Announcements

  • Announcements for March 28th   

    • For Tuesday March 28. All Sr. Insch’s classes will return to the regular class room E 201 today. DO NOT GO TO THE LIBRARY. 
    • This past weekend White Station's Model UN was finally able to return to a conference at Rhodes College. We had 12 awards including 3 Best delegates, Sari Richmond, Luke Hatler, and Peter Chi. 
    • Congratulations to the White Station Latin club for participating in the annual Tennessee Junior Classical League Convention in Knoxville. 12 students attended, of which 8 ranked in 20 different categories of academic competition. Highlights include: Vivian Fan was 1st in Poetry; and Vivian, along with Amy Zhang, Evan Easley, and Hadrian Graham placed 2nd in Certamen (Latin Knowledge Bowl). Vivian and Amy deserve much credit for helping make the trip happen. Thank you to all who attended and did a great job representing White Station High! Gratias tibi! 
    • The baseball team, coaches and parents would like to show our sincere appreciation to the choir for singing a very moving National Anthem at the game yesterday. We hope you will be willing to do it again soon! The Vasity Baseball game went on the beat Overton 11-2.  Senior Bruce Marshall had a great game throwing out three runners from behind the plate! 
    • If you have lost a thumb drive, either see Ms. Niedens in room F214 or send her an email at niedenscm@scsk12.org to identify it. The drive was found by the busses last Thursday or Friday. 
    • If you are a senior interested in Teaching and you plan on attending the University of Memphis, Ms. Harden has a scholarship opportunity for you.  The River City Scholarship offers $4500 per semester, and it pays for your books for the first school year.  If you are interested in learning more, please stop by Ms. Harden's room M217A for more information. 
    • If anyone is interested in competing in CanStruction, The Buckman Essay, or the SSR TicTok STEM Competition, please meet in Ms. Cornell's room M210, TODAY after school for 20 minutes. 
    • The University of Memphis will be here TOMORROW 2nd period in the library to talk about the next steps in the enrollment process. This is a great opportunity to have your questions answered and be ready for freshman orientation. 
    • The University of Tennessee Knoxville will be here TOMORROW 3rd period in the library to talk about next steps in the enrollment process for seniors, and preparing to apply to school and answering questions about UTK for juniors. 
    • The Facing History Community Teach-in surrounding the idea of “normal” will be held TOMORROW, from 6-8pm. Families are welcome and Dinner will be provided! Ask your teacher if extra credit is available. 
    • Spartans! The spring blood drive will be Thursday and you can pick up consent forms in the cafeteria during your lunch period starting today! If you are over 18 you do not need to have a consent form to donate blood. If you donate you get complimentary snacks!  
    • Anyone interested in trying out for the football/competitive cheer team: there will be a mandatory parent/guardian meeting this Thursday at 6 pm in the cafeteria. Hope to see you there!!  
    • Booster is selling spirit wear after school Friday. Short sleeve t-shirt clearance sale. 
    • For information about Balfour’s graduation supplies, prom or the majorette team, ask a teacher to see the announcement on Teams. 
    • As always, remember that here at White Station High, it is our place to be responsible, to be respectful and to build relationships. Have an awesome day, Spartans! 

    Announcements for March 27th  

    • Congratulations to Coach Patino on being inducted into the Basketball Coaches Association of Tennessee Hall of Fame on this past Friday. Well deserved honor coach! 
    • White Station Baseball Concession Stand will open TODAY after School at 2:15 pm. The Spartans will be playing Overton at home at 4pm. The White Station Choir will be performing the National Anthem prior to the Game. We would love to see you at the field! 
    • If you are a senior interested in Teaching and you plan on attending the University of Memphis, Ms. Harden has a scholarship opportunity for you.  The River City Scholarship offers $4500 per semester, and it pays for your books for the first school year.  If you are interested in learning more, please stop by Ms. Harden's room M217A for more information. 
    • If anyone is interested in competing in CanStruction, The Buckman Essay, or the SSR TicTok STEM Competition, please meet in Ms. Cornell's room M210, TOMORROW after school for 20 minutes. 
    • The University of Memphis will be here Wednesday 2nd period in the library to talk about the next steps in the enrollment process. This is a great opportunity to have your questions answered and be ready for freshman orientation. 
    • The University of Tennessee Knoxville will be here Wednesday 3rd period in the library to talk about next steps in the enrollment process for seniors, and preparing to apply to school and answering questions about UTK for juniors. 
    • The Facing History Community Teach-in surrounding the idea of “normal” will be held Wednesday, from 6-8pm. Families are welcome and Dinner will be provided! Ask your teacher if extra credit is available. 
    • Spartans! The spring blood drive will be Thursday and you can pick up consent forms in the cafeteria during your lunch period starting today! If you are over 18 you do not need to have a consent form to donate blood. If you donate you get complimentary snacks!  
    • Booster is selling spirit wear after school Friday. Short sleeve t-shirt clearance sale. 
    • If you did not order graduation supplies or need to purchase extra announcements, Balfour has a limited number of official graduation announcements available. They are $2.10 each - first come, first served.  We can also make personal enclosure name cards. Call Balfour - 901-759-0116 
    • Prom tickets of $60 per person will be sold to Seniors April 10th to 13th  during all lunches in the auditorium. Prom is May 6th at The Kent from 7-11.  Each senior is allowed to bring one guest only; however, the guest must be under 20 and not on an expulsion. Each student must have a Prom Expectations and Guideline sheet, found in Student Services, signed before purchasing tickets. If you have any questions regarding prom …please reach out to Ms. Durham. 
    • So do you think you can dance?  If so, you should try out for the White State High School Majorette team.  An interest meeting will be held on Monday, April 10 in room 217A (Ms. Harden's room) from 2:30 -3:00.  Try-outs will be on April 15th.  Hope to see you there. 

    Announcements for March 24th                                                             

    • Congratulations to senior Neel Saxe who just won the Silver Medal for his still life drawing in the 2023 National Scholastic Art Awards Competition. His work was selected from hundreds of regional winners across the country. He is invited to the awards ceremony and art show at Carnegie Hall in New York this June. 
    • All freshman students wishing to take AP Physics next year need to see Ms. Cornell after school in room M210 to take the placement test. 
    • Attention Spartans! Join WSHS AAPI for Culture night with games, food, and performances in the evening! Check out the AAPI instagram for details!  
    • The White Station Band will have a car wash fundraiser TOMORROW at Freshman Parking lot from 10 am to 2 pm. 
    • If you are a senior interested in Teaching and you plan on attending the University of Memphis, Ms. Harden has a scholarship opportunity for you.  The River City Scholarship offers $4500 per semester, and it pays for your books for the first school year.  If you are interested in learning more, please stop by Ms. Harden's room M217A for more information. 
    • Sugarmon's US Government students are having a voter registration drive. If you turn 18 before October 5, you can register to vote. 
    • If you did not order graduation supplies or need to purchase extra announcements, Balfour has a limited number of official graduation announcements available. They are $2.10 each - first come, first served.  We can also make personal enclosure name cards. Call Balfour - 901-759-0116 
    • The University of Memphis will be here March 29 2nd period in the library to talk about the next steps in the enrollment process. This is a great opportunity to have your questions answered and be ready for freshman orientation. 
    • The University of Tennessee Knoxville will be here March 29 3rd period in the library to talk about next steps in the enrollment process for seniors, and preparing to apply to school and answering questions about UTK for juniors. 
    • The Facing History Community Teach-in surrounding the idea of “normal” that will be held Wednesday March 29th, from 6-8pm. Families are welcome and Dinner will be provided! Ask your teacher if extra credit is available. 
    • Spartans! The spring blood drive is coming up! It will be on March 30th and you can pick up consent forms in the cafeteria during your lunch period starting today! If you are over 18 you do not need to have a consent form to donate blood. If you donate you get complimentary snacks!  
    • Booster is selling spirit wear after school Friday, March 31st. Short sleeve t-shirt clearance sale. 
    • Prom tickets of $60 per person will be sold to Seniors April 10th to 13th  during all lunches in the auditorium. Prom is May 6th at The Kent from 7-11.  Each senior is allowed to bring one guest only; however, the guest must be under 20 and not on an expulsion. Each student must have a Prom Expectations and Guideline sheet, found in Student Services, signed before purchasing tickets. If you have any questions regarding prom …please reach out to Ms. Durham. 
    • So do you think you can dance?  If so, you should try out for the White State High School Majorette team.  An interest meeting will be held on Monday, April 10 in room 217A (Ms. Harden's room) from 2:30 -3:00.  Try-outs will be on April 15th.  Hope to see you there.

    Announcements for March 22nd                                                           

    • Congratulations to the White Station Baseball team in their victory over Central 17-2. 
    • All freshman students wishing to take AP Physics next year need to see Ms. Cornell after school in room M210 to take the placement test. 
    • Attention Spartans! Join WSHS AAPI in celebrating cultures around the world with a day full of celebration! All students can represent their culture by dressing up this Friday, March 24 during the day and joining us for Culture night with games, food, and performances in the evening! Check out the AAPI instagram for details!  
    • The White Station Band will have a car wash fundraiser this Saturday at Freshman Parking lot from 10 am to 2 pm. 
    • Sugarmon's US Government students are having a voter registration drive. If you turn 18 before October 5, you can register to vote. 
    • Come out for the Facing History Community Teach-in that will be held Wednesday March 29th, from 6-8pm.  Student leaders from White Station high as well as 9 other schools around the city will be facilitating sessions surrounding the idea of "normal" and how this can help us become a more inclusive community that lives up to the true essence of community.  Families are welcome and Dinner will be provided! Ask your teacher if extra credit I s available. 
    • Spartans! The spring blood drive is coming up! It will be on March 30th and you can pick up consent forms in the cafeteria during your lunch period starting today! If you are over 18 you do not need to have a consent form to donate blood. If you donate you get complimentary snacks!  
    • Booster is selling spirit wear after school Friday, March 31st. Short sleeve t-shirt clearance sale. 
    • Prom tickets of $60 per person will be sold to Seniors April 10th to 13th  during all lunches in the auditorium. Prom is May 6th at The Kent from 7-11.  Each senior is allowed to bring one guest only; however, the guest must be under 20 and not on an expulsion. Each student must have a Prom Expectations and Guideline sheet, found in Student Services, signed before purchasing tickets. If you have any questions regarding prom …please reach out to Ms. Durham. 
    • So do you think you can dance?  If so, you should try out for the White State High School Majorette team.  An interest meeting will be held on Monday, April 10 in room 217A (Ms. Harden's room) from 2:30 -3:00.  Try-outs will be on April 15th.  Hope to see you there. 

    Announcements for March 21st                                                          

    • Delta State University will be here TODAY 4th period in the cafeteria. 
    • If you are planning on participating in Powder Puff you must return your forms no later than TODAY! The teams cannot be formed until information has been received from all participants. If you need to turn in a form or need to get one to join, please DM the E-Board Instagram @wshseboard.  
    • All freshman students wishing to take AP Physics next year need to see Ms. Cornell after school in room M210 to take the placement test. 
    • Attention Spartans! Join WSHS AAPI in celebrating cultures around the world with a day full of celebration! All students can represent their culture by dressing up this Friday, March 24 during the day and joining us for Culture night with games, food, and performances in the evening! Check out the AAPI instagram for details!  
    • The White Station Band will have a car wash fundraiser this Saturday at Freshman Parking lot from 10 am to 2 pm. 
    • Sugarmon's US Government students are having a voter registration drive. If you turn 18 before October 5, you can register to vote. 
    • Come out for the Facing History Community Teach-in that will be held Wednesday March 29th, from 6-8pm.  Student leaders from White Station high as well as 9 other schools around the city will be facilitating sessions surrounding the idea of "normal" and how this can help us become a more inclusive community that lives up to the true essence of community.  Families are welcome and Dinner will be provided! Ask your teacher if extra credit I s available. 
    • Spartans! The spring blood drive is coming up! It will be on March 30th and you can pick up consent forms in the cafeteria during your lunch period starting today! If you are over 18 you do not need to have a consent form to donate blood. If you donate you get complimentary snacks!  
    • Booster is selling spirit wear after school Friday, March 31st. Short sleeve t-shirt clearance sale. 
    • Prom tickets of $60 per person will be sold to Seniors April 10th to 13th  during all lunches in the auditorium. Prom is May 6th at The Kent from 7-11.  Each senior is allowed to bring one guest only; however, the guest must be under 20 and not on an expulsion. Each student must have a Prom Expectations and Guideline sheet, found in Student Services, signed before purchasing tickets. If you have any questions regarding prom …please reach out to Ms. Durham. 
    • So do you think you can dance?  If so, you should try out for the White State High School Majorette team.  An interest meeting will be held on Monday, April 10 in room 217A (Ms. Harden's room) from 2:30 -3:00.  Try-outs will be on April 15th.  Hope to see you there. 

    Announcements for March 20th                                                         

    • Please congratulate Team 5045, your Spartabots, who were on the winning alliance in the inaugural Magnolia Regional event. On to the World Championship!  
    • Hendrix College will be here TODAY 7th period, and Delta State University TOMORROW 4th period. Both visits are in the cafeteria. 
    • If you are planning on participating in Powder Puff you must return your forms no later than TOMORROW! The teams cannot be formed until information has been received from all participants. If you need to turn in a form or need to get one to join, please DM the E-Board Instagram @wshseboard.  
    • All freshman students wishing to take AP Physics next year need to see Ms. Cornell after school in room M210 to take the placement test. 
    • Attention Spartans! Join WSHS AAPI in celebrating cultures around the world with a day full of celebration! All students can represent their culture by dressing up this Friday, March 24 during the day and joining us for Culture night with games, food, and performances in the evening! Check out the AAPI instagram for details!  
    • Sugarmon's US Government students are having a voter registration drive. If you turn 18 before October 5, you can register to vote. 
    • Spartans! The spring blood drive is coming up! It will be on March 30th and you can pick up consent forms in the cafeteria during your lunch period starting today! If you are over 18 you do not need to have a consent form to donate blood. If you donate you get complimentary snacks!  
    • Booster is selling spirit wear after school Friday, March 31st. Short sleeve t-shirt clearance sale. 
    • Prom tickets of $60 per person will be sold to Seniors April 10th to 13th  during all lunches in the auditorium. Prom is May 6th at The Kent from 7-11.  Each senior is allowed to bring one guest only; however, the guest must be under 20 and not on an expulsion. Each student must have a Prom Expectations and Guideline sheet, found in Student Services, signed before purchasing tickets. If you have any questions regarding prom …please reach out to Ms. Durham. 
    • So do you think you can dance?  If so, you should try out for the White State High School Majorette team.  An interest meeting will be held on Monday, April 10 in room 217A (Ms. Harden's room) from 2:30 -3:00.  Try-outs will be on April 15th.  Hope to see you there. 

    Announcements for March 10th                                                        

    • Today’s class schedule is 3rd period, then 4th, 6th, 5th with normal lunch rotations, 7th, then activity.  
    • Sugarmon's US Government students are having a voter registration drive. If you turn 18 before October 5, you can register to vote. 
    • Hendrix College will be here Monday, March 20 7th period, and Delta State University Tuesday, March 21 4th period. 
    • If you are planning on participating in Powder Puff you must return your forms no later than Tuesday, March 21st! The teams cannot be formed until information has been received from all participants. If you need to turn in a form or need to get one to join, please DM the E-Board Instagram @wshseboard. Thanks! 
    • Attention Spartans! Join WSHS AAPI in celebrating cultures around the world with a day full of celebration! All students can represent their culture by dressing up on Friday, March 24 during the day and joining us for Culture night with games, food, and performances in the evening! Check out the AAPI instagram for details!  
    • Spartans! The spring blood drive is coming up! It will be on March 30th and you can pick up consent forms in the cafeteria during your lunch period starting today! If you are over 18 you do not need to have a consent form to donate blood. If you donate you get complimentary snacks!  
    • Booster is selling spirit wear after school Friday, March 31st. Short sleeve t-shirt clearance sale. 
    • Prom tickets of $60 per person will be sold to Seniors on April 10th – 13th  during all lunches in the auditorium. Prom is May 6th at The Kent from 7-11.  Each senior is allowed to bring one guest only; however, the guest must be under 20 and not on an expulsion. Each student must have a Prom Expectations and Guideline sheet, found in Student Services, signed before purchasing tickets. If you have any questions regarding prom …please reach out to Ms. Durham. 

    Announcements for March 9th                                                       

    • If you are interested in designing, photography, and helping display Spartan spirit, come to the Yearbook interest meeting TODAY in Mr.Pentecost’s room M239. This interest meeting will include an introduction to how our yearbook is created, experiences from yearbook students, and the application to be in the class. 
    • Key Club and the Humane Society Club are collecting canned food for cats and dogs until TODAY. Boxes will be placed in teacher classrooms. If you have any questions, ask Mrs. Kirby in M241. 
    • Spartans, get ready for Green & Gray Field Day TOMORROW 1 - 2:15 PM, which will have opportunities option to watch baseball, softball, or soccer scrimmages; a concession stand; and pouring buckets of water over the head of your favorite senior or teacher! Wristbands for $3 for admission will be sold in the cafeteria during lunches TODAY and by Coach Mac Friday morning until 7:30 AM. You will need to bring additional cash to the event for food and/or soak a senior/teacher.  
    • Sugarmon's US Government students are having a voter registration drive. If you turn 18 before October 5, you can register to vote. 
    • Hendrix College will be here Monday, March 20 7th period, and Delta State University Tuesday, March 21 4th period. 
    • if you are planning on participating in Powder Puff you must return your forms no later than Tuesday, March 21st! The teams cannot be formed until information has been received from all participants. If you need to turn in a form or need to get one to join, please DM the E-Board Instagram @wshseboard. Thanks! 
    • Attention Spartans! Join WSHS AAPI in celebrating cultures around the world with a day full of celebration! All students can represent their culture by dressing up on Friday, March 24 during the day and joining us for Culture night with games, food, and performances in the evening! Check out the AAPI instagram for details!  
    • Spartans! The spring blood drive is coming up! It will be on March 30th and you can pick up consent forms in the cafeteria during your lunch period starting today! If you are over 18 you do not need to have a consent form to donate blood. If you donate you get complimentary snacks!  
    • Booster is selling spirit wear after school Friday, March 31st. Short sleeve t-shirt clearance sale. 
    • Prom tickets of $60 per person will be sold to Seniors on April 10th – 13th  during all lunches in the auditorium. Prom is May 6th at The Kent from 7-11.  Each senior is allowed to bring one guest only; however, the guest must be under 20 and not on an expulsion. Each student must have a Prom Expectations and Guideline sheet, found in Student Services, signed before purchasing tickets. If you have any questions regarding prom …please reach out to Ms. Durham. 

    Announcements for March 8th                                                      

    • After a hard-fought close match, the White Station WREG Knowledge Bowl team came in 2nd this season. Señor Insch is proud of this team. They worked hard all year long and never gave up. Thank you for this season. The entire school is proud of your work. 
    • Baptist Health Science University and West Point Academy will be here TODAY 3rd period in the cafeteria. 
    • If you are interested in designing, photography, and helping display Spartan spirit, come to the Yearbook interest meeting TOMORROW in Mr.Pentecost’s room M239. This interest meeting will include an introduction to how our yearbook is created, experiences from yearbook students, and the application to be in the class. 
    • Key Club and the Humane Society Club are collecting canned food for cats and dogs until TOMORROW. Boxes will be placed in teacher classrooms. If you have any questions, ask Mrs. Kirby in M241. 
    • Spartans, get ready for Green & Gray Field Day! This event will be taking place from 1 - 2:15 PM on Friday. Students will have the option to participate in activities such as watching baseball, softball, or soccer scrimmages; a concession stand; and pouring buckets of water over the head of your favorite senior or teacher! Wristbands for admission will be sold in the cafeteria during lunches TODAY or TOMORROW, and by Coach Mac Friday morning until 7:30 AM. Wristbands are $3 each, and you will need to bring additional cash to the event for food and/or soak a senior/teacher. If you are a SENIOR or TEACHER interested in volunteering to be soaked, fill out the Google Form on the E-Board Instagram or have one of your students fill it out for you. 
    • Sugarmon's US Government students are having a voter registration drive. If you turn 18 before October 5, you can register to vote. 
    • Hendrix College will be here Monday, March 20 7th period, and Delta State University Tuesday, March 21 4th period. 
    • Attention Spartans! Join WSHS AAPI in celebrating cultures around the world with a day full of celebration! All students can represent their culture by dressing up on Friday, March 24 during the day and joining us for Culture night with games, food, and performances in the evening! Check out the AAPI instagram for details!  
    • Spartans! The spring blood drive is coming up! It will be on March 30th and you can pick up consent forms in the cafeteria during your lunch period starting today! If you are over 18 you do not need to have a consent form to donate blood. If you donate you get complimentary snacks!  
    • Booster is selling spirit wear after school Friday, March 31st. Short sleeve t-shirt clearance sale. 
    • Prom tickets will be sold to Seniors on April 10th – 13th  during all lunches in the auditorium. They will be on sale for these four days ONLY. They will only be sold during lunch time on April 10th - 13th…no exceptions. Prom is May 6th at The Kent from 7-11. The prom tickets are $60 per person. Each person must have a ticket to enter. Each senior is allowed to bring one guest only. The guest can be 20 or under. The guest cannot be a student who is on an expulsion from any MSCS school. Each student must have a Prom Expectations and Guideline sheet signed before purchasing tickets. This form can be picked up in the student support office. Again you must have this form signed to purchase a ticket. If you have any questions regarding prom …please reach out to Ms. Durham. 
    Announcements for March 7th                                         
    • Congratulations to Adaria Crutcher’s 1st place finish for Black History Month Winners with the entry “Bloody Sorrow"
    • National Honor Society current members are reminded to bring their donations to the mandatory monthly meeting TODAY at 2:20 in the cafeteria. 
    • Baptist Health Science University and West Point Academy will be here TOMORROW 3rd period in the cafeteria. 
    • If you are interested in designing, photography, and helping display Spartan spirit, come to the Yearbook interest meeting this Thursday, March 9th, in Mr.Pentecost’s room M239. This interest meeting will include an introduction to how our yearbook is created, experiences from yearbook students, and the application to be in the class. 
    • Key Club and the Humane Society Club are collecting canned food for cats and dogs running until March 9th. Boxes will be placed in teacher classrooms. If you have any questions, ask Mrs. Kirby in M241. 
    • Spartans, get ready for Green & Gray Field Day! This event will be taking place from 1 - 2:15 PM on Friday, March 10. Students will have the option to participate in activities such as watching baseball, softball, or soccer scrimmages; a concession stand; and pouring buckets of water over the head of your favorite senior or teacher! Wristbands for admission will be sold in the cafeteria during lunches  TOMORROW and Thursday and by Coach Mac during the morning of Friday March 10 until 7:30 AM. Wristbands are $3 each, and you will need to bring additional cash to the event for food and/or soak a senior/teacher. If you are a SENIOR or TEACHER interested in volunteering to be soaked, fill out the Google Form on the E-Board Instagram or have one of your students fill it out for you. 
    • Facing History Club is meeting after school on Thursday in Mr. Tingley’s room at 2.30pm. New members are welcome. Also, if you need volunteer hours please come as we have a great volunteer opportunity coming up. Learn more at the meeting on Thursday afternoon.
    • Sugarmon's US Government students are having a voter registration drive. If you turn 18 before October 5, you can register to vote. 
    • Hendrix College will be here Monday, March 20 7th period, and Delta State University Tuesday, March 21 4th period. 
    • Attention Spartans! Join WSHS AAPI in celebrating cultures around the world with a day full of celebration! All students can represent their culture by dressing up on Friday, March 24 during the day and joining us for Culture night with games, food, and performances in the evening! Check out the AAPI instagram for details!  
    • So do you think you can dance?  If so, you should try out for the White State High School Majorette team.  An interest meeting will be held on Monday, March 20 in room 217A (Ms. Harden's room) from 2:30 -3:00.  Try-outs will be on March 25th.  
    • Booster is selling spirit wear after school Friday, March 31st. Short sleeve t-shirt clearance sale.

    Announcements for March 6th                                                    

    • This is a reminder that The Scroll staff interest meeting will take place this afternoon at 2:25 in Mr. Harrison's room, E-208.  All interested rising sophomores and juniors are eligible to apply.  The meeting will only last 25 minutes. 
    • As the spring season is about to start, the baseball concessions stand will be open TODAY after school and that the teams first scrimmage will take place at 4 pm at the George C Holt field.  
    • All Juniors will be taking the ACT TOMORROW. Juniors, all you have to do is arrive to school on time and be prepared to do your best.  
    • Senior Game Day will be TOMORROW ....bring all school appropriate board games and your favorite snacks. This will be the from 7:15-11:00 while ACT testing for the juniors is going on. Seniors should report directly to the senior gym by 7:15. Seniors must stay in the senior gym the entire time. All Senior Homeroom teachers should report to the Senior gym with their classes.  
    • National Honor Society current members are reminded to bring their donations to the mandatory monthly meeting TOMORROW at 2:20 in the cafeteria. 
    • Baptist Health Science University and West Point Academy will be here Wednesday, March 8 3rd period in the cafeteria. 
    • If you are interested in designing, photography, and helping display Spartan spirit, come to the Yearbook interest meeting this Thursday, March 9th, in Mr.Pentecost’s room M239. This interest meeting will include an introduction to how our yearbook is created, experiences from yearbook students, and the application to be in the class. 
    • Key Club and the Humane Society Club are collecting canned food for cats and dogs running until March 9th. Boxes will be placed in teacher classrooms. If you have any questions, ask Mrs. Kirby in M241. 
    • Spartans, get ready for Green & Gray Field Day! This event will be taking place from 1 - 2:15 PM on Friday, March 10. Students will have the option to participate in activities such as watching baseball, softball, or soccer scrimmages; a concession stand; and pouring buckets of water over the head of your favorite senior or teacher! Wristbands for admission will be sold in the cafeteria during lunches on Wednesday March 8, Thursday March 9, and by Coach Mac during the morning of Friday March 10 until 7:30 AM. Wristbands are $3 each, and you will need to bring additional cash to the event for food and/or soak a senior/teacher. If you are a SENIOR or TEACHER interested in volunteering to be soaked, fill out the Google Form on the E-Board Instagram or have one of your students fill it out for you. 
    • Sugarmon's US Government students are having a voter registration drive. If you turn 18 before October 5, you can register to vote. 
    • Hendrix College will be here Monday, March 20 7th period, and Delta State University Tuesday, March 21 4th period. 
    • Attention Spartans! Join WSHS AAPI in celebrating cultures around the world with a day full of celebration! All students can represent their culture by dressing up on Friday, March 24 during the day and joining us for Culture night with games, food, and performances in the evening! Check out the AAPI instagram for details!  
    • Booster is selling spirit wear after school Friday, March 31st. Short sleeve t-shirt clearance sale. 

    Announcements for March 3rd                                                   

    • Booster is selling spirit wear after school TODAY and Friday, March 31st. Short sleeve t-shirt clearance sale. 
    • This Saturday is Tennessee Arbor Day. In honor of this day, Spruce Up Sparta Club will be giving away 1 year old white oak saplings after dismissal this afternoon. Supplies are limited so if you want a tree to plant this weekend, come to the garden behind the cafeteria after dismissal. The trees are small enough to carry home with you. The club will also be demonstrating how to properly plant a tree. Happy Tennessee Arbor Day! 
    • Key Club and the Humane Society Club are collecting canned food for cats and dogs running until March 9th. Boxes will be placed in teacher classrooms. If you have any questions, ask Mrs. Kirby in M241. 
    • You've been waiting all week, but The Scroll interest meeting is almost here!  Come to Mr. Harrison's room, E-208, to meet member of the staff and to learn about all the opportunities we have to offer.  The Scroll prints 6 issues a year, but even more content can be found at our website and through our social media channels. 
    • Juniors check your counselor's Teams for tip on preparing for ACT test day. There you will find a full ACT test prep book and answers.  
    • All Juniors will be taking the ACT March 7. Juniors, all you have to do is arrive to school on time and be prepared to do your best.  
    • Senior Game Day will be March 7th ....bring all school appropriate board games and your favorite snacks. This will be the from 7:15-11:00 while ACT testing for the juniors is going on. Seniors should report directly to the senior gym by 7:15. Seniors must stay in the senior gym the entire time. All Senior Homeroom teachers should report to the Senior gym with their classes.  
    • Baptist Health Science University and West Point Academy will be here Wednesday, March 8 3rd period in the cafeteria. 
    • Sugarmon's US Government students are having a voter registration drive. If you turn 18 before October 5, you can register to vote. 
    • Hendrix College will be here Monday, March 20 7th period, and Delta State University Tuesday, March 21 4th period. 

    Announcements for March 2nd                                                  

    • Students are under no circumstances supposed to be parked in parking lots at surrounding businesses, apartment buildings, etc.  They are at risk of being towed. Additionally, the neighbors are addressing dangerous and unsafe driving by some students. 
    • Congratulations to the White Station Debate Team. White Station won the city championship again as best overall school for 2022-23.  Aditi Arunprakash and Catherine Cheng finished 1st place, Aditi Mishra & Soumya Bandaru finished 2nd, Sofia Gosain & Srijith Jawabnavis finished 3rd, and Baribefe Kpurubu & Faith Gbeneh finished 4th overall in the whole city.  Students are moving on to national championships. 
    • Congratulations to the following artists for being accepted as FINALISTS in the Memphis International Airport Art Contest and Display OUT OF HUNDREDS OF ENTRIES!. Their work will hang in the Airport for a year! ANIYA JONES, LAUREN HOBSON, LEAH HAGGITT, PRIYANKA RODRIGUES, REBEKAH BUTLER, EVAN GREEN, IRA SHARMA, SAM SHIBEROU 
    • Club members and sponsors need to sign up for club photos for yearbook. It's from 2:30 to 3:00 after school in the courtyard TODAY. There is a QR code on M239 (Mr.Pentecost classroom) to sign up. 
    • The Humane Society will have a meeting TODAY after school in Ms. Duckworth's room, F124. 
    • Key Club and the Humane Society Club are collecting canned food for cats and dogs running until March 9th. Boxes will be placed in teacher classrooms. If you have any questions, ask Mrs. Kirby in M241. 
    • Your student newspaper, The Scroll, is recruiting members for the 2023-24 school year.  All rising sophomores and juniors are eligible to apply.  To learn more about the benefits of student journalism, come to Monday's interest meeting at 2:25 in Mr. Harrison's room, E-208. 
    • Juniors check your counselor's Teams for tip on preparing for ACT test day. There you will find a full ACT test prep book and answers.  
    • All Juniors will be taking the ACT March 7. Juniors, all you have to do is arrive to school on time and be prepared to do your best.  
    • Senior Game Day will be March 7th ....bring all school appropriate board games and your favorite snacks. This will be the from 7:15-11:00 while ACT testing for the juniors is going on. Seniors should report directly to the senior gym by 7:15. Seniors must stay in the senior gym the entire time. All Senior Homeroom teachers should report to the Senior gym with their classes.  
    • Baptist Health Science University and West Point Academy will be here Wednesday, March 8 3rd period in the cafeteria. 
    • Sugarmon's US Government students are having a voter registration drive. If you turn 18 before October 5, you can register to vote. 

    Announcements for March 1st

    • Students are under no circumstances supposed to be parked in parking lots at surrounding businesses, apartment buildings, etc. They are at risk of being towed. Additionally, the neighbors are addressing dangerous and unsafe driving by some students.
    • We would like to congratulate Sunny Cui, Amy Zhang and Anandi Durgam who took first place in the egg drop and second place in artificial hand competitions at the Herff College of Engineering Eday.
    • Congratulations to all participants in the 2023 Black History Program for your hard work and dedication. Special Thanks goes out to Mr. Massey and Mr. Powell ‘s WSHS Chorale, Dr. Madu and Mrs. Madu, The award wining ROTC unarmed drill team, Ms. Harden and the Fabulous White Station High School Majorettes and Coach Conley for arranging our special guests.
    • Giving due recognition to Mrs. Rachael Collins for her endless planning, work and efforts towards putting together an amazing black history program. Another big shout out to the student body for being so engaged and respectful during the program. It was Truly a family affair.
    • Club members and sponsors need to sign up for club photos for yearbook. It's from 2:30 to 3:00 after school in the courtyard TODAY and TOMORROW. There is a QR code on M239 (Mr.Pentecost classroom) to sign up.
    • Due a technical issue, the National Honor Society application will be re-opened until TODAY at NOON. Final submissions are due by then.
    • Interested in the medical field? Join HOSA! HOSA club will be going on a field trip April 3-6 to Knoxville to compete in medical events. If you are interested in attending this trip, please contact Dr. Madu.
    • Do you like eating tacos while supporting The Defending City Champions? Of course you do! The Track & Field Team is hosting a Fundraising Spirit Night at Torchy's Tacos TODAY from 2-9. Please come out to support and be sure to mention the track team when you order!
    • The Humane Society will have a meeting TOMORROW after school in Ms. Duckworth's room, F124.
    • Key Club and the Humane Society Club are collecting canned food for cats and dogs running until March 9th. Boxes will be placed in teacher classrooms. If you have any questions, ask Mrs. Kirby in M241.
    • Did you know that your school newspaper, The Scroll, is produced completely by students? Maybe you've seen our TikTok reels or Instagram channel. If you're interested in becoming part of our team, come meet the staff and learn how to apply this Monday, March 6, in Mr. Harrison's room, E-208. The meeting will begin at 2:25 and will last less than half an hour. Hope to see you then!
    • Juniors check your counselor's Teams for tip on preparing for ACT test day. There you will find a full ACT test prep book and answers.
    • All Juniors will be taking the ACT March 7. Juniors, all you have to do is arrive to school on time and be prepared to do your best.
    • Baptist Health Science University and West Point Academy will be here Wednesday, March 8 3rd period in the cafeteria.
    • Sugarmon's US Government students are having a voter registration drive. If you turn 18 before October 5, you can register to vote.

    Announcements for February 28th 

    • 2023 WordSmith results: Honorable mention 120 word dash 12th grade Kingston Barber; Second place 80 Word Dash 12th grade Sarah Forrester; and 1st place 40 word dash 12th grade Sarah Forrester. Congratulations!
    • Sophomores and Juniors: Starting this week, we will be offering yoga classes after school to give students an idea of what they are signing up for. Please sign up outside of E203 if you plan to attend.
    • Seniors, TODAY is the LAST and FINAL day to pay for your senior fees ONLINE ONLY at Jostens.com. Information is in the Student Support Service office.
    • Due a technical issue, the National Honor Society application will be re-opened until TOMORROW at NOON. Final submissions are due by then.
    • Key Club and the Humane Society Club are collecting canned food for cats and dogs starting TODAY and running until March 9th. Boxes will be placed in teacher classrooms. If you have any questions, ask Mrs. Kirby in M241.
    • Interested in the medical field? Join HOSA! HOSA club will be going on a field trip April 3-6 to Knoxville to compete in medical events. If you are interested in attending this trip, please contact Dr. Madu.
    • Do you like eating tacos while supporting The Defending City Champions? Of course you do! The Track & Field Team is hosting a Fundraising Spirit Night at Torchy's Tacos TOMORROW from 2-9. Please come out to support and be sure to mention the track team when you order!
    • The Humane Society will have a meeting this Thursday after school in Ms. Duckworth's room, F124.
    • Are you interested in social media? Do you like to write? Do you want to hone your communication skills? Do you want to know more about marketing, photography, graphic design, and leadership? If so, newspaper journalism is the place for you! The Scroll newspaper staff will host an interest meeting next Monday, March 6, just across from the Guidance suite in E-208. Come meet the current staff and learn how student journalism can benefit you. Staff applications will be available, and the meeting will run from 2:25-2:50.
    • A great tip for the Science section is to MARK KEY WORDS in the question! It is crucial that you answer all parts of the question utilizing the correct portion of the passage. Don't be afraid to mark up your test booklet! All Juniors will be taking the ACT March 7. Juniors, all you have to do is arrive to school on time and be prepared to do your best.
    • Baptist Health Science University and West Point Academy will be here Wednesday, March 8 3rd period in the cafeteria.
    • Sugarmon's US Government students are having a voter registration drive. If you turn 18 before October 5, you can register to vote.

    Announcements for February 27th                                                

    • Sophomores and Juniors: Starting this week, we will be offering yoga classes after school to give students an idea of what they are signing up for. Please sign up outside of E203 if you plan to attend. 
    • Southern Missouri State University will be here TODAY, 7th period in the cafeteria.  
    • Interested in the medical field? Join HOSA! HOSA club will be going on a field trip April 3-6 to Knoxville to compete in medical events. If you are interested in attending this trip, please contact Dr. Madu. 
    • Black History Month Film Series concludes TODAY after school in the library. Join us for Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner from 2.30-4.30pm. See the flyers around campus for details. Check with your teachers for extra credit! 
    • Final Black History Program practice in the auditorium today.  See you there!!! 
    • Seniors you have until TOMORROW to pay for your senior fees ONLINE ONLY at Jostens.com. Information is in the Student Support Service office.  
    • Due a technical issue, the National Honor Society application will be re-opened until Wednesday at NOON. Final submissions are due by then. 
    • Key Club and the Humane Society Club are collecting canned food for cats and dogs from TOMORROW to March 9th. Boxes will be placed in teacher classrooms. If you have any questions, ask Mrs. Kirby in M241. 
    • Do you like eating tacos while supporting The Defending City Champions? Of course you do! The Track & Field Team is hosting a Fundraising Spirit Night at Torchy's Tacos on Wednesday from 2-9. Please come out to support and be sure to mention the track team when you order! 
    • Are you interested in social media? Do you like to write? Do you want to hone your communication skills? Do you want to know more about marketing, photography, graphic design, and leadership?  If so, newspaper journalism is the place for you!  The Scroll newspaper staff will host an interest meeting next Monday, March 6, just across from the Guidance suite in E-208.  Come meet the current staff and learn how student journalism can benefit you.  Staff applications will be available, and the meeting will run from 2:25-2:50. 
    • A great tip for the Science section is to MARK KEY WORDS in the question! It is crucial that you answer all parts of the question utilizing the correct portion of the passage. Don't be afraid to mark up your test booklet! All Juniors will be taking the ACT March 7. Juniors, all you have to do is arrive to school on time and be prepared to do your best.  
    • Baptist Health Science University and West Point Academy will be here Wednesday, March 8 3rd period in the cafeteria. 

    Announcements for February 24th                                               

    • 30 Plus Club Update. There have been additional names added to the 30 Plus Club board. Stop by and take a look. Way to go Spartans! 
    • Black History Program Participants mandatory practices in the auditorium TODAY. I look forward to seeing you. 
    • Juniors and Seniors, LaRose Todd Creative Writing Prize submissions are due by TODAY. We accept submissions of fiction, creative nonfiction, and poetry. Please email Ms. Dunn at DUNNE1@scsk12.org with any questions you have or ask your English teacher if you are unsure how to submit your work. Good luck and happy writing. 
    • Sophomores and Juniors: Starting next week we will be offering yoga classes after school to give students an idea of what they are signing up for. Please sign up outside of E203 if you plan to attend. 
    • The Seal of Biliteracy is an award given by a school, district, or state in recognition of students who have studied and attained proficiency in two or more languages by high school graduation. If you are in 12th grade and are interested please ask your language teacher for a registration form and sign up  before MONDAY. Exams will be March 20th through the 24th. The cost will be $20. 
    • Southern Missouri State University will be here MONDAY, 7th period in the cafeteria.  
    • Interested in the medical field? Join HOSA! HOSA club will be going on a field trip April 3-6 to Knoxville to compete in medical events. If you are interested in attending this trip, please contact Dr. Madu. 
    • Black History Month Film Series concludes on Monday Feb 27th after school in the library. Join us for Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner from 2.30-4.30pm. See the flyers around campus for details. Check with your teachers for extra credit! 
    • Seniors you have until TUESDAY to pay for your senior fees ONLINE ONLY at Jostens.com. Information is in the Student Support Service office.  
    • Baptist Health Science University and West Point Academy will be here Wednesday March 8 3rd period in the cafeteria. 
    • The ACT reading section has 4 passages each about a different topic. The first passage is always fiction, and the last three passages are always informational texts. Be sure to ALWAYS read the introductory information when starting each passage- sometimes the ACT includes a helpful tip or definition to get you started! All Juniors will be taking the ACT March 7. Juniors, all you have to do is arrive to school on time and be prepared to do your best.  

    Announcements for February 23rd                                              

    • 30 Plus Club Update. There have been additions names added to the 30 Plus Club board. Stop by and take a look. Way to go Spartans! 
    • Final call for National Honor Society applications, which are due by TODAY. Questions or issues should be emailed to whitestation.nhs@gmail.com. 
    • Black History Program Participants mandatory practices in the auditorium TODAY and TOMORROW. I look forward to seeing you. 
    • Juniors and Seniors, LaRose Todd Creative Writing Prize submissions are due by TOMORROW. We accept submissions of fiction, creative nonfiction, and poetry. Please email Ms. Dunn at DUNNE1@scsk12.org with any questions you have, or ask your English teacher if you are unsure how to submit your work. Good luck and happy writing. 
    • Sophomores and Juniors: Starting next week we will be offering yoga classes after school to give students an idea of what they are signing up for. Please sign up outside of E203 if you plan to attend. 
    • The Seal of Biliteracy is an award given by a school, district, or state in recognition of students who have studied and attained proficiency in two or more languages by high school graduation. If you are in 12th grade and are interested please ask your language teacher for a registration form and sign up  before MONDAY. Exams will be March 20th through the 24th. The cost will be $20. 
    • Southern Missouri State University will be here MONDAY, 7th period in the cafeteria.  
    • Interested in the medical field? Join HOSA! HOSA club will be going on a field trip April 3-6 to Knoxville to compete in medical events. If you are interested in attending this trip, please contact Dr. Madu. 
    • Black History Month Film Series concludes on Monday Feb 27th after school in the library. Join us for Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner from 2.30-4.30pm. See the flyers around campus for details. Check with your teachers for extra credit! 
    • Seniors you have until TUESDAY to pay for your senior fees ONLINE ONLY at Jostens.com. Information is in the Student Support Service office.  
    • Baptist Health Science University and West Point Academy will be here Wednesday March 8 3rd period in the cafeteria. 
    • The ACT reading section has 4 passages each about a different topic. The first passage is always fiction, and the last three passages are always informational texts. Be sure to ALWAYS read the introductory information when starting each passage- sometimes the ACT includes a helpful tip or definition to get you started! All Juniors will be taking the ACT March 7. Juniors, all you have to do is arrive to school on time and be prepared to do your best.  

     

    Announcements for February 22nd                                             

    • Spartans, are you ready for some Flag Football? The time has come to show off what you've got! Powder Puff is back! Anyone interested in being a player, cheerleader, referee, or coach, come to Mrs. Browne's room, M224 TODAY at 2:30 for a brief informational meeting! 
    • Final call for National Honor Society applications, which are due by TOMORROW. Questions or issues should be emailed to whitestation.nhs@gmail.com. 
    • Black History Program Participants mandatory practices in the auditorium TOMORROW and Friday. I look forward to seeing you. 
    • Juniors and Seniors, LaRose Todd Creative Writing Prize submissions are due by Friday. We accept submissions of fiction, creative nonfiction, and poetry. Please email Ms. Dunn at DUNNE1@scsk12.org with any questions you have, or ask your English teacher if you are unsure how to submit your work. Good luck and happy writing. 
    • Sophomores and Juniors –Did you know we offer yoga as a course? Stay tuned for information on after-school practice classes with current yoga students to see if you want to apply for the class. If you have any questions, stop by Ms Oster’s room (E203). 
    • The Seal of Biliteracy is an award given by a school, district, or state in recognition of students who have studied and attained proficiency in two or more languages by high school graduation. If you are in 12th grade and are interested please ask your language teacher for a registration form and sign up  before MONDAY. Exams will be March 20th through the 24th. The cost will be $20. 
    • Southern Missouri State University will be here MONDAY, 7th period in the library.  
    • Black History Month Film Series continues on Monday after school in the library. Join us for The Defiant Ones. See the flyers around campus for details. Check with your teachers for extra credit! 
    • Seniors you have until TUESDAY to pay for your senior fees ONLINE ONLY at Jostens.com. Information is in the Student Support Service office.  
    • Did you know the ACT does NOT give you a formula sheet? That’s right, it is crucial that you know important algebra, geometry, and statistics formulas for the math section. Head to the WSHS website for an ACT formula sheet prior to the March 7th test! 

    Announcements for February 21st

    • Attention students the Strive Together Club will not be meeting today due to a scheduling conflict. Please stay tuned for the next meeting date! Cheers, Salud, and Prost! Happy World Language Day!
    • Students and parents are invited to the Early Post-Secondary Opportunity Fair, formerly the AP Night, to learn more about White Station’s AP course, DC course, DE course, and CTE program TODAY starting at 6pm.
    • Spartans, are you ready for some Flag Football? The time has come to show off what you've got! Powder Puff is back! Anyone interested in being a player, cheerleader, referee, or coach, come to Mrs. Browne's room, M224 TOMORROW at 2:30 for a brief informational meeting!
    • If you have a 3.85 weighted GPA or higher, you should have received an invitation to apply for NHS via TEAMS. If you qualify and did not receive a TEAMS invitation, please email whitestation.nhs@gmail.com. Applications are due by Thursday.
    • Black History Program Participants mandatory practices in the auditorium Thursday, February 23 and Friday, February 24th. I look forward to seeing you.
    • Juniors and Seniors, LaRose Todd Creative Writing Prize submissions are due by Friday. We accept submissions of fiction, creative nonfiction, and poetry. Please email Ms. Dunn at DUNNE1@scsk12.org with any questions you have, or ask your English teacher if you are unsure how to submit your work. Good luck and happy writing.
    • The Seal of Biliteracy is an award given by a school, district, or state in recognition of students who have studied and attained proficiency in two or more languages by high school graduation. If you are in 12th grade and are interested please ask your language teacher for a registration form and sign up before February 27th. Exams will be March 20th through the 24th. The cost will be $20.
    • Southern Missouri State University will be here February 27, 7th period in the library.
    • Black History Month Film Series continues on Monday the 27th of February after school in the library. Join us for The Defiant Ones. See the flyers around campus for details. Check with your teachers for extra credit!
    • Seniors you have until February 28th to pay for your senior fees ONLINE ONLY at Jostens.com. Information is in the Student Support Service office.
    • Get your punctuation right for the ACT English section! Review rules for using commas, semicolons, and dashes. For example, a semicolon can replace a period- both are used to separate independent clauses.

     

    Announcements for February 20th                                           

    • Congratulations go to our mock trial team who worked  hard in competition over the  weekend: Zakoi Lageman won commendation for Best Witness in all four of our trials and Best Advocate commendations were awarded to senior Aditi Mishra, Raksha Visvanathan, and Soumya Bandaru (who received it twice). 
    • Black History Month Film Series continues TODAY after school in the library. Join us for The Defiant Ones and then again on Monday the 27th of February. See the flyers around campus for details. Check with your teachers for extra credit! 
    • The Strive Together Club is hosting a World Language Day in room M111 TOMORROW during 5th period. Students will make posters and celebrate languages spoken globally.  
    • Students and parents are invited to the Early Post-Secondary Opportunity Fair, formerly the AP Night, to learn more about White Station’s AP course, DC course, DE course, and CTE program TOMORROW starting at 6pm.  
    • If you have a 3.85 weighted GPA or higher, you should have received an invitation to apply for NHS via TEAMS. If you qualify and did not receive a TEAMS invitation, please email whitestation.nhs@gmail.com. Applications are due by Thursday. 
    • Juniors and Seniors, LaRose Todd Creative Writing Prize submissions are due by Friday. We accept submissions of fiction, creative nonfiction, and poetry. Please email Ms. Dunn at DUNNE1@scsk12.org with any questions you have, or ask your English teacher if you are unsure how to submit your work. Good luck and happy writing. 
    • The Seal of Biliteracy is an award given by a school, district, or state in recognition of students who have studied and attained proficiency in two or more languages by high school graduation. If you are in 12th grade and are interested please ask your language teacher for a registration form and sign up  before February 27th. Exams will be March 20th through the 24th. The cost will be $20. 
    • Southern Missouri State University will be here February 27, 7th period in the library.  
    • Seniors you have until February 28th to pay for your senior fees ONLINE ONLY at Jostens.com. Information is in the Student Support Service office.  
    • Your superscore is an average of the highest scores in each subject from every time you have taken the ACT. Many students have a superscore that is higher than their composite, so it is in your best interest to take the ACT more than once. Juniors, whether it is your first time or not, prepare for the upcoming ACT on March 7th- your superscore depends on it! 

     

    Announcements for February 17th                                         

    • University of Alabama Huntsville will be here TODAY 4th period in the library. 
    • White Station Senior Game Day is TODAY during 6th and 7th period. Remember to bring your board game with you. If you have any questions...ask Ms. Durham. This event is for Seniors Only. 
    • Come to the Slumber Party Coffeehouse in your coziest pajamas with your blankets and pillows. Scribbler will be showing the new film "Puss and Boots: The Last Wish" TONIGHT from 5-8 p.m. in the auditorium. Look for our posters for more information, and entry is $5!  
    • Spartans, are you ready for some Flag Football? The time has come to show off what you've got! Powder Puff is back! Anyone interested in being a player, cheerleader, referee, or coach, come to Mrs. Browne's room, M224 TODAY at 2:30 for a brief informational meeting! 
    • Black History Month Film Series continues Monday after school in the library. Join us for The Defiant Ones and then again on Monday the 27th of February. See the flyers around campus for details. Check with your teachers for extra credit! 
    • The Strive Together Club is hosting a World Language Day in room M111 on Tuesday, February 21st during 5th period. Students will make posters and celebrate languages spoken globally.  
    • Students and parents are invited to the Early Post-Secondary Opportunity Fair, formerly the AP Night, to learn more about White Station’s AP course, DC course, DE course, and CTE program on Tuesday, February 21st starting at 6pm.  
    • If you have a 3.85 weighted GPA or higher, you should have received an invitation to apply for NHS via TEAMS. If you qualify and did not receive a TEAMS invitation, please email whitestation.nhs@gmail.com. Applications are due by Thursday, February 23rd. 
    • Juniors and Seniors we have entered the last ten days of our submission window for the LaRose Todd Creative Writing Prize. Currently we have very few entries which means if you enter now you stand a very good chance of winning our $500 grand prize. We accept submissions of fiction, creative nonfiction, and poetry. Please email Ms Dunn at DUNNE1@scsk12.org With any questions you have, or ask your English teacher if you are unsure how to submit your work. February 24 is our deadline for submissions, so don’t wait! Good luck and happy writing. 
    • The Seal of Biliteracy is an award given by a school, district, or state in recognition of students who have studied and attained proficiency in two or more languages by high school graduation. If you are in 12th grade and are interested please ask your language teacher for a registration form and sign up  before February 27th. Exams will be March 20th through the 24th. The cost will be $20. 
    • Southern Missouri State University will be here February 27, 7th period in the library.  
    • Seniors you have until February 28th to pay for your senior fees ONLINE ONLY at Jostens.com. Information is in the Student Support Service office.  
    • The ACT reading section is the THIRD section of the ACT. It asks 40 questions in 35 minutes. A great tip for the reading section is to pay attention to questions with line numbers given. Be careful though- you often need to read around those line numbers in order to pick the correct answer. 

    Announcements for February 16th                                        

    • CONGRATULATIONS to the White Station WREG Knowledge Bowl Team. Last night, they defeated Bartlett in the semifinal round and advance the finals facing Christian Brothers High School. Let's all wish them luck. 
    • Congratulations to the nearly 300 juniors and seniors who are being invited to apply for National Honor Society this year. If you have a 3.85 weighted GPA or higher, you should have received an invitation to apply via TEAMS. If you qualify and did not receive a TEAMS invitation, please email whitestation.nhs@gmail.com. 
    • Seniors fees can be paid online at jostens.com or in person TODAY ONLY.  
    • The South Asian Alliance is proud to announce a Bollywood Movie Night taking place TODAY at 2:30 PM in room M129. Snacks will be available for free, so bring a blanket and invite your friends for a fun-filled afternoon. 
    • Colleges Coming to Campus: University of Alabama Huntsville – TOMORROW 4th period; Southern Missouri State University - February 27, 7th period. All visits will take place in the library.  
    • White Station loves their seniors, so we want to celebrate you during Valentine's week. TOMORROW...bring your favorite school-appropriate board game and your favorite snacks for a laid-back Game Day during 6th and 7th period. Also please wear a red shirt to showcase "The LOVE we have for our school and the Class of 2023". Make sure all games are school appropriate. If you have any questions...ask Ms. Durham. This event is for Seniors Only. 
    • Come to the Slumber Party Coffeehouse in your coziest pajamas with your blankets and pillows. Scribbler will be showing the new film "Puss and Boots: The Last Wish" TOMORROW from 5-8 p.m. in the auditorium. Look for our posters for more information, and entry is $5!  
    • Spartans, are you ready for some Flag Football? The time has come to show off what you've got! Powder Puff is back! Anyone interested in being a player, cheerleader, referee, or coach, come to Mrs. Browne's room, M224 TOMORROW at 2:30 for a brief informational meeting! 
    • Black History Month Film Series continues Monday Feb 20th after school in the library. Join us for The Defiant Ones and then again on Monday the 27th of February. See the flyers around campus for details. Check with your teachers for extra credit! 
    • Students and parents are invited to the Early Post-Secondary Opportunity Fair, formerly the AP Night, to learn more about White Station’s AP course, DC course, DE course, and CTE program on Tuesday, February 21st starting at 6pm.  
    • Juniors and Seniors we have entered the last ten days of our submission window for the LaRose Todd Creative Writing Prize. Currently we have very few entries which means if you enter now you stand a very good chance of winning our $500 grand prize. We accept submissions of fiction, creative nonfiction, and poetry. Please email Ms Dunn at DUNNE1@scsk12.org With any questions you have, or ask your English teacher if you are unsure how to submit your work. February 24 is our deadline for submissions, so don’t wait! Good luck and happy writing. 
    • The Seal of Biliteracy is an award given by a school, district, or state in recognition of students who have studied and attained proficiency in two or more languages by high school graduation. If you are in 12th grade and are interested please ask your language teacher for a registration form and sign up  before February, 27th. Exams will be March 20th through the 24th. The cost will be $20. 
    • The ACT reading section is the THIRD section of the ACT. It asks 40 questions in 35 minutes. A great tip for the reading section is to pay attention to questions with line numbers given. Be careful though- you often need to read around those line numbers in order to pick the correct answer. 

    Announcements for February 15th                                        

    • Congratulations to the nearly 300 juniors and seniors who are being invited to apply for National Honor Society this year. If you have a 3.85 weighted GPA or higher, you should have received an invitation to apply via TEAMS. If you qualify and did not receive a TEAMS invitation, please email whitestation.nhs@gmail.com. 
    • Colleges Coming to Campus: South West Tennessee Community College- TODAY lunchroom visit; University of Alabama Huntsville – Friday 4th period; Southern Missouri State University - February 27, 7th period. All visits will take place in the library.  
    • Memphis Challenge will be here for 9th, 10th, and 11th grade students to promote their program TOMORROW, 2nd period in the library. 
    • Seniors fees can be paid online at jostens.com
       or in person TOMORROW ONLY.  
    • The South Asian Alliance is proud to announce a Bollywood Movie Night taking place TOMORROW at 2:30 PM in room M129. Snacks will be available for free, so bring a blanket and invite your friends for a fun-filled afternoon. 
    • White Station loves their seniors, so we want to celebrate you during Valentine's week. On Friday,February 17th...bring your favorite school-appropriate board game and your favorite snacks for a laid-back Game Day during 6th and 7th period. Also please wear a red shirt to showcase "The LOVE we have for our school and the Class of 2023". Make sure all games are school appropriate. If you have any questions...ask Ms. Durham. This event is for Seniors Only. 
    • Come to the Slumber Party Coffeehouse in your coziest pajamas with your blankets and pillows. Scribbler will be showing the new film "Puss and Boots: The Last Wish" this Friday from 5-8 p.m. in the auditorium. Look for our posters for more information, and entry is $5!  
    • Spartans, are you ready for some Flag Football? The time has come to show off what you've got! Powder Puff is back! Anyone interested in being a player, cheerleader, referee, or coach, come to Mrs. Browne's room, M224 on Friday, February 17th at 2:30 for a brief informational meeting! 
    • Students and parents are invited to the Early Post-Secondary Opportunity Fair, formerly the AP Night, to learn more about White Station’s AP course, DC course, DE course, and CTE program on Tuesday, February 21st starting at 6pm.  
    • Juniors and Seniors we have entered the last ten days of our submission window for the LaRose Todd Creative Writing Prize. Currently we have very few entries which means if you enter now you stand a very good chance of winning our $500 grand prize. We accept submissions of fiction, creative nonfiction, and poetry. Please email Ms Dunn at DUNNE1@scsk12.org With any questions you have, or ask your English teacher if you are unsure how to submit your work. February 24 is our deadline for submissions, so don’t wait! Good luck and happy writing. 
    • The Seal of Biliteracy is an award given by a school, district, or state in recognition of students who have studied and attained proficiency in two or more languages by high school graduation. If you are in 12th grade and are interested please ask your language teacher for a registration form and sign up  before February, 27th. Exams will be March 20th through the 24th. The cost will be $20. 
    • Today's ACT announcement of the day is about the Math section, which has 60 questions tested in 60 minutes. A great tip for the Math section is to START IN THE MIDDLE! If you are substituting answer choices, begin with C. Then, you can strategically eliminate smaller or larger answers. Starting with C can help you eliminate THREE answers only having tried ONE! 

    Announcements for February 14th                                       

    • Please congratulate your football cheer team for placing 16th NATIONALLY in Orlando, Florida, this past weekend!!!! This was the first time competing at this level in school history and they did an incredible job!! Go Spartans!!! 
    • Do you like books more than people? Are you looking for a literary love this Valentine's Day? Then come to the library TODAY during all three lunches for our speed dating with books event and meet your literary match! 
    • Best Buddies will be having a Valentine’s Day Gathering TODAY during 2nd period in the cafeteria! 
    • Colleges Coming to Campus: South West Tennessee Community College- TOMORROW lunchroom visit; Southern Missouri State University- February 27, 7th period. All visits will take place in the cafeteria. This is a great opportunity for juniors and seniors to meet with college representatives. 
    • Seniors fees can be paid online at jostens.com
       or in person THURSDAY ONLY.  
    • The South Asian Alliance is proud to announce a Bollywood Movie Night taking place THURSDAY at 2:30 PM in room M129. Snacks will be available for free, so bring a blanket and invite your friends for a fun-filled afternoon. 
    • White Station loves their seniors, so we want to celebrate you during Valentine's week. On Friday, February 17th...bring your favorite school-appropriate board game and your favorite snacks for a laid-back Game Day during 6th and 7th period. Also please wear a red shirt to showcase "The LOVE we have for our school and the Class of 2023". Make sure all games are school appropriate. If you have any questions...ask Ms. Durham. This event is for Seniors Only. 
    • Come to the Slumber Party Coffeehouse in your coziest pajamas with your blankets and pillows. Scribbler will be showing the new film "Puss and Boots: The Last Wish" this Friday from 5-8 p.m. in the auditorium. Look for our posters for more information, and entry is $5!  
    • Spartans, are you ready for some Flag Football? The time has come to show off what you've got! Powder Puff is back! Anyone interested in being a player, cheerleader, referee, or coach, come to Mrs. Browne's room, M224 on Friday, February 17th at 2:30 for a brief informational meeting! 
    • Students and parents are invited to the Early Post-Secondary Opportunity Fair, formerly the AP Night, to learn more about White Station’s AP course, DC course, DE course, and CTE program on Tuesday, February 21st starting at 6pm.  
    • Entries for the LaRose Todd Prize and Creative Writing Contest for juniors and seniors with $250 and $500 prizes are due by February 24th. For more details or questions, ask Mrs. Dunn in room F128. Good luck, and happy writing! 
    • Today's ACT announcement is about the ACT English section. It is the FIRST section of the ACT with 75 questions you have to answer in 45 minutes. The biggest tip for the ACT English section is: SHORTER IS USUALLY BETTER! The ACT wants short, concise writing in an academic style. 

    Announcements for February 13th                                      

    • Congratulations to White Station Artists who won in the first ever Pink Palace MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND HISTORY Black History Portrait Contest: Autumn Chatman Won BEST IN SHOW: 10th Grade Division; Rebekah Butler Won  BEST IN SHOW: 12th Grade Division; Dahlia Townley -Bakewell Won the Honorable Mention: 12th Grade. Way to BRING IT, Artists!!! 
    • Softball tryouts begin TODAY, after school on the spartan softball field.  You must have a physical to participate.  If you played another sport this year you can use that physical. 
    • White Station Baseball Tryouts are TODAY on the White Station Baseball Field from 2:30 to 3:30. 
    • Black History Month Film Series starts TODAY after school in the library. Join us for A Raisin in the Sun and then every Monday throughout February. See the flyers around campus for details. Check with your teachers for extra credit! 
    • Do you like books more than people? Are you looking for a literary love this Valentine's Day? Then come to the library tomorrow, February 14th during all three lunches for our speed dating with books event and meet your literary match! 
    • Best Buddies will be having a Valentine’s Day Gathering TOMORROW during 2nd period in the cafeteria! 
    • Entries for the LaRose Todd Prize and Creative Writing Contest for juniors and seniors with $250 and $500 prizes are due by February 24th. For more details or questions, ask Mrs. Dunn in room F128. Good luck, and happy writing! 
    • Colleges Coming to Campus: South West Tennessee Community College- WEDNESDAY lunchroom visit; Southern Missouri State University- February 27, 7th period. All visits will take place in the cafeteria. This is a great opportunity for juniors and seniors to meet with college representatives. 
    • Seniors fees can be paid online at jostens.com
       or in person February 16th ONLY.  
    • The South Asian Alliance is proud to announce a Bollywood Movie Night taking place on February 16th at 2:30 PM in room M129. Snacks will be available for free, so bring a blanket and invite your friends for a fun-filled afternoon. 
    • White Station loves their seniors, so we want to celebrate you during Valentine's week. On Friday, February 17th...bring your favorite school-appropriate board game and your favorite snacks for a laid-back Game Day during 6th and 7th period. Also please wear a red shirt to showcase "The LOVE we have for our school and the Class of 2023". Make sure all games are school appropriate. If you have any questions...ask Ms. Durham. This event is for Seniors Only. 
    • Come to the Slumber Party Coffeehouse in your coziest pajamas with your blankets and pillows. Scribbler will be showing the new film "Puss and Boots: The Last Wish" this Friday from 5-8 p.m. in the auditorium. Look for our posters for more information, and entry is $5!  
    • We are bringing back the ACT Announcement of the Day! Juniors, did you know the free ACT is coming up on Tuesday, March 7th? If you need to prepare, the ACT Resources bulletin board near the senior gym has been updated. Check it out for QR codes to practice tests and strategies! 

    Announcements for February 10th

    • Happy National Counselors’ week! When you see one of our awesome counselors, please tell them how much we appreciate them.
    • Congratulations to our own Coach Rose ( girls head soccer coach ) who earned Hall of Fame honors at the University of Memphis.
    • On behalf of the boys and girls basketball teams, we would like to thank the cheer squad, majorettes, and their sponsors for a great senior night and as well as all the students and staff that showed great support during the season. It is truly appreciated. From Coach Patino, Coach Warren, and Coach Q, we say THANK YOU.
    • TODAY is the final day for JROTC Valentine Grams and HOSA candy grams. See these groups in the cafeteria.
    • Auditions for Grease will be accepted virtually until TODAY. Please scan the QR code on the choir room door (M022) for the form. See Mr. Powell with questions.
    • Softball tryouts begin MONDAY, after school on the spartan softball field. You must have a physical to participate. If you played another sport this year you can use that physical.
    • White Station Baseball Tryouts are MONDAY on the White Station Baseball Field from 2:30 to 3:30.
    • Black History Month Film Series starts Monday Feb 13th after school in the library. Join us for A Raisin in the Sun and then every Monday throughout February. See the flyers around campus for details. Check with your teachers for extra credit!
    • Entries for the LaRose Todd Prize and Creative Writing Contest for juniors and seniors with $250 and $500 prizes are due by February 24th. For more details or questions, ask Mrs. Dunn in room F128. Good luck, and happy writing!
    • Seniors fees can be paid online at jostens.com or in person February 16th ONLY.
    • The South Asian Alliance is proud to announce a Bollywood Movie Night taking place on February 16th at 2:30 PM in room M129. Snacks will be available for free, so bring a blanket and invite your friends for a fun-filled afternoon.
    • Colleges Coming to Campus: Mississippi State University- FRIDAY, 3rd period; South West Tennessee Community College- February 15 lunchroom visit; Southern Missouri State University- February 27 7th period. All visits will take place in the cafeteria. This is a great opportunity for juniors and seniors to meet with college representatives.
    • White Station loves their seniors so we want to celebrate you during Valentine's week. On Friday February 17th...bring your favorite school appropriate board game and your favorite snacks for a laid back Game Day during 6th and 7th period. Also please wear a red shirt to showcase "The LOVE we have for our school and the Class of 2023". Make sure all games are school appropriate. If you have any questions...ask Ms. Durham. This event is for Seniors Only.

    Announcements for February 8th

    • Members of the Morning Announcement Staff, please meet briefly TOMORROW at 2:20 in E305 to discuss a change in schedules. Please email Dr. Robbins if unable to attend.
    • The JROTC program will be selling Valentine Grams during lunch in the cafeteria until FRIDAY! For $2, you can write a card and send chocolate to your friend or teacher! You must know the 7th-period teacher AND the room number of the person you’re giving it to before you buy one! If you don’t know the room number, we will have a sheet for you to reference with all the teachers and room numbers.
    • HOSA will be selling love shots in the cafeteria during lunch every day until this Friday. For only $3, you can send a special someone a personalized message and a shot of candy. Be sure to know the person's 7th period teacher. So, send someone a love shot this Valentine’s day!
    • Auditions for Grease will be accepted virtually until Friday. Please scan the QR code on the choir room door (M022) for the form. See Mr. Powell with questions.
    • Please congratulate Orchestra students who will be participating in the 2023 WTSBOA All-West Tennessee Regional Honors Orchestras at the Renasant Convention Center this Thursday and Friday. The concerts are Friday evening at the Cannon Center and are free and open to the public.
    • Softball tryouts begin February 13th, after school on the spartan softball field. You must have a physical to participate. If you played another sport this year you can use that physical.
    • Entries for the LaRose Todd Prize and Creative Writing Contest for juniors and seniors with $250 and $500 prizes are due by February 24th. For more details or questions, ask Mrs. Dunn in room F128. Good luck, and happy writing!
    • Seniors fees can be paid online at jostens.com or in person February 16th ONLY.
    • Colleges Coming to Campus: Mississippi State University- FRIDAY, 3rd period; South West Tennessee Community College- February 15 lunchroom visit; Southern Missouri State University- February 27 7th period. All visits will take place in the cafeteria. This is a great opportunity for juniors and seniors to meet with college representatives.

    Announcements for February 8th                                     

    • Members of the Morning Announcement Staff, please meet briefly TOMORROW at 2:20 in E305 to discuss a change in schedules. Please email Dr. Robbins if unable to attend. 
    • The JROTC program will be selling Valentine Grams during lunch in the cafeteria until FRIDAY! For $2, you can write a card and send chocolate to your friend or teacher! You must know the 7th-period teacher AND the room number of the person you’re giving it to before you buy one! If you don’t know the room number, we will have a sheet for you to reference with all the teachers and room numbers. 
    • HOSA will be selling love shots in the cafeteria during lunch every day until this Friday. For only $3, you can send a special someone a personalized message and a shot of candy. Be sure to know the person's 7th period teacher. So, send someone a love shot this Valentine’s day! 
    • Auditions for Grease will be accepted virtually until Friday. Please scan the QR code on the choir room door (M022) for the form. See Mr. Powell with questions.  
    • Please congratulate Orchestra students who will be participating in the 2023 WTSBOA All-West Tennessee Regional Honors Orchestras at the Renasant Convention Center this Thursday and Friday. The concerts are Friday evening at the Cannon Center and are free and open to the public. 
    • Softball tryouts begin February 13th, after school on the spartan softball field.  You must have a physical to participate.  If you played another sport this year you can use that physical. 
    • Entries for the LaRose Todd Prize and Creative Writing Contest for juniors and seniors with $250 and $500 prizes are due by February 24th. For more details or questions, ask Mrs. Dunn in room F128. Good luck, and happy writing! 
    • Seniors fees can be paid online at jostens.com or in person February 16th ONLY.  
    • Colleges Coming to Campus: Mississippi State University- FRIDAY, 3rd period; South West Tennessee Community College- February 15 lunchroom visit; Southern Missouri State University- February 27 7th period. All visits will take place in the cafeteria. This is a great opportunity for juniors and seniors to meet with college representatives.  

    Announcements for February 7th                                     

    • NHS current members are reminded of the mandatory monthly meeting TODAY at 2:20 in the cafeteria. Please be prompt and bring any donations for the Spring Chapter Project. 
    • WSHS AAPI (Asian American Pacific Islander) Alliance will be hosting a Japanese event with Maika Yamaoka, the Japan Outreach Initiative Coordinator at University of Memphis & Memphis Botanic Garden, TODAY in Mr. Harris's room M110 from 2:30-4PM. They will be making ema and learning more about the Japanese bean-throwing festival! Make sure to invite your friends! For more information, check out their Instagram @wshsaapi  
    • On Wednesday, our competitive cheer squad will be leaving for Florida to compete in the National’s High school cheerleading championships on Saturday. They have been training since the summer to get ready for this event. There is no such thing as a minor sport at White Station. Let’s take the next couple of days showing them love, wishing them luck and most importantly for safe travels.  
    • Members of the Morning Announcement Staff, please meet briefly THURSDAY at 2:20 in E305 to discuss a change in schedules. 
    • The JROTC program will be selling Valentine Grams during lunch in the cafeteria until February 10th! For $2, you can write a card and send chocolate to your friend or teacher! You must know the 7th-period teacher AND the room number of the person you’re giving it to before you buy one! If you don’t know the room number, we will have a sheet for you to reference with all the teachers and room numbers. 
    • HOSA will be selling love shots in the cafeteria during lunch every day until this Friday. For only $3, you can send a special someone a personalized message and a shot of candy. Be sure to know the person's 7th period teacher. So, send someone a love shot this Valentine’s day! 
    • Auditions for Grease will be accepted virtually until Friday. Please scan the QR code on the choir room door (M022) for the form. See Mr. Powell with questions.  
    • Please congratulate Orchestra students who will be participating in the 2023 WTSBOA All-West Tennessee Regional Honors Orchestras at the Renasant Convention Center this Thursday and Friday. The concerts are Friday evening at the Cannon Center and are free and open to the public. 
    • Softball tryouts begin February 13th, after school on the spartan softball field.  You must have a physical to participate.  If you played another sport this year you can use that physical. 
    • Entries for the LaRose Todd Prize and Creative Writing Contest for juniors and seniors with $250 and $500 prizes are due by February 24th. For more details or questions, ask Mrs. Dunn in room F128. Good luck, and happy writing! 
    • Seniors fees can be paid online at jostens.com
       or in person February 16th ONLY.  
    • Colleges Coming to Campus: Mississippi State University- FRIDAY, 3rd period; South West Tennessee Community College- February 15 lunchroom visit; Southern Missouri State University- February 27 7th period. All visits will take place in the cafeteria. This is a great opportunity for juniors and seniors to meet with college representatives.  

    Announcements for February 6th                                    

    • WSHS AAPI (Asian American Pacific Islander) Alliance will be hosting a Japanese event with Maika Yamaoka, the Japan Outreach Initiative Coordinator at University of Memphis & Memphis Botanic Garden, TOMORROW in Mr. Harris's room M110 from 2:30-4PM. They will be making ema and learning more about the Japanese bean-throwing festival! Make sure to invite your friends! For more information, check out their Instagram @wshsaapi 
    • The JROTC program will be selling Valentine Grams during lunch in the cafeteria TODAY until February 10th! For $2, you can write a card and send chocolate to your friend or teacher! You must know the 7th-period teacher AND the room number of the person you’re giving it to before you buy one! If you don’t know the room number, we will have a sheet for you to reference with all the teachers and room numbers. 
    • Auditions for Grease will be accepted virtually until Friday, Feb 10. Please scan the QR code on the choir room door (M022) for the form. See Mr. Powell with questions.  
    • Entries for the LaRose Todd Prize and Creative Writing Contest for juniors and seniors with $250 and $500 prizes are due by February 24th. For more details or questions, ask Mrs. Dunn in room F128. Good luck, and happy writing! 
    • Seniors fees can be paid online at jostens.com
       or in person February 16th ONLY.  
    • Colleges Coming to Campus: University of Alabama Huntsville-TODAY, 7th period; Mississippi State University- FRIDAY, 3rd period; South West Tennessee Community College- February 15 lunchroom visit; Southern Missouri State University- February 27 7th period. 
    • All visits will take place in the cafeteria. This is a great opportunity for juniors and seniors to meet with college representatives.  

    Announcements for January 30th                                  

    • WSHS AAPI (Asian American Pacific Islander) Alliance will be hosting a Japanese event with Maika Yamaoka, the Japan Outreach Initiative Coordinator at University of Memphis & Memphis Botanic Garden, TOMORROW in Mr. Harris's room M110 from 2:30-4PM. They will be making ema and learning more about the Japanese bean-throwing festival!  
    • Auditions for the Spring Musical, Grease, will be held this THURSDAY and FRIDAY. ALL STUDENTS  are welcome to sign up for auditions outside Room M022! See Mr. Powell with questions. 
    • Calling all future engineers and scientists! If you are interested in any STEM career, join us this Friday in Ms. Cornell's room (M210) for an exciting presentation by Medtronic about science and engineering careers. 
    • Entries for the LaRose Todd Prize and Creative Writing Contest for juniors and seniors with $250 and $500 prizes are due by February 24th. For more details or questions, ask Mrs. Dunn in room F128. Good luck, and happy writing! 
    • Seniors fees can be paid online at jostens.com
       or in person February 16th ONLY.  

     

    Announcements for January 27th

    • Spartan scholar athletes should report TODAY to courtyard at 2:30 dressed in their sports attire.
    • WSHS AAPI (Asian American Pacific Islander) Alliance will be hosting a Japanese event with Maika Yamaoka, the Japan Outreach Initiative Coordinator at University of Memphis & Memphis Botanic Garden, on Tuesday in Mr. Harris's room M110 from 2:30-4PM. They will be making ema and learning more about the Japanese bean-throwing festival!
    • Auditions for the Spring Musical, Grease, will be held Feb. 2 and 3. ALL STUDENTS are welcome to sign up for auditions outside Room M022! See Mr. Powell with questions.
    • Calling all future engineers and scientists! If you are interested in any STEM career, join us on Friday, February 3, in Ms. Cornell's room (M210) for an exciting presentation by Medtronic about science and engineering careers.
    • The LaRose Todd Prize and Creative Writing Contest for juniors and seniors with $250 and $500 prizes entries are due by February 24th. For more details or questions, ask Mrs. Dunn in room F128. Good luck, and happy writing!
    • Seniors fees can be paid online at jostens.com or in person February 16th ONLY.

    Announcements for January 26th                                 

    • Spartan scholar athletes should report TOMORROW to courtyard at 2:30 dressed in their sports attire. 
    • WSHS AAPI (Asian American Pacific Islander) Alliance will be hosting a Japanese event with Maika Yamaoka, the Japan Outreach Initiative Coordinator at University of Memphis & Memphis Botanic Garden, on Tuesday in Mr. Harris's room M110 from 2:30-4PM. They will be making ema and learning more about the Japanese bean-throwing festival!  
    • Auditions for the Spring Musical, Grease, will be held Feb. 2 and 3. ALL STUDENTS  are welcome to sign up for auditions outside Room M022! See Mr. Powell with questions. 
    • Calling all future engineers and scientists! If you are interested in any STEM career, join us on Friday, February 3, in Ms. Cornell's room (M210) for an exciting presentation by Medtronic about science and engineering careers. 
    • The LaRose Todd Prize and Creative Writing Contest for juniors and seniors with $250 and $500 prizes entries are due by February 24th. For more details or questions please refer to the flyers in English classrooms and around the school, ask Mrs. Dunn in room F128. Good luck, and happy writing! 
    • Seniors fees can be paid online at jostens.com
       or in person February 16th ONLY.  

    Announcements for January 25th                                     

    • National Honor Society will host an Open House for non-members to explain the process of applying for NHS TODAY at 2:20 in the cafeteria. 
    • The University of Memphis is once again hosting an Engineer Day to introduce students to the world of engineering. During the event, students enjoy a full day of STEM competitions, games and tours. There will be an interest - information meeting TODAY in Ms. Cornell's room (M210) after school from 2:30-3:00. 
    • Spartan scholar athletes, who received an email and whose names are posted in the main lobby, should report Friday to courtyard at 2:30 dressed in their sports attire. 
    • Are you interested in learning about Japanese culture and traditions? WSHS AAPI (Asian American Pacific Islander) Alliance will be hosting a Japanese event with Maika Yamaoka, the Japan Outreach Initiative Coordinator at University of Memphis & Memphis Botanic Garden, on Tuesday in Mr. Harris's room M110 from 2:30-4PM. They will be making ema and learning more about the Japanese bean-throwing festival! Make sure to invite your friends! For more information, check out their Instagram @wshsaapi 
    • Auditions for the Spring Musical, Grease, will be held Feb. 2 and 3 after school in room M022. Please sign up using the QR code found on the door of M022. ALL STUDENTS  are welcome to audition! See Mr. Powell with questions. 
    • Calling all future engineers and scientists! If you are interested in any STEM career, join us on Friday, February 3, in Ms. Cornell's room (M210) for an exciting presentation by Medtronic about science and engineering careers. 
    • The LaRose Todd Prize and Creative Writing Contest with $250 and $500 prizes is open to juniors and seniors who submit one piece of fiction, creative nonfiction, or a collection of 3 poems by February 24th. For more details or questions please refer to the flyers in English classrooms and around the school, or ask Mrs. Dunn in room F128. Good luck, and happy writing! 
    • Seniors fees can be paid online at jostens.com or in person February 16th ONLY. See Student Support Office if you did not get a letter. See Ms. Durham if you have any questions.

    Announcements for January 24th                                    

    • Calling all drone flyers. If you are interested in building and flying drones, there is an interest meeting in Ms. Cornell's room (M210) TODAY after school from 2:30 to 3:00. Please check out the flyers posted outside Ms. Cornell's room. 
    • National Honor Society will host an Open House for non-members to explain the process of applying for NHS TOMORROW at 2:20 in the cafeteria. 
    • The University of Memphis is once again hosting an Engineer Day to introduce students to the world of engineering. During the event, students enjoy a full day of STEM competitions, games and tours. There will be an interest - information meeting TOMORROW in Ms. Cornell's room (M210) after school from 2:30-3:00. 
    • Spartan scholar athletes, who received an email and whose names are posted in the main lobby, should report Friday to courtyard at 2:30 dressed in their sports attire. 
    • Are you interested in learning about Japanese culture and traditions? WSHS AAPI (Asian American Pacific Islander) Alliance will be hosting a Japanese event with Maika Yamaoka, the Japan Outreach Initiative Coordinator at University of Memphis & Memphis Botanic Garden, on Tuesday, January 31st in Mr. Harris's room M110 from 2:30-4PM. They will be making ema and learning more about the Japanese bean-throwing festival! Make sure to invite your friends! For more information, check out their Instagram @wshsaapi 
    • Auditions for the Spring Musical, Grease, will be held Feb. 2 and 3 after school in room M022. Please sign up using the QR code found on the door of M022. ALL STUDENTS  are welcome to audition! See Mr. Powell with questions. 
    • Calling all future engineers and scientists! If you are interested in any STEM career, join us on Friday, February 3, in Ms. Cornell's room (M210) for an exciting presentation by Medtronic about science and engineering careers. 
    • The LaRose Todd Prize and Creative Writing Contest with $250 and $500 prizes is open to juniors and seniors who submit one piece of fiction, creative nonfiction, or a collection of 3 poems by February 24th. For more details or questions please refer to the flyers in English classrooms and around the school, or ask Mrs. Dunn in room F128. Good luck, and happy writing! 
    • Seniors fees can be paid online at jostens.com
       or in person February 16th ONLY. See Student Support Office if you did not get a letter. See Ms. Durham if you have any questions.

    Announcements for January 23rd                                   

    • Congratulations to the Spartan Battalion for winning the SY 2022-2023 JROTC Brigade Board Competition held on Jan 19-20, 2023.  White Station cadets competed against cadets from Craigmont H. S., Kingsbury H.S. and Cordova H.S.  The competition consists of 20 positions and for the first time, White Station won all 20 positions.  Cadets went before a panel and was evaluated on Uniform and Appearance, Military Bearing, Speech, JROTC Knowledge, Current Events, Decisiveness and the ability to use Critical Thinking Skills.  
    • Congratulations to Spartan nation basketball programs on last week. Over the weekend, we had a combined six victories. Two from our city champion middle school boys and girls teams. Four victories from our high school programs: three versus central and the biggest upset of the year versus the number one team in Arkansas, Blytheville. Who was undefeated until Spartan nation crossed the bridge. The White Station brand is steadily growing in every aspect.  
    • Are you striving to get a higher ACT score? Never taken the ACT before? Do you have concerns or anxiety surrounding the ACT? Do you want to get the most scholarship money for college? Join Peer Power for ACT Prep Tutoring every Monday-Thursday from 2:30pm-4:00pm. ACT Prep tutoring will meet TODAY in the cafeteria immediately after school 
    • Calling all drone flyers. If you are interested in building and flying drones, there is an interest meeting in Ms. Cornell's room (M210) TOMRROW after school from 2:30 to 3:00. Please check out the flyers posted outside Ms. Cornell's room. 
    • National Honor Society will host an Open House for non-members to explain the process of applying for NHS on Wednesday at 2:20 in the cafeteria. 
    • The University of Memphis is once again hosting an Engineer Day to introduce students to the world of engineering. During the event, students enjoy a full day of STEM competitions, games and tours. There will be an interest - information meeting on Wednesday in Ms. Cornell's room (M210) after school from 2:30-3:00. 
    • A message from Coach Conley: I am so proud of the student body for the turn out at the homecoming game on Friday. There is no student section better than ours; I stand on that. Remember what I charged you with in the beginning of the year: All We Got; Is All We Need! It’s about US and It always will be. We are family! Keep that positive energy during the school day. 
    • Auditions for the Spring Musical, Grease, will be held Feb. 2 and 3 after school in room M022. Please sign up using the QR code found on the door of M022. ALL STUDENTS  are welcome to audition! See Mr. Powell with questions. 
    • Calling all future engineers and scientists! If you are interested in any STEM career, join us on Friday, February 3, in Ms. Cornell's room (M210) for an exciting presentation by Medtronic about science and engineering careers. 
    • The LaRose Todd Prize and Creative Writing Contest with $250 and $500 prizes is open to juniors and seniors who submit one piece of fiction, creative nonfiction, or a collection of 3 poems by February 24th. For more details or questions please refer to the flyers in English classrooms and around the school, or ask Mrs. Dunn in room F128. Good luck, and happy writing! 
    • Seniors fees can be paid online at