South Point Elementary families donated 6,517 packages of ramen during the Fighting Hunger, Fueling Minds Food Drive.

Washington High School crowned two all-state medalists at the MSHSAA Wrestling Championships at Mizzou Arena on Friday-Saturday, February 27-28.

The Washington High School Jaywalkers competed at the Missouri State High School Dance Championships on Saturday, February 28, placing first in Division 4 Kick.

Washington High School celebrated National FFA (Future Farmers of America) Week February 21-28.

As part of National FFA Week (February 21–28), FFA members made an impact on Monday, February 23 - packaging 52,000 servings of food for families in need across Franklin County.

Dr. Heather Clark, counselor at South Point Elementary, is the February recipient of the Blue Jay Pride Award.

Markie Lampkin has been named assistant principal at Washington High School, effective July 1, 2026. The Board of Education approved the hire on Wednesday, February 18.

The School District of Washington has announced that Superintendent Dr. Jennifer Kephart will conclude her service to the district at the end of the 2025-2026 school year.

Washington Middle School recently recognized its students of the week for January 2026. The students were nominated by their team’s teachers as part of the #Blue Jay Way-Positive Behavior Program.

Four Rivers Career Center held a sixth-grade BUILD days on Monday, February 9, when students from Augusta Elementary and Marthasville Elementary visited.

Larsen Motorsports has announced Washington High School senior Sarah Stewart as the team’s newest Development Driver in the highly competitive “Who Wants to Be the Next Jet Car Driver” contest.

Jessica Monroig, kindergarten teacher at Marthasville Elementary, is the January recipient of the Blue Jay Pride Award.

Washington Middle School eighth-grade student Spencer Espinoza has qualified for the Rubik’s WCA North American Championship 2026 in three competitive events.

Madison Brune, a junior at Washington High School, is the new student adviser for the School District of Washington’s Board of Education.

Washington High School history teacher Jacob Edsel is bringing national-level learning opportunities to students after being selected to participate in a Smithsonian Institution education program.