The Winters Joint Unified School District serves approximately 1630 students in the city of Winters and surrounding unincorporated areas of Yolo and Solano counties.  The District currently operates a state preschool program, Waggoner Elementary School (K-3), Shirley Rominger Intermediate School (4-5), Winters Middle School (6-8), Winters High School (9-12), and Wolfskill Continuation High School. 

The School District also enjoys a strong, positive working relationship with surrounding public entities in an effort to maximize resources and provide the best educational environment for its students.  This is evidenced by the construction of a new swimming pool in partnership with the City of Winters that opened in 2007 and a new library that was a joint venture with the City of Winters, Yolo County, and the School District and opened in November 2009. 

The District employs approximately 91 high qualified certificated staff, 10 Pupil Services, 6 administrators, 82 classified staff, 7 supervisory/confidential employees, a chief business officer, and a superintendent.  Using the interest-based approach, employee groups and the District have a positive working relationship.  The student population is approximately 49% Hispanic, 48% Caucasian, 3% other include Asian and African American. 

The District offers a variety of resources to aid the teaching staff in reaching the goal of quality education for every students.  Resources include psychologists, counselors, nurses, special education teachers, and resource specialists.  The District receives state and federal funding for a number of programs including Economic Impact aid, IASA, and Title I.  There are also excellent programs in visual/performing arts and athletics complement core academic offerings.  The Winters community has a rich history of involvement in its schools, enthusiastically supporting a wide variety of co-curricular activities for its children.  The District welcomes parent involvement with parental participation high at all grade levels.