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Welcome

  • Welcome to Waynesville High School, a proud member of the Waynesville R-VI School District serving the communities of Waynesville, St. Robert, and Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. WHS is the first in Missouri to implement a college readiness program from the National Math and Science Initiative (NMSI), thanks to a $300,000 grant from the Department of Defense Educational Authority (DoDEA). NMSI is a nonprofit organization founded in 2007 to help improve education in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

WHS Announcements

  • Freshmen Bash Postponed Due to Inclement Weather

    Due to incoming inclement weather the Freshman Bash and Glow Dance has been rescheduled to Friday, March 1st. If you are unable to attend the makeup date refunds will be available in the 9th-grade office. Due to the date being pushed back we will continue to accept permission forms for the next two weeks up to the day before the event.
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  • Congratulations to Mr. Charles Davis and Troupe 1669 at Waynesville High School.  44 dedicated theatre art students earned induction into the International Thespian Society, the honor society for secondary school theatre students.
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  • This past Saturday, the Waynesville Choirs traveled to Osage High School to audition for the Central Missouri Music Educators Association District Choir. 37 students auditioned and 15 WHS students were selected out of 19 schools. There are 2 choirs, Honor and Concert Choir. Seniors and juniors from the Honor Choir are allowed to audition for All-State Choir. Saturday was a great day to be a tiger! 
     
    Honor Choir members are (these students will get the opportunity to audition for All State Choir):
    Montana Angel
    Kathryn Blau
    Emily Connor
    Rachel Evans
    Christian Gervacio
    Ladarion Hardison
     
    Concert  Choir Members are:
    Brigham Blackwell
    Hyram Blau
    Chris Bohannan
    Amariyah Lane-Volz
    Alexuz Pesantemercado
    William Schekenfelder
    Dylan Underwood
    Hunter Werdenhausen
    Olivia Western
     
     
    Please congratulate these students and their director, Mrs Cydnee Gilmore, assisted by Kayla Bradley. Awesome job!
     
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  • WIN

    The What I Need (WIN Time after school program) will begin on Monday, August 20th, 2018. WIN time will run Monday-Thursday from 2:45-5:00. The program is open to all students in grades 9-12 and there are no registration fees. Students wishing to participate need to sign-in each day in the cafeteria. The program will include academic assistance time and privilege time that will run from 2:45-3:45 and club time that will run from 4:00-5:00. Students who stay after for WIN time can ride the activity bus home. The activity bus departs from WHS at 5:45. Concessions will be available each night!
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WHS Tiger News

  • Wednesday, February 20, 2019

     
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  • Tiger Pride System

    The Tiger Pride System (TPS) aims to reward effort and achievement by offering various privileges to students who maintain a high standard of academics, citizenship, and attendance.  The TPS incentive program is an integral part to the daily school operations and a major motivator for students to put an emphasis on their attendance and GPA.  The program utilizes these qualifications to provide the best learning environment for all students at WHS.

    Purpose

    The purpose of the card program is to proactively incentivize students with relevant privileges that are meaningful to them, such as travel to privilege areas during Tiger Time and the ability to leave for lunch a couple of minutes early to beat the rush.  This program was first developed during the 2015-16 school year and revised with input from faculty and student groups to best meet the needs of our students for the 2016-17 school year. We will continue to monitor and update the system as needed, so the system remains relative and motivating to all students.

    Read More about the Tiger Pride System

     
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  • Paying for your child's school meals

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    The Waynesville R-VI School District now offers MySchoolBucks, a convenient online service that allows you to securely pay for your student’s meals online using your credit/debit card or electronic check.

    You can:

    •     Set Up Automatic Recurring Payments
    •     Track & Review Meal History
    •     Create Low Balance Alerts
    •     Make Payments with the Mobile App
    •     And More…

    Sign up now! Registering for your account is easy, go to MySchoolBucks. Create a secure account and never worry again about sending cash or checks with your student(s) to school again!

    MySchoolBucks – the Waynesville R-VI School District’s new online meal payment system – is free to use to look up a student’s balances/transaction history/etc.; however, a $2 payment processing fee is charged for making an online payment with MySchoolBucks. 

    In the former system, a .29 cents fee plus 2.9% of the amount of the transaction was charged.  MySchoolBucks charges a flat $2.00 fee, regardless of the amount. Parents may avoid paying the fee by sending a check to their student’s school.

    Debit and credit card companies charge a payment processing fee for payments made online, but many businesses absorb that cost. Waynesville R-VI serves about 1 million meals annually and spends about $1 million more than it receives in income from students and commodities without the additional payment processing fee. 

    https://www.MySchoolBucks.com

    (855) 832-5226

    Have a smartphone? Get the MySchoolBucks Mobile App:

    iOS - (iPhone) Download from the App Store

    Android - Download from the Play Store

     
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