ACADEMICS

Washington County’s high schools prepare students for the future. The high school instructional program at Williamsport High School addresses the needs of students who are entering the workforce, preparing for adult responsibility or continuing their education at the post-secondary level. Among the many opportunities, students may pursue one of numerous career and technology completer pathways and engage in Advanced Placement or other rigorous courses and programs.

Academic Support
High School Curriculum

Academic Support

Williamsport High School will be offering an after-school tutoring program. The purpose of this program is to provide academic support and additional instruction for students who are struggling in the core area of mathematics. Tutors will be available Monday through Thursday. Each session will be from 3:35 to 4:30 in Room 170. These tutoring sessions are offered to students free of charge. If transportation is a problem, please discuss this with your counselor.

Williamsport High School teachers are very willing to individually help their students before or after school. Please contact your student’s teacher directly in order to arrange dates and times.

Williamsport High School National Honor Society offers tutoring services free of charge. National Honor Society students are available to tutor in any subject, before or after school. To apply for this service, have your student see their School Counselor.

If the two options above do not interest you, the Department of Instruction at the Board of Education can provide you a list of private tutors that you can contact for tutoring services. This service is NOT free of charge. The telephone number for the Department of Instruction is 301-766-2911.

High School Curriculum

For complete curriculum information, review the High School Program of Studies.

Washington County’s high schools prepare students for the future. The high school instructional program addresses the needs of students entering the workforce, preparing for adult responsibility, or continuing their education at the post-secondary level. Among the many opportunities, students may pursue one of numerous career and technology completer pathways and engage in Advanced Placement or other rigorous courses and programs. Interested students also have the opportunity to study at one of the growing number of magnet programs or Academies as well as at Washington County Technical High School or the Barbara Ingram School for the Arts.

WCPS Curriculum