shout out to the Washington County Booster Club for sponsoring the spirit themes for our home games during basketball season!! 🎅🎄🎅 Thanks to all our fans here on a cold Saturday and don't forget we've got another home game Tuesday for a BLACK OUT! 🖤🖤🖤

Students showed up to the basketball games today decked out in their Christmas gear. Go tigers! Shout out to the booster club for setting up the game themes! ❤️🖤🐅

Corey Tegethoff comes to our 6th grade class each year to talk to them about electricity. His visits provide a real world connection for our kids that might just inspire them to be future electricians someday. Thank you to Corey for taking the time to encourage and educate our kids. You do a great job!!!

Tiger Boys didn't play their best game tonight... but they finished the game with their best quarter and walked away with a victory! Tigers 65 Lincoln 64 See you tomorrow! Tigers vs Solomon at our home court, Girls at 1pm, boys follow.

Lady Tigers fall to Lincoln tonight 49-30.

What's on my head? Mrs. Baker's class practiced multiplication fact fluency today in a fun and easy game. Objects needed are only a deck of cards and 3 people to play. Dealer: splits the deck of cards evenly between the other 2 players and multiplies the numbers to tell the players their product. Player 1 and 2: they flip their cards and without looking at it, holds it at their forehead. Their goal is to figure out what their card is based on the total product and the factor they can see on the other player's head. * The player to say their card's value first wins the point. * Players and the dealer rotate jobs and continue to practice multiplication facts!

Helping families and our community is a focus of FCCLA. Our chapter rose to the challenge and gifted FIVE Angel Tree children this year!

Family and Consumer Sciences classes volunteered this week wrapping gifts and unloading/ organizing family totes of supplies for the Angel Tree Project.

Abby has been on a live-edge charcuterie board making kick. She made this one out of elm and burnt the last name in it to give it that personal touch. Good job, Abby!