Congratulations to the WCCHs ‘2nd nine weeks perfect attendance and the ‘No tardies for the first semester students!!
WCC High School was awarded a $500 grant from our local Exxon/B-B Oil Company! Billy Jackson presented the check to Dr. Underwood.
Pee Wee Cheer will practice after school on Tuesday, Jan. 28th in the Cub House. Please send practice clothes and tennis shoes to practice in. Pick up is at 5:00.
We are selling "Journey to a New Heart" shirts to benefit Evan Jones' family. All offices have forms available. Cash is preferred. Shirt are $10 and will be on athletic gray with Black and red ink.
The date on the shirt is the date Evan Jones received his heart transplant. Evan is a 7th grade student here at WCC.
WCC BearLand weekly for 1/27-2/1
The one act plays are Friday, Jan. 31st. We apologize for the confusion.
Don’t forget the WCC elementary and middle school one acts tonight starting at 7pm. Adults and students is $2.
Don’t forget Kona Ice will be at the high school form 10am to 11am , Friday, Jan. 24. They will have Kona Kocoa also!!
Community Helpers
Mrs. Jill Sawrie's class is learning about Community Helpers. Our School Resource Officer, David Reeves, spent some time with her students today talking about law enforcement.
There will be no junior or senior high cheerleading practice today after school. (Wednesday, Jan. 22)
There will be NO Softball, Jr. High Baseball, or Open Varsity Baseball practice this afternoon for the possibility of winter weather. (January 22).
MIDDLE SCHOOL Kona Ice will be on Friday, January 24th instead of Thursday due to impending weather. Thanks!
P-6 parents! Forgot to order your child’s class pictures? Order at mylifetouch.com and use code EVTFQ4PGG
A fiber optic line was cut and our phone lines are down until about 9:00.
Blood drive is Jan. 29!!
Just a reminder that there are NO Little Dribblers practice tonight!
HIGH FIVE AWARD
Awarded to Sam Farris from Tammy Parish. Here is what Mrs. Parish has to say about Mr. Farris: "I am passing the High Five Award to Mr. Sam Farris. The five words inscripted on the hand are Character, Connection, Challenge, Commitment, and Compassion. On a daily basis, Sam Farris carries out to a high degree, the definition of each word. Great principals exhibit all 5 of these words. Although this is his first year as Principal, Sam Farris is GREAT! I have been impressed with his calm demeanor, high moral standards, and his ability to build relationships among colleagues. I can only imagine how busy this first year has been for him but he has always made time to listen when I needed to be heard. He has an enormous amount of compassion and because he leads by example he continually challenges me to be a better person today than I was yesterday. I have witnessed him do the same with our students at WCC. I consider him more than a principal but also a friend. I have enjoyed watching our girls grow together in basketball, friendship, and other aspects of life. I am very grateful for the love, support, and encouragement he has shown me. Thank you Sam Farris for being GREAT in every walk of life. I proudly pass the High Five Award to Mr. Sam Farris!!" Congratulations Mr. Farris!
Bus 9 is running 15 min late. We apologize for inconvenience. Mr. Shayne Wallis is the driver.
This is just a reminder that White County Central does have school on Monday, January 20, 2020. Have a great weekend!
Grant Walker is our featured 'Class of 2020' WCC senior. This is Grant's third year at WCC. Once Grant graduates he plans to go to college and also play college baseball. The most important thing that Grant has learned while in high school is leadership skills The advice Grant gives to students in school is to do your work and homework because it really helps. Grant's favorite class is Mr. Clouse's math classes. Grant's favorite food and drink is steak and water and when he is learning at school he likes working in groups because it helps him feel connected. Grant's favorite book is 'Tears of a Tiger' by Sharon Draper. Congratulations Grant!!!
