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Rotary Scholarship Renamed in Honor of Former WCS Superintendent
The Williamston Sunshine Rotary renamed its scholarship that supports WCS students the "Narda Murphy Student Excellence Award" in honor of former WCS Superintendent Ms. Narda Murphy. The annoucement was made during halftime at Friday night's home football game.
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Classroom Makerspace Debuts at Discovery Elementary
New classroom resource promotes creative thinking and collaborative problem solving in connection with the district's S.T.E.A.M. initiative.
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WHS Welcomes German Exchange Students
Students from the Wilhelm Gymnasium in Braunschweig were welcomed by their host families and WHS staff. Pictured above, Dr. Jeff Thoenes and Ms. Megan O'Rourke address the fourteen German students and two teachers who are participating in this year's exchange.
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Explorer Elementary Students Featured in Michigan Nature Magazine
Grant supports a unique learning experience for students at the Harris Nature Center
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New Chiller Installed at Discovery Elementary
The Sinking Fund was utilized to replace the old air conditioning system which unexpectedly stopped operating the day before open house.
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WHS a "Highly Ranked" High School by Bridge Magazine
Publication releases list of top high schools based on 2017 SAT results
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WCS Students Rank 15th in the State on M-STEP Reading Proficiency
Students in grades 3-8 earn one of the highest overall reading proficiency levels in Michigan (photo from MLive)
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First Day 2017-18!
A few drops of rain did not dampen the enthusiasm for the beginning of the new school year.
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Fall Sports Underway
Visit the WCS athletics page to keep up with the latest information on fall sports.
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Williamston Schools Foundation Grants Support Innovation at WCS
The foundation's competitive grant program provided over $20,000 to enhance instructional resources in district classrooms. Pictured are WSF Chairperson Mr. Norm Jolin Jr. and Superintendent Dr. Adam Spina.
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Opening Day for Staff 2017
WCS staff returned for the start of the 2017-18 school year. The opening day activities included the introduction of new staff, remarks by district administration and the Board of Education, and a STEAM-based engineering activity.
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Rockin' Our Way Into K Camp at Discovery Elementary
Successful transition camp for new WCS students returns for the third year.
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3D Printing Coming to Elementary Schools
The community supported 3D printer will be utilized in the elementary STEAM lab. Yesterday's 3D printer build produced a fish key chain, the first item created with the new instructional tool.
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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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Custodial, Maintenance, and Technology Department Appreciation Lunch
District staff and members of the board of education hosted a cookout to recognize the dedication of those whose busy time of the year is during summer break.
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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
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Complete the good news form here to get the word out about what makes WCS such a special district.
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Fall 2017 Assessments: Letter to Parents
M-STEP information on how to read your child's assessment results for 2016-2017.
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Complete 2017-18 School Calendar is available!
The complete 2017-18 school calendar has been adopted. These dates are all included on our district calendar on the website. The calendar can be exported to any personal device if desired. Please use our website calendar throughout the year. Any updates will be reflected.
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Join Superintendent Spina at the Charity Chili Challenge prior to September 22nd football game
Join Superintendent Spina for a bowl of chili at the Charity Chili Challenge on Friday, September 22, 2017, between 5:30-6:30 p.m. prior to the home football game on South Street next to the football field.
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Parent Information Night on September 20th at 6:30 p.m. in Discovery Media Center
The Williamston Elementary Schools PTSA is sponsoring a Parent Information Night. Please join Dr. Adam Spina, Superintendent of Schools, who will be speaking on the state of our district. Details: Wednesday, September 20th in the Discovery Elementary School Media Center at 6:30 p.m. This event is recommended for all Williamston parents/guardians and community members.
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Lunch Menus now available through NutriSlice LinkOur food service department is now using NutriSlice to share more information about school lunches. You can bookmark this site, download the NutriSlice App to view menus on your device or access the menu from the district page--go to food service and click on menus. Carb counts as well as other nutrition information are available. Here is the link address: http://williamston.nutrislice.com/
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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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Superintendent's Blog Now Live!
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