Schools
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Update on school sites’ three-year instructional focus plans
In a collaborative effort between district and staff back in the 2019-2020 school year, each of the Winters…
School Board Moves Forward on Bond Measure
The Winters Joint Unified School District Board of Trustees moved forward at a meeting Dec. 17 on several…
City landscaping obstructs disabled child's access to school bus, local homeowner says
A local homeowner has complained to the City of Winters over a landscaped area she says obstructs access…
October is National Farm to School Month
National Farm to School Month and is celebrated all across the United States.
Cathy Olsen wins One in a Melon Award
On Thursday, Sept. 19, Cathy Olsen, Food Services Director for the Winters Joint Unified School District, was presented…
WHS celebrated homecoming with the traditional powderpuff game
Read about last week's powderpuff game and check out our slideshow of photos.
Winters students could qualify to receive free or reduced priced meals
Students in qualifying households can receive free or reduced-priced lunches if their family household income is less than or equal to the federal guidelines.
District addresses Compass concerns at School Board meeting
The charter with Compass is the first ever authorized by Winters JUSD. Statewide scrutiny of charter schools has revealed some unethical practices, such as small districts authorizing sub-par charters as a revenue source, something district staff and board members hoped to avoid by reducing three-percent oversight fee to one percent, a rate more in line with its duties considering Compass will not be using any brick-and-mortar facilities.
WJUSD board approves $3.1 million energy bundling project
The multi-million energy bundling deal between Winters Joint Unified School District and ABM Building Solutions, LLC will move forward after school board members passed a series of items at the board meeting June 20.