WIN READINESS TESTING THIS THURSDAY!
All juniors will be taking the WIN Work Readiness Assessment on THURSDAY, April 9th beginning at 8:15 AM. This is required testing through the State of Michigan and is also a graduation requirement for our students at WHS.
This assessment focuses on career readiness skills, and our school is evaluated in part based on student performance, so it is very important that all Panthers take it seriously and give their best effort.
Please help set yourself up for success by ensuring you get a good night’s sleep, eat breakfast—either at home or at school—and arrive on time and ready to do your best.
This is the first of three testing days for juniors, and we appreciate your support in being prepared and doing your best.
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2026 Watervliet Panther PTO's Dairyland Donkey Basketball Advance Ticket E-Sale
Dairyland Donkey Ball, LLC from Chippewa Falls, WI and the Watervliet Panther PTO present:
WHAT: Donkey Basketball Fundraising Show
WHEN: Sunday, April 19 @ 7 PM
WHO: This Donkey Basketball Fundraising Show Benefits the Watervliet Panther PTO!
Online Advance Ticket Sales end on Sunday, April 19 @ 6 PM.
PRESCHOOL ADMISSION: FREE for children 5 and under
CHECK-IN @ THE GATE: All Advance E-ticket holders will be emailed a QR Code that you will need to presented to the E-Sale Advance tickets line or the Will Call sales line attendant for scanning. There is no need to print your E-tickets (however, you could if you like), just present the QR Code on your mobile device and you're in the door! Remember, to check-in, simply head into the main entrance and look for E-sale line or the Will Call table where you can present your e-ticket(s).
Thank you!
It’s wilder than a rodeo; it’s funnier than a circus! It’s Donkey Basketball! Check out our videos on Rumble to see for yourself!
Join us on Friday, April 10 in the High School Media Center anytime between 8:15 AM and 2:00 PM to view a variety of student artwork. This is a great opportunity to celebrate the talent and hard work happening in our classrooms.
We encourage staff, students, and parents to stop by throughout the day, support our student artists, and enjoy the amazing work on display. Parents should enter through the front door of the building and sign in in the main office.
🐾 Don’t miss it—our Panthers are incredibly talented!

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Thank you to our incredible staff for being such great sports and always going the extra mile (and taking a pie or two)!

FRESHMEN
Roman Arndt
Ana Bell
Amber Bryant
Ayvah Domingo-Sturgeon
Gavin Downey
Emmalyn Freeman
Tyrus Humphrey
Layla Klimkiewicz
Olivia Lurkins
Evan Owens
Aleksander Rodgers
Evelynn Scroggs
Stephany Villarreal
SOPHOMORES
Liam Allerman
Marley Alsup
Kaylee Bartee
Gianna Berry
Katelyn Brown
Eathan Burnett
Emiliano Cardoso
Anahi Howell
Kevin Johnson
Miranda Lowell
Daniel Maack
Mattie Medlin
Madalein Myers
Connor VanLente
Taven Riggs
Abigail Solis
Ava Thomas
Breilyn Webb
JUNIORS
Hailey Adams
Alexis Coburn
Ashton Coleman
Brayden Collins
Norma Gutierrez
Daijahnae Hatcher
Adrian Hernandez
Maria Hernandez-Cruz
Alejandro Jimenez
Lucy Logsdon
Claire Moore
Jayden Reed
Nahduleigh Robart
Aiden Wolford
SENIORS
Adriana Adams
Eli Alsup
Alina Bell
Sienna Bulat
Natalaya Desjardin
Arianne Jimenez-Ramirez
Abby Klopp
Destiny Lynch
Wyatt MacMillan
Jada Overton
Ashlyn Petty
Kami Rathfon
Kassandra Riggs
Ben Ruland
Issabella Sanchez
Tyler Woodson

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WE’RE ALMOST TO 100%!

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A huge congratulations to our WHS Marching Band for their outstanding performance at festival today! The band earned all 1’s, the highest possible rating — a true testament to their hard work, talent, and dedication.
We are incredibly proud of our student musicians and grateful for the leadership of Mrs. Hollandsworth and everyone who supports this amazing program.
Your commitment and Panther pride were on full display today.
Can’t stop, won’t stop — Panther Pride! 🐾🎺🥁



Watervliet High School is piloting a new approach to behavior management that focuses on restorative practices. When a student receives a referral for a lower-level behavior that would typically result in a detention, they now have the option to participate in a restorative conversation instead.
During these conversations, the student meets with one of our trained senior peer conflict mediators to talk through what happened, reflect on their choices, and take responsibility for their actions. Currently, we have three trained seniors in the building facilitating these conversations.
This approach allows students time to process their decisions and learn from the situation, while also keeping them engaged in school rather than serving detention. At the same time, it provides valuable leadership opportunities for our senior mediators, who are helping guide their peers through these important conversations.
We are proud to continue finding ways to support students in learning, growing, and building a positive school culture at WHS. 🐾

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