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Graduation Walk Information for May 24th, 2019Students need to have all of their belongings with them as once students have returned back to MWHS after their bus tour, they are dismissed and will not be coming back into the high school withoutprior arrangement with our front office. We are excited to provide the chance for our seniors to say thank you across our district and provide an opportunity for our staff to celebrate thisspecial class!
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MWHS Bands Honor Senior Members
The May 13 spring band concert at Mound Westonka High School gave director Gretchen Chilson an opportunity to acknowledge 17 seniors for their hard work and dedication to band. “Thank you for your leadership and dedication to our band program,” said Chilson.
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Free Summer Meals Offered to Students
For most kids, summer means carefree days. But for some children, no school means wondering where their next meal is coming from. Several local organizations are teaming up this summer to make sure kids have access to healthy and nutritious meals.
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Westonka 5K FUNd Run Canceled
Due to inclement weather, the Westonka 5K FUNd Run scheduled for Saturday, May 18, is NOW CANCELED. Those who registered for the event should pick up their event packets and T-shirts today, Friday, May 17, from 3 to 7 p.m. at the north entrance of Mound Westonka High School.
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Westonka Summer Institute to Return to Costa Rica in 2020
Westonka Summer Institute, the district’s credit-bearing immersion program, will return to Costa Rica in the summer of 2020. Mound Westonka High School chemistry and physics teacher Sarah Morinville will lead the WSI Costa Rica Experience June 5-20, 2020, in partnership with Seeds of Change, Inc.
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Year-End Meal Account Information from Westonka Foodies
Effective Monday, May 20, all negative balance meal accounts must be paid in full and remain with a positive balance until the end of the school year.
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Westonka DECA Sends Large Contingent to International Conference
Mound Westonka High School sent 19 students to the 2019 DECA International Career Development Conference in Orlando, where over 22,000 business and marketing students competed for elusive glass trophies, each recognizing a Top 3 placement in the world. MWHS had the second-highest contingent of Internationals competitors of any Minnesota school this year.
