Washington Union High School, founded in 1892, is the oldest high school in Fresno County, California. The school district encompasses roughly 90-square miles in the heart of the central San Joaquin Valley. The student body is ethnically diverse.
Washington Union is a student-centered high school which promotes a safe and nurturing environment where students can learn and prepare for the future.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE BASEBALL PLAYERS AND COACHES ON A GREAT SEASON!
TODAY!
Washington Union BASEBALL
plays for the Valley title!
4:30 p.m. vs. SELMA
at John Ellis Field,
corner of Willamette and Geneva
Admission: $6
(students $4)
This event only happens because of volunteers and their donations. $1,300.00 was raised as a result of food sales and the sale of raffle tickets. (Vivian Jensen won the flat screen TV!)
All proceeds will be evenly distributed among this year’s migrant scholarship recipients: Alejandro Perez, Ana Lilia Alcaraz, and Heriberto (Eddie) De La Torre. Thank you for your continued support!
Dress Up Days! May11-15
Monday-Lei/Hula Day
Tuesday-Flip Flops & Sunglasses
Wednesday-Beach Towel Day
Thursday-Hawaiian Shirt
Friday-Beach Wear or Supplies (clothes must be appropriate)
Lunch Time Activities
(In Front of J-1 Next to the panther Patio)
Monday-Staff Vs Student Tug-O-War
Tuesday-Staff Vs Student B-Ball Game
Wednesday-Last Class Competition
Thursday-FCA Luncheon
Friday-Food Fair/Car Show
Spring Fling Dance @ The Tennis Court! 7pm-10pm
Attention Parents and Students: we are on a special testing schedule for the rest of the week.
Thursday, April 23: Social Science CST: Students test from 8am to 10:50, classes start at 11:00 - Freshmen and Seniors 3 hour delay, classes start at 11:00.
Friday, April 24: Science CST: Students test from 8am to 10:50, classes start at 11:00 - Seniors 3 hour delay, classes start at 11:00.
Questions: Call 485-8805
Please join us at the Panther Patio on May 1, 2009 from 5:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m.
There will be food booths, games, face painting, pinatas, poetry, and music. Our folklorico dancers will perform and there will be a raffle. All proceeds benefit the Migrant Education Scholarship Fund.
Questions may be directed to Derek Cruz, Jenny Perez, or Sophia Rizzo at (559) 485-8805
Due to the minimum day schedule, the Study Zone will be closed on Tuesday, April 21, 2009. However, the Study Zone will be available the rest of the CST testing week (excluding Friday).
Attention Parents
We will be on a special testing schedule starting tomorrow, Tuesday, April 21st.
Tuesday, April 21st: MINIMUM DAY English CST: Students test from 8am to 12:30pm - Seniors, no school - All Students go home at 12:30.
Wednesday, April 22nd: Math CST: Students test from 8am to 10:50, classes start at 11:00 - Seniors 3 hour delay, classes start at 11:00.
Thursday, April 23: Social Science CST: Students test from 8am to 10:50, classes start at 11:00 - Freshmen and Seniors 3 hour delay, classes start at 11:00.
Friday, April 24: Science CST: Students test from 8am to 10:50, classes start at 11:00 - Seniors 3 hour delay, classes start at 11:00.
Questions: Call 485-8805
Attention to all students. You must serve all of your lunch detentions in order to be able to attend Prom.
Congratulations to the Winter Colorguard A-Class who were crowned A-Silver Class champions, also the B-Guard who took second place in thier class!
The Drum Line/solo group took second place in their group as well.
