Welcome To William D. Ford Career-Technical Center

WWCS is providing access to FREE meals for children under the age of 18 and students up to age of 26 in the adult transition program.  See Flyer.

Upcoming meal distribution dates:

Monday, April 6, 2020
See Flyer for more details.

District updates on the state-mandated school shutdown 

Wayne-Westland Community Schools will be providing access to FREE breakfast and lunch for ALL students up to 18 years old and students age 18-26 in the adult transitional program. Families are welcome to pick up meals on  
 
Monday, March 30, 2020 ​(5 day supply of breakfast and lunch)

10 am- 1 pm (or while supplies last) 

John Glenn High School, ​36105 Marquette, Westland

This is a drive-thru distribution. Students DO NOT need to be present for families to obtain meals. 

NOTE: ALL TRAFFIC MUST ENTER MARQUETTE FROM WAYNE ROAD. NO ENTRANCE FROM NEWBURGH. 

You will enter the driveway on the west end of the Board of Education office on Marquette. The main entrance at John Glenn High School will be closed.  The line will wrap around behind the William D. Ford Career-Technical Center and up to the front entrance of John Glenn High School. Volunteers will bring the food to the vehicle. Meals distributed will follow USDA reimbursable meal guidelines.

Additional food resources can be found at ​www.pantrynet.or​g or https://www.resa.net/community/feeding​  where families can search by zip code and distance. 

LEARNING ACTIVITIES AVAILABLE

Wayne-Westland staff will also have packets of math activities for elementary, middle and high school students available to pick up during the food distribution. The packets will also be available on the ​District’s website. 

Cafe Marquette Closed is now closed for Bond Construction.  The reopening date will be determined and announced once construction is completed.  THANK YOU!  

The Wayne-Westland Community Schools Board of Education has chosen the candidates they will interview for the position of Superintendent.

The Schools of Choice application window runs through March 2, 2020.

Wayne-Westland Community Schools will offer district residents a Schools of Choice program for the 2020-2021 year for students in kindergarten through grade twelve. The Schools of Choice program provides parents the opportunity to move their child from one school to another within the boundaries of the school district PROVIDED there is room available in the school. Transportation to and from the school of choice must be provided by the parent or legal guardian.  

Schools of Choice Application Form
Schools of Choice Page

The Board of Education of Wayne-Westland Community Schools has selected two finalists to interview for the Superintendent position.