The Cards will face the Christopher Bearcats next Friday, December 12th, and we want to white out the gym! Join in on the fun and support our FBLA chapter by purchasing your white out t-shirt or sweatshirt today!
- Game Day: Friday, December 12 @ 6pm
- T-Shirts/Sweatshirts: Shirts will be on sale this week only and the online store closes on Friday!
Let’s WHITE OUT the gym and cheer on our boys to a W! GO CARDINALS!
Order shirts here: https://www.wilfordprinting.com/whs-white-out-25
- Game Day: Friday, December 12 @ 6pm
- T-Shirts/Sweatshirts: Shirts will be on sale this week only and the online store closes on Friday!
Let’s WHITE OUT the gym and cheer on our boys to a W! GO CARDINALS!
Order shirts here: https://www.wilfordprinting.com/whs-white-out-25
UPDATE: Tonight's (12/1/25) WHS boys basketball game at the Carlyle Tournament has now been cancelled. Adjustments to the tournament scheduled have not been announced yet.2
The game time for tonight's (12/1/25) WHS boys basketball game in the Carlyle Tournament has been moved up to 5pm tonight.
WHS boys bball game for 11/29 has been cancelled and will be made up on Thursday 12/4. The time for the makeup date is still TBD.
In the event of severe weather, the district may use E-Learning days instead of snow days this school year. We hope it will be a while before we have to think about having to make that kind of decision, but the district e-learning plan is linked below for your reference. It can also be found on the district webpage under either the WGS or WHS tabs.
By the end of this week your child's teacher will communicate to the students how e-learning instruction will be delivered, or send that information home with your child. If you have any questions, please ask your child's teacher.
https://core-docs.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/5129/WUSD_209/5159835/209_E-Learning_Plan_25-26.pdf
By the end of this week your child's teacher will communicate to the students how e-learning instruction will be delivered, or send that information home with your child. If you have any questions, please ask your child's teacher.
https://core-docs.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/5129/WUSD_209/5159835/209_E-Learning_Plan_25-26.pdf
The WHS girls basketball game at the DuQuoin Tournament has been moved up to 1:30pm tomorrow, Saturday 11/22.
Youth and Government would like to thank JJ's Sports Bar and Grill and the community for supporting them recently on their dine to donate night!
WGS - No YMCA after -school program on Tuesday, November 25th due to the early 2:10 dismissal.
Robotics will meet this Monday, November 24th afterschool until 5. If you need transportation from the grade school to the high school, please use the green bus.
Help our 8th graders by joining Hat Days! Students may wear a school-appropriate hat on the dates listed on the attached flyer to show support for the 8th grade fundraiser.
The baking classes were hard at work yesterday practicing their cake decorating skills!
WGS and WHS will have traditional Thanksgiving food for lunch on Thursday 11/20/25. Lunch will be free for all students and staff that day. Happy early Thanksgiving!
Tonight's the night! Come to JJ's for dinner to support Youth and Government! Dine in or carry out and a portion of each order goes to support the students!
Dear District Residents:
We welcome and value your participation in our board meetings. To ensure our meetings run efficiently while allowing time for community input, we'd like to share how you can communicate with the board.
Attending Board Meetings
All board meetings are open to the public. We've designated a visitor communication portion on each agenda specifically for community members to share concerns and feedback.
Contacting the Board Between Meetings
You can reach all board members via email through the link provided on our district website. This is an excellent way to ask questions or express your views at any time.
How We Respond to Your Questions
Questions submitted before a board meeting will be addressed at that meeting.
Questions asked during a meeting may require research or discussion and will be answered before the next scheduled meeting.
We appreciate your engagement and look forward to hearing from you.
We welcome and value your participation in our board meetings. To ensure our meetings run efficiently while allowing time for community input, we'd like to share how you can communicate with the board.
Attending Board Meetings
All board meetings are open to the public. We've designated a visitor communication portion on each agenda specifically for community members to share concerns and feedback.
Contacting the Board Between Meetings
You can reach all board members via email through the link provided on our district website. This is an excellent way to ask questions or express your views at any time.
How We Respond to Your Questions
Questions submitted before a board meeting will be addressed at that meeting.
Questions asked during a meeting may require research or discussion and will be answered before the next scheduled meeting.
We appreciate your engagement and look forward to hearing from you.
Robotics will meet this Friday at the high school from 3-5. Please ride the green bus if you need transportation to the high school.
Make plans to join Woodlawn Youth and Government at JJ's next Tuesday night - they will receive a portion of every meal you purchase!
Soap & Hope's Laundry Assistance Day is coming up again on Saturday, November 22nd. from 9:00 am - 11:00 am. See flyer for more information.
8th Grade Trip Fundraiser. Thanksgiving Produce Box. Cost is $30.
Pick up will be Saturday, November 22 from 10am to Noon at the Grade School.
Click link to order.
https://cusumanoandsonsfundraising.com/products/woodlawn-woodlawn-grade-school-8th-grade-class-thanksgiving-produce-box
Pick up will be Saturday, November 22 from 10am to Noon at the Grade School.
Click link to order.
https://cusumanoandsonsfundraising.com/products/woodlawn-woodlawn-grade-school-8th-grade-class-thanksgiving-produce-box
Woodlawn High School is excited to announce the launch of our Cooperative Education Work Program — a new opportunity for students to gain real-world experience while earning school credit!
This course helps students develop professional skills, explore career paths, and build positive workplace relationships — all while working in the community. Students spend part of their week in paid positions and the rest in the classroom learning job survival skills, personal development, and future career planning.
We’re looking for local businesses and organizations to partner with us and provide meaningful work experiences for motivated, job-ready students!
As a partner, you’ll:
- Gain reliable student employees eager to learn
- Help shape the future workforce
- Build community connections and visibility
- Collaborate with a dedicated coordinator who supports both employer and student success
We are hoping to place students in positions that align with their long-term career goals. Below are some examples of positions that may be a good fit:
- Business Office Assistant
- Social Media/Marketing Assistant or Intern
- Automotive Shop Assistant
- Maintenance Technician Intern
- Community Outreach
If your business has any open opportunities, is interested in joining this exciting new program or learning more, please contact:
Hannah Cooper, Co-op Coordinator - hcooper@woodlawnschools.org
Leslie Witzel, Guidance Counselor - lwitzel@woodlawnschools.org
Woodlawn High School - 618-735-2631
Together, we can prepare our students for success — in school, in work, and in life!
Bring a Veteran to Breakfast. Monday, November 10th from 7:30am to 8:15am. The event will be held at Woodlawn Christian Church. See the flyer for more details.
You can also register online by clicking the link
https://form.jotform.com/252954238237160
You can also register online by clicking the link
https://form.jotform.com/252954238237160
