WCCHS ANNOUNCEMENTS

• A friendly reminder to parents - please pay any school fees or sports fees that your child may have. The fees attached to the CTF/CTS courses that are offered in our school, are put in place to cover any costs associated with running the course. Ex. Art supplies, food for Home-Ec, construction/auto parts/metal for the shop, and costs to cover bussing for field trips to PEAKS campus.  You can pay through Schoolcash Online or stop by the WCCHS office.  We accept cash/cheque/debit/credit.  The office is open from 8am-4pm Monday-Thursday and 8am-1:30pm Fridays

School Clubs:

• Video Game Club - every day at lunch in Room 110
• Student Leadership Meeting - Tuesdays at lunch in Room 509
• Creative Writing Club - Tuesdays at 3:30 in Room 400
• Scrabble Club - Thursdays at 3:30 in Room 507

• Deadline to order a 2024/2025 Yearbook is fast approaching!  Purchase yours through Schoolcash Online or in the WCCHS office for only $55.

• Grads - please hand in your baby picture to Mrs. Gillespie in the office.

• The EXPLORE Trades and Careers in Ft. Macleod is on Wednesday April 30. Permission forms are on the bulletin board outside of the office. This is a FREE Field Trip!  This is a great opportunity to learn more about your future careers!

• You can purchase tickets for our next Division-wide dance, The Battle of the Bands, at the WCCHS office.  Dance is for students in grades 9-12 and is being held on May 9th. 

  • Purchase tickets for $10 at the office.  
  • The dance includes live music from local bands, a DJ and Mirror Photo Booth with digital pictures, games and dance off competition, 
  • Be sure to bring money for the Food trucks that will be parked in front of the school.  
  • The dress code for the dance is Retro
  • Our last Division-wide dance had over 200 students attend. Tickets are limited so get yours early!

• Also, teachers and students: don’t forget to submit a picture of your pet to Mrs. Cooper to be included in our Pet Gallery.  You can bring a picture in, or email one to Mrs. Cooper. 

• Youth Write Camp (early July): This is a camp for youth to express themselves through the arts. While writing is emphasized all arts are used - visual, performing, dance, musical, theatre as a springboard to writing. Youth Write focuses on building literacy, critical and creative thinking and youth leadership skills essential to the 21st century - scholarships are available. See Mrs. Watt for more information. 

• LRSD Summer School (July 2-30) - Complete a high school course (online) during the month of July

• FACES Experiential Education Program - Now registering for second and third year programming.  All first year sessions are now full but you can be placed on a waitlist.