Whiteville City Schools

EVERYONE COMMITTED TO THE SUCCESS OF ALL STUDENTS

WCS JOB OPENINGS

Interested Candidates for all positions (except Child Nutrition and Bus Drivers), please visit the "Applicant Tracking for WCS" blue link below for job openings and instructions on how to apply.

*Bus Driver Positions Available -- Please contact Morgan Norris at 910-642-4116

Applicant Tracking for WCS

Whiteville City Schools Cell Phone Policy

📱Cell Phone Policy Reminder📵
To support a focused and respectful learning environment, cell phones must be turned off and kept out of sight during instructional time. For more detailed information, please refer to Board Policy 4318 linked below. Students not adhering to the Cell Phone Policy will receive consequences outlined in the Student Code of Conduct.

Students are encouraged to be fully present in class to get the most out of their learning experience. If you need to contact your child during school hours, please call the main office.

Let’s work together to minimize distractions and maximize success!

4318-Use of Wireless Communication Devices

Read to Achieve Information

First_and_Second_2025_241LEA.pdf

Read_to_Achieve_2025_241LEA.pdf

Read_to_Achieve_2025_241308.pdf

Whiteville City Schools Dress Code

2025-2026

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Whiteville City Schools Dress Code Update

Financial Aid Summit

Counselors from across the state gathered at the Financial Aid Summit in Winston-Salem, NC. The event focused on strategies to boost the number of students pursuing postsecondary degrees or industry-valued credentials. Attendees gained insights into upcoming changes to the FAFSA, explored best practices, and developed action plans for Fall 2025 and beyond.

Pictured are Whiteville City Schools' Mariel Biebl and Anna Godwin

All Whiteville City Schools CDL holders, please be advised!

Division Letter to School Bus Operators Final 4 28 2025.pdf

Whiteville City Schools Graduation 2025

April 2025 Board Meeting

Brisstol Benton was recognized for 1st place regional and 2nd place state for weaving.

Grace Gore was recognized for 1st place regional and 1st place state in decorative painting.

Ne'veah Cortez was recognized for 1st place regional and 3rd place state level for upcycling, and 1st place regional and 3rd place state for metal craft.

Ildelia Mandujano was recognized for 1st place regional and 2nd place state for wood burning.

Terri Ward was recognized for 1st place regional and 3rd place state for graphite drawing, and 1st place regional and 3rd place state for metal craft.

Brooklyn Nichols was recognized for 1st place regional and 2nd place state for computer graphics, and 1st place regional and 2nd place state for graphics.

Jordan Smith was recognized for 1st place regional and 2nd place state for paper craft.

Scott Smith was recognized for auditioning and making all district middle school band.

Eli Williamson was recognized for auditioning and making all district high school band

Ashtyn Worthington is the Parks Scholar Recipient

Leslie Pham was accepted into the NC School of Math and Science

Ivy Han was the DAR Citizenship Award Recipient

Will Soles is the collegiate Vice President for HOSA, and won 2nd place in NC for Job Seeking Skills Competition.

Serenity Harvey was recognized for indoor 55m dash State Championship, and won the 200m at Nationals in Virginia Beach.

Alana Henry was recognized as a NC Teaching Fellows Scholarship Recipient.

Julia Smith was recognized for AR Ammons Division II 3rd place winner

Maggie Horne was recognized for AR Ammons Division II 2nd place winner and received 2 Honorable mentions.

Helen Holden-Hinton was recognized as the recipient of the 5th Grade DAR Good Citizen Award.

March 2025 Board Meeting

During the March 10, 2025, Board of Education meeting, Dr. Williams recognized Whiteville High School art teacher Laura Bernstein and several of her students for their accomplishments.

Lainey Tedder received best in show and first place digital art at the NC Yam Festival and had work displayed at the Cameron Art Museum Rising Stars Exhibit.

Celine Moreno-Rubio received first place in drawing at the Columbus County Fair and had work on display at the Cameron Art Museum Rising Stars Exhibit

William Soles received second place in photography at the Columbus County Fair and first place in photography at the NC Yam Festival.

Carrie Medford received second place drawing and second place digital at the Columbus County Fair, second place digital and third place drawing at the NC Yam Festival, and had work on display at the Cameron Art Museum Rising Star Exhibit.

Gabrian Mclellan received first place painting in the Columbus County Fair, first place mixed media at the NC Yam Festival, and had work on display at the Cameron Art Museum Rising Star Exhibit.

Alana Henry received Best in Show at the Columbus County Fair.

Meika Hammond received second place digital at the NC Yam Festival and had work on display at the Cameron Art Museum Rising Stars Exhibit.