We are celebrating the opening of the new Walla Walla High School Health Center during a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Tuesday, September 26th at 10 a.m. This student-based health center specializes in mental health services, while also providing primary medical care. Special thanks to the Walla Walla County Commissioners for their generous support in helping fund the Wa-Hi Health Center. Also thanks to the non-profit organization The Health Center for its long-standing partnership with Walla Walla Public Schools in operating all of Walla Walla's student-based health centers.

We are celebrating the opening of the new Walla Walla High School Health Center during a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Tuesday, September 26th at 10 a.m. This student-based health center specializes in mental health services, while also providing primary medical care. Special thanks to the Walla Walla County Commissioners for their generous support in helping fund the Wa-Hi Health Center. Also thanks to the non-profit organization The Health Center for its long-standing partnership with Walla Walla Public Schools in operating all of Walla Walla's student-based health centers.

Join students and staff for BBW at Camp MiVoden to have the best weekend of your life hanging out with friends, making new friends, and having fun at an awesome camp on a beautiful lake. Sign up through Family ID. Scholarships are available - fill out the form by clicking on the link on Family ID (click here)
The deadline to sign up is September 29.
Quick facts about the event.
• Date(s): October 28-29, 2017
• Who: All grades
• Capacity: 200 students
• Location: Camp Mivoden, Lake Hayden, ID
• Cost: $110/person. Includes transportation, housing, 3 meals, programming, speaker, sweatshirt.
You also need an ASB Card which is $10.
• Speaker: Stu Cabe
• Activities: Camp fire on the beach, canoeing, 3 main speaking sessions, trust building activities,
beach volleyball, cornhole, swimming, indoor and outdoor games, music, games, and free time.
• Bring your hammock and HANG out with us at BBW!
 

Due to the effort and skill executed in the fall musical production of “Big Fish,” Wa-Hi’s drama department has been nominated by The 5th Avenue 2017 Awards, to be recognized in multiple categories.

The senior assembly was held on May 23 in the large gym.

On April 19-22, 19 members of the Walla Walla High School Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA), attended the annual FBLA State Business Conference in Spokane, Washington after qualifying at the Regional Winter Conference earlier this year.

Students from Wa-Hi’s Entrepreneurship class, taught by Gay Buissink, placed 13th as a team in the H&R Block Budget Challenge after a twelve-week competition period.

The Wa-Hi Drama Department is putting on an improv night on April 21 at 7 p.m. in the auditorium.

The February GoBLUE 2017 Students of the Month were announced on March 16. They answered the question "why do you feel that you deserve this award?"