The Wapakoneta High School French Club visited The Gardens of Wapakoneta and decorated a Christmas tree for the residents to enjoy throughout the holiday season! Our theme was Christmas in Paris! Students decorated ornaments during our club Christmas party last week!
Wapakoneta City Schools will be having school today after our delay.
Wapakoneta City Schools will be operating on a 2 hour delay on Friday, December 13 due to slippery road conditions.
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Wapakoneta City Schools will be having school today after the two hour delay. Plan B Preschool.
WCS: 2 hour delay on Thursday, December 12 due to icy road conditions on some of our roads throughout the school district.
Wapakoneta City Schools will be closed on Tuesday, December 10 due to fog.
Wapakoneta City Schools will be operating on a two hour delay on Tuesday, December 10 due to fog.
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Wapakoneta 9th grade Boys Basketball takes on the Celina Bulldogs
Wapakoneta Redskins 9th grade boys basketball against the Celina Bulldogs.
Special thanks to Dr. Mike Nagel from Elevation Chiropractic who volunteered his time on Friday to speak to over 200 WHS students about the impact of time management and routine on personal wellness. Dr. Nagel shared three personal time management strategies and how they can implement it in their own lives.
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Preschool Information:
Preschool Packets for the 25/26 school year are currently available at the Wapakoneta City Schools Administration Office located at 1102 Gardenia Drive, or online at our preschool page: https://www.wapak.org/page/preschool
The completed packets, along with required documents, can be turned in starting January 2, 2025, at the Wapakoneta City Schools Administration Office. There will be a $25.00 non-refundable application fee.
The Administration Office is open Monday through Friday from 7:30 am - 3:30 pm.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact Charlotte Schnippel at 419-739-2905 or schnch@wapak.org.
This is a reminder of the Christmas Jubilee and the current food drive in our community.
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Parents/guardians of 11th grade students, please check your email for an important message that was sent out today from Mr. Minnig regarding the FRC universal screening opportunity. See attachment below.
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We would like to share a message from Melissa Brown: On behalf of Acacia of Hope, I want to extend our deepest gratitude to Mrs. Romer’s World Cultures and Food class for their incredible generosity and dedication. Through their hard work and compassion, they raised over $650 to provide 17 families in Kenya with clean water for the next ten years. This is an amazing accomplishment that will have a lasting impact on the lives of so many people. Thanks to their efforts, these families will no longer have to worry about unsafe drinking water, and their health and well-being will be significantly improved.
