Spotlight

A man with brown hair and a mustache smiles in a corridor. He wears a navy blue polo shirt.

4.948 GPA - Attending the University of Cincinnati, pursuing a degree in electrical engineering.

Koen Hicswa
2026 Valedictorian
A young woman with blonde hair wears glasses, a necklace, and a black cardigan. She smiles with her arms crossed.

4.8 GPA - Attending the University of Kentucky, majoring in psychology with a pre-med track.

Makenna McCune
2026 Salutatorian

A New Look

Road beside a modern building with large windows, reflecting sky. Grass on the left side.2026
The Middle/High School is two schools in one structure opened in August, 2026.One Building - Two Schools
Modern middle school building with flagpole, large windows, and a green lawn in front.2026
Opened for the 2026-27 school year for students in grades 7 and 8.WC Middle School
Entrance of a high school building. A large sign reads "HIGH SCHOOL" and number 5833. Two benches sit on the front.2024
Opened for the 2026-27 school year for students in grades 9 through 12.WC High School
Man standing on stage in front of a projector screen showing a bar graph.2019
The State paid 81% of the co-funded cost for new schools.Comparing Co-funded Costs
Workers in green shirts and hard hats stand atop a brick structure, with cranes and scaffolding in the background.2020
Construction began in the Fall of 2020.Two-Phase Construction Plan
Modern building with large windows and red door. Text reads "Early Childhood Center". American flag on a pole. Empty road in front.2022
One of two buildings opened for the 2022-23 school year.WC Early Childhood Center
A building with text, an American flag on a pole, and a road leading up to it.2022
One of two buildings opened for the 2022-23 school year.WC Intermediate School
Exterior of a two-story brick building with glass windows. A flag is visible on the building's left. An empty road leads to the front entrance.2025
The first Phase II building opened for the 2025-26 school year.WC Elementary School
A Building Bond Issue passed in Nov. 2019 for construction of 5 new schools.