A reception was held for the retirees and their families, prior to the Board meeting. The retirees were thanked for a total of 434 years of valuable service to the Wayne County School students.

The front line professionals who work in the principal's office at each school are very important employees. Like teachers, they serve students and families in a valuable way. So, they participate in summer trainings just like the certified staff.  

Each school celebrated teacher appreciation week in different ways. Thanks to all the educators who worked hard for the students during the 2018-19 school year!

Students received a multitude of scholarships and awards to further their future educational plans. A couple students received national awards, while one student received her college associates degree. A large variety of local scholarships were also given to an appreciative senor class. 

Meals are being served both at WCMS and WCHS as well as 4 main routes and 4 special events. The summer feeding program was kicked off at Memorial Park on June 4th, complete with booths giving free gifts and inflatables. Children 18 years old or younger are encouraged to participate in the free program. 

Wayne County graduated 38 seniors with distinction meaning they had a GPA of 3.5 or higher, met college and career readiness criteria, completed pre-college curriculum, had an average score of proficient or above on all state assessments, and took a minimum of 8 rigorous courses. Approximately 200 students participated in the WCHS Commencement exercise on May 24th which was followed by Project Graduation. Good luck Graduates!