West Hempstead Secondary School

The students at the Secondary School are exploring the Habit of Mind "Responding with wonderment and awe." What a great way to start this St. Patrick's Day! #Ramculture

Opening night is finally here. If you couldn't catch our drama production tonight, tickets are still available for tomorrow and Saturday evening. #Ramculture

One week out until the 2023 Senior Prom Fashion Show. The show will take place in the auditorium. Get your tickets now!!

Thanks to Kevin Hamilton, former NBA player, who came to speak to our students on the Varsity and JV Boys Basketball team at their end of the season dinner. He spoke about valuable life lessons! #Ramculture

Thanks to VE and JVE for hosting a fantastic trade show for schools across Long Island. Our students did so well and received many awards. #Ramculture

We are just over a week out from opening night for the Firebringer. Make sure you get your tickets in advance!

Our 12th grade students volunteered to help our 7th grade students work through their Passion Projects in the Student Success Class. #RamCulture @whufsdrams

WHSS presents Firebringer starting on Thursday (3/16). You won't want to miss it! #RamCulture @whufsdrams

Hello, The spring season for 7&8 athletics begins on March 27th. If your child needs a physical the school doctor will be in on March 8th. The parental consent form is due back to Mrs. Miller (nurse) by March 1st. The only way to register your child for the spring season is through FamilyID. FamilyID will be open from February 28th - March 15th. If you have any questions please contact the athletic office at 516 390-3253.

Good afternoon, The spring season for athletics for grades 9-12 begins on March 13th for most sports. Girls badminton and boys tennis begin on March 20th. If your child needs a physical the school doctor will be in on March 8th. The parental consent form is due to the nurse by March 1st. Also, the only way to register your child for the spring season is through FamilyID. FamilyID will be open until March 3rd. Currently here are how many students registered for each team: Baseball 7 Softball 8 Boys lacrosse 8 Girls lacrosse 6 Boys tennis 6 Girls badminton 6 Girls flag football 8 Boys track 10 Girls track 3 If you have any questions please contact the athletic office at 516 390-3253.

Congrats to our valedictorian and salutatorian as their story was shared on Good Morning America. https://www.goodmorningamerica.com/Family/video/twin-sisters-named-high-school-valedictorian-salutatorian-97373191

The spring season for 9-12 athletics begins on March 13th for most sports. Girls badminton and boys tennis begin on March 20th. If your child needs a physical the school doctor will be in on March 8th. The parental consent form is due to the nurse by March 1st. Also, the only way to register your child for the spring season is through FamilyID. FamilyID will be open until March 3rd to register your child for the spring season. If you have any questions please contact the athletic office at 516 390-3253.

So proud of the students in the Moot Court Club as they competed against Seaford. The students crafted a fantastic case and the judge ruled in our favor! Well done. #RamCulture @whufsdrams

Our 10th grade students had the opportunity to hear first hand experiences and insights from a holocaust survivor, Alice Ginsburg. #Ramculture @whufsdrams

The students in Mr. Bauer's class engaging in a gallery walk to learn more about phase changes. #RamCulture. @whufsdrams

What a great kick off to P.S. I Love You week on the north campus. Our students and staff were greeted as they entered the building. #RamCulture @whufsdRams

Dr. D highlighting some useful resources from our newly created #RamTech Tool Belt. Thanks to the teachers for always being learners. #RamCulture @WHUFSDRams

The students in Ms. Z’s AP Environmental class used data from cemeteries across the US to conduct human population studies and correlated the data to environmental events.

Honoring the trailblazers of the 1963 March on Washington, Ms.Wilkens’ students used the midpoint and distance formulas to calculate the impact of their steps as they marched alongside Martin Luther King Jr. towards equality.

Our school counselors pushed into classes to speak to the 11th grade students to inform them about the college application process.