To get our new WSD Care to Learn Chapter off the ground, we're calling on the Wentzville community to help hit an initial fundraising goal of $50,000 by August this summer. Care to Learn has committed to matching up to $25,000 of every dollar raised for the WSD Chapter. Learn more.

Thank you to our staff who immediately took action to ensure the safety of all students during the tornado warning last week. As a reminder for all lockdown emergencies (including weather), students will not be released on their own or to parents or guardians until the all-clear is given. During weather, our buildings take cover through the entire warning period, even if sirens have stopped. Student safety is always a top concern, and we take every precaution to ensure a safe and secure learning environment for our students.

Calling all WSD graduates or residents! Come Home and become a part of the WSD family. Teachers who are WSD residents or graduates can bring all their years of experience for the newly revised salary schedule. First-year teachers who are Wentzville graduates can earn up to $7,500 ($2,500 each year) for a three-year loyalty incentive, and any Wentzville graduate who comes home from working elsewhere to teach at WSD will receive a one-time $2,000 stipend. What are you waiting for? Come Home to WSD for the 2023-2024 school year! Learn more.

Join us for the WSD K-2 STEAM Olympics at North Point High School on Thursday, March 2, and the 3-5 grade STEAM Olympics on March 9. There will be food trucks, the science fair showcase, and more! The competition element of the events is "invite" only.

Summer School invitations have been sent to parents of students who qualify. Registration will remain open through March 16.

Timberland High School junior Isabelle (Izzy) Ackley’s record-setting 100-yard backstroke earned her a girls swimming and diving State Championship title. Read more.

Holt High School's Logan Rubinstein takes home his first State Championship Title in boys wrestling. Read more.

Holt High School senior Marissa Sanabria takes home her first State Championship Title in girls wrestling. Read more.

North Point High School junior Cassidy Benwell takes home her second State Championship Title in girls wrestling. Read more.

North Point High School sophomore Kaden Purler takes home his first State Championship Title in boys wrestling. Read more.

Timberland High School senior Kate Cooper takes home her second State Championship Title in girls wrestling. Read more.

The Holt Dance Team captured first place in Division 4 at the Missouri Dance Team Association (MDTA) State Competition last weekend. This is the first state championship title for the team! Read more.

The Liberty Belles Dance Team captured first place in Lyrical Jazz and third place in Pom in Division 5 at the Missouri Dance Team Association (MDTA) State Competition last weekend. Read more.

The Timberland High School Dance Team captured first place in Division 5 at the Missouri Dance Team Association (MDTA) State Competition last weekend. This is the first state championship title for the team! Read more.

Timberland senior Sydney Robison competed in the Senior Solo competition at the Missouri Dance Team Association (MDTA) State Competition last weekend, and captured first place! Read more.

The application deadline for both the Welding and MegaTech Programs is Friday, March 17, 2023. Interested students can find the application on the WSD High School Course Guide Website or from their high school counselor.

Join us for a St. Charles County Job Fair and Career Expo 2023 from 5-8 p.m. Thursday, March 30, at Liberty High School! Come learn about current job opportunities for job seekers ages 16+ as well as explore career pathways and clusters while working on 21st-century durable skills. For more information, visit tinyurl.com/2023WSD.

Do you have a high school junior or senior? Does your student earn A's and B's on their report card? Would they like to enter a drawing for a new car? If you answered yes, then make an appointment to see your counselor for more information about the Drive for Excellence Program. Read more.

Families and students in grades 6 through 12, as well as recent graduates, are invited to FREE showcase events to experience a variety of careers through interactive exhibits and discussions with industry professionals. The showcases will connect attendees to exciting and fulfilling job opportunities, many of which require training instead of a traditional, 4-year degree. Spanning a wide variety of regional employers seeking young talent, representatives from healthcare, advanced manufacturing, construction, culinary and hospitality, information technology, and public safety pathways will share information and guidance. Events are planned for the following dates and locations: 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday, March 4, at North Tech High School; 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday, March 11, at South Tech High School. Exhibitors will include representatives from key career pathways: Advanced Manufacturing, Construction, Culinary & Hospitality, Healthcare, Information Technology, Public Safety, Transportation, and Logistics.