The School District of Washington will be on spring break Monday-Friday, March 30-April 3. Additionally, there will be no school on Monday, April 6, for Easter break.

Six candidates will vie for three open seats for the School District of Washington Board of Education election on Tuesday, April 7.

The Washington High School Winter Guard captured a victory on Saturday, March 28, earning first place in the Scholastic A division at the Mid-Continental Color Guard Association (MCCGA) Championship.

Washington High School baseball player Henry Vedder (KLPW Radio) and track and field athlete Caleb Moritz (Washington Missourian) have been named athletes of the week.

The Washington High School Choir Department is celebrating an outstanding performance at the Missouri State High School Activities Association (MSHSAA) Choir State Festival.

Following a comprehensive search process, the School District of Washington Board of Education has announced the unanimous selection of Dr. Cassandra Suggs as the district’s next superintendent.

Students at Campbellton Elementary had a special visitor on Friday, March 20, as Olympic speed skater Ethan Cepuran visited the school to share his journey and experiences.

The Washington Middle School and Washington High School student councils were both recognized with the Honor Council Award at the Missouri Association of Student Councils (MASC) State Conference.

John Jackson, custodian at Washington West Elementary, is the March recipient of the Blue Jay Pride Award.

The Washington High School scholar bowl team registered a second-place finish at the GAC Tournament on Saturday, March 14, at North Point High School.

Applications are being accepted for the 2026–2027 Junior WINGS Board. Students entering grades 9-12 for the 2026-27 school year are invited to apply.

Four Rivers Career Center Collision Repair students recently completed a project where they painted a boat as part of an annual fundraiser benefiting St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.

A community tour of the Washington High School campus in relation to Proposition W took place on Tuesday evening, March 10.

Washington High School wrestler Gable Ohm is the KLPW Radio Athlete of the Week.

Family Reading Night, a free community event, was held on Friday, March 6, at Washington Middle School. An estimated 800 people attended the event.