The Parent/Student Handbook for all District #323 students has been revised for 2020-21. The handbook contains information about school days schedules, dress code, bus behavior, field trips, and other school policies.

The attached help guides will assist students and parents on how to take photos of student work and upload it to Google Classroom. Each guide contains video tutorials as well as step by step instructions.

Google Classroom is the preferred learning management system used by the Winnebago School District for E-Learning. Using Google Classroom, allows teachers to post and communicate academic announcements and assignments to all students.

• 2020-21 School Attendance Calendar

The Winnebago School District has launched a new service called Safe Schools. Safe Schools is an anonymous reporting service that all students can use to report any inappropriate activity at school. This service also allows students to be connected to mental health services and emergency services in times of a crisis and after school hours.

Winnebago High School, through shared commitment by students, staff, parents, and community, will provide opportunities and encouragement for students to acquire skills, knowledge and a sense of responsibility that will help prepare them for their roles in society.

Winnebago Parents, if you haven't already completed it, please take a few minutes to do the 5 Essentials Parent Survey. We need 20% completion in order to get a report from the State. 

Winnovation’s weekend in La Crosse, Wisconsin was filled with hard work and excitement. The team made the three hour journey north, taking a total of 26 students.

Winnebago High School students packed two cargo van loads with food donations that went to the Freeport COOP Pantry and the Pecatonica Community Food Pantry Monday & Tuesday. (Best estimate is at least 2000 lbs. were collected or equal to 60 copy paper boxes). WHS Freshmen & Seniors worked together Tuesday morning to prepare the van for Pec Community Pantry.

Recently WHS administrators have been informed of a new app that students are using that may contain cyber bullying and other inappropriate messages.  The app called "After School" is an anonymous social media forum specifically tied a particular school.