Wapakoneta High School

Wapakoneta High School will host our first ever cornhole tournament on March 15th from 2:00-5:00.

Wapakoneta High School will be hosting our annual Blood Drive on Friday, March 13. We are excited to help the American Red Cross.

All of our Junior students will take the ACT on Tuesday, March 10. All other students will not have school on this day.

Come and see our students perform Disney Moana Jr.

The Riverside Art Center in Wapakoneta is hosting a High School Art Exhibit this month, and we're proud to share that Wapakoneta High School art students have projects featured in...

CCP Meeting at WHS

FAFSA application meeting for parents of seniors planning to attend college next school year.

On October 8, 2025 the District completed a refinancing of its 2015 bonds for taxpayer savings. Through this refinancing the District achieved total savings of $477,889 and a red...

The junior Ag students are working on a project using hydraulics and pneumatics. Mr. Sammetinger gave them a task and the students have to design their own equipment to perform th...

Mr. Wolke and our Opportunity School students were able to complete a project for Wapakoneta Elementary School around the walking track. Mr. Wolke was able to teach the students h...

Our Herff Jones rep, Rod Williams, was her to speak with our senior students about ordering their cap and gowns for graduation. It might seem like a long ways away but it will be ...

Our Health Science course students are learning how to tape ankles. It was a lot of fun watching them learn the process from Mrs. Rosebrock and then actually putting it into pract...

Congratulations to the Class of 2025! It was another successful graduation and we are so proud of this group of young people. Good luck to our graduates as they start the next jou...

Best of luck to the class of 2025!

Our high school French students went over to the elementary to teach the elementary students French.

Our Robotics team competed in the state competition held at Xavier University. The kids have worked for three months to design, build, and program the robot.

Mr. Sammetinger lead his students through a unit about small engine repair. The students were able to take the engine apart and learn how to diagnose any potential issues.

Local businessman Austin Scott took the time to talk with our students during a Wapak Way Workshop. We really appreciated Austin’s willingness to give back to the students of his ...

Mrs. Rosebrock’s Biomedical students are working on sutures. The students were finishing this unit by suturing a broken grape.

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