Congratulations to this year's Seniors receiving the History Department Awards!
Outstanding Historian Award: Chloe
Engaged Historian Award: Abby
Thoughtful Historian Award: Kylie
Citizenship & Service Award: Leah
Outstanding Historian Award: Chloe
Engaged Historian Award: Abby
Thoughtful Historian Award: Kylie
Citizenship & Service Award: Leah
Could students plan a real community event? Mr. Lacy’s Government classes just proved they can! 🎉 Over the course of their unit on state and local government, students: • Brainstormed event ideas and picked venues • Built realistic budgets • Designed logos and promotional materials • Identified which state and local agencies/departments to involve • Created event swag using the KWHS Maker’s Space to boost promotion
We’re so proud of their hands-on civic learning — and the real-world skills they practiced.
We’re so proud of their hands-on civic learning — and the real-world skills they practiced.
National PE & Sport Week is an annual celebration of the importance of physical education and health education, in addition to kicking off National Physical Fitness and Sports Month! Engaging in physical education helps students develop essential motor skills, personal and social skills, and core character values such as resilience, fairness, and respect.
Thank you to all our health and physical education teachers!
Thank you to all our health and physical education teachers!
Yearbooks are here and ready to be picked up. Please see Mr. Kimble at your designated time on Thursday 5/7 and Friday 5/8 to pick yours up.
Behind every successful student is a healthy one! 🩺✨ Today, we’re celebrating National School Nurse Day and the incredible professionals who keep our halls safe and our students well.
From managing chronic conditions to offering a comforting word (and the occasional ice pack), our nurses are the heart of our schools. Thank you Mrs. Lewis for your expertise, your compassion, and your unwavering dedication to KWCPS.
From managing chronic conditions to offering a comforting word (and the occasional ice pack), our nurses are the heart of our schools. Thank you Mrs. Lewis for your expertise, your compassion, and your unwavering dedication to KWCPS.
Not all heroes wear capes—some carry dry-erase markers. 🍎
This week, we are celebrating the incredible educators who make KWCPS a place of wonder, growth, and discovery. Teaching is more than a profession; it’s a daily commitment to shaping the future, one student at a time.
To our teachers: Thank you for the late nights, the endless patience, and the way you believe in our students even when they don’t believe in themselves. You are the heart of our community.
Help us celebrate! Drop a comment below with a shout-out to a teacher who made a difference in your life.
This week, we are celebrating the incredible educators who make KWCPS a place of wonder, growth, and discovery. Teaching is more than a profession; it’s a daily commitment to shaping the future, one student at a time.
To our teachers: Thank you for the late nights, the endless patience, and the way you believe in our students even when they don’t believe in themselves. You are the heart of our community.
Help us celebrate! Drop a comment below with a shout-out to a teacher who made a difference in your life.
Today is School Lunch Hero Day, and we are shining a spotlight on the incredible cafeteria teams across our division. From preparing nutritious meals to greeting every student with a kind word, our food service staff are the heart of our schools.
They do so much more than just serve lunch; they ensure our students are fueled, focused, and feeling cared for. Please join us in saying THANK YOU to the dedicated professionals who keep our community nourished! 🍎✨
They do so much more than just serve lunch; they ensure our students are fueled, focused, and feeling cared for. Please join us in saying THANK YOU to the dedicated professionals who keep our community nourished! 🍎✨
Behind every great school is an even greater leader. 🍎 Today, we’re celebrating Ms. Ashley Ward for her unwavering dedication, vision, and heart. Thank you for making King William High School a place where both students and staff can thrive. We appreciate everything you do! ✨
All course requests for the 26-27 school year must be finalized by April 30th. Please log into Powerschool to check on your enrollment for next year. You must view this on the Parent Portal as it is not accessible on the app.
Our school bus drivers do so much more than drive. 🚍💛 Today is School Bus Driver Appreciation Day! Take a moment to thank the driver who keeps our kids safe, greets them with a smile, and helps our beginning and ending of our days run smoothly.
Come on out and support!
The Inaugural KWHS & HHMS Intramural Girls Lacrosse Match up will take place this Thurs., 4/31 at 6:00pm. 8th grade and Senior Recognition will begin at 5:45pm.
For $5, enter the halftime shooting competition!
Free Admission for all!
The Inaugural KWHS & HHMS Intramural Girls Lacrosse Match up will take place this Thurs., 4/31 at 6:00pm. 8th grade and Senior Recognition will begin at 5:45pm.
For $5, enter the halftime shooting competition!
Free Admission for all!
Today we honor our administrative professionals—the backbone of our team. Their dedication to managing schedules, supporting staff, and handling complex logistics ensures our success. Thank you for your unwavering commitment!
Looking for a great deal and a way to support local students? 🛏️🏈 Join us this Saturday for the 2nd Annual Mattress Fundraiser to benefit the King William High School Football Team! Shop quality mattresses, meet neighbors, and help our athletes—every purchase makes a difference. Saturday April 25 10:00 - 4:30 in the HS Gym. Who’s coming with you? 👋💙 Facebook event page: https://bit.ly/beds4KingWillam2026
Students who are 18 or will turn 18 this year are eligible to vote in tomorrow's election.
Please see the following links for information on how to check if you are registered or how to complete on the day of registration.
Link to check Registration Status - This link will verify voter registration status, as well as provide all information about your polling location.
https://vote.elections.virginia.gov/VoterInformation/Lookup/status
Same Day Voter Registration information:
https://www.elections.virginia.gov/registration/same-day-voter-registration/
❤️ It’s Public School Volunteer Week! From classroom helpers to event organizers, volunteers lift our students and teachers every day. 🍎👏
Come out this Saturday, April 18th to celebrate 100 Years of Cavaliers at the KWHS Block Party. This event is free and open to the public. We will have 30 vendors, tours of the building, games, inflatables for kids in the Raider Zone, music, and more. Turbos and Flavor Chariot Food Truck will be present.
Although this is an outdoor event, it is not dog-friendly. Service dogs are always welcome.
Although this is an outdoor event, it is not dog-friendly. Service dogs are always welcome.
🎨🎶 Come to our Fine Arts Festival from 5–8 PM and enjoy visual art, graphic design, photography, live jazz band, and chorus performances. Entry is free (donations appreciated) — bring friends and family for an inspiring evening!
Thinking about joining sideline cheer? 🎉 Clinic: May 4–5. Tryouts: May 6. Pick up your tryout packet in the front office and be sure you have a current VHSL physical before tryouts. Interested or have questions? Contact Coach Brittany.
Congratulations to our Unified Track & Field team on an incredible performance! 🏅
Our Cavaliers earned 2nd place at the Unified Track & Field Invitational held at Mechanicsville High School on Tuesday, April 14, finishing with 97 points—just behind Patrick Henry with 99 points in a competitive field of 7 high schools. Caroline High School placed 3rd with 49 points.
We are so proud of all of our athletes for their hard work, determination, and sportsmanship! 💙
⭐ Highlights from the meet:
Nathan Smith – 1st place, 100m run & 1st place, shot put
James White – 2nd place, 100m run & 3rd place, softball throw
Christian Lenassi – 2nd place, 100m walk
Unified Relay Team – 2nd place (David Fox & Colin Hresan)
Damion Gregory – 1st place, standing long jump
Maggie Maciel – 1st place, softball throw
Amazing job, Cavaliers! We couldn’t be more proud of this team! 👏💪
Our Cavaliers earned 2nd place at the Unified Track & Field Invitational held at Mechanicsville High School on Tuesday, April 14, finishing with 97 points—just behind Patrick Henry with 99 points in a competitive field of 7 high schools. Caroline High School placed 3rd with 49 points.
We are so proud of all of our athletes for their hard work, determination, and sportsmanship! 💙
⭐ Highlights from the meet:
Nathan Smith – 1st place, 100m run & 1st place, shot put
James White – 2nd place, 100m run & 3rd place, softball throw
Christian Lenassi – 2nd place, 100m walk
Unified Relay Team – 2nd place (David Fox & Colin Hresan)
Damion Gregory – 1st place, standing long jump
Maggie Maciel – 1st place, softball throw
Amazing job, Cavaliers! We couldn’t be more proud of this team! 👏💪
Purple Up for the kids behind the courage. 💜 Military kids move schools, make new friends, and support their families through service — today we celebrate them.
