W.P. Wagner High School

W.P. Wagner High School
Address
6310 Wagner Road NW
Edmonton, Alberta, T6E 4N5
Canada
Coordinates 53°29′59″N 113°27′04″W / 53.49972°N 113.45111°W / 53.49972; -113.45111Coordinates: 53°29′59″N 113°27′04″W / 53.49972°N 113.45111°W / 53.49972; -113.45111
Information
School type Secondary school
Founded 1969
School board Edmonton Public Schools
Principal Jennifer Allen
Grades 10-12
Enrollment (2017-2018)
1471 students[1]
Colour(s) Red, White, and Blue             
Mascot The Warrior
Team name Warriors
Website wpwagner.epsb.ca

W. P. Wagner is a high school in Southeast Edmonton with a student population of about 1471 for the 2017-2018 academic year. Its primary focus is science and technology. The school is named for William Phillip Wagner, a former Superintendent of Edmonton Public Schools.

Charity

The Wagner Leadership Class hosts a large charity event each year, which started in 2011 . Past events include the Bike-a-Thon and the Wagathon. The Wagathon is a charity event unique to Wagner where students sign up in teams of 8-12 and compete in a variety of activities throughout the evening. Activities in the past have included: Balloon Room, Wheel of Fate, Fingerpaint Pictionary, Peaceful Warrior, Mario Relay and many more. Everytime a team wins an event, they are awarded money toward a charity of their team's choice, which will be one of three provided by Wagner leadership.

Another annual event that is held is called the Wagner Market. The Market is a cross between a student run farmer's market and a carnival. Students are given the opportunity to sign up for booths to make a profit. Students booths may include: food items, selling items, selling arts or crafts, hosting a game, a car smash, obstacle courses, and lots more! The community is invited and it is a fun event for all - with 10% profit from each booth going toward a charity.

Wagner leadership does much more charity work. Services that have been done but are not limited to include volunteer work at various locations and charities around Edmonton, Helping Hampers, Terry Fox, Edmonton Food Bank and many more.

References

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