CTE Business Education Teacher, Wakisha Turrentine, shares a proud moment with future tech leaders—Microsoft Excel certified and ready for what’s next!
Show some ❤️ to our teachers for Teacher Appreciation Week! Who in Warren County Schools is your favorite teacher and why? #WarrenProud #WarrenFam #DubCnc #WarrenSwagger
2025 Spring Exam Schedule
High School English Teacher Position:
Provide instruction to high school students which will include different strategies to teach the subject of English language to students. Plan, organize and present instruction and instructional environments helping students learn subject matter and skills that contribute to their educational and social development. Prepare, administer, and grade tests, assignments, class work, and homework to evaluate students’ progress. REQ. Bachelor’s degree or foreign educational equivalent in Education and 2 years of experience in teaching English at the secondary grade school level. Must be licensed or eligible for licensure by the State of North Carolina, Board of Education. Email resumes to Caguilar@warrenk12nc.org or send resume via U.S. mail to Warren County Schools, ATTN: HR, 109 Cousin Lucy’s Lane, Warrenton, North Carolina 27589.
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Student Artist Recognized by U.S. Congressman:
We’re proud to announce that Payton Leah Terry, a 10th-grade student, was recognized by Congressman Donald G. Davis for her participation in the 2025 Congressional Art Competition.
On April 19, 2025, in Rocky Mount, NC, Payton received a Certificate of Special Congressional Recognition from the U.S. House of Representatives, acknowledging her artistic talent and dedication.
The certificate states:
"Be it known the First District of North Carolina bestows the Certificate of Special Congressional Recognition to Payton Leah Terry for your participation in the Congressional Art Competition."
Congratulations to Payton for representing our school and community with creativity and excellence!
🎵🥁 The Nest will be bangin' Saturday for the Battle of the Bands and Drumline Competiton! Doors open at 2pm. Show starts at 3pm in the Warren County High School gym. $10 admission. Free for ages 5 and under. There'll also be food trucks and vendors, so come out and plan for a good time! #DubCnc #WarrenFam #WarrenSwagger #WarrenProud #EaglePride Advance online tickets: https://bit.ly/423SsCI
NOTICE: The annual Warren County Title VI Indian Education Public Hearing will be on Monday, April 28, 2025, from 7 - 8 p.m. in the Haliwa-Saponi Multi-Purpose Building (Library). Everyone is welcome to attend.
WCHS SPARK NC LAB FUN!! Denayshia Alexander demonstrates a music learning module using the Makey Makey invention kit platform featured in the SPARK NC Technology Lab. Our Lab Facilitator, Ms. Sasha Harrison, helps Eagles explore STEM concepts in a fun, engaging way and earn credentials based on their mastery.
THE COUNTDOWN TO GRADUATION HAS BEGUN!! Plans are underway for the WCHS Class of 2025 Commencement Ceremony on Saturday, May 24 at 10:00am in the WCHS Gymnasium. Seniors will receive a Graduation Ceremony Manual soon and prepare for one of their most important milestones. Help celebrate Eagle Seniors during Senior Week by submitting a brief, 1-minute max, CONGRATS VIDEO CLIP using the Memento platform. You can congratulate the entire graduating class or a specific graduate.
DEADLINE TO SUBMIT YOUR VIDEO: WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16.
USE THIS LINK :
https://app.memento.com/wchs-class-of-2025-congrats-video/T4Lqv2x_l5/record
All after-school activities are canceled for today, Monday, March 31, 2025 due to the threat of severe weather.
🎓👨🎓👩🎓SENIOR CAP AND GOWN PORTRAITS..THE COUNTDOWN BEGINS!!
Nothing but smiles and misty eyes filled the theater today as WCHS Eagle Seniors took Cap and Gown portraits with the help of Lifetouch. This moment makes it real for Seniors as they start counting down the days leading up to graduation. #May24
🚌🚡2025 Department of Transportation (DOT) Career Fair! WCHS converged upon the 1st Annual DOT Career Fair for high school students at the McKimmon Center in Raleigh, NC, while getting a glimpse of campus life at NC State University. Accompanied by CTE Coordinator Odessa Perry and Career Develooment Coordinator Pamela Jordan, 52 Eagle Juniors and Seniors participated in an exploratory game involving netwokring chats with DOT professionals and hands-on use of technology they use at work. The event also hosted a DOT CDL virtual simulator allowing students to experience mobile equipment training. In exchange for discovery and enlightenment, students received career information and giveaways to take home. Our students enjoyed the experience and learned about scholarship and summer internship opportunities to drive post-secondary career planning. GO EAGLES!!
🚌🚡2025 Department of Transportation (DOT) Career Fair! WCHS converged upon the 1st Annual DOT Career Fair for high school students this week at the McKimmon Center in Raleigh, NC, while getting a glimpse of campus life at NC State University. 52 Eagle Juniors and Seniors participated in an exploratory game involving networking, chats with DOT professionals, and hands-on use of technology they use at work. The event also hosted a DOT CDL virtual simulator, allowing students to experience mobile equipment training. In exchange for discovery and enlightenment, students received career information and giveaways to take home. Our students enjoyed the experience and learned about scholarship and summer internship opportunities to drive post-secondary career planning. GO EAGLES!!
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
