(click the link above for information on WHS graduation ceremony)

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Remote Learning Website Slideshow

WHS Remote Learning Suggestions 
***Use the above link to help learn at home. Resources are organized by subject.***
Locker Clean Out
posted May 6th, 2020
We are starting the locker clean-out process and we need your help.
For us to do this and follow the CDC guidelines, we are asking you to notify us by emailing
jquirion@winslowk12.org or gecarey@winslowk12.org
or call the school at 872-1990 from 8:00-12:00 Mondays-Thursdays and/or leave a message. Unless you need something from your lockers immediately,
we will get back to as quickly as we can.
The process will work like this: Once you send your request for your locker clean out (academic and gym if needed), we will bag up the contents, label the bag with your student’s name, place it outside on the table and notify you that your pick-up is ready. If there are items you no longer need from your locker like textbooks, library books, please leave them with your name on them (use the post-its) on the table.

We appreciate your help and patience with this process.
Please stay healthy, happy and safe.

An update from Mr. Bell and Superintendent Thiboutot (April 2nd, 2020)

Principal & Superintendent Letter April 2nd, 2020



Announcement from Winslow Public Library
Distance Circulation at Winslow Public Library
 

Winslow High School



Chad Bell, Principal
Richard Hendsbee, Assistant Principal
Winslow High School
20 Danielson St.
Winslow, Maine 04901
Phone: (207) 872-1990
Fax: (207) 859-2450
Chad Bell

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


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NEWS and HEADLINES

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 Students of the Month

Alanna McCann

Alanna McCann exemplifies the qualities we strive for a Winslow High School student to have. She is kind and empathetic toward everyone in school. Along with this, she is insightful, often offering gentle, meaningful feedback to others in class in such a way that others appreciate and value it. Alanna accepts responsibility for her own education, has an inquisitive mind, and eagerly makes connections between class content and how it affects her life today and in the future. It's fun to watch the wheels turn when she is processing new information before she enters discussion. Besides her superb qualities as a scholar, Alanna is friendly to everyone, always says hello to those she knows, and strives to make everyone's day just a little bit brighter. She truly is a ray of sunshine .

Nick Weiss


Nick Weiss is nominated for thinking of others in this troubling time. When breakfasts and lunches were offered at pickup points around town, Nick was concerned for those who could not get to the pickup points and e-mailed Mr. Thiboutot to see if anything could be done. He is part of the reason buses are delivering breakfasts and lunches to children in Winslow 5 days a week.

Colby H. Pomeroy Receives 2020 MPA Principal’s Award

 

Colby H. Pomeroy, a senior at Winslow High School, has been selected to receive the 2020 Principal’s Award, Principal Chad Bell announced today.  The award, sponsored by the Maine Principals’ Association, is given in recognition of a high school senior’s academic excellence, outstanding school citizenship, and leadership.

 

Principal Bell noted in making the award, “Colby is the epitome of what we look for in students to represent our school.  He understands the commitment it takes to be inclusive and ensure that all students are included in what we do at Winslow High School.  Whether it is ensuring that the band is present for a basketball game or greeting you in the hallway with his infectious smile, Colby understands the importance of making others feel welcome at Winslow High School.  

 

His reaches go far beyond the classroom and hallways.  Colby represents Winslow High School with the utmost level of sportsmanship on the playing fields and courts.  In the recent basketball tournament, several administrators from other schools commented on the positivity and sportsmanship of Colby not only towards his own team, but opposing players as well.”




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