Wynnewood High School

Mark your calendars now!

It's Picture Day!!

Parent-Teacher Conferences are this week!

PTSO MEETING

School picture day is coming!!

Date Change!! It's not too late to sign up! Email the WHS Student Council to RSVP!

Homecoming Week Reminders! Students need to make sure they turn in a signed permission slip by Wednesday if they plan to participate in float building on Thursday! We will be selling burgers, chips and a drink for $6 at the showbarn that day for lunch, all proceeds will benefit Mrs. Trett. Class dues are $5 for float building supplies! Turn this in to advisory teacher on Monday! There are Spirit Days each week! Please remember that clothing still must meet the school dress code! Hats will be allowed, if they are part of the costume. Looking forward to a great week! #WHS #hoco2020 #winasone

We have no new COVID-19 cases to report today. Have a great weekend, everyone!

Although I have not received official notification from the health department, I have been informed that we have an elementary school aide currently in isolation from testing positive for COVID-19. From the information I have received, contact tracing will be limited to individuals she had close contact with last weekend. I have been told that contact tracing will not involve the school district. I have also received notification (not from the health dept.) that an elementary school custodian tested positive. With regard to our student population, we currently have no active cases in any school.

I hope everyone is having a good evening. I am here to report that there is nothing to report. No new cases today. : )

Please click the following link to see important information and changes to our COVID-19 protocols revolving around contact tracing and the quarantining of students and staff. https://5il.co/l0r7

Good Afternoon, Folks, As of the end of the school day today, we have no new cases to report. I hope everyone has a great evening!

As far as confirmed positive cases are concerned, last week was a much better week. We only had one reported case--one 7th grade boy. We do, however, have some information coming to you soon regarding changes to our quarantining policy in order to comply with state statute and state and local health department guidelines.

I had a very nice parent call me today and ask me if we have had any new cases of COVID-19 show up this week because she hadn't seen an update since last week. We haven't (knock wood), but I think I will update everyone at the end of each day either way, at least for a while anyway. Have a great night, folks.

Attention Alumni - You are invited to a dinner the week of Homecoming!

Free meals for students through December 31, 2020

Good Morning, I want to update you on a few more positive cases that have been reported to us today: One 11th grade female who is also a softball player (she's actually been in quarantine since last Sunday). One 12th grade male who is also a football player. One 7th grade male who is also a football player. One elementary school teacher's aide who has not worked with any children this year and has worn a mask since day one of school starting. I know these updates can cause anxiety for people. In my opinion, we will see cases every week for the indefinite future. I don't believe it's any different, though, in school districts throughout the country that are offering a traditional learning option. Hang in there. We'll get through this together.

Unfortunately, today we have received notification of several positive COVID-19 test results: One 12th grade male football player Two 10th grade male football players One 9th grade male football player One 9th grade female. The Garvin County Health Department has been notified. All seven active cases are at the high school.

Due to multiple confirmed cases of COVID-19 on our high school football team, our home game against Lone Grove has been cancelled. We'll pass along information regarding the rescheduling of Fall Sports Senior Night as soon as possible.

!! UPDATE!! We have received notification that a male sophomore student has tested positive for COVID-19. As per our guidelines and procedures, we will contact the parents/guardians of students who we can verify have been within 6ft for 15 minutes of this young man, and we will report the case to the Garvin County Health Department and the State Department of Education.. The county health department is the governing body responsible for contact tracing and recommending individual quarantine determinations. Our District policy is to quarantine the individual who has tested positive along with any siblings attending our schools. Quarantining anyone else is a parental decision.