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WAPS seeking community members to serve on various committees

By John Casper Sep 16, 2026 | 9:19 AM

(KWNO)-Winona Area Public Schools is inviting community members to get involved and help shape the work of the district by serving on a WAPS committee. Participation helps ensure discussions include a variety of viewpoints and supports thoughtful, well-rounded decisions that improve the experience for students, families, staff and the broader WAPS community.

Several district committees are currently seeking community representatives, including:

  • Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

  • Curriculum Advisory Committee

  • Special Education Advisory Committee

  • Staff Development Advisory Committee

  • Continuing Education Committee

Those interested can complete the WAPS Committee Interest Form at waps.pub/committees and indicate which committees they would be interested in joining.

For more information, visit winonaschools.org, email john.casper@winona.k12.mn.us or call 507-494-0902.

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