Congratulations to our outstanding students for excelling in the District II FBLA Middle Level Competitions! WJHS is proud to announce that 11 students will advance to the State Leadership Conference on April 9, where they'll compete for a chance to qualify for the National Leadership Conference in Anaheim, California, this summer.
HOSA Blood Drive
Wynne Schools receives new equipment through Perkins grant!
Wynne High School and Wynne Junior High Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) chapters attended the District II Fall Conference yesterday in Jonesboro. While in attendance, new members were installed along with chapter officers. Ms. Arkansas Camille Cathey was the keynote speaker. This conference kicks off the membership and competition year for FBLA students. FBLA strives to help students develop the skills and knowledge they need to become successful business leaders and members of society.
WJHS parents, we’re excited to share more information with you about our YONDR Pouch program! Please take the time to watch this video to learn more about the program and how limiting student phone access during school hours can boost academic performance and help students stay focused on learning. With this program, we hope to create a more engaging and distraction-free environment in which our students can thrive!
Check out the video here and see how this initiative makes a positive difference.
https://fb.watch/uRfF5EaYFH/
We have our Picture Day tomorrow @ Wynne Junior High. Sept. 4th
NWEA testing will be Thursday and Friday this week. Sept. 5th - 6th
Hope everyone had a restful break. Great weather this morning and we are glad to have our students back on campus.
Yellowjacket Night is Sept. 19th.
Good Morning. Just a reminder. Coke and Candy Sale will be tomorrow during 6th-8th periods. 6th - 8th graders, 7th - 7th graders, 8th - 6th graders.
PTC - Thursday from 1:00-7:00. We will provide a meal.
School Picture Day is September 4th.
Wynne Junior High School welcomes Eden Davis!
Wynne Junior High School welcomes David Brown!
Wynne Junior High School Semester Exams Schedule
Mrs. Kelly Vaught recently took her Career Development students to Harmony Health Clinic to tour and hear about the Health Sciences pathway. Students heard insight from NP Andy Rohrer and PNP-PC Nurse Practitioner Jill Davis on how they care for patients on a daily basis by seeing how and what tests the clinic can run in their state-of-the-art lab, how their digital X-ray machine functions and hearing how important it is to truly care for patients. They also learned about other professions in health care such as Information Technology and Accounting and how they all work together to make the clinic run on a daily basis. WJHS is grateful to Harmony Health Clinic for their partnership with our schools and dedication to our community.
WJHS Experimenting With Virtual Reality
Congratulations to Charlie Davis for being selected to serve as the Arkansas FBLA District II Middle Level Secretary.
Wynne Junior High welcomes Sabrina Jumper!
Wynne Junior High welcomes Fredrick Irby!
Wynne Junior High welcome Shonta Suthrlen!
Wynne Junior High School welcomes Wendy Stafford!
Wynne Junior High School welcomes Jed Haynes!
Wynne Junior High welcomes Trey Bowlin!
Wynne Junior High School recently made history at the Future Business Leaders of America’s (FBLA) National Leadership Conference (NLC) in Atlanta, Georgia. This is the first time WJHS has taken students to the FBLA NLC. This year, five students qualified to compete at the national level. Three of those students placed in the top 10 of their respective competitive events. Addi placed 1st in the nation in Learning Strategies over roughly 40 other competitors from across the country! Charlie placed 7th in Career Research, and Baxley placed 9th in Elevator Speech. WJHS is extremely proud of each of these student business leaders and the accomplishment of being recognized on the national stage at the Awards of Excellence Ceremony on Friday, June 30. WJHS FBLA Adviser Kelly Vaught said how proud she is of her students. “I am so proud of these kids. We had a blast exploring Atlanta and representing our school and Arkansas.”
