The Wayne County High School Chapter of Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) is off to a great start. On November 19, the 2021-22 chapter officer installation took place. Shaylie Dobbs was elected chapter president. Tori Walters and Delaney Lester will both serve in Vice President positions. On November 20, a group of FCCLA members/officers volunteered at Christmas Village. Members helped children shop for their family and friends in the Santa Shop. Advisor Shannon Foster said that she is very proud of this group and expects great things from them! 

The Wayne County High School Dance Team traveled to George Rogers Clark High School in Winchester to compete on November 20th in the KHSAA Dance Regionals. They finished as the top placing small school in the entire Region Three. They were thrilled to get a fourth place finish in the jazz category, as they were up against eight other teams which included some of the biggest schools in the state. In the pom category, they placed seventh out of 12. Both local teams qualified for the state finals scheduled for December 12 at George Rogers Clark High School. They are coached by Pam Campbell, who also operates Force Dance Academy in Monticello.

Kim Winchester's class put together and worked on the WCMS food drive this year. They collected 2955 items (mostly cans). All of the items are piled up in the atrium right now.  They are requesting that any churches or other organizations that can use the items contact the school at 348-6691 and then send a representative to the Middle School to pick it up. 

The Wayne County High School Chapter of Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) is off to a great start. On November 19, the 2021-22 chapter officer installation took place. Shaylie Dobbs was elected chapter president. Tori Walters and Delaney Lester will both serve in Vice President positions. On November 20, a group of FCCLA members/officers volunteered at Christmas Village. Members helped children shop for their family and friends in the Santa Shop. Advisor Shannon Foster said that she is very proud of this group and expects great things from them!

Masonry week is always an eventful week in Carpentry. Carpentry students at the Wayne County ATC learned to mix mortar with the proper ratio of cement, sand, and water. Students also learned block laying patterns and engaged in a block laying competition at the end of the week. Students learned to work together in groups to explore strengths and weaknesses.

FFA/agriculture students most recently have been finishing up the cold weather harvest and cleaning up the garden. But, at its peak this fall, the Farm Dinner Night was held where students did a good job informing visitors about this year's crop of vegetables. The garden was in perfect condition thanks to the Wayne County Extension Office and all the students' efforts to maintain it. Much of the harvest fed students' school lunches this fall.