
7th Grade Chicago Trip Meeting for parents and students is tomorrow, Tues. Oct 1st at 6:00pm in elementary cafeteria.

Reminder - Financial Aid Info Meeting is tomorrow, Oct. 1
Where: High School Cafeteria
When: October 1, 5:00pm
Who: All college considering high school students and families
Financial Aid expert Rene Jewett with Wright State University will be on hand to present information related to various types of financial aid. The FAFSA opens up October 1 and should be completed by all senior students and families considering college next year. Process will be explained at this meeting.
Also: Riverside High School is hosting a FAFSA Help Ohio night on October 3rd from 5:30-7:30 in their Computer Lab, room 200. Hands on help is available at this event for families to complete the FAFSA.

Don’t forget spirit week for Homecoming is this week, and tomorrow is Pajama Day! You can find the full line-up of events on our live feed!!

Hello this is Superintendent Hissong with some reminders about the upcoming Homecoming Week at WL-S. First, don't forget to participate and show your Tiger spirit this week by dressing up to each day's theme. The theme is the same for all students k-12.
Monday, Sept 30 – Pajama Day
Tuesday, Oct 1 – Twin Day
Wednesday, Oct 2 – Favorite Sports Team/ Jersey Day
Thursday, Oct 3 – Superhero Day
Friday, Oct 4 – Black and Orange Day.
Also, the Homecoming Parade will be Thursday at 6 PM. Everyone participating in the parade is supposed to be lined up at 5:30 PM at Lions Park. On Friday is the Homecoming Ceremony and Crowning of the Queen which begins at 6:10 PM.

Don’t forget spirit week for fall Homecoming 2019 is next week!
9/30 Pajama Day
10/1 Twin Day
10/2 Jersey/Favorite Sports Team Day
10/3 Superhero Day
10/4 Orange and Black
Mark your calendars for the Homecoming Parade on Thursday, 10/3, at 6 p.m. Line up will begin at 5:30 at Lions Park.
Homecoming Ceremonies will begin at 6 p.m. Friday evening. Have a great week!!

It's Gold Card Friday! Check out this week's video and learn about a new physical activity challenge starting in October. https://youtu.be/1lFx9T-dUzo

Congratulations to Zackary Glock and Cade Clerico who have been named Commended Students in the 2020 National Merit Scholarship Program. A Letter of Commendation from the school and National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC) which conducts the program, was presented to each of these scholastically talented seniors.
About 34,000 Commended Students throughout the nation are being recognized for their exceptional academic promise. Although they will not continue in the 2020 competition for National Merit Scholarship awards, Commended Students placed among the top five percent of more than 1.5 million students who entered the 2020 competition by taking the 2018 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT).
“Those being named Commended Students have demonstrated outstanding potential for academic success,” commented a spokesperson for NMSC. “These students represent a valuable national resource; recognizing their accomplishments, as well as the key role their schools play in their academic development, is vital to the advancement of educational excellence in our nation. We hope that this recognition will help broaden their educational opportunities and encourage them as they continue their pursuit of academic success.”
Zack Glock is the son of Steve and Melissa Glock. He is active in Football, Baseball, Key Club, Link Crew, French Club, Calculus Club, Student Council and is his Class Vice President.
Cade Clerico is the son of Forrest Clerico and Carolyne Wright. He is active in Cross Country, Key Club, Link Crew, Mock Trial, Quick Recall, Track and Field, PAGES and the National Honor Society.



Four WL-S students participated in the Young Americans workshop at Bellefontaine HS this past Sunday-Tuesday. Young Americans is an educational performing arts workshop specializing in voice, dance, song writing and acting. They learned an hour-long show in 3 short days and participated with over 200 students from area schools. The lessons they learned were immeasurable both for music and for life. Young Americans strives to provide a confidence boosting, team building, and educational experience for all. Pictured are Dylan Domachowski, Music Teacher Brice Henry, Illa Kerns, Sophia Holland, Anna Byrd, and a group photo of the final performance.



Our annual Homecoming Parade will take place Thursday, October 3rd at 6 pm. All students participating in the parade need to arrive no later than 5:30 at Lions Park to line up. Youth, middle-school, and high-school clubs and athletes should receive information from their coaches/advisors about where exactly to meet. We hope to see you there!


Little Tiger Cheerleaders concluded a three day camp experience under the lights Friday evening when they cheered our Tigers to a 56-8 victory over Madison Plains! Varsity Cheerleaders led three after school practices teaching sidelines cheers and a dance to 76 students in grades K-5. The Little Tigers were especially excited to show what they learned while cheering the whole first quarter of Friday night’s game. Great job to all of our Tiger cheerleaders for a great show this weekend!





Do you need some new WLS gear? Or are you looking for the perfect holiday gift? Visit the WLS Spirit Store by midnight on Sunday, September 29 to place your order. https://wlspride2019.itemorder.com/


Lights were low, music was groovy and the books were hot at the 4th grade Language Arts ‘Book Tasting Cafe’. Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Kale set the mood this morning with a real coffee house feel, while students “tasted” five different genres of literature. This was a fun way to help students understand the concept of successfully finding good-fit books. Good-fit books are books that students understand yet provide a little challenge, are interesting to their individual taste, and are appropriate length for their reading level. Way to make reading fun!





WL-S football players were up before the sunrise to help ‘Logan County Vets to DC’ load luggage, wheelchairs, and walkers on the busses transporting 51 veterans to Washington DC this morning. Cheerleaders helped lined the streets in Bellefontaine to wish our Veterans well and thank them for their service. Thanks to this great bunch of student athletes for volunteering very early for such a great cause.





WL-S sent 103 FFA students to the Farm Science Review where they helped the Ohio Cattle Womens Association in the food tent. The Cattle Womens Association works hard to organize, prepare and serve a lot of people during the FSR, and it was an honor to be invited to help out! Special thanks to the Cattle Womens Association and our chaperones for making this day a success!





Howdy partners! Check out today's Gold Card video where Cowboy Hollar and Cowboy McGill explain the WLS High Fives! https://youtu.be/3Dxk3ch60ow

We are proud to announce our September seniors of the month! Eli McGill and Grace Adams were selected and voted on by their teachers for being good leaders and great students! They have been active members of our Tiger community for four years and both plan to continue their education next year. Congratulations Grace and Eli!



Does your 3rd-6th grader want to join the Champaign County Youth Choir? If so, sign up on Oct 5 at 9 am at the Episcopal Church of the Epiphany on the corner of Scioto and Kenton Streets in Urbana. No auditions, the only requirement is to love singing! Flyer: https://5il.co/abet

We had a great turn out for our first “Walk at School”! It was a beautiful morning with a great sunrise over our campus! Mark your calendars and join us next time on October 2 at 7 am!




Tomorrow is our first “Walk At School” for the year! Bring the family and meet us at the track to get a jump start on your steps for the day! We will meet at 7 am and walk until 7:30. Park in the back lot near the track. See you in the morning!

It’s fall picture time!! Picture day for grades 6-11 is tomorrow, 9/17! Ohio Hi Point picture day will begin at 7:25 on 9/18, at WL-S, prior to bus departure to OHP. Seniors, including OHP seniors, and any makes up will be on 10/23. If your student needs a new form, they can pick one up in the main office.