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Parent-teacher conferences in the School District of Washington are scheduled for Thursday, October 29, which also is a modified day.

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

Playing in their inaugural seasons, the Washington Middle School seventh-and eighth-grade football teams wrapped up their six-game campaigns with action against Hillsboro on Thursday, October 15.

Washington High School football player Caleb Moritz and soccer player Sam Freese have been named athletes of the week by KLPW Radio and the Missourian, respectively.

Playing its final home match of the season, the Washington High School varsity volleyball team celebrated senior night on Tuesday, October 13.

Washington High School (NJROTC) cadets joined students and staff in recognizing Suicide Awareness Month, using the month as an opportunity to promote hope, compassion, and the importance of support.

The Four Rivers Career Center Night Shift program is receiving national recognition after being featured in the October/November 2026 issue of Oliver Heritage Magazine.

Washington High School softball player McKarra Graham is the Washington Missourian Athlete of the Week.

Washington West Elementary once again is taking part in the Million Can Challenge, a recycling initiative that encourages students and the community to collect used aluminum beverage cans.

The Washington High School Choir Department had a strong showing at the All-District Choir Auditions on Monday, September 28, at Hillsboro High School.

The Washington High School girls tennis team turned in a strong performance during the second day of the GAC North-Central Girls Tennis Tournament, hosted by North Point.

The School District of Washington WINGS Educational Foundation inducted the 17th class into its Hall of Honor on Thursday, September 24, at the Washington Elks Hall.

The Washington High School girls golf team wrapped up a busy week by competing in the 18-hole Troy Tournament at Woods Fort Golf Course on Thursday, September 24.

The Washington High School varsity cheerleading team earned first place in the Class 4A Large Division at the Missouri Cheerleading Coaches Association (MCCA) St. Louis Regionals on September 19.

Students in Kristen Perriman’s Child Development class at Washington High School recently had the opportunity to learn through personal stories connected to topics they are studying in class.