
Join us for two exciting STEM events! Family STEM Night (March 19, 6–8 PM, Vance County Farmer's Market) celebrates National STEM Week with hands-on activities for all ages, presented by the NC Cooperative Extension. Then, don’t miss NC SciFest: Full STEAM Ahead (April 26, 10 AM–3 PM, 1547 S Campus Dr, Creedmoor), a fun-filled day of STEAM activities, educational programs, summer camps, and connections with local industry partners hiring now!



On February 28, Warren County High School hosted a powerful Black History Month program celebrating the rich heritage, achievements, and contributions of Black leaders, artists, and changemakers. Though brief, the program delivered a profound impact, featuring inspiring speeches from distinguished guests, including Melissa Elliott, the first African American and first female mayor of Henderson, North Carolina, and Ms. Edythe Thompson, a dedicated community activist. The event also included soul-stirring musical performances, with a moving psalmist rendition by Ms. Evelyn C. Couch and a heartfelt vocal performance by staff member Ms. Julia Foster, both of whom captivated the audience with their artistry.
The program was a collaborative effort led by Dr. William Purvis, Behavior Specialist for Warren County Schools, and Dr. Cynthia Simons, Principal of Warren County High School. Students and staff actively participated, further enriching the experience. Attendees also viewed a compelling video showcasing Rebuildcommunitiesnc.org, highlighting efforts to honor the past while inspiring future generations. The event served as a profound tribute to Black excellence, resilience, and cultural legacy.










📣🎯WCS CTE STUDENTS SHINE DURING CTE MONTH FB LIVE RADIO INTERVIEW: WCHS Sophomore Beatriz Madiera and WCMS 8th grader Amaris Yancey, joined by WCHS Career Development Coordinator Pamela Jordan, stopped by WARR 1520 Radio Station to chat with WCS Communications Director Heather Mallard via Facebook Live about CTE Month and current happenings. The students talked about CTE Courses they were taking and how CTE allows them to explore career opportunities while building their skillset. Ms. Jordan shared an overview of CTE, provided data on student industry credentials earned to date, and some activities that were of value during CTR Month. Featured in the photo from ledt to right are Mrs. Mallard, Amaris Yancey, Beatriz Madiera, and Ms. Jordan.


WCHS is delighted to host our annual CURRICULUM NIGHT/MEET THE TEACHER event on Tuesday, February 25th from 5pm-7pm. We will have information, giveaways, student work displays, and interactive fun for all!


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Would you prefer one long or two short spring breaks next year? There will be one school calendar for elementary and a second calendar for middle and high schools. There are two options for both calendars:
1️⃣ Option #1 has two shorter spring breaks: 5 days in March and 5-6 days in April.
2️⃣ Option #2 has one long spring break: 10-11 days in April.
View the calendars and tell us what you think: https://bit.ly/4hP4zZW


Warren County Schools will have another remote learning day for students and staff tomorrow, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2025, due to inclement weather. All buildings remain closed.
You can read student and teacher expectations for remote learning in our Inclement Weather Remote Learning Plan at www.warrenk12nc.org/RemoteLearning. Students have 5 days after they return to school to turn in their remote day assignments to be counted as present for the remote learning day.
We hope you all have a safe and warm Remote Learning Day on Thursday!


We invite all parents, guardians, and students to join us at our Curriculum Fair and Rising 9th Grade Open House on Tuesday, February 25, 2025.


Warren County Schools will have a remote learning day for students and staff on Wednesday, February 19, 2025, due to inclement weather. All buildings are closed.
You can read student and teacher expectations for remote learning in our Inclement Weather Remote Learning Plan at www.warrenk12nc.org/RemoteLearning. Students have 5 days after they return to school to turn in their remote day assignments to be counted as present for the remote learning day.
We hope you all have a safe and warm Remote Learning Day on Wednesday!


Attention WCHS Seniors: The Lifetouch Cap & Gown Portraits session scheduled for Wednesday, February 19 has been POSTPONED to a later date TBD due to pending inclement weather. We decided to be proactive and consider our seniors' safety and portrait planning efforts. We will keep you posted on the rescheduled session date.
Regarding Prom Tickets, if school is closed this week due to inclement weather, the Feb. 21st price deadline will be EXTENDED to the day of your return to campus.
The NCSECU "Reality of Money" financial literacy event scheduled for Friday, February 21st has been POSTPONED to a later date TBD due to pending inclement weather.

🦅🏀 The TRAC Conference Basketball Tournament tips off TODAY to decide who will play for the CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP TOMORROW!
WCHS will host this year's tournament. The format was edited due to the threat of inclement weather later this week. All championship games will be played on Tuesday at WCHS.
GO EAGLES! 🦅🏀


Warren County Schools will operate on a two-hour delay tomorrow, Wednesday, February 12, 2025, due to the threat of slippery roads.
Thank you for your continued support of Warren County Schools.


UPDATE - REMOTE LEARNING ALERT: Warren County Schools will have a remote learning day for students and staff today, February 11, 2025, due to inclement weather and the threat of slippery roads.
Review our Inclement Weather Remote Learning Plan: https://bit.ly/3WsNqwe.
Students have 5 days to turn in their assignments to count as their attendance today.
We hope you all have a safe and warm Remote Learning Day!


Warren County Schools will operate on a two-hour delay tomorrow, Tuesday, February 11, 2025, due to the threat of inclement weather.
Thank you for your continued support of Warren County Schools.


📣🎯📣🎯 FEBRUARY IS NATIONAL CTE MONTH! The WCHS CTE Department is excited to celebrate and showcase Career Technical Education during the entire month of February. Take a look at the student-focused activities that are planned inside and outside the classroom.


The WCHS Principal's List and Honor Roll Recognition Ceremonyfor the T2 grading period is scheduled for Wednesday, January 29, in the WCHS Theater. Session 1 for 9th and 10th graders starts at 11:00am, and Session 2 for 11th and 12th graders starts at 1:00pm. Students eligible to attend received an invitation. Students are allowed to bring ONE guest only. Doors will open 30 minutes prior to event start.


WCS INCLEMENT WEATHER NOTIFICATION FOR FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 2025:



Warren County Schools will have another remote learning day on Friday, January 24, 2025.
Twelve-month employees will report to work at 10:00 a.m.
After careful consideration and with safety as our top priority, we made this decision based on the latest road assessments from our Transportation, Maintenance, and Administrative teams. Significant snow and ice remain on secondary roads and in shaded areas, making travel unsafe for our buses and young drivers.
We hope warmer temperatures and sunshine over the weekend will improve road conditions for a normal school schedule next week.
Thank you for your understanding and support as we continue to prioritize the safety of our students, staff, and community. Please stay safe and warm!




WCS INCLEMENT WEATHER NOTIFICATION FOE THURSDAY, JANUARY 23:



Warren County Schools will have a remote learning day for all students and staff on Thursday, January 23, 2025, due to slippery conditions on secondary roads and around our schools. Buildings will be closed. All students should have paper packets or online work to complete. Learn more about student and teacher expectations in our Inclement Weather Remote Learning Plan: https://bit.ly/3WsNqwe
We hope you all have a safe and warm Remote Learning Day on Thursday!
