🎶🎭 This week, students from Waynesboro High School's Latin American History class, Black Student Union, and World History class had an incredible experience at the Wayne Theatre , attending a powerful performance by Nobuntu—a talented all-female a cappella group from Zimbabwe! 🌍🎶 This performance was not just a display of musical talent, but also a journey through Zimbabwean culture and the power of artistic expression. We are grateful for opportunities like these that broaden our students’ understanding and appreciation of diverse cultures.
6 months ago, Waynesboro Public Schools
Nobunto
Nobunto
Nobunto
Nobunto
Nobunto
📢Join Us for Family Fun & Food at Wenonah Elementary! 📢 Waynesboro Public Schools is co-hosting a FREE Family Fun & Food Program at Wenonah Elementary starting next week! Families will: Learn to cook and budget Students will help with a food demo 🏃 Receive nutrition & physical activity education Get FREE groceries each week! This is a wonderful opportunity to learn, connect, and have fun together as a family. Sign up today! Space is limited. Call Wenonah Elementary to register! 540-946-4660
6 months ago, Waynesboro Public Schools
Wenonah
Calling all Little Giant community members! WHS students are currently collecting items to support those in need due to recent weather events. If you are able and willing to provide any of the items listed in the flyer, please let us know. Roll Giants!
7 months ago, Bryan Stamm
WHS Hurricane Relief
Coaches Appreciation Day is this Sunday, and we want to take a moment to say a big THANK YOU to all of our incredible athletic and instructional coaches at Waynesboro Public Schools! Whether you’re on the field, court, or in the classroom, your dedication and support shape our students’ success and growth every single day. You motivate, inspire, and lead by example, and we are so grateful for all you do! 💙
7 months ago, Waynesboro Public Schools
Coaches Day
🍽️ Calling All Waynesboro Families! 🍽️ We're excited to announce the Families Food and Fun program starting next week at Berkeley Glenn Elementary—but we need your help to spread the word! 📢 As of now, we have no families signed up for this amazing free program, and we know this is an amazing opportunity! Here's what you get: Parents learn to cook & budget Kids help with food demos Nutrition & physical activity education Free groceries every week! If you're interested, please call Berkeley Glenn Elementary at 540-946-4680 to sign up and join in on the fun! Let's make this a great opportunity for Waynesboro families. 💙
7 months ago, Waynesboro Public Schools
Families food and Fun
🎶 Students from Mrs. Riggan's Latin American History class, along with some friends, gathered at the Wayne Theatre for an unforgettable performance by Rancho Aparte, a traditional Colombian musical group! 🎉 The music brought Latin American history to life and created an enriching cultural experience for all who attended. Check out the photos from this amazing evening!
7 months ago, Waynesboro Public Schools
Latin American Class
Latin American Class
Latin American Class
🚨 Severe Weather Alert 🚨 We want to assure everyone that all students and staff are safe. Due to the weather, please expect delays with transportation home this afternoon. Thank you for your understanding and patience!
7 months ago, Waynesboro Public Schools
weather alert
🚨 All afterschool events, athletics, and activities for Waynesboro Public Schools are canceled for September 27, 2024🚨 Please stay safe and enjoy your weekend!
7 months ago, Waynesboro Public Schools
Programs canceled
Don’t forget! The Waynesboro Education Farm Student Run Market is open every Thursday from 3:30-5:30 p.m. in the WHS parking lot on W. Main Street (left of the high school). Come support our students and pick up fresh, locally grown produce. This market runs until October 10th, so mark your calendars and stop by each week for farm-fresh goodness!
7 months ago, Waynesboro Public Schools
WEF
🎉 English Learner Family Night at WHS! 🎉 WHS had a wonderful turnout with nearly 30 parents and students coming together. 🌍 Their diverse group of attendees included families who speak Arabic, Pashto, Spanish, and Haitian Creole. During the night, the WHS English Learner staff covered important topics such as school policies and regulations, LIEP programming, CTE, AP classes, Governor's School, VCTC, and graduation requirements. Plus, they were able to introduce WHS's amazing admin, counseling, and career center staff! A huge thank you to the WHS EL Department for organizing this fantastic event! 🙌
7 months ago, Waynesboro Public Schools
WHS EL Night
WHS EL Night
WHS EL Night
WHS EL Night
Good morning! Please note that today, September 24, 2024, Bus 655 will be running 20 minutes late in the morning and afternoon for KCMS and WHS. Thank you for being so understanding, and have a great Tuesday!
7 months ago, Dr. Barber, Assistant Superintendent
September is Attendance Awareness Month Addressing chronic absence is a key component of improving graduation rates, increasing academic achievement and giving young people the best chance at success in their adult life. Join the Attendance Awareness Campaign and make a difference for your community. http://bit.ly/1oqfID7
7 months ago, Waynesboro Public Schools
Attendance Awareness Month
Latin American History Class Visits the Waynesboro Educational Farm! WHS Latin American History class had a hands-on learning experience at the Waynesboro Educational Farm! Students explored foods native to Latin America, harvesting fresh peppers and preparing delicious dishes like pico de gallo, blue potatoes, and roasted squash. They even got to taste orange watermelon from Africa and roasted peppers! What a great way to connect history with local agriculture and enjoy fresh, tasty foods! 🌽🌶️🍽️
7 months ago, Waynesboro Public Schools
WHS Latin History
WHS Latin History
WHS Latin History
WHS Latin History
WHS Latin History
WHS Latin History
WHS Latin History
September is Attendance Awareness Month Taking action to engage students and families is essential for addressing the absenteeism, enrollment declines and educational inequities that have been exacerbated by the pandemic. Join the Attendance Awareness Campaign and address chronic absence today! http://bit.ly/1oqfID7
7 months ago, Waynesboro Public Schools
September Awareness Month
🎉 Join Us at the African American and Multicultural Festival! 🎉 We’re so excited for this year’s event packed with amazing performances and activities! Here’s a sneak peek at the lineup of performers: 🎤 Live music 🎶 Drumming and so much more! Be sure to stop by the Waynesboro Public Schools and Staunton City Schools tent for fun activities like: 🎨 Face painting 🎨 Henna designs 🎨 Origami creations 🎁 Plus, we’ll have multicultural giveaways! Bring your family and friends and celebrate with us! See you there! 🙌🏽
7 months ago, Waynesboro Public Schools
Festival Flyer
Waynesboro's Rowe claim title at Augusta Invitational cross country meet. Click link for full article: https://www.newsleader.com/story/sports/high-school/2024/09/16/cross-county-forts-blosser-waynesboros-rowe-win-augusta-invitational/75246118007/
7 months ago, Waynesboro Public Schools
September is Attendance Awareness Month Too often, we think of reducing absences as the job of parents or school clerks in the front office. But communities across the country have started helping schools address chronic absence by building public awareness and leveraging resources. http://bit.ly/1oqfID7
8 months ago, Waynesboro Public Schools
Attendance Awareness Month
We have an exciting opportunity for families and community members tonight, Thursday, September 12 at KCMS from 5:30-8 PM. There will be a free screening of The Right to Read Documentary with a reception before and a panel presentation afterward. This documentary fits very well with changes happening across the division as a result of The Virginia Literacy Act. We hope you can join us!
8 months ago, Dr. Barber, Assistant Superintendent
The Right to Read
Don’t forget! The Waynesboro Education Farm Student Run Market is open every Thursday from 3:30-5:30 p.m. in the WHS parking lot on W. Main Street (left of the high school). Come support our students and pick up fresh, locally grown produce. This market runs until October 10th, so mark your calendars and stop by each week for farm-fresh goodness!
8 months ago, Waynesboro Public Schools
WEF