Mr. Edney's Biology students dissect a squid. They also have plans to dissect a frog as they study Ecosystems, Energy Transfer, Carbon Cycles and Vertebrates.
Attention Parents: There will be a 9th Grade High School Registration Meeting for parents on Tuesday, March 3rd 2020 The meeting will be held at Warren County Middle School at 6:30 pm in the Multipurpose Room. The purpose of this meeting is to provide information on each of the Warren County’s High Schools and explain the process of selecting the high school that their students would like to attend as 9th graders.
Warren County School’s Central Office Staff, High School Principals and Counselors will be present to provide information and answer questions. This meeting is designed to help parents and students obtain as much information as possible and fully understand their options before making their high school selection.
If you have questions or need additional information, please feel free to call Ernie Conner at the Warren County Schools Central Office at 252-257-3184.
The ACT will be administered to all Juniors on Tuesday, February 25. The test is mandatory. It is imperative that all juniors are in attendance. Please see Dr. Lewis if you have any questions or concerns.
Danielle Lewis shows love for her teacher Ms. Herod on Valentine's Day
Faith Evans appreciates Mr. Green for not only being her Principal but her caregiver as well.
WCHS students had an opportunity to win prizes by spinning the wheel and signing up to receive more information about becoming a model or actor/actress during lunch today. Thank You John Casablancas Center.
Ryezael Perry an 11th grade Engineering & Construction Academy student at WCHS expressed interest in NCTAP. He has completed his first step by visiting Superior Tooling located in Wake Forest, NC. Perry is looking forward to learning new skills through our partnership with NCTAP.
The Warren County School District is considering moving to one school calendar for all schools within the district beginning with the 2020-21 school year. Your input is needed to assist the district in making a decision on which calendar is preferred by the students, parents, staff, and stakeholders. Please click on the link below and complete a short, 3 question survey regarding calendar options.
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Students in the Engineering and Construction Academy had an opportunity to meet with Michael Taylor and one of his apprentice from Buhler to inform them about career opportunities with the North Carolina Triangle Apprenticeship Program.
Food Lion partners with Warren County’s Career and Technical Education department to provide food during their test training. This was to promote Food Lion’s new catering service and to introduce new food choices.
It's that time of the year again..TESTING. We will begin our 1st semester EOC/NCFE/CTE testing on Mon. Dec. 16, 2019 - Dec. 20, 2019.
Mon. Dec.16th - 1st period
Tues. Dec.17th - 2nd period
Wed. Dec.18th - 3rd period
Thurs. Dec.19th - 4th period
Fri. Dec. 20th - Make-ups
Students in Mrs. Lee-Easter’s business classes present their career plans and goals to their classmates.
WCHS National Honor Society students visited Magnolia Gardens Nursing Home on Nov. 26th to spread holiday cheer and Thanksgiving with residents. Students extended the NHS core value of service by playing bingo with residents and distributing toiletries bags. Kudos, WCHS NHS!
WCHS DECA members get a we-fie as they prepare to shoot a promotional video for the 2nd Annual Pop-up Holiday Biz-aar on Saturday, Nov. 23 from 10am-2pm in the WCHS Gym.
Principal Green and Science Teacher Bryan Edney passes out treats to all students as they leave school to thank them for a job well done this week.
These Freshman Math students are fiercely competitive but also helpful in coaching one another while doing a Quizziz online competitive activity. #engagement
WCHS BUSINESS ACADEMY student Bradford Harris attend an Executive Business Leadership meeting held at Research Triangle Foundation Headquarters with Warren County’s Economic Development Director Stacy Woodhouse.
Mr. Bobbitt’s Intro to Heavy Equipment class takes time to beautify our school campus.
Mr. Green spreads some joy and laughter for a job well done during homecoming week and awards staff with a treat as he promotes continued success among students and staff.
Mrs. Valeria Rodriquez WCHS spanish teacher and her students celebrate The Day of the Dead.
