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Five students from the Mu Alpha Theta math fraternity at Williamston High School participated in the 55th annual Math Field Day at U of M Flint. Math Field Day is a mathematics competition for high school students. Teams solve math problems and present findings on mathematical subjects.

According to data posted on MISchoolData, Williamston's graduation rate of 97% was the highest of any Lansing area district. Williamston's graduation rate increased by 3% from the previous year. The state graduation rate for the 2023-2024 school year was approximately 83%. Williamston High School also earned a Graduation Rate Index School of 100% on the Michigan Department of Education's School Index Scorecard.

Williamston High School presented the Disney Musical Freaky Friday. The production included five shows spanning two weekends.

Mrs. Tammy Hosford, a 6th-grade teacher, won Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6464 and Auxiliary Teacher of the Year for Sixth to Eighth Grades.  She was recognized for her commitment to enriching students' educational experiences and fostering intergenerational relationships.

The Williamston Middle School MathCounts team earned high marks at the MathCounts Chapter Competition at Michigan State University. Awards included finishing second place overall with two students qualifying for the individual state finals. 

All WCS schools earned high marks on the Michigan Department of Education's School Quality Index. Results posted on MiSchoolData website indicate that Williamston High School maintained the highest overall index score in Ingham County for the sixth consecutive year that data has been available. Williamston Middle School earned the highest growth index score of any middle school in the county. All WCS schools received an overall index rating of over 90. 

School of Choice is for students who do not reside in our district but live in Ingham or an adjacent county but would like to attend WCS. The application window has not been set at this time, but it is usually in mid-May through early June. We have started compiling a list of students who would like to be sent an application when they become available.  Those on the list will receive an application by email.  To be considered, the entire application(s) must be returned to the Superintendent's Office before the school of choice window closes.

If you would like to receive an application, please contact Rachel Foster today at fosterr@gowcs.net or by phone 517.655.4361 x5116.

Please visit the link below for the most up-to-date information from PowerSchool regarding their recent cybersecurity incident.

https://www.powerschool.com/security/sis-incident/

The safety of students is the foremost consideration when evaluating if school should be canceled. There are several variables in the final decision. They include:

1. An early morning report from our Director of Facilities and Operations on road conditions in Williamston
2. Input from law enforcement, the road commission, and staff from neighboring districts
3. Consultation with Superintendents from other Ingham County Districts

If the temperature is 20 degrees or more below zero (with or without wind chill), school will be automatically canceled.

Online Enrollment Center

New to the 2024-2025 school year is the Williamston Community Schools Online Enrollment Center!

Returning students and new students will be required to complete electronic forms through the PowerSchool Parent Portal before their student's first day of school.

WCS COVID-19 Protocols

Review updated district protocols regarding COVID-19 here.

As of September 2024

*Protocols are subject to change. 

Ingham County Prosecutor's Letter to Parents Regarding School Safety and Threats of School Violence. Updated August 1, 2024.

Click here to read this important letter.