The Heartbeat of the Wildcat

Keeping a Pulse on Student Life at WMHS! 9/1/2026

Welcome to Our Heartbeat Newsletter!

Welcome to the first edition of the Heartbeat of the Wildcat for the 2026-2027 school year! This is the place where we will keep you updated with what has been happening at WMHS, and provide insight to events that are coming up. This year, we will publish the Heartbeat in conjunction with our Elementary newsletter, the WES Wire, every other Tuesday.

Around the Halls

CCP Finance juniors began the year by creating SMART Goal Vision Boards that connected their personal goals to their future financial choices. Students reflected on where they hope to attend college or live, what they want to accomplish, people they admire, and quotes that represent the life they hope to build.

By identifying what matters most to them, students are beginning to see that personal finance is about more than numbers. Their values, priorities, and goals shape how they will earn, spend, save, and invest. Presenting their boards reinforced an important lesson: financial success looks different for everyone.

Students in Mrs. Mote’s classroom played a modified version of battleship to practice finding and graphing points on the coordinate plane.

We are excited to partner with InterAlliance and the Health Collaborative to bring career focused learning opportunities to 9 of our students. These students are embarking on a 16 week journey exploring careers in health care and information technology. This unique opportunity gives them the chance to fice into their fields of interest through hands-on, real world learning.

Students at the High School are kicking off a new career-aptitude discovery assessment called YouScience! We are so excited to help students connect their goals, interests and strengths to career based results.

Students in advanced physical science are learning lab safety by brewing coffee, and science class.

CCP biology students are conducting water quality research with Clermont County Water resource Department. This ongoing research will be presented at the University of Cincinnati in December.