WHS Archery Club Interest Meeting
Save the date, Nov. 11 DCTC Career Expo. If you are a WHS student interested in exploring career classes. The 2026 Career Technical Education Expo is a great opportunity to learn about programs, career pathways, and hands on training available through DCTC. See what opportunities may be available to you!
SAVE THE DATES: The Fall MHSAA Post Season Tournaments are almost upon us!
The Warriors Swim and Dive team competed in the Wayne Memorial Invitational and finished in 3rd place overall. Top finishers were: 2nd place finish in the 200 Medley Relay by Mia Prus, Violet Collins, Mikayla Machlik, and Cassidy Goroni, 3rd place in the 100 butterfly by Mikayla Machlik, 3rd place in the 500 by Cassidy Goroni, 3rd place in the 100 Backstroke by Mia Prus, 3rd place in the 400 free relay by Gabby Vogel, Josie Johnson-Lemieux, Lara Cercado, and Lily Lloyd.
This week the amazing WHS counseling staff spent time checking in with every Freshman student. Building relationships early and getting the school year off to a great start. Go Warriors!
Congratulations to the class of 2027 on their third powder puff championship in four years. Way to go ladies.
đź’ś HEART OF A WARRIOR đź’ś
Every day, members of the Woodhaven-Brownstown School District team go above and beyond to make a difference for our students, families and one another.
This year, we’re shining a spotlight on those special staff members who truly exemplify what it means to be a Warrior through our new Heart of a Warrior recognition.
Each month, one or more WBSD staff members will be honored for the dedication, kindness, leadership, compassion, teamwork and countless other ways they make our district a better place. Each honoree will also receive an Amazon gift card as a small token of our appreciation.
🌟 Congratulations to our first two Heart of a Warrior honorees of the 2026-27 school year: Kelsey Smith and Melanie Shockley!
Kelsey leads by example, encouraging students and staff to challenge themselves, stay active and keep going when things get tough. Her dedication reaches far beyond the gym, helping build confidence, self-esteem and resilience in those around her.
Mel is the person who is always there to help. From supporting students and families to solving problems behind the scenes, she brings patience, kindness and a welcoming smile to everything she does. So much of what she contributes may happen quietly, but it makes a tremendous difference every day.
These two Warriors remind us that making a difference doesn't always mean being in the spotlight. Sometimes, it's simply showing up, lending a hand and helping others be their best.
Congratulations, Kelsey and Mel! We are so grateful for the heart you bring to WBSD.
Read the full story and learn more about why these two incredible Warriors were selected:
https://www.mywbsd.org/article/3168232
#HeartOfAWarrior #WhyWBSD #WarriorPride #WBSD
Every day, members of the Woodhaven-Brownstown School District team go above and beyond to make a difference for our students, families and one another.
This year, we’re shining a spotlight on those special staff members who truly exemplify what it means to be a Warrior through our new Heart of a Warrior recognition.
Each month, one or more WBSD staff members will be honored for the dedication, kindness, leadership, compassion, teamwork and countless other ways they make our district a better place. Each honoree will also receive an Amazon gift card as a small token of our appreciation.
🌟 Congratulations to our first two Heart of a Warrior honorees of the 2026-27 school year: Kelsey Smith and Melanie Shockley!
Kelsey leads by example, encouraging students and staff to challenge themselves, stay active and keep going when things get tough. Her dedication reaches far beyond the gym, helping build confidence, self-esteem and resilience in those around her.
Mel is the person who is always there to help. From supporting students and families to solving problems behind the scenes, she brings patience, kindness and a welcoming smile to everything she does. So much of what she contributes may happen quietly, but it makes a tremendous difference every day.
These two Warriors remind us that making a difference doesn't always mean being in the spotlight. Sometimes, it's simply showing up, lending a hand and helping others be their best.
Congratulations, Kelsey and Mel! We are so grateful for the heart you bring to WBSD.
Read the full story and learn more about why these two incredible Warriors were selected:
https://www.mywbsd.org/article/3168232
#HeartOfAWarrior #WhyWBSD #WarriorPride #WBSD
WHS Girls Varsity Volleyball team swept Allen Park High School last night! The match scores were 2523; 25-20 and 25-21. way to go, Warriors! The student athletes play Taylor at home on Tuesday at 7 p.m. for Senior Night!
WHS students from the Warrior Wake Up aka the Brew Crew visited the Board of Education office this morning with coffee and purple tea for staff to enjoy! The Brew Crew makes their debut next week at WHS as they prepare, sell and distribute drinks to staff weekly.
WHS students were recently honored for their academic excellence during the annual Academic Awards ceremony. Students were honored for their academic success in the previous year. (Photo Credit: Nathan Roden)
The Woodhaven Warrior Marching Band is trading the football field for your street! Our students will be marching and playing through local neighborhoods to raise money to help support our amazing band program.
2026 Homecoming Tribe section and a couple cheer pictures.
Pictures from Homecoming halftime festivities and crowning of the queen. Congratulation to the 2026 Homecoming Queen Chiamara Ogbonna. Congratulations to the class of 2028 (Juniors) on winning this years float competition.
Here are some pictures from the Homecoming parade. Such an amazing community event.
Additional pictures from the pep assembly
The 2026 Homecoming was one to remember, Marching band kicking us off with the alma mater, Choir with an outstanding performance of the National Anthem, Big thanks to Student Council advisor Ms. Konstantinidis, Student Council President Hope Noal, Class President Chiamara Ogbanna, and Megan Shrewsburg for emceeing the assembly. Captains Jon Jon and Drew Migs introducing the football team, Noise meter competition, crowning of the king, Jaiden Dunnigan won the rock paper scissors bead competition. Amelia Francis won the spirit queen competition. The traditional Tug of War competition. Amazing Cheer team performance (Coach Kaylen Murphy), Wonderful Dance team performance (Coach Courtney Linton), Balloon and potato relay race. The ending was with all the seniors on the court together for their last HOCO pep assembly and announcing and singing their class song, Landslide by Fleetwood Mac. Now that is Warrior STRONG
2026 Homecoming Senior Female Court, Hope Noal, Chiamara Ogbonna, Brooke Perkins, Erin Sax and Isabella Smith.
2026 Homecoming King Court, Adan Anaya, Julian Cardona, Blake Dobek, Aidan Gray, and Cameron Thorning.
Getting caught up with some Homecoming posts. Congratulations to Freshman court Lainey Holt and David Canada, Sophomore Taya Duerr and Kaeson Banks, Junior Lillian LeBlanc and Liam Yee.
Work permits will no longer be available at local schools. This is the online platform on how to obtain a work.
