Tomorrow is OPENING DAY!
In order to start your shopping experience without the headache of traffic, please do not plan to arrive prior to 3:00pm. Our students (busses and student drivers) will be exiting campus from 2:30-2:50pm.
Hat Day in support of Michael Kuthy!
Great Community Activity on Monday 4/21!
Speech & Debate Team Tryouts: Open to all current high school students. Can stop by Mrs. Droginske's room (215 to pick up a flyer and needed information.
Congratulations to our 2025 Prom Court
Looking forward to our Havana Nights
April 26 @ White Palace
5:30 Promenade
6-9 Dance
Prom 2025
Havana Nights
Saturday, April 26
White Palace
Promenade at 5:30 (optional)
Dance 6 to 9 p.m.
Permission Forms due by Friday, April 11
Seniors!!
So many things as we work our way to Graduation.
Continue to check Class of 2025 Schoology Group for updates & reminders.
💙❤️💙❤️Our Mathletes had a great showing at the Regional Math Field Day this morning. Congrats (left to right)
Alternate - Rex Montanye
9th - Audrey Kenamond
3rd - Alexei Zhao
1st - Eddie Lee💙❤️💙❤️
Friday was a big day for our Math Department.
We wrapped up our Pi-Day Spirit Week with many of our math teachers doing Pi-Day themed lessons. Thanks to Mrs. Moore for organizing this week each year!
We also had Kerri Crews, Elizabeth Jeffers and Jack Kaniecki present their M3T project using debate cards to encourage discussion and reasoning in the math classroom. At the end of their presentation they discovered the cohost of the Debate Math podcast who created the cards used in the project attended the presentation. They were happy to receive Rob Beier’s feedback on the presentation and offer for future collaboration.
School counselors took over 80 students to Wheeling Hospital today for health sciences career exploration. We are so thankful to WVU Medicine for their hospitality!
The weather for tomorrow is not cooperating with our All About Park plans.
In an abundance of caution, we have chosen to postpone All About Park until next Thursday, February 27th. We are still really excited to see all of our incoming 8th graders and hope you can join us next week.
WPHS Key Club members made over 270 Valentines Day Cards for residents of Good Shepherd, Elmhurst and Peterson. #wearePARK #experienceTHEPARK
Wheeling Park had a great showing last night in Ohio County Math Field Day. These Mathletes will now move on to regional competition in March! Ninth Grade winners: Jacob Breitinger & Flannery Muscar 10-12th Grade winners: Asa Fletcher, Audrey Kenamond, Rex Montayne, Eddie Lee, ❤️🏆💙1ST PLACE - Alexei Zhao
Girls Lacrosse starts soon and we need more players!
Use the QR code to get more information or show up to first practice on Monday, February 17 @ Wheeling Island Stadium 6-8 p.m.
Congratulations to our WV Music Educators Association All-State Choir members. They will be representing Wheeling Park High School in Charleston on March 6-8.
From Left to Right:
Landen Smeltz, Brodye Tustin, Kalem Trimmier, Landon McKeegan, Grace Robertson-Villamagna, Ciera Faulstick, Mia Holmes, Emma McPherson
Queen of Queens tickets are now available to purchase online through GoFan. Students can get the QR code to purchase tickets in the main office to save and share with families and friends or use the link below. Tickets are $7 for adults, $5 for students, and Ohio County Schools students will get in free by showing their ID at the door. Come out and support the Queens contestants on February 19th.
Senior Families – Wheeling Park High School is offering FAFSA support days on Wednesday, February 5 and Thursday, February 6. We will have both in person and virtual options available. Please see the post in Schoology Class of 2025 for additional details and links to sign up for appointments. Please note that parents and students must have a FSA ID created at least three days prior to completing the FAFSA. The link for that process is also posted in Schoology.
Here's a 2nd round of semester updates!
So good to see students today :)
Members of Wheeling Park's Broadcasting Technology Program attended Ignite Hope's Charity event last night at the White Palace. Ignite Hope is a local nonprofit whose goal is to bring awareness to human trafficking. They worked with Mrs. Caroline Dillon and her students to create a public service announcement surrounding the dangers of human trafficking and showed the final product last night.
Some updates as we head into next week! Looking forward to seeing everyone.
