On Mon., May 24, Winnebago Middle School students were treated to the annual Career on Wheels. People who have careers that are tied to a car or vehicle rather than an office of factory participated. They brought their truck, snowplow, car, or van, and gave our students an idea of what their career was like.

The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) requires Illinois students to receive a "full" physical exam within one year of entering any pre-Kindergarten/Early Childhood program, Kindergarten, sixth and ninth grades.

Remember when?  We have been asking ourselves that in the Athletic Department lately and are hoping you can help us out. 

Winnebago CUSD #323 received a $296,000 federal grant Enhancing Education Through Technology (EETT or E2T2).

Winnebago CUSD #323’s main campus map for the bus line-up area, student, staff, and visitor parking, as well as student pick-up and drop off locations for middle and high school is below.For information regarding Seward Early Learning Center and Dorothy Simon School please contact the school office.

Students at Winnebago CUSD #323 have the opportunity to participate in Project Lead The Way, a national pre-enginnering program. Project Lead the Way is about teaching and learning. It provides a hands-on, project and problem-based approach, which adds detail and exactness to the traditional technical programs and significance to traditional academics.

• Kathy Bivins - Language Arts
• Joe Erb - Social Studies

The Accelerated Reader program combines the best children's literature with intuitive software that tests reading comprehension. The software also manages all student records and tracks reading performance. It is based a foundation of self-paced, individualized reading.

At 7:50 a.m. all doors to the Middle school will be locked. Entrance after 7:50 a.m. will only be admitted through the office.