Warren Early College High School

🎓 The Moment Has Arrived! 🎓 Tonight, we proudly celebrate the Warren Early College High School Class of 2025 as they receive their high school diplomas! This remarkable group of scholars has shown resilience, dedication, and excellence every step of the way. 📍 Location: Warren County Middle School 🕕 Time: 6:00 PM (Doors close at 5:55 PM for the processional) 🎟️ No ticket required for entry 📺 Can’t make it in person? Watch the ceremony LIVE: https://www.warrenk12nc.org/live

about 6 hours ago, Shena Judkins

At Warren Early College High School, every scholar is required to complete a minimum of 50 hours of service learning as part of their graduation requirements. This initiative encourages scholars to give back to their communities through meaningful volunteer work. However, some scholars go above and beyond, dedicating 100 or more hours to service. These scholars exemplify compassion, leadership, and a deep commitment to making a positive impact. 🖤 In recognition of their extraordinary dedication, these students will wear a black honor cord at graduation. 👏 Let’s celebrate these servant-leaders for their generosity, heart, and commitment to community!

4 days ago, Shena Judkins

We are proud to recognize the academic excellence and leadership of our seniors who have been inducted into Phi Theta Kappa (PTK)—the official honor society for students pursuing associate degrees at Vance-Granville Community College. PTK members are selected for their commitment to: 🌟 Academic excellence 🤝 Leadership and service 🧠 Intellectual and personal growth To qualify for this prestigious honor, students must: ✅ Be enrolled in a regionally accredited associate degree program ✅ Have completed at least 12 hours of degree coursework ✅ Maintain a GPA of 3.5 or higher 🎓 Inducted members will proudly wear an orange honor cord at graduation as a symbol of their scholarship and leadership. 👏 Join us in celebrating these scholars for their outstanding achievement and dedication!

4 days ago, Shena Judkins

We proudly present our highest level of academic recognition through the Latin Honor System—Summa Cum Laude, meaning “with highest honor.” This prestigious distinction is awarded to seniors who have earned a weighted GPA of 3.8 or higher as of the first 8 weeks of the spring semester in their final year. 💛 These exceptional scholars will wear a double gold honor cord at graduation, representing their unwavering dedication, excellence, and academic achievement at the highest level. 👏 Let’s give a standing ovation to these top-tier scholars!

4 days ago, Shena Judkins

Continuing our recognition of academic excellence through the Latin Honor System, we proudly celebrate scholars who have earned the distinction of Magna Cum Laude, meaning “with great honor.” This honor is awarded to seniors with a weighted GPA between 3.5 and 3.79 as of the first 8 weeks of their final spring semester. 💜 These accomplished scholars will wear a purple honor cord at graduation to signify their strong academic performance and commitment to excellence. 👏 Help us celebrate these students for their outstanding achievements!

4 days ago, Shena Judkins

Warren County Schools proudly uses the Latin Honor System to recognize seniors whose academic performance exceeds high standards of excellence. The first level of distinction is Cum Laude, meaning “with honor.” This recognition is awarded to scholars who have earned a weighted GPA between 3.2 and 3.499 as of the first 8 weeks of the spring semester of their final year. 🎓 Seniors earning this distinction will wear a green honor cord at graduation to celebrate their consistent dedication to academic success. 👏 Join us in applauding these scholars for their hard work and honorable achievement!

4 days ago, Shena Judkins

Each summer, some of North Carolina’s most gifted and motivated students are selected to attend the prestigious North Carolina Governor’s School—a four-week residential program that brings together the best and brightest scholars, artists, and innovators from across the state. This highly competitive program allows students to: 🧠 Explore advanced topics in their chosen academic or artistic discipline 🗣️ Engage in thoughtful dialogue around society, philosophy, and self-awareness 🤝 Connect with peers who share their passion for learning and leadership Seniors who have participated in this transformative experience will proudly wear a blue and gold honor cord at graduation.

4 days ago, Shena Judkins

At Warren Early College High School, scholars are given a unique opportunity to earn a high school diploma and a two-year associate's degree over the course of five years through a partnership with Vance-Granville Community College. This honor recognizes our dedicated 5th-year scholars who have: ✅ Completed all high school graduation requirements ✅ Fulfilled the requirements for a VGCC associate degree To celebrate this incredible milestone, these graduates will wear a light blue honor cord at commencement. 🎉 Let’s recognize these scholars for their perseverance, commitment, and academic success!

4 days ago, Shena Judkins

At Warren Early College High School, scholars are enrolled in a five-year program designed to earn both a high school diploma and an associate's degree. However, a select group of exceptional students has completed both in just four years—a truly remarkable achievement! These dedicated scholars have: ✅ Met all high school graduation requirements ✅ Fulfilled all associate degree requirements through Vance-Granville Community College To honor this outstanding accomplishment, these seniors will wear a white honor cord during graduation.

4 days ago, Shena Judkins

We proudly celebrate our seniors who have earned a silver honor cord for being recognized as North Carolina Academic Scholars—one of the most rigorous academic honors a high school student can achieve. This prestigious distinction, awarded by the State of North Carolina, is given to students who: ✅ Earn an unweighted cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher ✅ Successfully complete all requirements for a North Carolina high school diploma Graduates who meet these criteria will wear a silver honor cord at commencement and receive a seal of recognition on their high school diploma.

4 days ago, Shena Judkins

Warren Early College High School proudly recognizes the seniors who have earned a red honor cord for receiving the College/UNC Endorsement, an honor awarded by the State of North Carolina. This endorsement highlights scholars who are well-prepared for admission to a University of North Carolina system school and have demonstrated academic readiness through the following achievements: ✅ Completed 4 mathematics courses ✅ Completed 3 science courses ✅ Completed U.S. History or an equivalent ✅ Completed 2 units of a world language ✅ Maintained a weighted GPA of 2.5 or higher ✅ Met college readiness benchmarks—22+ in Reading on the ACT or 480+ on the SAT These seniors will proudly wear a red cord at graduation and receive a special diploma seal in recognition of this impressive achievement.

4 days ago, Shena Judkins

We’re excited to celebrate our seniors who have earned the navy blue honor cord for receiving the College Endorsement Honor—a distinction recognized by the State of North Carolina. This endorsement signifies that a scholar is college-ready and has successfully completed: ✅ North Carolina’s Future-Ready Core math sequence (Math I, II, III, and a fourth-level math) ✅ An unweighted GPA of 2.6 or higher ✅ A college readiness benchmark score—22+ in Reading on the ACT or 480+ on the SAT These seniors will wear their navy blue cords with pride at graduation and receive a special seal of recognition on their high school diplomas. 🎓

4 days ago, Shena Judkins

Warren Early College High School is proud to recognize our seniors who have earned the Royal Blue Honor Cord for their induction into The National Beta Club—a prestigious academic honor society. The Beta Club is committed to promoting academic excellence, character, service, and leadership. To be eligible, scholars must maintain a weighted GPA of 3.5 or higher and exemplify the values of service and integrity. 🎉 Seniors who met these high standards will proudly wear the royal blue cord at graduation and receive a special seal on their high school diploma.

4 days ago, Shena Judkins