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EOC Testing Schedule - Dec 9- English 9 & English 11 Section 1, Dec 10-English 9 & English 11 Sections 1 & 2, Dec 11- Algebra I and Geometry ,Dec 12- Physical Science & Biology Dec 13- Economics & US History Dec 16 & 17- Make-ups
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Attention Seniors! Herff Jones will be at Ware County High School on Monday, October 7 to take senior orders during lunch. You can also order online: @highschool.herffjones.com. You must have $80 deposit to place an order.
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Join WCHS for "Friday Night Lights and Parent Insights" this Friday (Oct. 4) in the Community room at Memorial Stadium. Free food and door prizes! Learn how we support all students at WCHS and what great opportunities there are!
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South Georgia State College will administer the Accuplacer at WCHS on Wednesday, October 2. Interested students should sign up in Ms. Shields' office by September 30.
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Ware County High School will host its annual parent meeting for 10th and 11th grade parents and students today September 10th, at 6:30 pm in the Performing Arts Center. We hope all WCHS 10th and 11th grade parents & students will join us for this informative event.
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The Ware County School System will observe Labor Day on Monday, September 2nd. All schools and the Central Office will be closed. School will resume on Tuesday, September 3rd. Have a safe and happy long weekend!
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Attention seniors and parents! There will be a mini college fair on August 27 at 5:30 pm in the PAC followed by a senior parent meeting at 6:30 pm
Ware County Schools has a new parent messaging app this year! If you get a call from +1 (501) 712-2633 Little Rock, Arkansas, that’s us! Please save the number so you will know it isn’t a telemarketer calling. Thanks!
The first day of the 2019-20 school year is Thursday, August 1! School begins at 8:15. Can't wait to see you there! Go Gators!
We are loving our new Ware County Schools app! Access cafeteria menus, news updates, staff lists, and even emergency notifications. Download the app on Android: http://bit.ly/2FkxHcX or iPhone: https://apple.co/2FxsJbL.
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9th Grade Honors program will be held on Thursday, April 25 at 9:30 am in the Performing Arts Center
Ware County High School Gator Productions will present Shrek The Musical at the WCHS Performing Arts Center on April 18,19,20 at 7pm and April 20 at 2pm. Tickets are $10. Children 3 and under are free.
We expect the most significant weather impact to remain to the north and west of Ware County and anticipate that all Ware County schools will operate on a normal schedule Monday, March 4th. We are monitoring road conditions and will make direct contact with families who may be impacted by impassable roads if alternate transportation arrangements need to be made. Please stay alert to changing weather conditions. Any updates will be shared on Facebook and through our new website and mobile app. You can get updates directly on your mobile phone by downloading the Ware County Schools app. Safety remains our top priority.
8th grade students/parents are invited to the 2019 Gator Prep Zone Tuesday, March 19 in the Performing Arts Center at WCHS. The first presentation will begin at 5:00pm and a second will begin at 6:00pm. This exciting event is the students' first step in their high school career!
Emergency drills are scheduled in three schools this week. Please read the graphic for a message from Superintendent LeBrun.
We look forward to seeing all of our students and staff return to school on Wednesday, Feb. 20th and hope you have had a wonderful Winter Break!
Mark your calendar for Feb 28th and come out to see several of our students from elementary, middle, and high school perform at the upcoming Poetry Coffee House. Details are at https://5il.co/6jjr.
Mark your calendar for Feb 28th and come out to see several of our students from elementary, middle, and high school perform at the upcoming Poetry Coffee House. Details are at https://5il.co/6jjr.
Friday, Feb. 15th is an Early Release Day!
Parents and guardians are invited to take a School Climate Survey at http://gshs.gadoe.org/parents. The survey closes March 1st. Take a moment to let your voice be heard!
Parents looking to apply for Intradistrict Transfer to a different school within the district for the 2019-2020 school year must complete this form and submit it to the Ware County Board of Education by 4:30pm on Feb. 28th. https://5il.co/6evj
Check it out! WCHS is now offering Breakfast on the Go!
Do you have a student who receives Special Education services? If so, please take the GA Department of Education's parent survey. It will be open through May 31st. http://www.gadoe.org/Parent-Survey
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All schools and the Central Office will observe MLK, Jr. Day on Monday, Jan. 21st. School will resume Tuesday, Jan. 22nd.
Open house for 2nd semester will be held on Monday, January 7 from 11:30 am - 1:00 pm. This is an opportunity for students and parents to meet 2nd semester teachers.