Winters Mill High School

Winters Mill High School is a high school in Westminster, Maryland, and it opened in August 2002.

Winters Mill High School is in the Carroll County Public Schools system. It is an academy high school designed for a functional capacity of 1,200 students. The mascot is the falcon, and the school colors are burgundy, white, and silver.

Read more about Winters Mill High School:  School History, Administration, Faculty, Mission Statement, Academy School, Advisory Program, Performing Arts, Student Government Association, Student Clubs and Organizations, Parent Involvement

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