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The Key Club will be sponsoring the annual costume contest both Wednesday and Thursday of next week (28th and 29th). Prizes will be given for the best individual, group, and pairs costumes each day. Costumes must be school appropriate and follow dress code rules.

Due to social distancing guidelines, pictures will be taken of costumes during 1st period in classrooms those days and sent to judges to decide the winners. IF YOU PLAN ON PARTICIPATING IN A PAIR OR GROUP COSTUME, YOU MUST SIGN YOUR PAIR OR GROUP UP ON THE LIST IN MRS. THOMAS OR MRS.ARBOGAST'S ROOMS (3415/3419) BY THE END OF THE DAY TUESDAY 27TH IN ORDER TO BE CONSIDERED FOR THE CONTEST AND HAVE YOUR GROUP/PAIR PICTURE TAKEN. This will make it easier to gather everyone that morning. Individuals do not need to sign up.

Please see Mr.Porter, Mrs.Thomas, or Mrs. Arbogast if you have any questions.

In district tennis competition, Maddie Gill placed as District Runner-up and is returning to state competition for the 4th year in a row! Congratulations, Maddie!

Find information on College Credit Plus, testing, ACT, scholarships, and other academic items. Email Mrs. Davis with questions. [email protected] Updated on November 23, 2020

The 2020 yearbooks are in! If you haven't picked up your yearbook, stop in Room 3403 at the high school during lunchtime. There are still a few extra books ($50) available for purchase. 

Wheelersburg High School is ranked 54th in the state and 1675th in the nation among America's Best High Schools.

Don’t miss out on the 2020-21 yearbook sales. Yearbook flyers will go home to parents & students from Balfour, but the information can be found at Balfour as well.

Congratulations! Wheelersburg High School has been recognized by the State Board of Education as a recipient of the Momentum Award for 2019. The Momentum Award recognizes schools for exceeding expectations in student growth for the year. Schools must earn straight A's on all Value-Added measures on the report card. The school or district must have at least two Value-Added subgroups of students which included gifted, lowest 20% in achievement, and students with disabilities. There are a total of 48 districts and 173 schools recognized this year.