A big thank you to our Early College School Leadership Team (SLT) for their vision, guidance, and commitment to expanding opportunities that help our students earn college credits and build a strong foundation for future success during #Early College Week!
We want to take a moment to recognize and thank our incredible Early College instructors during #EarlyCollegeWeek. Through their dedication and high expectations, our students are not only earning valuable college credits while still in high school, but they are also gaining the skills, confidence, and independence they need to be successful after graduation.
Because of their work, our students walk into college and industry better prepared, more focused, and ready to take on the challenges ahead. They are learning how to think critically, manage their time, and advocate for themselves, skills that will serve them well far beyond the classroom.
We are grateful for the commitment, passion, and belief our Early College instructors show in our students. You are truly making a difference in shaping their futures!
Because of their work, our students walk into college and industry better prepared, more focused, and ready to take on the challenges ahead. They are learning how to think critically, manage their time, and advocate for themselves, skills that will serve them well far beyond the classroom.
We are grateful for the commitment, passion, and belief our Early College instructors show in our students. You are truly making a difference in shaping their futures!
During #EarlyCollegeWeek, we’re celebrating that
our school is expanding opportunities for students
to earn college credit, build confidence, and take
meaningful steps toward their future.
Through Early College, our students are:
• Earning transferable college credits
• Saving time and money on their path to a degree
• Building the skills needed for college and
careers
We’re proud to be endorsed by the Center of Excellence in
Leadership of Learning at the University of
Indianapolis for the quality of our Early College
High School program.
Early College is one way our school is creating
brighter futures for our students.
our school is expanding opportunities for students
to earn college credit, build confidence, and take
meaningful steps toward their future.
Through Early College, our students are:
• Earning transferable college credits
• Saving time and money on their path to a degree
• Building the skills needed for college and
careers
We’re proud to be endorsed by the Center of Excellence in
Leadership of Learning at the University of
Indianapolis for the quality of our Early College
High School program.
Early College is one way our school is creating
brighter futures for our students.
We want to take a moment to recognize and thank our incredible Early College instructors during #EarlyCollegeWeek. Through their dedication and high expectations, our students are not only earning valuable college credits while still in high school, but they are also gaining the skills, confidence, and independence they need to be successful after graduation.
Because of their work, our students walk into college and industry better prepared, more focused, and ready to take on the challenges ahead. They are learning how to think critically, manage their time, and advocate for themselves, skills that will serve them well far beyond the classroom.
We are grateful for the commitment, passion, and belief our Early College instructors show in our students. You are truly making a difference in shaping their futures!
Because of their work, our students walk into college and industry better prepared, more focused, and ready to take on the challenges ahead. They are learning how to think critically, manage their time, and advocate for themselves, skills that will serve them well far beyond the classroom.
We are grateful for the commitment, passion, and belief our Early College instructors show in our students. You are truly making a difference in shaping their futures!
This #EarlyCollegeWeek, we’re celebrating the
impact of Early College and the students,
educators, and partners making it possible.
Through Early College programs, high school
students can get ahead academically, save on
future tuition costs, and build confidence for what
comes next.
Through Early College, students are:
• Earning college credit
• Gaining real-world academic experience
• Preparing for success after high school
impact of Early College and the students,
educators, and partners making it possible.
Through Early College programs, high school
students can get ahead academically, save on
future tuition costs, and build confidence for what
comes next.
Through Early College, students are:
• Earning college credit
• Gaining real-world academic experience
• Preparing for success after high school
WCHS Student Newsletter:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zHMem4_eSS5TZrA_ldspip3OnAnvSduDwTfFPQ6mlGM/edit?usp=sharing
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zHMem4_eSS5TZrA_ldspip3OnAnvSduDwTfFPQ6mlGM/edit?usp=sharing
Randolph Central Parents,
With the fire at Vision Parkway and the evacuation area (Northside of Winchester up to 400 N between 100 East and 100 West) we are diverting students in that area to the Fieldhouse (335 S. High Street, Winchester) for reunification with parents. Come to the west side of the building. The single gray door.
Thank you!
Rolland Abraham
With the fire at Vision Parkway and the evacuation area (Northside of Winchester up to 400 N between 100 East and 100 West) we are diverting students in that area to the Fieldhouse (335 S. High Street, Winchester) for reunification with parents. Come to the west side of the building. The single gray door.
Thank you!
Rolland Abraham
WCHS Student Newsletter:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_SdBz2MgKXapjv1XBzQcFc3SCt7eO9BSEgSHq2bFXpo/edit?usp=sharing
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_SdBz2MgKXapjv1XBzQcFc3SCt7eO9BSEgSHq2bFXpo/edit?usp=sharing
WCHS Student Newsletter: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1s3s39MHKuwVYERYG5rJ5aOnoBRUZsDykOqUKi85TIYc/edit?usp=sharing
April 2026 ParentGuidance.org Newsletter
Spring into Action: Importance of Goals
English Version: https://aptg.co/-rXsRy
Spanish Version: https://aptg.co/Mfgv8M
Spring into Action: Importance of Goals
English Version: https://aptg.co/-rXsRy
Spanish Version: https://aptg.co/Mfgv8M
WCHS Parents-Spring Parent Teacher Conferences will be held tomorrow, April 1, from 3:30–7:00 PM in the WCHS Commons. Please enter through Door 1W.
Please note:
The following coaches will arrive around 5:35 PM: Derek Baker, Annie Sofronko, and Raven Moore.
The following teachers will not be available on Wednesday but can be contacted by email if needed: Olivia Timmons, Leah Hurd, Jim Hollinger, and Rylan Hurd.
We encourage you to attend to connect with your child’s teachers, support a strong finish to the school year, and meet teachers your child may have next year.
Please note:
The following coaches will arrive around 5:35 PM: Derek Baker, Annie Sofronko, and Raven Moore.
The following teachers will not be available on Wednesday but can be contacted by email if needed: Olivia Timmons, Leah Hurd, Jim Hollinger, and Rylan Hurd.
We encourage you to attend to connect with your child’s teachers, support a strong finish to the school year, and meet teachers your child may have next year.
WCHS Student Newsletter: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1eOQ-jDxJeNy909zlMek23m1qB2uyd-wpCIOgpWK9P4Y/edit?usp=sharing
Memories fade… yearbooks don’t. WCHS Yearbooks are available to purchase now, so don't forget to get yours! Future you will be glad you did!
Senior Parents: check out this opportunity!
Juniors: Tomorrow, March 5, all 11th graders will be taking the required SAT test. Please be certain to bring a CHARGED Chromebook, a calculator, and a pencil. All juniors will report directly to testing rooms.
WCHS Student Newsletter: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1RzLn56dlBOMtVkYemX_1YYIKY5NdJdBKkxrbtkwPAZg/edit?usp=sharing
Randolph Central Families,
Please find links below to the ParentGuidance.org March 2026 Newsletter titled Body Image.
English Version
https://aptg.co/55j96f
Spanish Version
https://aptg.co/lNHn2t
WCHS Student Newsletter: https://docs.google.com/document/d/197fFfWn6GI5HAEox-e5PFBuDmafhNgQnFcKS9BToO4k/edit?usp=sharing