The Webster City School librarians will be providing library books and services during remote learning.  Locations, days and times will be shared through the online library catalogs and other means of school communication.

Students and families should acknowledge that all continuous learning PK-12 is required learning. Participation in remote/continuous learning is REQUIRED, not optional

Webster City Schools received an approved waiver from the Iowa Department of Education to move to a remote learning model. This model will take effect Monday, November 30, and will last through Friday, December 11.

As we make our transition to full remote learning, we have established several meal pickup days over the next couple weeks.

Due to the substantial increase of COVID cases in the area resulting in increasing numbers of staff and students in quarantine, I am writing to let you know that the Webster City Community School District is planning to apply to the Iowa Department of Education for a waiver to move to remote learning beginning Monday, November 30 through Friday, December 11. 

In order for our teachers to make final preparations for this shift, there will be no classes next week, Monday through Wednesday, November 23-25. However, high school students should remember that college classes are not impacted by this change.

Yesterday evening, Governor Kim Reynolds announced that all middle school athletics and activities across the state will be suspended through Thursday, December 10, 2020.

As COVID-19 cases continue to spike in Hamilton country and Iowa in general, here is a quick reference chart to help you decide when your student(s) should be staying home.

Webster City Schools was notified by Timberline Billing Services LLC of a data privacy issue on their servers that may have affected our students and families. The incident impacted districts throughout Iowa, including Webster City, that use Timberline Billing to help process Medicaid billings for some of our students. Families that may have been impacted recently received a letter from Timberline.

Effective immediately, students will not be charged for school meals. The program applies to all students, including those learning remotely at this time.