Today's featured senior is Alberto Hernandez.
Alberto: I have been at WCC for 9 years. My favorite subject is math. Once I graduate I plan to go out in the workforce. The most valuable thing I have learned while at WCC is that it is okay to be smart. I will always remember the kind people that I have been with and been there for me. The advice that I give to students still in high school is not to give up.
WCC family and friends, this is a reminder:
If you are a Christmas for Kids sponsor, gifts need to be delivered to school by Friday, Dec. 7. They may be turned in to myself or Ms. Kelly in the elementary office, or to Stephanie Hill, in the high school office.
If you are receiving the blessing of Christmas for Kids, you will be called when your gifts are delivered to school, and may pick up immediately.
Thank you to all that are sponsoring this year. You are a blessing to those being touched by your generosity.
FFA announcement
Today's featured senior is Tristan Bumpous.
Tristan: I have been at WCC for five years. My favorite subject is art. Once I graduate I plan to go to college. The most valuable thing I have learned while attending WCC is to persevere. I will always remember that WCC always makes me feel welcome. The advice I give to students still in high school is to do your work. It will pay off in the end more than you think.
A cast from our school drama troupe performed a one act play for judges on November 9th. They were selected as one of 10 groups to present at the state festival in February. Congrats to the students on their hard work!
Shooting Sports Participants--If you wish to participate this year, and did not attend the previous meeting, Participant and a Parent/Guardian need to attend tonight's meeting at 5:00 pm in the Agri Classroom. Please use the Agri entrance.
Somer McSpadden is our featured senior today.
Somer:
I have been at WCC for 7 years. My favorite subject is math. Once I graduate I plan to go in the Air Force and become an RN. The most valuable thing I have learned while attending WCC is 'It's okay to be smart'. I will always remember game days with the WCC Lady Bears. The advice I give to students still in high school is 'Do not procrastinate! Always try to make friends with everyone.'
All 7-11 grade students will be MAP testing on Tuesday, Nov. 27 starting at 7:55am.
Makayla Arnett received a GRIT award today. She was nominated by Ms. Clark. Thank you Makayla for being your best and doing your best.
Jared Yancey has received a GRIT award today from Mrs. Melinda King for his hard work in his TDA class. He was the first to get his PowerPoint certification and now he has Word certification. He is ambitious and ready to prepare for an Expert Word certification. Thanks Jared for working super hard. You deserve it.
Don’t miss out on the memories of the year. Order your yearbook today! Only $40 for memories that last a lifetime!
White County Invitational GIRLS Bracket
Don't forget to order your White Co. Central gear! Click on the image to view the coupon code to save 20%. www.wccespiritwear.com
Wishing everyone a very Happy Thanksgiving! Remember to be thankful for your many blessings!
Jr. Girls are the 2018 Quitman Jr. Invitational Runner Up. Jr. boys are the 2018 Quitman Jr. Invitational Champs!! We are proud of our teams!! GO BEARS!!
Jr. Boys and Jr. Girls advance to the finals of the Quitman Jr. invitational Tournament. Girls play at 5:00. Boys play at 6:00. GO BEARS!!
If you ordered smoked meats from the senior class they are now ready to be picked up in the High school commons from 12pm to 5 pm, Saturday, Nov. 17.
WCC Junior High and High School ‘A/B’ and ‘A’ Honor rolls. Congratulations!!!
Students dismiss at 12:45 today. We wish you all very blessed Thanksgiving holiday! We are thankful for you!
Today's featured senior is Angela Fisher.
Angela: I have been at WCC for 12 years. My favorite subject is math. Once a graduate from WCC I plan to go to college and become a teacher. The most valuable thing I have learned while attending WCC is sometimes you lose friends but in the process you will gain friends that last a lifetime. I will always remember the encouraging teachers and my supporting peers. The advice I give to students still in high school is to make sure you do your work and don't over stress.
