On National School Principals' Day, we celebrate the leaders who go above and beyond to support our students, empower our staff, and strengthen our community every single day.
ABEC: Hannah Dalton (English) and Emma Gryniewski (Natural Science)
CHS: Mackenzii Walker (Social Science)
GHS: Jaziyah Johnson (English)
SAHS: Brody Clark, Alexander Parsons, and Matthew Furmage (Natural Science)
SEAHS: Rhiane Bumanlag (Social Science); Elizabeth Ricks (Natural Science); Misheel Tamir (Visual Art); and Joel Varughese (Mathematics)
WAHS: Grace Barrier (English)
WWHS: Caroline Conner (Social Science) and Grace Emehel (Visual Art)
The UNICEF Club invites you to experience an exciting celebration of culture, community, and global traditions at our Cultural Festival on Friday, March 27, 2026, in the Williams High School gym.
This vibrant event will showcase more than 25 countries and cultures, brought to life by our talented and passionate students. Guests can explore colorful displays, see traditional clothing, watch cultural dances and demonstrations, and speak directly with students who are eager to share the stories, traditions, and pride behind their cultures.
The Cultural Festival will take place throughout the school day for students and will continue from 5:00 PM to 7:30 PM as a special evening event open to families, friends, and community members. During the evening celebration, guests will also enjoy delicious food from a variety of countries, offering a taste of cultures from around the world.
We look forward to welcoming you for an evening of learning, culture, and fun!
School social work has been an important part of education since the early 1900s, when social workers were first introduced to schools to address truancy and help strengthen the connection between home and school. At that time, they were known as “Visiting Teachers” and played a vital role in helping families understand the importance of education while also helping educators recognize and address the challenges students might face outside of school. Over the years, the role of school social workers has continued to evolve, but their work remains both complex and invaluable in supporting students, staff, families, and the broader community. At Williams High School, we are fortunate to have Ms. Moffett serving as our School Social Worker. She works tirelessly to support the needs of students and families who are navigating complex circumstances each day. Her kindness, compassion, understanding, and patience make a meaningful difference in our school community. We appreciate you, Ms. Moffett. Happy School Social Workers Week!
February 28 — All-County Chorus (Elementary) | Graham High School | 3:00 PM
March 6 — All-County Orchestra (now with Elementary!) | Cummings High School | 7:00 PM
March 14 — All-County Band (Middle and High) | Southeast Alamance High School | 2:00 PM
March 28 — All-County Chorus (Middle and High) | Williams High School | 4:00 PM
Senior Quote: Closes on Friday March 13th
Senior Last Will and Testament: Closes on Friday March 13th
CHECK YOUR EMAIL FOR LINKS TO NOMINATE AND VOTE!
*You must be logged in to your school google account to access the forms!
We are excited to launch our All Hands on Deck campaign! We know that when students are in class, they are building the habits, relationships, and confidence they need to thrive. As we sail towards the end of the school year, we’ve set our sights on improved attendance district-wide! Every school has created incentives and celebrations for hitting this target! 🎯
Facts on Attendance:
📉 Missing just 2 days per month can cause a student to fall behind academically.
🎓 Strong attendance is the #1 predictor of reading at grade level and graduating on time.
🤝 Being in school every day builds the routines and social connections that help students succeed.
How Families Can Help:
✅ Set consistent bedtime and morning routines.
✅ Prepare backpacks and clothes the night before for a smooth start.
✅ Schedule appointments outside of school hours whenever possible.
We are "All Hands on Deck" to support our students, and we thank you for being partners in education! We know it takes a community to help a child thrive. This includes educators providing engaging lessons, parents ensuring a structured routine, and students putting in the effort. We need everyone working together to finish the year strong. If the waters are rough and you're facing barriers to getting your child to school on time, please reach out! We are to help. Our crew is stronger when we are all together! 🌊✨
