🎄 Friendly Reminder: Weekend Festivities! 🎄
Join us this weekend to support our school and community!
Tonight – Williamsburg Christmas Walk starting at 6:00 PM:
Business Blueprint students will showcase their 3D-printed gifts and Christmas decorations at a booth in front of the Board of Education Office.
WE.S. Choir students and WMHS Band students will perform at the Mercantile, in a tent outside.
Santa will be inside spreading holiday cheer!
Saturday – Annual PTA Fun Run 5K starting at 2:00 PM:
Check-in begins at 1:00 PM and must be completed by 1:30 PM to participate.
It’s not too late to sign up if you’d like to join the run!
Come enjoy the music, creativity, and festive fun all weekend long. We can’t wait to see you there! ✨🎶🎁🏃♂️
🏃♂️ Don’t Miss Out!
It’s not too late to sign up for the Annual PTA Fun Run Rudolph 5K happening tomorrow at 2:00 PM! 🎄
Check-in starts at 1:00 PM and must be completed by 1:30 PM to participate. Come join the fun and holiday spirit! ✨
Sign Up Here!
🎵 Save the Date! Winter Music Concerts 🎵
Join us on Thursday, December 11 for our Winter Music Concerts!
Elementary Choir and Middle & High School Band students will be performing.
Concert begins at 6:00 PM at Williamsburg High School.
Come enjoy an evening filled with music and holiday cheer! ✨🎶
Next Thursday, December 11, we’re hosting our first-ever Silent Auction featuring district-made pies, cakes, cobblers, cookies, and all things yummy! The auction will take place during the evening Winter Concerts.
We are looking for baked good donations—homemade or store-bought—which can be dropped off at the high school office.
Show off your best treats and help support the WMHS Sophomore Class! 💙
👉 Please be sure all items are wrapped, placed in a container, and clearly labeled, including whether they contain nuts.
Thank you for helping make this a sweet success! 🍪✨🐾
Our MS Student Council students spent time filling out Christmas cards for local nursing home residents. ❤️🎄These cards will be delivered to nearby facilities next week to help spread some holiday cheer!
Character Students of the Week! 🌟
Help us fill hearts (and hands!) this holiday season! ❤️
The Student Council’s Hearts for the Holidays Drive runs now through December 19.
We’re collecting unpackaged hygiene products and new socks—simple items that make a big difference.
Thank you for your support! 🧦✨
✨ Our 12 Days of Christmas celebration begins Thursday, December 4! Follow along for each day’s theme.🎄
📸✨ Support our Yearbook!
Stop by The Chill Out and treat yourself—a portion of sales will go directly to our Yearbook fundraiser!
Stop by The Chill Out and treat yourself—a portion of sales will go directly to our Yearbook fundraiser!
🦃🍂 Happy Thanksgiving from our Wildcat Family to yours!
Reminder: Anna —our very own Wildcat—will be in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade tomorrow, Nov. 27, from 8:30 AM to 12:00 PM! Tune in! 🎉🐾
CCP biology students made their own carbonated drinks while studying cellular fermentation.
Here is this week's edition of The Heartbeat of the Wildcat! We hope everyone has an enjoyable Thanksgiving Break. We will see staff and students back on Monday, December 1!
Sophomores attended Grant Career Center last week to explore offered programs by visiting labs and speaking with current Grant students. Applications to enroll in a program for next school year are now open. Visit Grant's website to apply.
Students in CCP Chemistry are learning about Organic Functional Groups through a technique called vertical white boarding. Then they rotated in order to complete a gallery walk and gather information from each other.
🥔🧪 Advanced Consumer Science Spotlight!
Our Advanced Consumer Science students are diving into the world of fats (lipids) found in everyday foods. This week, they rolled up their sleeves for a hands-on lab, extracting oils from potato chips and cheese puffs to see just how much fat these snacks contain!
Our Advanced Consumer Science students are diving into the world of fats (lipids) found in everyday foods. This week, they rolled up their sleeves for a hands-on lab, extracting oils from potato chips and cheese puffs to see just how much fat these snacks contain!
Students in Honors English 10 participated in an escape room to review the characters, themes, and literary elements found throughout The Crucible. Congratulations to the students who successfully escaped the hysteria!
Mrs. Futhey’s seventh graders held a mock trial based on the short stories “Lamb to the Slaughter” and “The Landlady” by Ronald Dahl. All our student attorneys did a fantastic job prosecuting or defending Mary Maloney and the landlady.
