Washington Junior High School
Girls 100m Hurdles: 5th place - Natalia Hein (17.49)
Boys 400m: 5th place - Gavin Stokes (55.43)
Girls Discus: 4th place - Ella Jane Burke (35.4m)
Boys Long Jump: 8th place - Ethan Haradon (5.08m)
Boys 4x200m Relay: 8th place - Hammers, Fransen, Blomquist, Stokes (1:42.96)
Boys 4x400m Relay: 2nd place - Blomquist, Hammers, Fransen, Stokes
Congratulations to all the participants and our medalists, who were able to take the stand and represent our themselves, their families and our community!
On Tuesday, we had Student Council elections! Congratulations to our students that sought to improve the school and serve the student body by running in the elections! A big congrats to the 2025-26 President, Easton S., Vice President, Aubrey H., Secretary, Lydia K.
6th Grade
Lucas Straughn
7th Grade
Rubi Ramirez
8th Grade
Mackenzie Evans
This free experience has been paid for through generous donations to our OSF I-80 Innovation Hub.
Students will explore a variety of healthcare careers, from lab technician to general surgery, through interactive experiments, educational crafts, and hands-on skill-building activities. This exciting week will inspire young minds and provide a unique opportunity to learn about the science behind saving lives!
This program is open to students entering 3rd through 8th grades in the 2025-2026 school year. Space is extremely limited, so be sure to register soon!
It's important for kids to learn from their mistakes. When they try and don't succeed right away, they learn to solve problems and keep trying. This helps them grow and get better. Let's help our kids see mistakes as a way to learn and do better next time.
NO ONE wants them to fail in life! These failures may occur on an in-class assignment, a quiz, a big project or even a test. We are here to support your child(ren) as they encounter these struggles and we are here to push them to new limits each and every time after these failures.
Reminder that all students are offered free breakfast daily.