This week, Khoi Huynh and Tristin Neville received pre-apprenticeship offers through the Apprentice Alamance program! Khoi will be working at Machine Specialties Inc. (MSI) and Tristin will be working at Armen Stone. With successful completion this summer, they will be part of the full Apprenticeship program and receive offers as full apprentices in the Fall! This is a wonderful honor and a BIG opportunity for both students!
Thank you Mr and Mrs Brinskelle and the employees at Horace Mann for our coffee and donut treat for teachers today!
Make sure you get your prom date approved if they are not a Williams student! Due May 2, 2025 to the front office!
Come to our next PTSO meeting on Monday, March 17, 2025 at 12:30 in the auditorium! All are welcome!
Friday is 3/14, and Mu Alpha Theta, the mathematics honors society, invites you to participate in our annual Pi Day Pi-K (3.14 kilometer) run/walk around the school!
Wear your running/walking shoes and meet us right after school at the Bulldog Statue. We will aim to start at 4 PM. All participants get a slice of pie!
Ms Moffett,
You go above and beyond for our students! Happy School Social Workers Week! We appreciate all you do!
To complete the form, click this link: https://forms.gle/WiGDYMaynfzocJex9
The form is also linked under our rotating images in our website!
It's Women's History Month! One remarkable WHS lady is Dr Frances Dawson!
Dr. Frances Dawson taught vocational education (later became CTEC) at Walter Williams High School 1951-1967.
During World War II, she worked in the US Office of Education developing vocational education. She was
President of North Carolina Education Association (later became North Carolina Association of Educators) and
President of North Carolina League of Women Voters. She
sat on the President's Advisory Committee for Education during the Nixon administration. She
represented North Carolina education at the United Nations for a global education study and she
published at least 5 books. She also
ran for NC House of Representatives
Professor at Elon College from 1967 until her death in 1977.
"Take time for work: it is the price of success.
Take time to think: it is the source of power.
Take time to play: that is the secret of youth.
Take time to read: that is the foundation of wisdom.
Take time to be friendly: that is the road to happiness."
- Dr. Frances Dawson, Vocational Education (later CTEC) teacher at WWHS '51-'67
Big congratulations to these exceptional ABSS musicians who showcased their skills at the 2025 Western Region Orchestra in Boone last weekend! Senior viola player Aslynn West from Walter M. Williams High School and junior trumpet player Christian Boudrealt from Western Alamance High School participated in the Honors Orchestra under Dr. Alexandra Dee's direction from Appalachian State University. Freshman bass player Michael-Andres Cruz from Williams not only performed in the Repertory Orchestra but earned 1st chair in his section! 🎵
The Repertory Orchestra was conducted by Williams' own Orchestra Director, Veronica Biscocho! North Carolina's orchestra program divides the state into eastern and western regions, each hosting special events featuring guest clinicians from across the country. So proud of our musical stars! 🌟
North Carolina is split into two conferences: eastern region and western region. Each region hosts events for NC orchestra students and invite guest clinicians from across the US. Mrs Biscocho, Williams High orchestra teacher, is the clinician and conductor this year for the Western Regional Orchestra, the honors orchestra for the western region.
Mark your calendars now!
Class of 2025- order now!
Coach Jerome Evans was the first black man in the US South to serve as head football coach at a formerly white high school. Coach Evans was head coach for the Williams Bulldogs from 1970-1975 and continued on at Williams as assistant principal. Coach Evans passed in 1995.
As part of his East Coast Tour in 1956, Elvis Presley performed at Williams High School in Burlington, North Carolina on February 15, 1956!
In 1965, the first people of color were hired as teachers at Walter Williams High School. Those teachers were Mrs. Shirley Freeman (English, later Guidance) and Mrs. Doris King (Math).
WHS celebrates Black History Month with Black History Month Facts from WHS! The first students of color to graduate from Walter Williams High School were in the class of 1967. These four students were Patsy Faucette, Aaron Graves, William Raiford, and Theodore Sharp.
Registration Time is here! To find you appt and for more information, click the link on our website or below:
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Mark your Calendars - Dine Out Night is at Freddy's, Tuesday, February 18th, 5-9pm - please come out to support the PTSO! Tell the Cashier you are with Williams HS.
Tickets can be purchased at the link on the ODS Instagram page @wmwhsods The theme is Winter Lights, Northern Lights
