The boy’s track team had an impressive showing downstate, taking second as a team and competing well in both field and track events. In discus, Alex Thompson took first. Nathaneal Rittmeyer took third in pole vault. Alex Thompson placed fifth in shot put.

Winnebago High School Seniors hit the races for the class trip. The class traveled to Chicago Indoor Racing in Addison and had a great time. Pictured here the students get ready to race by suiting up.

Team Winnovation finished an impressive third at the World Championships in Atlanta. The group has advanced to the World Championships five of the six years of its existence, competing this year against 342 teams! The Winnebago CUSD #323 recognized the team and its coaches for their great season during the Board Meeting last Monday.

The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) requires Illinois students to receive a "full" physical exam within one year of entering any pre-Kindergarten/Early Childhood program, Kindergarten, sixth and ninth grades.

As tradition, the final day before spring break included the parade of tractors and the farmer’s breakfast. This year's event took place on Fri. March 26.

Winnebago High School is one of 147 schools across the State to receive a spot on the 2009 Illinois Honor Roll. To receive this award, Winnebago High School had to show an upward trend in tests scores and increase scores in reading and math by at least 7.5 points a year the last two years.

Remember when?  We have been asking ourselves that in the Athletic Department lately and are hoping you can help us out. 

Winnebago CUSD #323 received a $296,000 federal grant Enhancing Education Through Technology (EETT or E2T2).

Winnebago CUSD #323’s main campus map for the bus line-up area, student, staff, and visitor parking, as well as student pick-up and drop off locations for middle and high school is below.For information regarding Seward Early Learning Center and Dorothy Simon School please contact the school office.

Students at Winnebago CUSD #323 have the opportunity to participate in Project Lead The Way, a national pre-enginnering program. Project Lead the Way is about teaching and learning. It provides a hands-on, project and problem-based approach, which adds detail and exactness to the traditional technical programs and significance to traditional academics.

Below is a list of all staff members at Winnebago High School. Click on any name to access that person's contact form.