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Awards & Recognition

Walla Walla High School is one of the premier high schools in Southeastern Washington – recognized consistently for its profound impact on student learning by the Washington Department of Education

• Washington Achievement Award 2010 - Closing the Achievement Gap

• Washington Achievement Award 2011 & 2012 - Extended Graduation Rate

• US News & World Report 2013 - Silver Medal

• Washington Achievement Award 2013 - High Progress

• Washington Achievement Award 2014 - High Progress

• US News & World Report 2014 - Silver Medal

• US News & World Report 2015 - Silver Medal

• 8th Annual AP District Honor Roll –2017

• US News & World Report 2019 - Silver Medal

Quick Facts

• 2021-2022 Numbers
  • Enrollment: 1693 (9-12)
  • Number of Teaching Faculty: 81
  • Number of Counselors: 5
  • Senior Class Size: 430
• Facility Information
  • Built in 1964
  • 60 acre campus (including Murr Field)
  • 300,000 square feet school
  • 10 portable classrooms
  • Accreditation: Northwest Association

Registration Information/Informacion de registro

Course Catalog

See District Website for Enrollment Forms:

OSPI Graduation Pathways Tool Kit

• Walla Walla University
• Walla Walla Community College
• Whitman College
• Walla Walla High School Alumni
• College Place Public Schools
• Port of Walla Walla
• Walla Walla County
• City of Walla Walla
• Walla Walla.com
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• Chamber of Commerce
• Walla Walla Sweet Onions

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SCHOOL CALENDAR

Walla Walla High School’s academic year is divided into two semesters with official grades reported in January and in June. 

CURRICULUM

Walla Walla High School offers a comprehensive curriculum.  Program options range from special education and ELL services to Honors and AP courses. There are also half-day programs available through the local Skills Center, where students can receive certifications. Students may also begin earning high school credit in middle school through an accelerated program in mathematics and Spanish. WWHS offers 9 Honors courses and 17 AP courses.

Students also have the option of taking college courses through the following programs:

Running Start: A state legislated program where qualified juniors and seniors can earn high school and college credit simultaneously through community college classes. All credits appear on the high school transcript.

Enrichment Programs: Programs at Whitman College and Walla Walla University where students can earn college credit on a tuition-free basis. Credits do not appear on the high school transcript.

NATIONAL MERIT

One student was designated as National Merit Semi Finalist, and 5 students were designated as National Merit Commended Students last year. Over the years, WWHS has had many National Merit Commended Students and Finalists.

COLLEGE ATTENDANCE

The class of 2021 was composed of 415 seniors. Approximately 30% of these students entered a four-year institution and 33% entered a two-year institution.

RANK and GRADE EXPLANATION

Grade point average and class rank are computed beginning with the fall of the freshman year and each semester thereafter through the eighth semester. A grade of “P” indicates credit has been earned, but the grade is not figured into the GPA. All GPA’s are un-weighted.

TESTING INFORMATION

The summary of scores for the Class of 2020 and 2021 graduates, who took the ACT and/or SAT Reasoning Test, is provided below:

2021 ADVANCED PLACEMENT RESULTS

In the spring of 2021, 241 WWHS students took 494 Advanced Placement examinations in eighteen different subjects. Seventy five percent of the students who took AP exams earned a score of a 3 or higher.

CREDITS & GRADUATION

A minimum of 24 credits are required to receive a high school diploma. One half-credit is awarded for each semester-long course that is completed with a passing mark of at least 60%. WWHS has two diploma types:

College Pathway

Career Pathway

In addition to earning 24 credits, students must also meet a Graduation Pathway, as well as pass the Senior Culminating Project in order to graduate from Walla Walla High School.

CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS

Walla Walla High School has been highly successful in academic and athletic competitions at the local, regional, state and national levels.  Music and theatre groups compete annually with distinction.  Student clubs and leadership opportunities include National Honor Society, ROTC, Student Government, Debate Club,The Wa-Hi Journal, Latino Club, Key Club, among others.  

ATHLETICS

WWHS is a member of the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA). Blue Devil athletics includes baseball, basketball, bowling, cheerleading, cross country, dance, football, golf, soccer, softball, swimming, tennis, track and field, volleyball, and wrestling. Blue Devil athletics has a long history of winning regional and state championship honors.

• Student Handbook - includes:
  STUDENT ATTENDANCE POLICIES, STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT, DISCIPLINE POLICY, ATHLETICS POLICIES
• Student/Parent Blue Devil Agreement
• Air Quality Procedures
• Bullying Prevention/Reporting
  Safe Schools Tip Line: (855) 976-8772
• Delay/Closure Information
• Dress Code
• District Policies

For Staff Only

• Code of Professional Conduct for Education Practitioners
• Staff Handbook

• Administrator Approval Request Form
• ASB Forms (Fundraising)
• Guidelines for Use of Classroom Novels
• Guidelines for Use of Videos
• Opt Out Form
• Parent Permission Form
• Print Shop (District) Instructions
• Print Shop Pro Web Desk
• SchoolDude/Facility Use Request Form
• Sign Out Sheet
• Staff Handbook

BACK TO SCHOOL DOCUMENTS

• Click here for Back to School Documents

OTHER FORMS and LINKS

• Athletics
• Culminating Project
• Parent Permission Form Video Viewing
• Registration
• Senior Year
• Transcript Request
• Undocumented Student Information
• Yearbook

BACK TO SCHOOL DOCUMENTS 2022-2023

• Link to Skyward Family Access for confirming & updating student/family demographic information (required by all families)
• Blue Devil Jump Start
• Student/Parent Blue Devil Agreement
• Bus Conduct Rules
• 2022-2023 School Year Calendar
• Dress Code
• Principal's Back to School Informational Letter
• Health Services Letter
• Student Health History Form
• Immunization Record Requirements
• Required Immunizations for School Year 2022-23
• Meal Plan Information 
• Meningococcal Disease & Prevention
• Myers-Stevens Insurance Letter    Informational Brochure [English] [Spanish]
• Parent/Student Handbook 
• Pesticide Applications Information 
• Schedule Change Request Form
• The Health Center Information 
• Wa-Hi Daily Bell Schedules
• Yearbook and Senior Picture Information 

LINKS

• The Health Center Website Link with the Health Center Parent Permission Form
• Myers-Steven insurance enrollment link:  https://www.myers-stevens.com/enrollment-page or link to wwps.org/Resources/Parent/Athletic forms/Insurance Application
• Busing Request Form Link 

OTHER FORMS and LINKS

• Athletics
• Culminating Project
• Parent Permission Form Video Viewing
• Registration
• Senior Year
• Transcript Request
• Undocumented Student Information
• Yearbook