In 2020, the Wellington Board of Education and the Kiwanis Club of Wellington created the WHS Outstanding Community Service Award. The award is presented annually to the graduating senior with the most community service hours. Wellington High has been tracking students’ community service hours for several years. Kiwanis has been serving Wellington for 100 years, striving to enhance the lives of the children of the community, and is pleased to fund this award that recognizes exemplary service to the community.
Featured sponsors for Wellington Kiwanis Club’s sixth annual Parade of Flags for Flag Day include Small Town Eye Care at Mercy Health; Valley Chevy at Union School Park, and Councilman Keith and Jennifer Rowland at the Town Hall. Season long sponsors are American Legion Post 8 at the Vietnam Memorial on the south lawn of the Town Hall, VFW Post 6941 at the N. Main St. grade separation, and the Wellington Masonic Lodge at Pioneer Cemetery. All told, we have 302 flags waving for Flag Day throughout the village. This year’s campaign has raised about $9,000 for our proposed playground at Union School Park bringing our total to more than $102,000 for the playground. Flags come down after Flag Day, but we will have them back up for Independence Day and our celebration of 250 years as a country. We look forward to the day we have a playground for our children on the south end of town. ... See MoreSee Less
WHS Community Service Award
In 2020, the Wellington Board of Education and the Kiwanis Club of Wellington created the WHS Outstanding Community Service Award. The award is presented annually to the graduating senior with the most community service hours. Wellington High has been tracking students’ community service hours for several years. Kiwanis has been serving Wellington for 100 years, striving to enhance the lives of the children of the community, and is pleased to fund this award that recognizes exemplary service to the community.
2025 Recipient – Harper Fleming
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Featured sponsors for Wellington Kiwanis Club’s sixth annual Parade of Flags for Flag Day include Small Town Eye Care at Mercy Health; Valley Chevy at Union School Park, and Councilman Keith and Jennifer Rowland at the Town Hall. Season long sponsors are American Legion Post 8 at the Vietnam Memorial on the south lawn of the Town Hall, VFW Post 6941 at the N. Main St. grade separation, and the Wellington Masonic Lodge at Pioneer Cemetery. All told, we have 302 flags waving for Flag Day throughout the village. This year’s campaign has raised about $9,000 for our proposed playground at Union School Park bringing our total to more than $102,000 for the playground. Flags come down after Flag Day, but we will have them back up for Independence Day and our celebration of 250 years as a country. We look forward to the day we have a playground for our children on the south end of town. ... See MoreSee Less
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