WSC Foundation & Alumni Association

The State of the City Address took place today, featuring presentations from several local leaders, including Anna Nelson, Director of Williston Economic Development; Dr. Germundson, Superintendent of Williston Public School District 7; Joe Barsh, Executive Director of Williston Parks and Recreation District; City Commissioner Brad Beckedahl; and Mayor Howard Klug.

There are many incredible developments occurring in Williston, and I am so proud to be a part of this community.

Congratulations!!

All-Conference: Ashton Sweet, Dylan Klossner, Cameron Fenn, Nick Shrider, Grant Nekuza

Pitcher of the year: Collin Cobb

Coach of the Year: Mason Przybilla

A HUGE congratulations to the Tetons Baseball team! You played hard and never gave up!!

Come to Rabon Field tonight at 7:00!!!!

Teton Fans! WE NEED YOU! 7:00 tonight! Rabon Field! Tetons take on DCTC in the Winner game of the Region 13 Tournament!

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Get your trailer raffle tickets asap!!

Congratulations to the WSC Tetons Baseball team! You guys have sure made us proud this season!!

2026 MonDak Conference Champions!

Great things happening at WSC!!

Superintendent Dr. Germundson attended today’s press conference at Williston State College announcing the next two components of the Degree Bridge Program.

He is pictured with Dr. Steve Shirley, President of Minot State University, Dr. Alan Burgad, Interim President of Valley City State University, and Dr. Bernell Hirning, President of Williston State College.

Through this partnership, Minot State University will bring five bachelor completion programs to WSC, including Addiction Studies and Psychology. Valley City State University will offer six bachelor completion programs in Elementary Education right here in Williston.

For WBSD7, this continued collaboration expands access to postsecondary pathways and creates more opportunities to pursue bachelor’s degrees close to home. It supports our efforts to grow our own educators by helping both our students and current staff, including paraprofessionals, earn degrees in a way that works with their schedules as we compete for teachers statewide and nationally.

In addition, programs like Addiction Studies and Psychology help address the growing need for professionals in mental health and substance abuse services, which are critical to supporting students, families, and the broader community.

This work strengthens the connection between our schools and local higher education, supporting student success from K-12 through college and career.

For more information: https://willistonstate.edu/admissions/Degree-Bridge-Programs/