Washington County Schools invites students to participate in the district’s SY26 Christmas Card Design Contest! The winning design will be featured as the official Washington County Schools Christmas card for December 2025, with full credit given to the artist. The creator of the selected design will also receive a $50 Walmart gift card.
Submission Deadline:
November 4, 2025
Only one submission per student
Design Requirements:
- Must be in landscape format
- Must fit or be scalable to 5x7 inches
How to Submit:
- All student art submissions must be turned in to their school's art teacher.
- Students will obtain further information from their art teacher.
19 days ago, Leigh Ray
Please join us on October 23rd for a Fundraiser at Freddy's. See image for more details.
19 days ago, WCS
In an effort to keep our schools safe for everyone, please use this form to report any dangerous or suspicious behavior, in-school or out of school. You can remain anonymous if you choose. Scan this code or access the form in the More section of your WCDE App.
about 2 months ago, WCS
Girl Scout Information Meeting tonight!
6pm in the cafeteria
If you are not able to attend, contact Riley at 865-973-7974 or
rcouch@girlscoutcsa.org2 months ago, Katy Hancock
Free food distribution! Open to the public!
🗓️ Tuesday, September 9
📍 176 Pickens Bridge Rd
🕐 6:30-7:30PM
2 months ago, Katy Hancock
There will be a free Community Health Fair on September 13th. See the attached graphic for more details.
2 months ago, WCS
El 13 de septiembre se celebrará una Feria de Salud Comunitaria gratuita. Consulte el gráfico adjunto para obtener más información.
2 months ago, WCS
Parent Awareness: Social Media Trends
Social media continues to grow in popularity, and with more time spent online, our teenagers are the most impacted. Platforms like TikTok are known for short videos and viral “challenges.” While some challenges may seem entertaining, others pose serious risks to young people.
🚨 Current TikTok Challenges to Be Aware Of:
Benadryl Challenge – taking several pills to experience a high (risk: overdose)
Outlet Challenge – placing a charger partially in an outlet to create sparks (risk: electrocution or fire)
Dusting Challenge – inhaling substances like cleaning spray for a high (risk: overdose)
👨👩👧👦 What Parents Can Do:
Monitor and limit access to social media and harmful items.
Talk with your child about the dangers of these challenges.
Model healthy decision-making skills.
Reach out to local supports if you have questions or concerns.
Together, we can help keep our students safe and encourage healthy, positive use of technology.
2 months ago, Katy Hancock
Welcome back to all our families, students, faculties, and staff members.
3 months ago, WCS
Sheriff Keith Sexton invites you to attend the Awards Ceremony, recognizing members of the Sheriff's Office and the community on Friday, May 2nd at 6 pm at Lamar School Gym. Dress is casual.
7 months ago, WCS
National School Counseling Week 2025, “School Counseling: Helping Students Thrive,” sponsored by the American School Counselor Association (ASCA), will be celebrated from Feb. 3–7, 2025, to focus public attention on the unique contribution of school counselors within U.S. school systems and how students are different as a result of what school counselors do. National School Counseling Week highlights the tremendous impact school counselors can have in helping students achieve school success and plan for a career.
Join us in thanking our dedicated School Counselors.
9 months ago, WCS
Remote Area Medical is offering Free Telehealth visits for everyone.
10 months ago, WCS
It is almost time for Kindergarten Registration for the 2025-26 school year. Please click this link for more information:
https://5il.co/35o9s10 months ago, WCS
January's Lunch Menu. You can also use the free WCDE app to check your daily lunch menu. Get the WCDE app in your app store.
10 months ago, WCDE
November's Lunch Menu.
You can also use the WCDE app to check your daily lunch menu. Get the WCDE app in your app store.
about 1 year ago, WCS
Community leaders set up two meetings for
residents impacted by the flood to speak with local
mental health workers,
about 1 year ago, WCDE
