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Preparing for Swine Flu
OSPI Health Services Staff will be monitoring the status of the current flu outbreak, reviewing questions that arise, and updating the webpage as needed.
Click here for updates.
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•COME CHEER US ON• |
 “Success Breeds Success”
As the winter storms begin to fade and we begin to think of the coming spring, we as teachers begin to realize that the school years end is looming on the horizon. During our reflection we ask ourselves have we given enough to each student or have we missed some key with a particular student that would make the difference in being successful or not? These and others are questions we ask over and over each year. As educators we strive to empower our students to take responsibility for their education. We want students to understand that they too can achieve their dreams, if they are willing to lay the foundations for those dreams. We also understand that the seeds that we plant in their minds may take years to grow and take hold; therefore, we may never see the fruits of our labor.
State mandated testing also causes a sense of anxiety among teacher as well as students. Teachers continue to question have I done all that I can to insure the success of my students? As the year continues to progress we will provide each student the opportunity to be successful. As a district we will provide the opportunity for each teacher to be successful. There is an old axiom that states “success breeds success”. As parents and a community we can all share in helping each student understand the importance of education by supporting students and the school community.
Dick Conley
Superintendent
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Winlock Takes District Title!
Cardinals Win 65-42 over Castle Rock on FridayRead full article on www.Chronline.comClick here to see the bracket for the tournament at the Yakima SunDome.
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Haas Foundation. Winlock High School receives funding from the Saul and Dayee Haas
Foundation to help improve the quality of life for financially needy
students.
Find out how students are benefiting .
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The Washington State Healthy Youth Survey measures health risk
behaviors that contribute to morbidity, mortality, and social problems
among youth in Washington State. The survey results are an important source of needs-assessment data for
school districts, community-based organizations, local health and human
service agencies, and state agencies. The results are used to monitor
the health status of adolescents and track progress on state and federal
education and health-related goals.
Read Informational Flyer (English or Spanish)
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School Board Meetings
Regular meetings of the Winlock Board of Directors are on the third
Wednesday of each month @ 7:00 p.m. at the district office. All
meetings are open to the public.
Upcoming Meetings:
January 21
February 18
March 18
April 15
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Board of Directors:
Paul Malarz, Chairman
Pam Spencer
Holli Spanski
Kay Raupp
Scott Weinert |
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Special Thanks
We would like to thank all of our volunteers who give their time to
better the Winlock School District. A special thank you goes out to our
PTSA members for all of the hard work they continue to do for the staff
and students.
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