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Williamston High School School Quality Index Summary

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. 

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Civics Fair, 2025

Williamston High School hosted the second annual Civics Fair. Students enrolled in the high school Civics course researched a variety of substantive issues within the school district and the community. Findings and potential solutions were presented to community members at the fair. Almost 100 attendees listened to student presentations, asked questions, and provided feedback. Select the link to learn more.

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WCS Awards, 2024
Williamston High School was named to the U.S. News and World Report Best U.S. High Schools list for the sixth consecutive year. Additionally, the school qualified for the College Board's Advanced Placement Honor Roll for the second straight year, and sixth time overall. Learn more about these awards by selecting the link.
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Announcements

Young Fives & Kindergarten VIRTUAL Orientation will be on Tuesday, February 25 at 6:00 p.m.  

(A link for the Orientation will be posted here just before the event.) 

Young Five's and Kindergarten Staff will share information about:

A typical day at school
Young Fives & Kindergarten Curriculum
What to do to prepare your child for Young Fives/Kindergarten
There will be an opportunity to ask staff questions

Click here to complete the Pre-Registration Enrollment Form.
 

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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.

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Recent District Accolades