Wabash City Schools is mourning the loss of one of our own. Karla Panariello lost her battle with cancer this past weekend. Karla was an integral part of our Gifted and Talented program, providing many opportunities for children to expand their minds through creative projects. Her smile and her love for people were demonstrated in everything she did. When a child or children were in need, whether it be school related or not, Karla was there with her support and her creative ways to make the world a better place. There was nothing Karla would not try, and her enthusiasm was unparalleled. To our dear “Mrs. V.P.”, you will be greatly missed!

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Wabash City Schools

A community's schools are a reflection of that community's values. So the fact that Wabash's schools also have a tradition of innovation, quality, and looking out for the needs of all its students should not come as a surprise.
     Like the City of Wabash, Wabash City Schools refuse to subscribe to the notion that you have to be big to be excellent. Whether it's equipping those students who have the talents and ambition to "reach for the stars," or providing for the needs of that student with a special, challenging condition, Wabash is committed to providing the very best educational experience possible for all its students.
     Today Wabash City Schools are a unique blend of past and present. While they benefit from the foresight and generosity of those who've gone before, they're also determined to stay at the forefront in providing the very best in an overall educational experience.

Mission Statement

WCS is dedicated to collaborating with the community to create a caring environment that will foster life long learning and success in a changing world.

Homeless Student Liaison
Shea Finnegan OJ Neigbours 260-563-2345