King William High School

Chesapeake Bay Governor's School Open House at Bowling Green Thursday December 11 from 6-7:30 pm. This video provides a brief introduction to CBGS, which is a half day program that students apply for in 9th grade and attend for math and science in 10th-12th grades. https://cbgs.k12.va.us/pbs-profile-of-cbgs/
The CBGS student application can be found at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScM0uPrYB-AHcasv9JUcZGb9tnzBze0kD50yIrANmiAYSBufg/viewform

Our SODA (Student Organization for Developing Attitudes) students did an awesome job volunteering at the 4th grade Colonial Day celebration today. They spent the day helping out in classrooms while the 4th grade teachers led sessions on colonial life.

The kids loved having them there, and our SODA students jumped right in wherever they were needed. We're so proud of how they represented KWHS!

Hearts, hustle, and teamwork on full display today! ❤️🏀
Vikings vs. Cavaliers brought an unforgettable game where students of all abilities united on the court — playing hard, cheering louder, and showing true sportsmanship. Every pass, every assist, every high-five mattered.

From Budgeting to Buffet!
What a fantastic experience for Ms. Compton's and Mrs. Funai's students! They successfully executed a full Thanksgiving Feast—from start to finish!

This project was a great lesson in practical math and real-world budgeting. The students planned the entire meal, created a shopping list, and stayed within budget while shopping for all the fixings at Food Lion. We are so proud of their teamwork and skills!

The feast was delicious, and it wouldn't have been possible without our wonderful community partners. Thank you so much to Food Lion and Mrs.Yolanda Smith for generously donating the turkey and ham! Your support truly elevated the experience.

November 21st is Substitute Educator's Day! Let's give a big shout-out to the educators who keep classrooms running when regular teachers are away! 🎉 These substitutes step in, adapt, and keep learning moving every single day.

Big congrats to Olivia, Hollyn, and Jillian — signed and ready for the next inning with University of Mary Washington, Shepherd University, and Christopher Newport University! ⚾️🌟 🎉⚾️ Your hard work, dedication, and team spirit have paid off — we can’t wait to cheer you on. Thank you to Mr. Gene Campbell for capturing the moment and sharing these pictures.

Did you know Educational Support Professionals Day is November 19th? 🎉 These dedicated professionals keep our schools safe, organized, and ready for learning every day. From clerical staff to custodians, instructional aides to counselors — let’s show our appreciation! Who helped you or your child this year?

Ms. Compton's and Mrs. Funai's classes had an amazing time visiting the Mattaponi Rescue Squad and the Walkerton Fire Department!

Our students absolutely loved learning about emergency services. They got some great hands-on opportunities, collected valuable information, and had a ton of fun in the process! It was truly a wonderful learning experience.

A huge thank you to Chief Tammy Mason, Assistant Chief Curtis Mason, and dedicated volunteer Richard Robinson for providing such an incredible and educational opportunity!

Hooked by kindness: NHS students powered the Richmond Marathon with water, cheers, and smiles this weekend. 🏃‍♀️💧✨There’s nothing like seeing young people step up to support their community — teamwork, stamina, and heart. 📸👏

In Mrs. Lohr’s class, students are currently studying cell division. Students were tasked to recreate each of the four phases of Mitosis using Oreo Cookies and sprinkles. And of course, got to enjoy their cookies once their lab was completed.

American Education Week is a moment to recognize the full community that supports learning — educators, support staff, administrators, families, and volunteers. Their collective work creates opportunities and shapes futures.

Ever seen a pumpkin explode…for math? 🎃💥
Our ITRT, Mrs. Martin joined forces with Mrs. Parker's Probability & Statistics class to gather data on rubber-band pumpkin explosions — timing, band counts, and the moment of POP! Students turned messy fun into real statistical inquiry: collect, analyze, predict. 📈✨

KWHS Winter P.E. Camp! Registration Open!
When: Sat., Dec. 6th
Time: 9:00am-1:00pm
Where: KWHS Gymnasium
Who: K-5
Cost: $40
What: a fun morning of games and activities run by KW high school students.
Reach out to Coach Hood for more information!

Happy World Kindness Day! 🌟✨ Today, let’s take a moment to reflect on the power of kindness. A simple smile, a helping hand, or a kind word can change someone's day.💖

Celebrating a major achievement: congratulations to Henry Kite on signing with William & Mary’s baseball program today. This milestone reflects years of discipline, teamwork, and goal-driven effort — qualities that translate directly to success both on the field and in future careers. Please join me in congratulating Henry and wishing him success in this next chapter.

It’s School Psychology Awareness Week — Nov 11–15! Celebrate the professionals who support students’ mental health, learning differences, and social‑emotional growth. Their work quiets fears, builds confidence, and changes lives behind the scenes.

Please join us on November 17 at the School Board Conference room at 3:00 pm for the SHAB Meeting.

Looking for a fun way to stay active this winter? ❄️⚽️ KWHS Soccer teams are hosting a soccer camp in December and January for students in grades 2–7! Perfect for beginners and experienced players alike. Payment can be made via MyPaymentsPlus.

The Chesapeake Bay Governor's School is now accepting applications! 🌊🔬✨ Deadline: January 16, 2026 — plenty of time to prepare a standout application. Have questions about the program or need help with your application? Contact Miss Jessica Hubbard in the Couseling Department. Applications found here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScM0uPrYB-AHcasv9JUcZGb9tnzBze0kD50yIrANmiAYSBufg/viewform

🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️✨ Congratulations to our cross country teams for giving their all at States this weekend — every stride showed heart, grit, and teamwork. Girls placed 10th out of 12 teams, including out performing Bruton who defeated them the week prior at regionals.

Boys placed 9th out of 12 teams. With 5th to 9th place separated by only 27pts. Defeating both region A teams (Bruton and Poquoson). With Cole Slater medaling in 13th place.