The first year of this community funding was contributed by WHS Class of 2006.  Unfortunately, this past year found no funds for this site and we're needing to raise $500 for the 2008-2009 school year.

Please consider making a donation to this web site to cover the annual administrative costs. These donations are not associated with Willingboro schools and are only for the administration of this web site.

If you would like. you may also send a donation by mail.

"The Levittowners", a book subtitled "Ways of Life and Politics in a New Suburban Community" is all about the new Willingboro that started in 1955 as "Levittown".

If you have an interest in volunteering as a site administrator of the Willingboro alumni web site, please let us know.

It's currently unclear where the funding for the 2008-2009 school year will come from.  The Class of 2006 was able to bring the site alive, but we may need your help.  We'll keep you posted.  If you have any suggestions, care to make a donation, or want to advertise your service/business, let us know.

Valedictorian Catie Van Sciver stood before her classmates at Willingboro High School and encouraged them to be dreamers.

“Our dreams may ultimately change as we grow older and mature, but they will never dissipate,” she said.

Van Sciver clutched her cap and fought through wind and rain to finish her speech before a packed crowd at the Carl Lewis Stadium ...

WHS was opened in 1975 as a response to the overcrowded student population at the then only high school in Willingboro, John F. Kennedy. Residents were having a difficult time in deciding what to call the new Willingboro high school. It was decided that the only appropriate name would be what the school is called today, "Willingboro Township High School." The school colors are

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