West Prairie High School

Home of the "Cyclones"

The bus schedules for students riding school transportation to school in the mornings have been posted by Mrs. Peterson, transportation director...

Two local providers are offering opportunities for sports physicals.

West Prairie High School is set to continue its 1:1 technology program in 17-18, however, students will be issued a Chromebook instead of an iPad which was the device of choice for the last five years...

The new website now contains numerous pages with quality materials, available to both students and parents at WPHS, from the counselor's office. Please check out the new counseling pages at http://wphs.wp103.org/counselor Mrs. Shurtz, the counselor at West Prairie High School, follows the ASCA model for school counseling.

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West Prairie High School is partnering with the local chapter of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention to bring a parent education seminar to McDonough County parents and...

Lee Scropos will be leading the BWP Sparclone softball team this spring along with Assistant Coach Hali Hagar. Coach Scropos is currently a Driver Education, behind the wheel, instructor at West Prairie High School. He also teaches in the History and English departments at Macomb High School. A native of Kenosha...

Tuesday, February 21, 2017 the West Prairie girls’ basketball team and their families gathered at the high school to celebrate the end of their season. Coach Dan Hook, new at the helm, reviewed the season and the growth of the team. He expressed thanks to the players and their families, as well as to his assistant coach, Ali Paulsen...

FFA week & recognition of students from this past weekend.

West Prairie High School hosted the annual 8th Grade Parent night on February 7. The event provides future freshmen, along with their parents, an opportunity to learn about course offerings at the high school. Mrs. Shurtz, school counselor at WPHS, led a thirty minute presentation followed by students starting the process of requested courses for freshmen year.