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Leading Like GeneralsCheck out our calendar of events! -
Spirit Week!We raised $183,025.26 for the Julie Valentine Center! -
LeadingWelcome to our award-winning school. -
You Made a DifferenceThank you for supporting our new Generals Athletic Performance Center -
LeadingWelcome to our award-winning school. -
FRESHMAN ACADEMYEvery student, every day.
Announcements
Student Parking Monday 9/22
Attention student drivers: If you park in the top section of the aux lot, please plan to move your car to another lot immediately after school on Monday, September 22. We will be setting up the carnival and do not want you to accidentally get blocked in.
Fine Arts Center Visitation Day
The Fine Arts Center will host a Visitation Day for prospective high school students on Tuesday, October 28th, from 9:15–11:00 a.m.
For more information visit Fine Arts Center Visitation Day
Spirit Week 2025
WHHS Spirit Week is here—we are SO back!
Let’s give our all for PMAC (Poe Mill Achievement Center), this year’s charity partner.
PMAC is a summer and after-school enrichment program serving 120 under-resourced children, providing academics, fitness, games, art, dance, music, and character-building opportunities. Every dollar we raise goes directly to PMAC—none is kept at WHHS. This has been our tradition since the very beginning of Spirit Week.
Our 2025 Goal: $250,000!
Every penny makes a difference—let’s come together as a General family and make an impact!
Check out the full Spirit Week calendar of events in the image, and find more details on the Spirit Week website.
Spirit Week Parent Volunteer Opportunities
Let’s give our all for PMAC (Poe Mill Achievement Center), this year’s charity partner.
PMAC provides summer and after-school enrichment for 120 under-resourced children—offering academics, fitness, games, art, dance, music, and character-building opportunities. Every single dollar raised goes directly to PMAC—none is kept at WHHS. This has been our proud tradition since the very beginning of Spirit Week.
Our 2025 Goal: $250,000!
Every penny makes a difference—let’s come together as a General family to make an incredible impact!
We can’t make Spirit Week a success without YOU!
We need volunteers to help run events, sell tickets, and support our fundraising efforts. Sign up using the updated Spirit Week Parent Volunteer SignUpGenius link.
Check out the Spirit Week calendar of events in the image, and find more details on the Spirit Week website
EOC Tests
EOC Testing
Students at WHHS and GCSVP who are enrolled in an End-of-Course class will participate in the EOCEP testing days near the end of this semester.
SCDE EOCEP Parent Resources
EOCEP - English 2 Writing
EOCEP - English 2 Reading
EOCEP - Algebra 1
EOCEP - Biology
EOCEP - US History
EOCEP Makeups will be scheduled throughout the window (TBD) as needed.
!WIN Ready2Work Career Assessment
Career Ready WIN Test is required for all actively enrolled 9GR23 students (typically 11th grade), except students who participate in certain alternate assessments. Students will take all four components of the assessment during the spring testing window. All eligible students, including GCS Virtual Program (GCSVP), must be tested. Testing is optional for actively enrolled 9GR22 students (typically 12th grade). Seniors may take any or all of the four tests one time during the spring testing window to earn a credential or to improve their performance.
The WIN Ready2Work career assessment will be administered on the following dates:Students will be notified of their test date.
Test Dates: TBD
AP Exams
To be determined.
ACT/SAT Testing
PSAT/NMSQT
(no cost to 10th grade and 2nd year high school)
October 8th, 2025
ACT - TBD
SAT - TBD
!Semester Exams
Semester 1 Exams
2nd & 4th Block -
TBD
1st & 3rd Block -
TBD
Semester 1 Exam Make-Up
2nd & 4th Block -
TBD
1st & 3rd Block -
TBD
Sexual Health and Responsibility
Instruction Dates
Semester 1: October 8 - October 20, 2025
Semester 2: April 15 - April 27, 2026
Parent Preview of Materials
The Sexual Health and Responsibility Education Unit will be taught by the district health educators to students currently enrolled in PE I. A general overview and outline of the district’s age appropriate, abstinence-based sexual health and responsibility education curriculum can be viewed on the district website under the Students Parents Heading then scrolling to the Comprehensive Health and Physical Education are linked below. Complete details including the slide presentation and videos can be previewed at the school anytime during the school day if you would like to view it. If you do not want your child to participate in the sexual health and responsibility education class or a specific portion of the class, you must bring the signed exemption form linked below to the front office in person. By School Board Policy and SC Comprehensive Health Education Law, students who exempt sexual health responsibility education will be required to complete other health-related self-study lessons.
Parent Preview Materials Exemption Form