New student registration held on Aug. 12
WINNEBAGO – Winnebago is hosting a new student registration in each school office on Wed., August 12, 2009 from 8:00 a.m.-3:00p.m.
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Welcome to Winnebago CUSD #323
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Our core beliefs and values The following belief statements describe deeply held beliefs that influence our actions in Winnebago District 323:
The Winnebago Football team posts its summer activity schedule:
The Winnebago Football team hosts its annual Lift-A-Thon on Sat., July 18 at the Winnebago High School. The Lift-A-Thon raises money for equipement needs for the team. You can support a player by making a flat donation or by pledging amount per pound. There are three cummulative lifts they will be doing which include the bench, squat and dead lift.
The 2009-2010 school calendar is available for download as a PDF.
For information on Market Day please contact Michelle Haygen at 815.335.7516 or visit marketday.com
No Market Day orders or pick up during the summer. Check back in August to see the new promotions and support the students of Winnebago CUSD #323.
WINNEBAGO – Winnebago is hosting a new student registration in each school office on Wed., August 12, 2009 from 8:00 a.m.-3:00p.m.

Winnebago staff and students bid farewell to retiring staff members. The retirees taught collectively for over 190 years at Winnebago. Through these years of teaching they are seeing former students return to their classrooms – as parents of current students.
What a great year for Winnebago! Thank you to the community, parents, coaches, students and staff for always supporting all of our athletics and activities. Winnebago truly exemplifies the word "community" and every accomplishment this year is a reflection of that spirit.
The WInnebago High School boys track team made a return visit to the state meet this weekend in Charleston at O'Brien Stadium. After placing third last year the team improved to second in state this year with 37 total points. “Our kids find ways to be successful,” coach Joe Erb said. “Across the board, we have a competitive spirit in our school.”
All registration packets are being sent home with students this year instead of being mailed. There is a change in the fee structure at the middle and high schools. Instead of listing numerous line items for course expenses, there is one overall instructional and materials fee for each student.
Eight Winnebago Middle School students successfully completed the requirements of Community Recognition Honor, a new program initiated this school year. The Community Recognition Honor program focuses upon community service, academic improvement, and letter writing.
200 East McNair Road
Winnebago, IL 61088
Phone: 815.335.2336
Fax: 815.335.7548
Office Hours: 7:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Principal: Beth Summers
Asst. Principal: Tom Honeycutt
Activities Director: Shawn Maher
Guidance Counselor: Lorie Weinrich