Williamstown Middle/High

Wood County Schools will operate on a two-hour delay tomorrow, Tuesday, February 3, 2026. We are closely monitoring the winter weather advisory and any potential impact on road and campus conditions. Please continue to watch for updates as the situation develops.

Parents & Students: Have you heard the news that there is another school trip planned to Europe? Did you know that students don't have to be in French class to participate, and parents can also go?  Come to the WMHS French Club informational meeting for the 2027 Europe Trip and learn all about it.  The meeting takes place on Sunday, February 8,2026 at 3:00 in room 141 (enter in front of the school at door 6). Here's a hint... England, Ireland, Wales, France and a million details in between!

Wood County Schools will operate on a Code NTID on Monday, February 2, 2026. Parents are encouraged to visit the district website for information about NTID days at woodcountyschoolswv.com/ntid. All extra-curriculars, including athletic practices and games, will resume tomorrow.

Wood County Schools will be closed tomorrow, Wednesday, January 28, due to the continuing effects of the winter storm. We appreciate your patience and understanding as we work diligently to ensure our campuses are safe and ready for students to return. Thank you for your continued support.

Due to ongoing inclement weather, including icy backroads, untreated roadways, and extreme cold temperatures, Wood County Schools will be closed on Tuesday, January 27, 2026. The safety of our students and staff remains our highest priority.

Due to inclement weather conditions, including snow and ice on roadways, particularly on less-traveled back roads, and ongoing safety concerns with parking lots, Wood County Schools will be closed on Monday, January 26.

This decision was made with the safety of our students, families, and staff as our highest priority. Difficult travel conditions and icy surfaces create unsafe conditions for buses, drivers, and pedestrians, and we believe closure is the most responsible course of action.

We appreciate your understanding and encourage families to continue monitoring district communications for any additional updates.

We have three new middle school DASH award winners this week! The DASH award recognizes students for their character and hard work. This week, teachers have nominated the following students:

Mackenzie Braun (6th grade)
Kenzie Williams (7th grade)
Maddilyn Kimball (8th grade)

Winners are given certificates personalized by the teacher that nominated them and a gift bag courtesy of the Academic Boosters. Congratulations, Yellowjackets!

Due to significant layers of ice on the roadways, Wood County Schools will be on a two-hour delay this morning, Thursday, January 22.

Reminder to students: Get those social studies fair project categories to Miss Cole by Friday.

WMHS Parents: Please note that the hours for the Williamstown Public Library are 10 am - 5:30 pm. Please do not occupy all of the parking in their lot so that library patrons are not able to easily access the library building.

Due to extreme temperatures and wind chill, Wood County Schools will operate on a two-hour delay tomorrow, Tuesday, January 20. Please continue to monitor for updates.

We have three new middle school DASH award winners this week! The DASH award recognizes students for their character and hard work. This week, teachers have nominated the following students:

Anna Offenberger (6th grade)
Ryden Carmichael (7th grade)
Layla Scarbrough (8th grade)

Winners are given certificates personalized by the teacher that nominated them and a gift bag courtesy of the Academic Boosters. Congratulations, Yellowjackets!

This week, the following middle school students were selected by their teachers to be the winners of the DASH award:

Paislie Stollings (6th grade)
Madilyn Allen (7th grade)
Natalie Iannetti (8th grade)

The DASH award recognizes students for their character and hard work. Winners are given certificates personalized by the teacher that nominated them and a gift bag courtesy of the Academic Boosters.

Congratulations, Yellowjackets!

Congratulations to our December Student of the Month winners!

In addition to their certificates, each student received a gift card from DaVinci's and a shirt of their choice from BSN Sports.

6th grade: Ansley Tebay (not pictured)
7th grade: Malea Flanagin
8th grade: Isaiah Campbell
9th grade: Evan Kendall
10th grade: Madeline Stout (not pictured)
11th grade: Savannah Russell
12th grade: Isabella Bryant

Williamstown Middle High School will be collaborating with Westbrook Health Services starting January 12, 2026 to raise awareness on suicide prevention. An information sheet on what will be discussed as well as an opt out form will be sent home with students today. If you wish for your child NOT to be involved in the presentation, please make sure to return the opt out form no later than Friday, January 9th. Please reach out to Mrs. Sturm or Mrs. Griffith with any questions. Thank you. 

Seniors: Don't forget to order your cap and gown before Jan 17. https://www.balfour.com/shop/graduation/senior-gear?pim_a_collection=17546&smi=79655. See attached image for more details.

It's the final week of DASH awards for 2025! This week our middle school teachers nominated Trinity Williams (6th grade), Piper King (7th grade), and Paige Bland (8th grade). The DASH award recognizes students for their character and hard work. Winners are given certificates personalized by the teacher that nominated them and a gift bag courtesy of the Academic Boosters.

Congratulations, Yellowjackets!

Congratulations to these talented, hardworking violinists for their selection into WVMEA's 2026 All-State Orchestras! They will represent Williamstown as they play alongside talented string students from across the state of West Virginia at the WVMEA Conference in Charleston the weekend of March 5th-7th.

WVMEA Middle School All-State Orchestra:
Perry Cumberledge
Luke Seago
Riley Windland

WVMEA High School All-State Orchestra:
Jenna Carr
Lauren Deem
Noah Mourat
Lydia Snyder

Senior Parents, please be sure to review and complete your portion of your students FAFSA application. Once your student completes their FAFSA you will receive an email to complete your portion. If you need assistance please reach out to the counseling department. Thank you.

Wood County Schools will be back in session today and operating as normal, with students attending classes in person and following regular schedules. Please note that WCHS TV Station incorrectly listed Wood County Schools as Code NTID on their website; this information is not accurate.