The School District of Washington and East Central College are proud to announce a joint plan to transition sponsorship of the Washington School of Practical Nursing to East Central College.

Jessica Lueckenhoff, paraprofessional at Labadie Elementary, is the November recipient of the Blue Jay Pride Award.

Washington High School seniors Annie Snider and Owen Van Leer recently were named to the All-State Choir. Senior Andrew Dawson and junior Morgan Koch were honorable mention.

Washington High School Youth and Government students attended the State Conference November 13–15 in Jefferson City, marking the first time since 2019 that WHS sent a delegation to the event.

The School District of Washington’s school board filing will open on Tuesday, December 9, at 8 a.m. It will close on Tuesday, December 30, at 5 p.m.

Join Superintendent Dr. Jennifer Kephart and the Executive Leadership team on Wednesday, December 3, to learn more about the basic responsibilities of a school board member.

Washington High School softball player Riley Coleman is the Washington Missourian Athlete of the Week.

Washington Middle School students in Kaylin Bade’s Farm to Table class were recognized for their video entry as a winner in the St. Louis District Dairy Challenge.

Katie Sandoval, counselor at Washington High School, has been named the School District of Washington’s recipient of the 2025 Emerson Electric Excellence in Teaching Award.

Washington High School swimmer Draven Koehmstedt is the Washington Missourian Athlete of the Week.

Washington Middle School recently recognized its students of the week for October, 2025.

Washington High School, Washington Chapter of the National Honor Society and Washington’s Navy Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps presented the annual Veterans Day Assembly on Tuesday, November 11.

Competing at the MSHSAA Cross Country Championships at Gans Creek Recreational Area in Columbia on Friday, November 7, Washington High School had five medalists while competing in the Class 4 ranks.

The School District of Washington is excited to announce its district-wide Fall Book Bingo, taking place throughout the month of November.

Students in Tim Zumsteg’s Project Lead the Way Computer Science class at Washington High School showcased their creativity and coding skills by developing and presenting their own mobile applications.