🎉 Huge congratulations to Madeleine McPherson, Justice Burnette, and CJ Jones! Their incredible short stories have been selected for publication in the Young Writers book Fright Club! 📖✨ Look out for copies this spring—we couldn’t be prouder of their talent and hard work! 👏 #YoungWriters #FrightClub #StudentAuthors
There is a MANDATORY Spring Sports Meeting being held on Monday, February 3rd in the back of the auditorium at 6PM. This meeting will be for any parent who has a student wanting to try out for a Spring sport at Williams High School this year. If the student has played a sport in the Fall or Winter, the parent does not need to attend this meeting.
We are having an information session for students and families to learn about the Career & College Promise (CCP) program at Alamance Community College. This dual enrollment program offers high school juniors and seniors the opportunity to earn college credits for free while still in high school. During the session, we will provide information about eligibility, the benefits of participation, and how to apply.
This session will be an excellent opportunity for you to learn more about how CCP can help your student get a head start on their college education. We encourage you to attend and bring any questions you might have!
Participants can register using the QR code on the flyer or visiting this link: https://alamancecc.edu/career-and-college-promise/info-sessions.php
Important Upcoming Dates:
February 17: CCP office will start accepting applications for Fall 2025 semester Visit our website for application information.
February 10: Applications due for NEW students who want to take a Spring 2025 second 8-week course. Second 8-week courses begin on March 10.
April 11: Applications due for NEW students who want to take a Summer 2025 course. Summer courses begin May 21.
(Student must be officially classified as 11th grade on their transcript to be eligible for 2nd 8-week Spring or Summer 2025)
Current CCP students can still register for Spring second 8-week and Summer courses. They should reach out to their advisor to get registered.
Students: please check your school email for important exam updates!
Please note the change in time of our PTSO meeting is now 12:30 PM Tuesday 1/14/24. We apologize for any confusion.
The Barker is back! The Barker is our school newspaper and it has been brought back thanks to Mrs Bruner and our journalism class. Please enjoy the new digital format. You can find it under "School Information" on our website above the pictures or at this link: https://ericabruner.wixsite.com/the-barker?_sm_au_=iVVftrfQ5WQJ0WW57pCFkK306pcC3
It's time to "Stock the Lounge" , with EXAMS around the corner we need your help donating items for our teachers and staff, please Click link to Sign up , https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0F4FA5A92DA3FEC25-54159609-stock
Join us for our last spirit week in 2024 with the following:
Mon: Holiday Movie (Fav Holiday movie character)
Tues: Tinsel Tuesday (Holiday Accessories)
Wed: Family photo day (Matching with your friends like a family photo)
Thurs: Polar Express (Comfiest outfits)
Friday: Ugly Sweaters
*Remember all attire must follow the dress code.
Women in Social Sciences were honored to have @_maiayoung, a passionate policy advocate and restorative justice practitioner, speak with them. Her insights on advocacy and transformative justice inspired them all. Thank you for sharing your expertise and empowering the next generation of changemakers! #SocialSciences #RestorativeJustice #PolicyAdvocacy #WomeninSocialSciences Thank you for sharing what The Women in Social Sciences Club has been up to Mrs Womack! What a great way to inspire young minds!
Did you notice Mickey Mouse escorting our band at the local parades? A WHS student performs as Mickey at local events and does an AWESOME job!
The fine arts dept at Williams High School presents our Winter Concert Series:
Chorus Concert - Thursday 12/12 at 7pm
Orchestra Concert - Tuesday 12/17 at 7pm
Band Concert - Thursday 12/19 at 7pm
All of our winter concerts are free!!!
As the Notre Dame Cathedral reopens tomorrow after a devastating fire, here's a fun fact: A private donor made it possible for Pierre Cochereau, organist of Notre Dame Cathedral in 1956, to play the WHS organ in the WHS Aud. in 1956! Read more here: https://shorturl.at/JtTps
If you haven’t ordered your cap and gown yet, there’s still time! Visit www.highschool.herffjones.com to place your order.If you have any questions, feel free to contact Mrs. Hecke at stephanie_hecke@abss.k12.nc.us or stop by Room 202.
It's that time of year again! Our Adapted Curriculum Classes are making Bulldog Bone Dog Treats! Each bag has 10 treats and is $5 Treats are made from whole wheat flour, peanut butter, pumpkin, and egg. Ordering and pick up info are on this form. https://tinyurl.com/dogs2425
Congratulations to Erica Bruner, our Teacher of the Year, and Matthew Fussell, our Classified Employee of the Year. These two individuals work hard everyday with our students and are always on the go with innovative ideas! Thank you for all you do!
Today our staff had Friendsgiving. Staff brought a dish to share for lunch today!
Subs with the Superintendent is coming to a location near you! We can't wait to see you there!
Photos by Lifetouch are available and there's still time to view them! Simply click on the link below, select "Fall Photos 24/25", and enter first name, last name, & student ID. If you have questions, you can contact Lifetouch at 877-791-1676 or email bwarea@lifetouch.com.
As a token of appreciation, Lifetouch is offering discounts on school photography! 25% off a purchase of $29.99+ with code THANKFUL25 Valid through 12/31/2024
Link to photos: https://my.photoday.com/s/LTBW/40208
Our Star Student for November is Lia Hamlett who was nominated by her American History teacher Todd Christensen. Mr. Christensen said about Lia, "Lia consistently tries her hardest in class. She focuses on learning and growing every day no matter what the subject is. She is also kind and respectful to her peers and teachers."
Our Star teacher for November is Social Studies teacher Todd Christensen who was nominated by colleague Bernadette Howell who said of Mr. Christensen, "Todd engages his students with his passion for history. I have observed Todd being kind and understanding with children that are having challenges with understanding the historical knowledge he teaches. His teaching style and his classroom setting set an atmosphere for students to gain and maintain historical content."
