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

Sophomores at Washington High School took part in a Service Learning Day on Tuesday, October 27.

The Washington High School varsity boys soccer team celebrated senior night with an 8-0 home victory over Elsberry on Tuesday, October 27.

Washington High School boys soccer player Jake Prater is the Washington Missourian Athlete of the Week.

At Augusta Elementary, students are learning that friendships, much like knots, can sometimes become tangled, but with patience, understanding and effort, they can be repaired.

Clint Schneider, Washington High School teacher, is the October recipient of the Blue Jay Pride Award.

Get ready for an evening of mystery, clues and friendly competition as WINGS hosts its annual Trivia Night on Friday, November 13, at St. Peter’s United Church of Christ.

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.