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Williamston Teacher Named Michigan Teacher of the Year Finalist
Williamston High School teacher Ray Herek named one of five finalists for the State of Michigan Teacher of the Year Award
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Williamston High School Graduates Ranked 38th in Michigan
Williamston High School Ranks 38th in state for percentage of graduates continuing their education at the college/university level
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WCS ranked in top 50 Public High Schools for Athletics in Michigan
National survey ranks WCS number 35 for overall athletic programming!
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High School Students Have Research Published
Research published in Questioz, an international online high school research organization
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Track and Field Program Highlighted
Lansing State Journal article features the district's long standing tradition of excellence in track and field
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Elementary Art Program Earns Grant
TangerKIDS Grants program awarded $1,300 in order to support technology in the visual arts classroom.
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Arts Integration Showcase
Students in Young Fives and Fourth Grade showcase Arts Integration project.
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Explorer Elementary Teacher honored by the Michigan Science Teachers Association
Mrs. Conni Crittenden earns the Michigan Science Teachers Association's Distinguished Service Award
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Elementary Schools Earn Literacy Grant
District will receive almost $19,000 from the Michigan Department of Education to support summer literacy instruction
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Washington Post names WHS one of America's most challenging high schools
High School ranked 31st in Michigan
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Williamston High named to AP Honor Roll
High School named to list for the fourth time in seven years.
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Welcome to Williamston
Whether you are a long-time resident of the community or a prospective parent or student interested in learning about our school system, I invite you to explore our website to find out what makes WCS such an exceptional district. From our widely recognized early literacy programming to our unique variety of elementary related arts classes, engineering and robotics labs, award winning bands, or 19 Advanced Placement courses, there is something for every learner here.
The best way to know what makes Williamston so special is to experience it. Visit our community, tour a school, and see for yourself what all the “buzz” is about. If you are already a community member, thank you for your support and commitment to our schools and students. See you around town!
Go Hornets! Go Williamston!
- Dr. Adam J. Spina, Superintendent
Help us tell our story!
Complete the good news form here to get the word out about what makes WCS such a special district to be a part of.
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Free Preschool Grants: 15 Spaces Available!
Little Hornets, the Four Star, licensed, preschool program located in the front of Explorer Elementary School (420 Highland St., Williamston) has 15 FREE AFTERNOON GRANTS from the Department of Education still available. A child must be four years of age by September 1st, reside in an Ingham County school district and the family must meet other life experiences to qualify. Submit an application to: www.inghampreschool.com or call (517) 655-4637 for assistance or further information.
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Coffee and Conversation with the Superintendent Summer Dates Announced
Join Adam for coffee at the Biggby Coffee in Williamston. Ask questions about the district and find out what's new for the 2017-18 school year.
Saturday, July 22, 2017: 1:00 - 2:30 pm
Monday, August 7, 2017: 5:00 - 6:30 pm
BIGGBY® COFFEE725 W Grand River
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Beginning with the 2017-18 school year, WCS will enter into an agreement to support home-schooled students via the Virtual Learning Academy Consortium run by Oakland Schools.
Families that elect to participate in VLAC through WCS will enroll their student with the district, but then interact completely with the VLAC coordinator and teachers. All materials and instruction are provided by VLAC.
Please contact 517-655-4361 x 5116 for WCS enrollment information and follow the attached link for VLAC enrollment information.
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Non-Resident Students
The School of Choice window for the 2017-18 school year has now closed. Students who would like to attend Williamston in the fall may apply as Non-Residents. If you would like to receive an application please contact Pam Reinke (517-655-4361 x 5116; reinkep@gowcs.net) or use the attachment listed below.
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CADL Summer Reading Program
Summer Reading at Capital Area District Libraries-Information
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