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.

The Washington High School Choral Department has announced that three students have been selected to perform in the Southwest American Choral Directors Association (SWACDA) Regional Choir.

Two students from Augusta Elementary were selected to be part of the SWACDA 4-5-6 Treble Honor Choir. Selected were sixth-grade student Bella Konefal and fifth-grade student Lorelei Evans.

With Veterans Day on Tuesday, November 11, buildings in the School District of Washington have scheduled Veterans Day programs.

Connect Washington and rootEd hosted a College and Career Fair at Washington High School on Friday, October 31, in the Blue Jay Gymnasium.

The Washington High School Theater Department presents, “Into The Woods,” on Thursday-Saturday, November 20-22, at the CJB Auditorium on the WHS campus.

The Washington High School Choral Department presents its annual Madrigal Dinner, “A White Elephant Christmas,” on Thursday-Saturday, December 11-13, at John B. Busch Brewery Event Center.

The WINGS Staff Appreciation fundraiser is open to show gratitude to a School District of Washington teacher or staff member.

The Spin It! Toss It! Clinic, presented by the Washington High School Color Guard, will take place on Saturday, November 15, from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in the gymnasium at Washington High School.

Washington High School cross country runner Gable Ohm is the Washington Missourian Athlete of the Week.

Sophomores at Washington High School participated in a service learning day on Tuesday, October 21. Nearly 300 sophomores participated.

Cody Jeffcoat, custodian at Washington High School, is the October recipient of the Blue Jay Pride Award.

Washington High School senior Abby Blackwell competed at the MSHSAA Class 3 Girls Golf Championships Monday and Tuesday, October 20 and 21, at Twin Hills Country Club in Joplin.

Students in Diane Burke’s STEM classes at Campbellton Elementary recently turned science into fun with a hands-on bubble wand project that brought together both sixth-graders and kindergarteners.