Welcome to Winslow High School's Website! Chad Bell, Principal Richard Hendsbee, Assistant Principal Winslow High School 20 Danielson St. Winslow, Maine 04901 Phone: (207) 872-1990 Fax: (207) 859-2450  Greetings students, parents, staff, and community members. As the Principal of Winslow High School, I want to welcome you to our website. The goal of the website is to provide all stakeholders with useful information. It is also important for us, as a school, to highlight the successes of our students both in and out of the classroom. Please check the Winslow High School website frequently for updates. Chad Bell, Principal
 "Inside those gym walls" Inside those gym walls, there is confidence That if bottled could sell for millions There’s no question of “if” or “maybe” or “not sure” But it’s “when” and “of course” and “I know” Smiles come easy in the basketball hours With emotions swelling high from within Shared enthusiasm tugs at hearts and showcases hope Waiting on moments of perseverance and glimmers of brilliance Inside those gym walls, there is dedication to carry on Scrapping and digging for each and every achievement Knowing that a miss is not a fail but a reminder Those accomplishments aren’t always easy Without a try, there can be no success And one shot is simply not enough Expectations of triumph weigh on all shoulders But pride and determination are strong enough to hold it all Inside those gym walls, there are lessons Lessons that can’t be taught – but are learned Tenacity, willpower, and bravery Endurance, strength, and resolve Recklessness, courage, and happiness Sportsmanship, integrity, and honor All exist inside those gym walls Congratulations to Susan Grant who has been selected to receive the 2017 Principal's Award. The award is given in recognition of a high school senior's academic excellence, outstanding school citizenship, and leadership. Read more here.  Congratulations to Samuel Lambrecht who has been named a candidate in the   BY Kit Potelle How a heart does grow? It might have been the first practice we had Those nervous smiles edged with uncertainty Turning genuine when unclear became clear That realization of what this was about Perhaps it was the warm-up circle That night before the first game Seeing many become one Shouts of "I believe" ringing in the gym Maybe it was the first basket that was scored Just seconds into our start Taking some of the anxious butterflies away Giving a hint of excitement to come Possibly it was the pointing to the crowd The airplanes down the court The fist bumps and high fives Or the celebrations for any score Was it the fans that came in? Wondering what the buzz was all forThe community praising that "new team" Sharing joy and cheers with all there I wonder if it was the off court stuff? The recognitions in the hall The standing ovations at assemblies When the names weren't known beforeI think it was the confidence That could be seen growing among them all Heads held a little higher Standing taller than before So when words escape me And I try to explain what this did for me All I can think of is this and much more And realize... It's not hard to explain how a heart grows  Winslow High School has become a member of the International Thespian Society. WHS is Troupe 8258. The first members who qualified with hours recorded for the various stage productions are: Emily Pellerin, Calli Lavarnway, Maria Poirier, Emily Cates, Cassie Thompson, Tyler Harriet and Bria Crosby. Congratulations!  Friday, November 6th. The morning started with a motivational speech by Laurie Lachance, the President of Thomas College. Then 500 students and staff boarded buses heading off to visit one of eight Maine colleges. Congratulations to all our teams that have now completed their seasons! Thomas College Computer Competition Jordan
Maxell, Josh Morissette, Ben Lemieux, Sylas Rayborn and Jacob Crosby
competed against 14 other Maine teams. The competition had three main
events, Cyber Security, Robotics and League of Legends. Team members
belong to the WHS Computer Club and are CyberPatriot competitors.
Congratulations! Select the link for the Sentinel Article. | NEWS and HEADLINES GO BLACK RAIDERS! Student of the Month  Katiann has been quick to volunteer to help this year with events like Freshman Orientation Day. In addition to being a positive, engaging leader she has also given of her time to help assemble a power point presentation highlighting the many activities of WHS. She also worked with Mr. Brace to start our Green Team. Beyond being an environmentally conscious soul, she is a young woman of action! In the classroom, Katiann does not shy away from a challenge as she pushes herself in the most demanding courses she can find. She is a socially conscious leader who pushes to not only improve herself, but the community around her. Congratulations, Katiann!
Freshman Emily Glidden Honored for Service  Congratulations for your service! Emily was chosen from 200 nominees to receive the
Young Maine Volunteer Roll of honor. She logged over 300 hrs. of service. She received recognition and an award at a recent Portland Pirates game along with 29 other recipients. The volunteers were recognized on the red carpet between quarters
for their service. Emily also received the Presidents Volunteer Service
medal and a certificate from the Maine Commission for community
service. Jessica Greeley Signs Letter of Intent  Alyssa Burbank was honored with a Prudential Spirit of Community Award. Alyssa was a finalist for the award and received an engraved Bronze medallion. Guidance News New Information on Guidance Page for Seniors and upcoming events. |
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