Waterford District High School

Waterford District High School is a public high school in Waterford, Ontario, Canada. The school has numerous sports teams that are collectively called the Wolves. It is the northernmost school in Norfolk County.The high school was opened in August 1892, the enrollment at the time was 58 students. WDHS's team name was once the "Redmen"SummaryFootballIn 2008 the Waterford Wolves' football team finished their regular season 5-2 third place in the standings and home field for the quarter finals against Port Dover Lakers. The Wolves defeated the Lakers to continue into the semi-finals against McKinnon Park Blue Devils; the second team to defeat them in the regular season. In the semi-finals, WDHS won the game 17-7 to move on to the finals against The Delhi Raiders who defeated The Wolves in the regular season. On November 22, 2008, the Waterford Wolves defeated the Raiders 30 - 16 to become the Haldimand - Norfolk Champions. The Waterford Wolves had a perfect season in the 2010-2011 academic year with an all over score 9-0; making them the Haldimand - Norfolk Champions.Fair DayEach year, at the Norfolk County Fair, the students of Waterford District High School compete with other local high schools in events like tug-o-war, cheerleading and road racing. Each school fills a separate area of the stands and is judged on spirit and decorations.Grade 9 DayGrade 9 day at Waterford District High School has been a tradition for many years. The grade 9 students team up with the senior students and they have an activity day. Although the day used to consist of hazing instead of fun, the school has put an end to the hazing of grade 9 day. Students from grade 9 and grade 12 students get to bond and know one another.