You have one week left to order your 2024 yearbook and senior tribute ad - deadline is April 12th. Visit https://wph.ccboe.org/o/wph/page/yearbooks to order, or you may order via MySchoolBucks or in person at school.
These West Point golfers placed runner-up in the Chesley Oaks Spring Classic. Brooklyn Sutter (+5) and Charli Aris (+11) placed in the top 5 low medalists. ⛳️
Congratulations to our WP Baseball team! They defeated Jasper tonight in a doubleheader. ⚾️ 🔥
Today, we honor the invaluable contributions of paraprofessionals who support, uplift, and empower students every day. Thank you for your dedication and commitment to education. #ParaprofessionalAppreciationDay
Let's go Lady Warriors!
Please note that our Parent Meeting for rising 9th graders scheduled for Monday, April 8, will be held in the WPHS/WPE Lunchroom instead of the Big Gym. The meeting will begin at 6pm.
Students interested in registering for our Summer Drivers Education course will use this link to enroll. Enrollment is open until June 10. This opportunity is open to anyone 15 years of age and must hold a vaild learner's permit.
https://wph.ccboe.org/o/wph/page/summer-driver-education-course-registration-2024
🎉 Happy National Assistant Principals Week! 🎉 Huge shoutout to our amazing Assistant Principal Shannon Anderson for her dedication, leadership, and support in shaping our school community. Thank you for all you do! #OnPoint #GETConnected
The WPHS math teams won all divisions of the Cullman County Math Tournament today, and earned the title, Grand Champion!
Be sure to check out our WPHS Spring Newsletter for important dates!
https://ccboe.edurooms.com/engage/west-point-high/newsletters/west-point-high-school-spring-newsletter
The Warrior Band marched at Universal Studios in Orlando today!
WPHS Lady Warriors celebrated World Down Syndrome Awareness today before they kicked off their game against Springville. Good luck Lady Warriors! 🥎
Mrs. Drummond's Honors Biology students are learning about using Gel Electrophoresis to diagnosis Cystic Fibrosis today. Thank you to Southern Research for visiting!
Forms are available here: Little Miss https://docs.google.com/file/d/1aRl8i7DFEejq7VRtl_JmIkMhDqrz_IvU/edit?usp=docslist_api&filetype=msword
Tiny Miss
https://docs.google.com/file/d/1q4_rAL6VyRjUQlUCUPWR3EHorK3xat0Z/edit?usp=docslist_api&filetype=msword
Mrs. Cochran's Environmental Science class is taking part in a mining simulation this morning. They are searching for diamonds (white chocolate chips) in the landscape (brownies). Wildlife areas are designated with green icing.
Our theatre department had an incredible performance tonight of the musical production, Bright Star!
These WPHS golfers won the 9th Annual Fairview Invitational Golf Tournament with a team score of 249. Brooklyn Sutter 78, Charli Aris 84, Allie Freeman 87. They were the only team to have 3 golfers place in the top 6. Congratulations ladies! ⛳️ 🔥
Congratulations Liberty on signing with Snead!
we would like to invite you to come see our theatre production of Bright Star this Thursday-Sunday. Tickets are available at the door ($10 general, $5 WPH students) or online via this link: https://our.show/wphbrightstar Recommended for ages 12 and up. About the show: Welcome, everyone, to the musical production of Bright Star. Over the next two hours we hope to take you back to the 1920’s and the 1940’s and tell you a true story of teenage love, rash decisions made by parents, and eventually God’s will winning out over decisions made by man. This story tells a tale of redemption and how a mother’s love, no matter the expanse of time, will never fade and only grow stronger for her children. In this story we will meet some small town characters that are present even in the times we live in today, especially if we know where to look. This musical will give us a comedic look at some stereotypes (especially writers) and how each town member plays his or her own role in the community. Bright Star is a musical drama that will take us from the hills of Appalachia to the offices of Ashville, to the local watering hole, and eventually to the small farm where our main characters’ lives were forever changed not once, but twice. We hope you enjoy this journey told through the style of bluegrass music, and we hope you realize that no matter what is going on in the world, “The sun is gonna shine again.” Our students have put in numerous hours of hard work to prepare for this production, and they will make you proud! Enjoy the show! Kim and Jimmy Harbison
Please make plans to see our theatre production of Bright Star this Thursday-Sunday. Tickets are available at the door ($10 general, $5 WPH students) or online via this link: https://our.show/wphbrightstar
Recommended for ages 12 and up.
About the show: Welcome, everyone, to the musical production of Bright Star. Over the next two hours we hope to take you back to the 1920’s and the 1940’s and tell you a true story of teenage love, rash decisions made by parents, and eventually God’s will winning out over decisions made by man. This story tells a tale of redemption and how a mother’s love, no matter the expanse of time, will never fade and only grow stronger for her children. In this story we will meet some small town characters that are present even in the times we live in today, especially if we know where to look. This musical will give us a comedic look at some stereotypes (especially writers) and how each town member plays his or her own role in the community. Bright Star is a musical drama that will take us from the hills of Appalachia to the offices of Ashville, to the local watering hole, and eventually to the small farm where our main characters’ lives were forever changed not once, but twice. We hope you enjoy this journey told through the style of bluegrass music, and we hope you realize that no matter what is going on in the world, “The sun is gonna shine again.” Our students have put in numerous hours of hard work to prepare for this production, and they will make you proud!
Enjoy the show!
Kim and Jimmy Harbison
