JCS Families: JCS will dismiss 3 hours early today, Friday, February 6, due to impending winter weather.
5 days ago, Jefferson County Schools
FAFSA Workshop
February 18th from 6-8 pm in the Washington High School Auditorium.
6 days ago, Washington High School
FAFSA Workshop
WHS Families: WHS will be on-time tomorrow, Thursday, January 22.
20 days ago, Jefferson County Schools

WHS Families: WHS will be dismissing at 11:30am today, Wednesday, January 21, due to an HVAC issue in the building. We will share an update by 6pm this evening.

21 days ago, Jefferson County Schools
📢 BIG NEWS for Washington High School! 🦅

Hi everyone! I’m the new Esports Coach at WHS, and I am incredibly excited to launch this program. Esports isn't just about gaming—it’s a way for our students to build teamwork, learn strategy, and compete for college scholarships!

To get our players off the sidelines and into the game, we are looking for community partners and individuals to help us build our "arena."

We are currently seeking donations of:

🎮 Consoles: Xbox Series X|S and Nintendo Switches

🖥️ Hardware: Gaming monitors (high refresh rate preferred)

⌨️ Gear: Mechanical keyboards, gaming mice, and headsets

💼 Sponsorships: Local businesses looking to support a new kind of varsity sport!

Whether you are a business or a person with extra gear, your support makes a huge difference for these kids.

Let’s show them what Jefferson County can do!

How to help: Like and Share this Post!!!

Contact Info: jackson.propst@k12.wv.us or text at 681-283-8981
25 days ago, Washington High School
Washington High School Esports informational flyer

Students, please remember NOT to store your Chromebook in your car—even for a short time. Cars can heat up or get extremely cold very quickly, and those temperature changes can permanently damage your device, including the battery, screen, and internal components. A damaged Chromebook may stop working and could result in fees for repair or replacement, up to $450! Please bring your Chromebook inside with you each day and store it in a safe place. Thank you for taking care of your device!

26 days ago, Washington High School
Washington High School will be hosting our Rising 9th Grade Parent Night on January 29th from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. in the auditorium.
26 days ago, Washington High School
WHS Key Club is still accepting applications for this year's Mom Extravaganza on May 9,2026.
29 days ago, Washington High School
WHS Key Club is hosting Mom Extravaganza and Food Truck Festival on May 9, 2026, 9 AM-2 PM.

WHS and JHS Key Clubs present The Sweetheart Snow Ball!

29 days ago, Washington High School
Sweetheart Snow Ball February 7th, 6-9 PM, Ranson Civic Center

We’re excited to share the first edition of the WHS Newsletter! 🎉
Click the link below to see highlights, updates, and great things happening at Washington High School.
👉https://jcs.edurooms.com/engage/washington-high-school/newsletters/patriots-nation-news

about 1 month ago, Washington High School

The Silver Screen Society film club has published their first issue of SSS magazine. In the December edition we you will find movie reviews, top Christmas movie lists, information on upcoming movies, a movie of the month, and an opinion piece on whether Die Hard is a Christmas movie. You can find the magazine on the WHS info and More page on Canvas or by following the Silver Screen Society on Instagram @ whssilverscreensociety.

Link to the magazine: SSS Magazine

about 2 months ago, Washington High School
Key Club Breakfast with Santa
Saturday, December 13th 7am-11am
116 East Liberty Street in Charles Town
2 months ago, Washington High School
Breakfast with Santa, Saturday, December 13th, 7am-11 am, 116 East Liberty Street, Charles Town
Seniors, don’t forget to order your cap and gown before December 31st if you want to save $15! Use the links below to order your cap & gown or to fill out the Google form if you cannot afford to purchase your own gown.

Link to order: https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/productDetail/1782230/WASHINGTON-HIGH-SCHOOL/Cap-and-Gown/2977994555/CATALOG_REPOSITORY/Cap-and-Gown-Unit/2977994580
Link to the form if you cannot afford a cap & gown: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdPVwAa-0W6XPci7SgsE3-Ngo1t9uICLWKCkyg5hsr2HWyy3w/viewform?usp=header
2 months ago, Washington High School

JCS Families: JCS will operate on a 2-hour delay on Tuesday, December 2, 2025. JCS staff will continue monitoring the weather and road conditions through the evening and into the morning. Any change will be communicated by 6:30 am.

2 months ago, Jefferson County Schools
Jefferson County Schools will be on Fall Break next week. We hope you have an enjoyable and safe break! School resumes on Monday, December 1st. We will see you in school on Dec. 1!
3 months ago, Washington High School
The week before Fall Break is a great time to check-in on attendance and academic goals. Are you meeting the Strive for Less Than Five Absences Challenge? Do you have any missing assignments to turn in? Are you attending school all day, every school day that you can? Check-in on your goals and congratulate yourself for the progress you’ve made and readjust as needed to continue to meet your goals for the first semester.
3 months ago, Washington High School
Jefferson County Schools focuses on helping students not become chronically absent. Chronically absent students are students that have missed 10% or more of school days, no matter the reason for the absence. Students can be chronically absent even if their absences are excused by a parent or physician note. Be in school all day, every day you can, to avoid becoming chronically absent.
3 months ago, Washington High School
The fall season is here, and Fall Break is on the way, but don’t let your grades “FALL” during the month of November. Make sure you are attending all day every school day in order to stay on top of your school work. Attending school every day can help you achieve high academically.
3 months ago, Washington High School
Jefferson County Schools encourages all students and families to ensure that they are not chronically absent. Being chronically absent is missing 10% or more of school days for any reason, unexcused and excused. As of Nov. 4th of this school year, students are chronically absent if they have missed more than 5 days of school. Strive to be in school all day, every school day during November.
3 months ago, Washington High School
The month of November has many days off from school for breaks including Veterans’ Day to honor our Veterans and for Fall Break. During the month of November, it is important to be in school all day, every day when school is in session. Students should strive to not miss any school days during November.
3 months ago, Washington High School