At WJHS, our core values are Positivity, Productivity, and Professionalism—and this past quarter, we celebrated students who exemplify what it means to be POSITIVE! These nominated students were chosen because they represent what it means to be positive by spreading kindness, uplifting others, and helping to create a welcoming school community every day.
Each quarter, we’ll recognize students who live out one of our core values:
Quarter 1: Positive
Quarter 2: Productive
Quarter 3: Professional
Quarter 4: Exemplifying all three!
Way to go, Tigers!
Ms. Ormonde's 7th grade History classes are creatively working on their Islamic stained glass masterpieces using geometric patterns.
Meanwhile, students from the Extended Science class were instructed on the correct way to use a knife, alongside the GTS students. Everyone had the chance to practice cutting fresh radishes - recently harvested from our beautiful garden.
This week celebrates the contributions of school psychologists and the important role they play in schools and communities.This week for School Psychologist Appreciation Week we recognize the incredible work of Jean Jacobs Cicinato and Jessica Gutierrez!
School psychologists play a vital role in helping our students thrive in school, at home, and in life. Their compassion, expertise, and dedication make a lasting difference in the lives of students, families, and staff each day. Thank you Jean and Jessica for all you do!
Our girls' basketball teams did amazing yesterday defeating Hickman! Great job Coaches Kerr and Miller, for your leadership and the teamwork you’ve built among the players.
What is All THAT?
T- Celebrated on Thursdays
H- All homework turned in
A- Perfect class attendance
T- No tardies
WJHS completed the month of October with a very busy week full of fun, learning, and Tiger spirit! Here's a quick recap:
- Students and staff joined in promoting healthy, drug-free choices for Red Ribbon Week with dress-up themes and lunchtime activities.
- WJHS hosted a district administrators meeting with a playful theme of “Bring Anything But a Cup”- Creativity was on full display!
- Students from the GTS class served up a delicious BBQ meal for the WJHS staff with amazing guidance from Mr. Duarte and his classroom aides.
- Love Library and Creative Collective hosted fun Halloween-themed experiences for students during lunch.
- The P.E. department hosted a spooky "Mummy Contest" for the weeks PBIS Activity.
- 7th graders earned the top attendance honor for the first quarter with an impressive 94% attendance. Students celebrated with a fun in-school carnival filled with games, prizes, and lots of fun!
Thank you to all the students, staff, and families who made these events so special. Here’s to more fun and learning at WJHS!
Only the 7th grade team will play in today's Girls' Basketball game today at Turlock Christian.
Any students who have not already taken a photo will be photographed.
To request a retake photo, scan the QR code or visit shoobphoto.com.
Congratulations to our Girls' Basketball Teams who prevailed over Spratling in their first games of the season!!! Unfortunately, the game with Denair was cancelled yesterday, but these ladies will practice well until the next game at Turlock Christian on Tuesday, October 28th.
Take a look at the seasons schedule for upcoming games - we hope to you see you there!
Attention Families:
Today's Girl's Basketball Game has been CANCELLED.
We apologize for the inconvenience.
It’s been a busy and exciting month here at WJHS!
Students from Mr. Kerr’s Extended Science class teamed up with the GTS classroom to make delicious chicken pesto sandwiches — teamwork and tasty learning in action! They also rolled up their sleeves to start creating colorful garden signs and stepping stones for their growing garden.
Last Friday, our SPED department hosted a laughter-filled PBIS lunchtime activity game - "Live Hungry Hippos!”. The fun continued when our staff and students enjoyed a long-standing WJHS tradition — watching the high school homecoming floats drive by.
So much creativity, collaboration, and Tiger pride this month — way to go!
A huge THANK YOU to Marie, Rod, Clark, and Lorna for all that you do—your hard work, dedication, and care for our campus do not go unnoticed. From early mornings to late evenings, you help create a safe, clean, and welcoming environment where our Tigers can learn and grow.
We appreciate you more than words can say!
Ms. Hall gave a great presentation (and even assisted our grounds crew) with a lesson on how to remove weeds.
We can't wait to see the WJHS garden flourish. Stay tuned for more updates!
