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Homecoming Eagles through the Eras: 80's edition
We’re counting down to Homecoming by taking a trip through West Carroll history! Each day leading up to Homecoming, we’ll be opening the yearbooks and sharing a look back at Homecomings from years past.
First up, we’re going all the way back to Homecoming 1986! From the Homecoming Court to the cheerleaders, uniforms, hairstyles, and plenty of familiar faces, these pages capture a little piece of West Carroll history.
Recognize someone? Tag them in the comments! And if you were at West Carroll in the 80's, tell us what you remember about your football Homecoming.
#WestCarrollHomecoming #ThrowbackHomecoming #SmallSchoolBigOpportunities #WCSSD #WestCarroll
11 days ago, Erin Lewis
black-and-white pages from the 1986 West Carroll yearbook highlighting Homecoming. features the 1986 Homecoming Court posed beneath a “Homecoming 86” sign. The page identifies Taleighda Scott as Homecoming Queen with escort Brad Barger, along with class representatives and their escorts.
One page features a collage of cheerleaders performing, practicing, and posing with the War Eagle mascot.
Congratulations to our newest ServSafe certified students! Grayson Krypciak, Landon Seavers, and Jonah Mims recently passed the ServSafe Manager Certification Exam as part of Culinary 3!
Earning an industry-recognized certification is a great accomplishment and another way our CTE students are building skills and credentials they can take with them beyond the classroom. We are so proud of their hard work and dedication. Congratulations, Grayson, Landon, and Jonah!
#SmallSchoolBigOpportunities #WCSSD #WestCarroll
11 days ago, Erin Lewis
West Carroll Culinary 3 students Grayson Krypciak, Landon Seavers, and Jonah Mims stand together holding their ServSafe certification certificates after passing the ServSafe Manager Certification Exam.
It's time for Powder Puff football! Join us for a fun night of football on Saturday, October 3 at 7:00 PM at West Carroll Jr./Sr. High School!
Admission is $5, and Tennessee Crush Water Ice will be available. There will also be a silent auction featuring homemade food items and restaurant gift cards. Proceeds will benefit the Class of 2027 Project Graduation. Students (9th -12th) interested in participating should see Mrs. Piper to sign up.
Come out, have some fun, and support our students!
#SmallSchoolBigOpportunities #WCSSD #WestCarroll
11 days ago, Erin Lewis
Pink and white Powder Puff Football flyer decorated with pom-poms, bows, football graphics, and sparkles. The event will be held October 3, 2026, at 7:00 PM at West Carroll Jr./Sr. High School. Admission is $5. Tennessee Crush Water Ice will be available, and a silent auction will feature homemade food items and restaurant gift cards. Students interested in participating should see Mrs. Piper to sign up.
The calendar is full again this week! Please make plans to encourage our War Eagle athletes as they represent West Carroll on the course, court, trail, and field.

Monday, September 28
⛳ High School Golf at the Milan Country Club Regional Tournament — time TBA
🏐 JV & Varsity Volleyball at Madison — 5:30 p.m.

Tuesday, September 29
🏃 West Carroll High School Cross Country at Obion County
🏐 JV & Varsity Volleyball vs. McKenzie at West Carroll — 5:30 p.m.

Wednesday, September 30
No events listed.

Thursday, October 1
No events listed.

Friday, October 2
🏈 High School Football vs. Lake County at West Carroll

Saturday, October 3rd
🏃 West Carroll High School Cross Country at Frank Horton


We appreciate our community’s continued support of West Carroll athletics. Go War Eagles!
11 days ago, West Carroll Special School District
save the dates wc game days for this week golf volleyball runner softball and football icons with wc logo and website wcssd.org/sports
Senior Night for West Carroll Volleyball!
Join us Tuesday, September 29, as we celebrate our senior, Taylor Robinson, as the Lady War Eagles take on McKenzie! We’re proud to recognize Taylor and celebrate her final season on the volleyball court.
Come out and help us make Senior Night a special one!
#SmallSchoolBigOpportunities #WCSSD #WestCarroll
12 days ago, Erin Lewis
West Carroll Volleyball Senior Night graphic featuring senior Taylor Robinson preparing to set a volleyball. Large white text reads “Senior Night,” with “Vs. McKenzie” and “Taylor Robinson” displayed on a black and maroon background. The West Carroll logo appears in the upper left corner.

Homecoming Week at West Carroll Starts TOMORROW through October 2! Get ready for a full week of dress-up days, class competitions, Eagle spirit, and Homecoming traditions leading up to Friday night’s game against Lake County.

Dress-Up Days:
Monday: Dress Like Your Favorite Holiday
Tuesday: Clone Day
Wednesday: Pink Out for Breast Cancer Awareness
Thursday: Dress for the Wrong Event
Friday: Extreme Spirit Color War
Freshmen: Grey | Sophomores: White | Juniors & 7th: Maroon | Seniors & 8th: Black
Please remember that school dress code still applies throughout the week. No pajamas, onesies, masks, bathing suits, or other items that do not meet dress code requirements.

During 4th period, students will compete throughout the week with Door Decorating on Monday, Eagle Olympics on Tuesday, a Volleyball Tournament on Wednesday, Lip Sync Battle on Thursday, and the Pep Rally on Friday.

Tuesday, September 29: Our High School JV and Varsity Volleyball team takes on McKenzie at 5:30, then stick around to join us for the Community Bonfire at 7:30pm.

Friday, October 2: We’re bringing all three West Carroll schools together for a district-wide Homecoming Pep Rally! Later that night, tailgating opens at 5:00 p.m. in the WCHS parking lot, followed by the Homecoming Court on the field at 6:00 p.m. and kickoff against Lake County at 7:00 p.m.

Mark your calendars and get ready for a great week of West Carroll Homecoming!

#SmallSchoolBigOpportunities #WCSSD #WestCarroll

12 days ago, Erin Lewis
Graphic announcing West Carroll Homecoming 2026, September 28 through October 2. The background shows West Carroll football players and band members entering the field with maroon flags. The schedule highlights dress-up days and fourth-period class competitions throughout the week, a community bonfire Tuesday evening, and Friday events including a district-wide pep rally at 1 p.m., tailgating at 5 p.m., Homecoming Court at 6 p.m., and the football game against Lake County at 7 p.m.
West Carroll Homecoming 2026 dress-up days for September 28 through October 2. Monday is Dress Like Your Favorite Holiday; Tuesday is Clone Day; Wednesday is Pink Out for Breast Cancer Awareness; Thursday is Dress for the Wrong Event; and Friday is Extreme Spirit Color War. Friday colors are grey for freshmen, white for sophomores, maroon for juniors and seventh grade, and black for seniors and eighth grade. School dress code requirements apply throughout the week.

Thursday, we were excited to welcome the Leadership Carroll County cohort to West Carroll for a closer look at what is happening inside our school. Dr. Adam Douglas, along with Leadership Carroll County alum Ms. Erin Lewis, and CTE Director Mrs. Kristin Lindsey, led the group on a tour with a special focus on our Career and Technical Education programs. The cohort also got an inside look at The Roost, an exciting project currently in the works at West Carroll!
We love opportunities to open our doors and show our community how our students are gaining hands-on experience and preparing for life beyond the classroom.
Thank you to Mr. Brad Hurley, the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce, and the Leadership Carroll County cohort for spending part of your day with us!
#SmallSchoolBigOpportunities #WCSSD #WestCarroll

12 days ago, Erin Lewis
Members of the Leadership Carroll County cohort tour a West Carroll Career and Technical Education classroom as part of a visit highlighting the school’s CTE programs and upcoming Roost project.

As we prepare for our upcoming High School Homecoming, we want to celebrate and recap our recent Junior High Homecoming and 8th Grade Night Celebrations! Our Junior High students celebrated with dress-up days, plenty of school spirit, and a night of cheering on the War Eagles. We also recognized our 8th grade students before the game and celebrated this year’s Junior High Homecoming Court at halftime. Congratulations to our Junior High Homecoming Queen - Kinsley Newsome!

Thank you to everyone who helped make it a fun and memorable week for our students!

#SmallSchoolBigOpportunities #WCSSD #WestCarroll

12 days ago, Erin Lewis
Junior High 8th grade night students
Junior High 8th grade night students
Junior High Homecoming Court
Junior High 8th grade night students
Junior High 8th grade night students
JH Homecoming Court
JH Cheerleaders
JH Cheerleaders
Boo Bash is back! Join us for one of our favorite fall traditions on Monday, October 26, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the WCHS parking lot!

Boo Bash is a free community event open to all ages, with trunk-or-treat, costume contests, games, music, food trucks, haunted classrooms, and plenty of Halloween fun for the whole family!

Want to set up a booth, game, trunk, or activity? Please RSVP for a spot so we can make sure you have plenty of room to set up. RSVP HERE: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeOmE1VTiHUxvVL4XoLF_gx2w_QYkxRl8UJ1wQW22ohE43rlA/viewform and contact WCJSHS with any questions!

Come out, bring the family, and help us fill the WCHS parking lot for another great night of community and fall fun!

#SmallSchoolBigOpportunities #WCSSD #WestCarroll
12 days ago, Erin Lewis
West Carroll Boo Bash flyer announcing the annual Halloween celebration on Monday, October 26, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the WCHS parking lot. The cream, maroon, and orange graphic features spiderwebs, a witch hat, and a small ghost wearing a witch hat. The flyer invites participants to sign up for a spot and directs readers to the caption for additional event details.
Plan today. Lead tomorrow! Your college journey begins with one step, and Tennessee College Application & Exploration Month is a great time to take it.

Whether you're just beginning to explore your options or you're ready to submit applications, September is all about helping Tennessee students think ahead, make a plan, and take charge of what comes next.

Through College for TN, students and families can access college and career planning resources, explore schools and programs, learn about financial aid, and find tools to help navigate the path after high school. Start exploring today at CollegeForTN.org.

Your future doesn't start after graduation. You can start planning for it today.

#CollegeForTN #TNCollegeAppMonthTN #SmallSchoolBigOpportunities #WCSSD #WestCarroll
13 days ago, Erin Lewis
Tennessee College Application & Exploration Month graphic featuring three students sitting together and smiling. The College for TN logo appears above the words, “Plan today. Lead tomorrow!” The graphic promotes planning for education and opportunities after high school.
From West Carroll to MTSU! West Carroll seniors recently had the opportunity to hear from a familiar face as Garrett McNeil, West Carroll Class of 2014 and MTSU Admissions Counselor, visited with our senior class!

Garrett shared information about Middle Tennessee State University and helped students learn more about the college admissions process and opportunities available after graduation. It is always special to welcome a West Carroll graduate back to campus, especially when they can help our current students prepare for their own next steps. A big thank you to Mr. McNeil for coming back to WC and investing in the next generation of Eagles!

#SmallSchoolBigOpportunities #WCSSD #WestCarroll
15 days ago, Erin Lewis
West Carroll Class of 2014 graduate and MTSU Admissions Counselor Garrett McNeil stands with four West Carroll Senior Class Officers in front of the school’s West Carroll Pride display. Garrett and one student hold a blue Middle Tennessee State University pennant, while two students hold blue and white pom-poms.
🏃‍♂️West Carroll Cross Country Is on the Move

On September 22, our West Carroll Cross Country Team, sporting new uniforms, ran in the Huntingdon Cross Country meet. Mr. Brody Baker and Isiah Snyder represented West Carroll very well with respectable run times.

The classmates who came to cheer on the Cross-Country team made a huge difference; the runners and Coach Martin really appreciate them attending.

The next Cross-Country meet will be on September 29th at 5:00 p.m. At Obion County High School. We hope to see you there.
15 days ago, West Carroll Special School District
west carroll student competing at cross country meet with class peers cheering them on
west carroll student competing at cross country meet with class peers cheering them on
west carroll student competing at cross country meet
west carroll student competing at cross country meet
🍩The Case of the Missing Donuts!🔎

Our students have been putting their reading skills to work, and last Thursday, 117 Junior Trackers took on a very important case: The Case of the Missing Donuts!

Students who read 12 books or earned 12 AR points officially became Junior Trackers. They used their reading, problem-solving, and detective skills to follow clues, solve puzzles, and work their way through the mystery to discover who stole the missing donuts!

The investigation was a huge success, and students had a great time putting their skills to the test. After solving the case, our Junior Trackers were rewarded with a HUGE tower of delicious donuts! 🍩🍩🍩

The investigation continues with our next reading goal. Students who read 25 books or earn 25 AR points will become official Clue Collectors! 🕵️‍♀️📚

Will YOU become a Clue Collector?

Reading 100 books by the end of the school year may sound like a big goal, but it is easier than you think. Reading just 3 books a week can put students well on their way.

So grab a book, start reading, and keep those detective skills sharp!

**Read. Solve. Discover. Become a Clue Collector!** 🔎📚🍩
16 days ago, West Carroll Special School District
three west carroll students posing during reading mystery celebration wearing detective hats
the missing donuts from the case were in the cafeteria
large group of west carroll elementary students who celebrated the reading celebration
west carroll teacher hleps student as he works on reading mystery
mrs pat hudgins poses as a detective for the reading celebration
Shout out to this week's Junior High personal record setters! Our Strength & Conditioning student athletes are putting in the work and challenging themselves to get a little faster each week. Students recently recorded their weekly running times, with several setting new personal records!
The goal isn't to be faster than everyone else. It's to keep working toward being better than you were last time. Keep putting in the work, Eagles!
#SmallSchoolBigOpportunities #WCSSD #WestCarroll
16 days ago, Erin Lewis
West Carroll Junior High Strength & Conditioning Personal Records graphic featuring action photos of student athletes. Students recognized for achieving new personal records are Ayden Taylor, Allyson Baker, Edward Robinson, Camilla Jenkins, Destiny Smith, and Kathryn Johnson.
What a season for West Carroll Golf!
The War Eagles wrapped up an incredible season at the District Tournament in Milan, with each golfer showing tremendous growth, determination, and effort throughout the year. A special congratulations goes to Mackenzie Finley, who earned a spot in the Regional Tournament! After finishing tied with four other golfers, Mackenzie competed in a playoff and came out on top to secure 4th place in the girls' district competition and advance to regionals. Way to represent West Carroll, Mackenzie!
Jack Robinson and Gunner Martin also put together strong performances while taking on a challenging 18-hole course.
Congratulations to the entire team on a great season, and a special congratulations to our seniors on a year well played. We are proud of you, Eagles!
#SmallSchoolBigOpportunities #WCSSD #WestCarroll
16 days ago, Erin Lewis
Finley holding her award
Mackenzie Finley posing with her coach after earning a fourth-place finish and regional tournament spot
members of the West Carroll golf team posing together on the golf course after competition
West Carroll golfer on the course
📍 Math Meets the Real World!

Our sixth-grade mathematicians recently traded traditional worksheets for community planning as they put their coordinate plane skills to work!

Working in teams, students designed their own imaginary communities on four-quadrant coordinate planes, plotting locations like schools, hospitals, libraries, fire stations, parks, grocery stores, and sports complexes using positive and negative coordinates.

But they didn’t stop there. Students also used absolute value to calculate distances between locations and then created an additional community resource, chose its coordinates, and explained how it would benefit the people living there.

This hands-on activity gave students a chance to apply Tennessee Grade 6 math standards while collaborating, problem-solving, and seeing how mathematics connects to real-world planning and decision-making.

And according to our students, the best part was getting to create their own communities alongside their classmates!

Learning math is even better when students can see where it can take them. 📐🏫🏥🌳
16 days ago, West Carroll Special School District
west carroll 6th grade students working in math class on community planning activity to calculat distance
west carroll 6th grade student working in math class on community planning activity to calculat distance
west carroll 6th grade students working in math class on community planning activity to calculat distance
west carroll 6th grade students working in math class on community planning activity to calculat distance
📚 **Rockabilly Readers Program**

Elementary Parents,
We are excited for our 3rd-6th grade students to participate in the **Rockabilly Readers Program** this year!

Students who complete the program requirements will earn a **field trip in May to a Rockabilly Baseball game**. ⚾

To qualify, students will need to read **20 minutes a day for three weeks** during October and again during February.

**Parents, we need your help with three things:**

1. Complete your child’s online registration here:
https://form.jotform.com/262504905849061

2. Sign your child’s reading tracking form and return it to school.

3. Help make sure your child reads for **20 minutes each assigned day** and completes the tracking form.

We would love for **every student to earn this trip**, but students can only participate if the required registration and signed forms are completed.

Thank you for helping your child take part in this reading challenge. We’re looking forward to a great year of reading and a fun celebration in May! 📚⚾
16 days ago, West Carroll Special School District
Purple graphic with words Welcome West Carroll Elementary School Thank You for Enrolling in Rockabillys Readers with goat holding book
¡Me gusta! ¡Me encanta! ¡No me gusta! Spanish students recently put their language skills to work by creating projects that demonstrate how to express their likes, dislikes, and the things they really enjoy in Spanish. This activity gave students the chance to practice new vocabulary and grammar while using Spanish to communicate about something they know best: themselves!

#SmallSchoolBigOpportunities #WCSSD #WestCarroll
16 days ago, Erin Lewis
West Carroll Spanish students work on and proudly display colorful poster projects featuring photos, drawings, and Spanish phrases such as “me gusta,” “me gusta mucho,” and “no me gusta.” The projects allow students to creatively demonstrate how to express things they like, really like, and dislike in Spanish.
West Carroll Spanish students work on and proudly display colorful poster projects featuring photos, drawings, and Spanish phrases such as “me gusta,” “me gusta mucho,” and “no me gusta.” The projects allow students to creatively demonstrate how to express things they like, really like, and dislike in Spanish.
West Carroll Spanish students work on and proudly display colorful poster projects featuring photos, drawings, and Spanish phrases such as “me gusta,” “me gusta mucho,” and “no me gusta.” The projects allow students to creatively demonstrate how to express things they like, really like, and dislike in Spanish.
West Carroll Spanish students work on and proudly display colorful poster projects featuring photos, drawings, and Spanish phrases such as “me gusta,” “me gusta mucho,” and “no me gusta.” The projects allow students to creatively demonstrate how to express things they like, really like, and dislike in Spanish.
West Carroll Spanish students work on and proudly display colorful poster projects featuring photos, drawings, and Spanish phrases such as “me gusta,” “me gusta mucho,” and “no me gusta.” The projects allow students to creatively demonstrate how to express things they like, really like, and dislike in Spanish.
West Carroll Spanish students work on and proudly display colorful poster projects featuring photos, drawings, and Spanish phrases such as “me gusta,” “me gusta mucho,” and “no me gusta.” The projects allow students to creatively demonstrate how to express things they like, really like, and dislike in Spanish.
West Carroll Spanish students work on and proudly display colorful poster projects featuring photos, drawings, and Spanish phrases such as “me gusta,” “me gusta mucho,” and “no me gusta.” The projects allow students to creatively demonstrate how to express things they like, really like, and dislike in Spanish.
West Carroll Spanish students work on and proudly display colorful poster projects featuring photos, drawings, and Spanish phrases such as “me gusta,” “me gusta mucho,” and “no me gusta.” The projects allow students to creatively demonstrate how to express things they like, really like, and dislike in Spanish.
West Carroll Spanish students work on and proudly display colorful poster projects featuring photos, drawings, and Spanish phrases such as “me gusta,” “me gusta mucho,” and “no me gusta.” The proWest Carroll Spanish students work on and proudly display colorful poster projects featuring photos, drawings, and Spanish phrases such as “me gusta,” “me gusta mucho,” and “no me gusta.” The projects allow students to creatively demonstrate how to express things they like, really like, and dislike in Spanish.jects allow students to creatively demonstrate how to express things they like, really like, and dislike in Spanish.
West Carroll Spanish students work on and proudly display colorful poster projects featuring photos, drawings, and Spanish phrases such as “me gusta,” “me gusta mucho,” and “no me gusta.” The projects allow students to creatively demonstrate how to express things they like, really like, and dislike in Spanish.
Picture Day is coming up across West Carroll!

Junior/Senior High: September 28
Elementary: October 9
Primary: October 8

Make sure students come dressed and ready to show off their best smile!

#SmallSchoolBigOpportunities #WCSSD #WestCarroll
17 days ago, Erin Lewis
West Carroll Picture Days graphic listing upcoming school picture dates. Junior/Senior High Picture Day is September 28, Elementary Picture Day is October 9, and Primary Picture Day is October 8. Families are reminded to have students dressed in their chosen outfit and ready for their school photo.

Attendance Awareness Month continues at West Carroll, and this week we’re focusing on a simple idea: every hour matters.

Appointments and other commitments happen, but when possible, they don’t have to mean missing an entire school day. Students can still come to school before an appointment or return afterward. Even part of the day gives students valuable time for learning, meals, support, activities, and connections with friends and teachers.

And good attendance isn’t something schools and families have to tackle alone. It takes a community. Our local businesses, neighbors, families, and community members can help by encouraging students, checking in without judgment, and reminding them that school is a place where they belong and have opportunities to grow.

A missed hour may seem small, but those hours add up. So do the hours spent learning, connecting, and showing up. Every day matters. Every hour matters. Every student matters.

#AttendanceAwarenessMonth #SmallSchoolBigOpportunities #WCSSD #WestCarroll

18 days ago, Erin Lewis
Chalkboard graphic featuring West Carroll Special School District and Logo, with Text reading "September is Attendance Awareness Month, Swipe to learn more"
Chalkboard graphic featuring West Carroll Special School District and Logo, with Text reading "Appointments happen, but dont miss thw whole day. students can still return to school after: a dentist visit, a check up, a haircut
Chalkboard graphic featuring West Carroll Special School District and Logo, with Text reading  " Support school attendance in your community, if you see a student out during school hours: offer kind encouragement, check in without judgement, remind them school is a place to grow"