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Washington-Wilkes Comprehensive High School is proud to announce that Donovan Anthony, Class of 2020, has received a full scholarship to the United States Military Academy at West Point. 

Each year Augusta University holds the African American Scholar Recognition Program to recognize high school seniors who have demonstrated outstanding academic achievement. In recognition of this event, an Augusta University Certificate of Academic Achievement is presented to these students. This award is given to the top three African American students of the senior class at selected schools. We are proud to honor Nariah Climons, Lyneishia Watts, and Jayla Wilcox.

Congratulations to the Class of 2020 Valedictorian Jessica Bridges and Salutatorian Madison Gunter!

picture credit: Jane Ellyn Aaron

Congratulations to the Top 25 Students

of the CLASS OF 2020!

FRONT: Kieasha Huff, Niketa Barksdale, Alexus Hall, Alisha Hall, Eli Holton, Madison Gunter (Salutatorian), Morgan Dodson, Alena Velazquez, Lola Hammond, Kylie Weaver

BACK: Sheila Callaway (Counselor), Paris Thomas, Robert Wheeler (Principal), Emmanuel Aburto, Dixon Caddell, McCamy Garrard, Salvador Rodriguez, Jessica Bridges (Valedictorian), Nathan Perkins, Samantha Harkins, Anne Marie Burriss, Anna Kate Hefner, Emily Weaver, Diamond Long, Katherine Stone, Nicole Jackson (Asst. Principal)

Picture Credit: Jane Ellyn Aaron

Congratulations to our 2020 STAR student Madison Gunter and 2020 STAR teacher Mr. Holton!

Star Students must have the highest SAT score taken before November as well as be in the top ten of the graduating class.

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Tiger Time

(WWCHS After-school program)

The Tiger Time after-school program runs each week on Tuesdays through Thursdays from 3:15-4:30 every afternoon, and snacks are included. Students can use the time to read, work on homework, receive tutoring, work on projects, or even quietly play games. The school even provides transportation. Anyone interested in the program can contact the high school’s front office.