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Facilities

Welcome to Facilities!

Our team makes sure all District buildings work well. We focus on keeping them comfortable, safe, and efficient. This gives the WSD community the best possible place to learn and work.. 

The WSD covers about 90 square miles. It is home to one early childhood center, 13 elementary schools, four middle schools, and four high schools. We also have centers for adaptive and alternative learning. Our team includes experts in maintenance, technology operations, and custodial services. They use the best methods to keep all these facilities running in top condition.

Stories & News

  • Newly paved asphalt covers a patch of road in the foreground, while a wooded area with power lines forms the background.

    While summer is in full swing, our facilities team is hard at work transforming spaces, updating critical infrastructure, and breathing new life into athletic and learning environments so that our students and staff return to an inspiring environment on day one.

  • The words Facilities, Finance, & Redistricting pictured in front of Holt High School, with a blue overlay

    Leaders in the WSD recently met for a Board of Education work session to discuss three important topics: the condition of school buildings, how to fund needed improvements, and how students are spread across schools throughout the District.

  • Wentzville School District Boundary News text over photos of each high school

    The District’s goal is to ensure that schools have sufficient space for all students, utilize every building effectively, create more efficient bus routes, and reduce travel times for students.

  • Linda Bagby in front of a WSD emblem logo

    The WSD Board of Education approved hiring Linda Bagby as the assistant director of maintenance. Bagby has served the WSD as the administrative assistant in the Maintenance Department for 14 years. 

  • A worker in a raised platform lift meticulously cleans the brick exterior of Wentzville Middle School. The lift positions them high against the wall, with a clear sky overhead. A road runs alongside the building, where a car is visible in the distance, and trees line the far side.

    As the school year wound down and students headed into summer break, the Wentzville School District’s facilities team ramped up for another season of transformation. From large-scale mechanical upgrades to restoration projects, crews worked tirelessly to ensure our schools are safe, efficient, and welcoming for the start of the 2025–26 school year.

Building Capacity

Wentzville School District 2025–26 Building Capacity Report. The graphic shows how full each school is compared to its maximum capacity. High schools: Holt 60%, Liberty 104%, North Point 86%, Timberland 86%. Middle schools: Frontier 90%, WMS 76%, North Point 69%, South 68%. Elementary schools: Boone Trail: 51%, Crossroads 97%, Discovery Ridge 63%, Duello 82%, Green Tree 87%, Heritage 80%, Journey 74%, Lakeview 75%, Peine Ridge 56%, Prairie View 82%, Stone Creek 65%, Wabash 86%