
Today, Western Dubuque Schools hosted local legislators and legislative candidates at WDHS, EES, and CJSHS. These visits offered lawmakers a firsthand look at the successes and challenges within our schools and an opportunity to engage directly with our staff and students. We are grateful for the attendance of Joe Hegland, Dan Zumbach, Jason Gearhart, Carolyn Wiezorek, Shannon Lundgren, Steven Bradley, Craig Johnson, and Carrie Koelker. We wish all candidates the best in the upcoming election and look forward to continued advocacy for strong public schools! #wdbqschools










In honor of National Principals Month, we celebrate Mr. Andrew Carbajal, Assistant Principal at WDHS. His commitment to being relentless and doing more sets a high standard for our school community. Thank you for your dedication and leadership, Mr. Carbajal! #wdbqschools


Good luck to the Western Dubuque Bobcat Volleyball team as they take on Marion in the Class 4A Region 8 Semifinals! Come cheer on the Bobcats on Thursday, October 24, at 7:00 PM at Marion High School. Go Bobcats! #wdbobcats #wdbqschools


It's National School Bus Safety Week! Our incredible transportation team hauls our most precious cargo across 555 square miles daily in #wdbqschools. We rely on the dedication of 40 drivers, 15 substitutes, 3 mechanics, 1 director, 1 assistant director, and 1 transportation secretary to safely operate 31 morning routes and 34 afternoon routes, covering 1,931.5 miles every day.
With 2,356 students transported daily, we couldn't be more grateful for their steadfast commitment to safety and excellence. Let's take a moment to thank them for their hard work and remind ourselves to prioritize bus safety every day!




Local legislators and candidates connected to the Western Dubuque School District have been invited to visit our schools and engage with students and staff on Friday, October 25. We’re proud to welcome seven lawmakers who will join us at Western Dubuque High School, Epworth Elementary, and Cascade Junior/Senior High for meaningful conversations and firsthand experiences. This is one of the ways we strive to fulfill our vision of "Better Every Day.


Best wishes to the WDHS Bobcat Men's and Women's Cross Country teams as they compete in their state qualifying meet this Wednesday, October 23, at 4:00 PM in Solon! We're proud of your hard work and determination—finish strong, Bobcats! #wdbobcats #wdbqschools



Big congratulations to the talented students at WDHS for their outstanding performance of Shrek Jr.! The energy, and creativity shown on stage were remarkable. Kudos to everyone involved, from the cast to the crew, for putting together such a fantastic production. #wdbqschools





Good luck to the Western Dubuque Bobcat Volleyball team as they take on Maquoketa in the Class 4A Region 8 First Round! Come cheer on the Bobcats on Tuesday, October 22, at 7:00 PM at Western Dubuque High School. #wdbobcats #wdbqschools


At WDCCSD, we believe in People First. Our students, staff, families, and community members are the heart of everything we do. Together, we create a culture of respect, support, and success. Thank you for being the driving force behind our continued growth. #wdbqschools





It's National School Lunch Week, and we want to give a huge shoutout to our amazing WDCCSD kitchen staff! With 40 dedicated workers, including 3 managers and 1 district director, they serve approximately 2,800 lunches and 600 breakfasts every day across our 8 schools. Thank you for providing nutritious and delicious meals to our students! Your hard work and dedication are truly appreciated. #wdbqschools





WDCCSD celebrates Mr. Tyler Lown, Activities Director at WDHS. His dedication to creating athletic and activity opportunities for all students is evident in his belief that "when you love the process, the process will love you back." #wdbobcats #wdbqschools


In the WDCCSD, we’re committed to Continual Growth. We embrace improvement in academics, activities, engagement, environment, and mindset. Growth is part of our journey, driving us to be better every day. #wdbqschools





Good luck to Brock Wilson from Western Dubuque High School, who qualified for the Iowa Class 4A State Golf Tournament! He is one of eight competitors in the individual competition. We're proud of you and wish you the best as you compete in Ankeny on October 14-15. #wdbqschools


In the WDCCSD, we believe in creating opportunities for all. Whether it's personal growth, professional development, or collective advancement, there's something for everyone. We're committed to helping each student thrive and reach their full potential. #wdbqschools




Thank you to all who attended the WDHS Open House! The new kitchen/cafeteria and vocational building provide incredible opportunities, free up classroom space, and created an additional weight room. Many thanks to the Bobcat Athletic Booster Club and our supportive community!



In WDCCSD, we believe in putting people first. Students and staff at WDHS spent the day giving back to our communities through a variety of service projects. Service Day is one way we demonstrate our commitment to valuing and supporting everyone in our school community. Thank you to everyone who participated and helped make a difference! #wdbqschools











WDHS is thrilled to welcome the community to an Open House on October 4th! Explore our new vocational building, tour the upgraded kitchen and cafeteria, and visit our modern weight room. These spaces will enhance opportunities and continual growth for students! #wdbqschools


The WDCCSD School Board visited Peosta Elementary on Friday, September 13, to connect with staff and students. Each month, we spotlight one of our schools to learn about its focus areas. These visits are part of our commitment to becoming Better Every Day! #wdbqschools



On Patriot Day, we honor the lives lost on September 11, 2001, and the bravery of first responders. Today, we reflect on the resilience of our nation and the strength that comes from unity. #wdbqschools


Update for WDCCSD Families: New legislation (Senate File 2435) changes how we handle chronic absenteeism. Absences over 10% trigger specific actions, including notifications and meetings. For details and support, visit wdbqschools.org/article/1747535. #wdbqschools
