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 I am pleased to announce that Winslow High School now has a buzz in a system that increases security during the school day. This system is similar to the elementary and jr. high school for those of you familiar with their system. Upon reaching the front door, please click the button on the system (located to the right of the door). Once you are greeted, please identify yourself and the purpose of your visit. Once you are granted access, please report to the main office. Although this is a change in protocols, this slight inconvenience is one more step that we can take to make sure we know everyone that is coming into the building and can make WHS a safer place for our students and staff! -Mr. Bell  Congratulations to Weslee Littlefield who signed a letter of commitment to play at Ohio University and will receive a scholarship to play field hockey! Congratulations to the 2018 Winslow High School Top Ten Seniors! Click here to read the press release. Congratulations to Natalie Greene for receiving the Maine Principal's Award in recognition of her academic excellence, outstanding school citizenship, and leadership. Principal Bell noted in making the award, “Natalie’s
positive presence at Winslow High School has been
instrumental in making WHS a warm and welcoming place for students.
Natalie can be called upon to get things done when the need arises. She has
been an integral part of making sure that unified basketball has been a
positive experience for so many students, not to mention for community members!” Click here to read more.  "What Do You See?" What do you see when we come running? Is it the joy barely contained in our faces The determination that we carry in our shoulders or Is it the unbridled enthusiasm some of us always seem to convey? What do you see? Do you see those changes in us? The voices that didn't speak, but can now start conversations, The anger that slammed doors, but can now be held back a bit more, The loneliness at school that has become high fives and fist bumps in the hallways What do you see? Do you see the lessons we're teaching without you really knowing? As we charge into the world with brave excitement Proclaiming our value yet revealing some vulnerability Love, courage, and acceptance displayed What do you see? Do you understand these gifts that we bring to you? Seeing things from the inside out, and not the outside in Sharing ownership of self without worry Granting peace and gratefulness wherever and whenever we can What do you see? Have you noticed how we’ve changed you? Are your hearts becoming more complete? Have your emotions been caught off guard? Do you perceive others in a more compassionate light? What do you see? Can you see the pride that we carry with us? Strong wills leading to achievements Lives that are magnificent and filled with perfection Tell me please, what do you see when we come running? Tell me please, what do you see when we come running? Lives that are magnificent and filled with perfection Strong wills leading to achievements Can you see the pride that we carry with us? What do you see? Do you perceive others in a more compassionate light? Have your emotions been caught off guard? Are your hearts becoming more complete? Have you noticed how we’ve changed you? What do you see? Granting peace and gratefulness wherever and whenever we can Sharing ownership of self without worry Seeing things from the inside out, and not the outside in Do you understand these gifts that we bring to you? What do you see? Love, courage, and acceptance displayed Proclaiming our value yet revealing some vulnerability As we charge into the world with brave excitement Do you see the lessons we’re teaching without you really knowing? What do you see? The loneliness at school that has become high fives and fist bumps in the hallways The anger that slammed doors, but can now be held back a bit more The voices that didn’t speak, but can now start conversations Do you see those changes in us? What do you see? Is it the unbridled enthusiasm some of us always seem to convey? The determination that we carry in our shoulders or Is it the joy barely contained in our faces What do you see when we come running?  Congratulations to all our teams that have now completed their seasons! | NEWS and HEADLINES GO BLACK RAIDERS! Student of the Month  Elizabeth Farnham was selected as student of the month for her compassion. As one teacher says, "Elizabeth is the poster child for the word 'kind.' She is pleasant to everyone, whether she knows them or not. Now it is easy to say - 'gee, what a nice kid' - but in this case it cannot be overstated. I literally have never seen her be less than sweet to anyone, no matter the situation. In fact, I recently heard her say that she almost said something rude to someone but then didn't. To the people who know her, she is a meticulous, responsible, hard-working person. She is a member of Seeds of Peace and never misses a chance to make the world a better place. She is always busy but takes the time to communicate her schedule so that she is not overcommitted. Elizabeth has participated in many Drama productions, where she is willing to do any job, no matter how unglamorous, and gives the same amount of detail and nuance to leading parts and ensemble characters alike. She is a marvelous actor but also acts a a role model to younger students. Her grades are impressive, but it is for her unwavering kindness that I'd like to nominate Elizabeth Farnham. Congratulations, Elizabeth! 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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