ABOUT WCS

Don't let anyone look down on you because you are young, but set an example for the believers in speech, in conduct, in love, in faith and in purity. 1 Timothy 4:12
God has entrusted our school with one of life's greatest responsibilities: partnering with our families to shape the hearts, minds, and lives of young people for His glory.
My passion is to cultivate WCS where every decision reflects biblical truth, every student is known and valued, every teacher is encouraged and equipped, and every family feels supported. Academic excellence is important, but it is never our ultimate goal. Our highest purpose is to help students develop a genuine relationship with Jesus Christ, grow in wisdom and character, and discover God's unique purpose for their lives.
I am committed to leading with integrity, humility, courage, and grace. I believe leadership is not about position, but about serving others. My desire is to build a culture where faculty and staff are inspired to use their gifts, students are challenged to pursue excellence from a Christ-centered perspective, and parents know we are partnering with them to raise the next generation of Christian leaders.
WCS is a place where faith is not simply taught, but lived—where classrooms become places of discovery, hallways are filled with encouragement, and every activity points students toward Christ. I believe that education should transform lives by developing not only knowledgeable students, but compassionate servants, faithful disciples, and courageous leaders who will impact their communities and the world.
My prayer is that every graduate leaves WCS grounded in biblical truth, equipped for lifelong learning, prepared to lead with conviction, and committed to serving God wherever He calls them.If we consistently point students to Christ while pursuing excellence in all we do, then we have fulfilled the mission God has placed before us.
Many blessings,



MEET BISCUIT
Our unofficial mascot and furry friend to all. You will see Biscuit often greeting students in the morning or curled up in Dr. Riley's office.



