Warren County High School

Congratulations to Ms. Regalado and Ms. Aumentado for being selected to participate in the National Institute for Innovation in Manufacturing Biopharmaceuticals (NIIMBL) eXperience for Educators @ BTEC at NC State University this summer! 🎉🎉

This highly selective program brings together K–12 STEM educators from across North Carolina for an immersive, hands-on learning experience in biomanufacturing and biotechnology—fields that are shaping the future of medicine, vaccines, and advanced materials. Over two days, they will explore biomanufacturing fundamentals, including upstream and downstream processes, take part in a real-world industry site visit with biotech professionals, engage in hands-on classroom-ready lab activities, and gain curriculum resources aligned to standards.

"We are proud to see our teachers continuing to grow professionally and bring meaningful, real-world science experiences back to our students,” said Dr. Kato, WCHS Principal. “By bringing industry-relevant experiences into the classroom, we are preparing our scholars for future careers in high-demand STEM fields."

We all are extremely proud of Ms. Regalado and Ms. Aumentado!

We are proud to be recognized as a Financial Aid Champion by CFNC as it's a reflection of our deep commitment to supporting our students and families through every step of the college application and financial aid process.

Mrs. Taylor, Ms. Green, and Ms. Knapp work tirelessly to ensure that our Eagles have the guidance, resources, and confidence needed to pursue their postsecondary goals.

We remain dedicated to opening doors and removing barriers so every student has a clear path forward.

#WCHS #AllInWeWin #CFNC #FinancialAidChampion #WarrenProud #EaglePride

Reminder: Warren County Schools will operate on an early dismissal schedule on Thursday, April 2. The district will observe Easter Break from Friday, April 3 through Tuesday, April 7. Students will return to their regular schedules on Wednesday, April 8.

We wish our students, families, and staff a safe, restful, and well-deserved break.

#WarrenCountySchools #EasterBreak #SpringBreak #AllInWeWin

NC State University’s Science House Mobile STEM Lab visited our school to deliver an engaging, hands-on learning experience focused on the science of vaping. This impactful activity was coordinated by Mrs. Andrews and involved active participation from Ms. Aumentado’s and Ms. Harrison’s classes.

During the session, students explored common misconceptions about vaping, analyzed current research, and conducted hands-on investigations examining the effects of vape substances. The interactive format encouraged critical thinking, collaboration, and meaningful discussion, allowing students to connect scientific concepts to real-world health issues.

Ms. Marsha Sirkin, the program facilitator, shared positive feedback about the experience, stating, “I really enjoyed it and was thankful to get to work with your kiddos. They were so thoughtful and engaged.” Her reflection highlights the students’ enthusiasm and the success of the program in fostering curiosity and awareness.

Overall, the visit from the Science House provided a valuable STEM learning opportunity that not only deepened students’ scientific understanding but also promoted informed decision-making about health and wellness.

To every parent, guardian, and community member who joined us for Family Engagement Night: Thank you! Your presence spoke volumes.

Parent-Teacher conferences are so important. They give us the opportunity to align, to listen, and to build a shared vision for each child’s success. When families and educators come together, there’s no limit to what our students can achieve.

Recently, our Eagles Rock Envirothon Team took their talents to the Area IV Envirothon Competition, and made us proud every step of the way! 🦅

Hosted by the Johnson and Vance Soil & Water Districts at Owens Recreational Park in Louisburg, this hands-on competition challenged students across five key areas: aquatics, forestry, soils/land use, wildlife, and current environmental issues. 🌎

Shout out to our incredible students—Emily Martin, Logan Martin, Montashia Eaton, and Jenise Davis—for representing Warren County with knowledge, teamwork, and determination! 👏🏾

Special thanks to Dr. Laikhe Jones and Ms. Odessa Perry for supporting and guiding our students throughout the experience.

We love to see our Eagles learning, leading, and making an impact! 🦅

#WCHS #Envirothon #WarrenProud #CTE

Special thanks to Dr. Edward Bell for sharing inspirational words with the WCHS Community!

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#EaglePride
#AllInWeWin