Winamac Community High School

More than 600 students attended the 2024 College and Career Fair at the Logansport/Cass County Airport. Vendors presented information about a variety of career options available to students direct from high school graduation or after continued education.
Winamac Community High School Principal Cody Hook and Academic Advisor Emma Myers presented information about college and career pathways at a regular Eastern Pulaski Community School Corporation school board meeting on Feb. 12. Principal Hook explained that schools are changing quite a bit, as...
As part of the eSports league, students meet two days a week to practice their video game skills.
Since the inception of the eSports club at Winamac Community High School, club sponsor Bryan Rayl has wanted to find something that would get his students involved with a charity event. The club plays in tournaments, but Rayl was looking for an event that would bring awareness to a cause and give...
An outdoor graduation ceremony and graduate parade were innovative ways Winamac Community High School dealt with graduation during the COVID-19 pandemic in the spring of 2020.
Graduation traditions for Winamac Community High School continue to evolve and the graduates will be making corporation history.  The Class of 2021 and the Class of 2022 will be adding their names to the Winamac Community High School history books not only as graduates but also as part of something...
The tradition of graduation on a Friday evening will soon change for Winamac Community High School seniors.   Eastern Pulaski Community School Corporation Board members decided to change the dates of the 2022 and 2023 graduations to Sunday during a regular meeting Monday evening.  Superintendent...
The graduation rates for the two local school corporations decreased in 2020 compared to 2019 but those rates are still better than the state average.  The Indiana Department of Education recently released the 2020 state graduation rates and that of the school corporations. Overall the state...
One Pulaski County student has been named the recipient of a full-tuition, four-year scholarship as the Community Foundation of Pulaski County 2021 Lilly Endowment Community Scholar.  Patrick Kiefer will receive full tuition to an Indiana college of his choice and a $900 yearly stipend for required...
Maggie Smith finished 47th place at the New Prairie cross-country semi-state.
Winamac runners laced up their shoes Saturday morning at the New Prairie cross-country semi-state with aspirations of moving on to the state finals in Terre Haute. As the smallest participating school, Winamac would go head-to-head against its stiffest competition of the season. The young group of...
The Winamac Lady Warrior cross-country team took the next step in the postseason by advancing to the New Prairie semi-state. The team qualified after a fifth-place finish at the Logansport regional Saturday morning.
The Berry Patch in Logansport has been very good to the Winamac Lady Warrior cross-country team. Coming off the team’s first-ever sectional title last week at the same course, the Lady Warriors were back on a very familiar course Saturday morning for the regional round. The competition was ramped...
Eastern Pulaski Community School Board members addressed a handful of changes regarding students being involved in sports and extracurricular activities.  School board members met during a regular meeting Monday evening to discuss extracurricular participation and COVID-19 policies for athletic...
Makayla Dulin, Victoria Wildermuth, Taylor Jennings and Shailyn Day wave to well-wishers as they leave the school grounds after graduation for a parade through Winamac.
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