REMINDER: Warren County Schools will be closed for students on Wednesday, August 19 for Convocation.

🧪🔬 Learning in Action at WECHS!
Scholars in Mrs. Eaton’s Chemistry Honors class put their measurement skills to the test during a hands-on lab! At each station, scholars used a different scientific instrument to read and record measurements.
After a brief lesson and some helpful notes from Mrs. Eaton, scholars returned to the stations to retake their measurements—applying what they had just learned and checking their accuracy. 🎯
Learn it. Apply it. Improve it. That’s what learning looks like at WECHS! 🧪









We are proud to announce that Mr. Juan Moguel has been named the Warren Early College High School 2026–2027 Teacher of the Year! 🎉👏
Mr. Moguel’s dedication to our scholars, commitment to excellence, and genuine passion for teaching make a difference at WECHS every single day. He challenges our scholars, supports their growth, and consistently goes above and beyond for our school community.
Mr. Moguel, this honor is well-deserved, and we are so proud to have you representing WECHS! 🌟
Help us show our Teacher of the Year some WECHS love! 💙💚👏

This summer, Senior Scholar Jeremiahe Kearney had the incredible opportunity to attend the Jon Scheyer Duke Men’s Basketball Camp at Duke University! 🏀
Jeremiahe spent time developing his skills, learning from experienced coaches, competing with other athletes, and experiencing basketball on a collegiate campus.
We are incredibly thankful to Duke University for providing Jeremiahe with this opportunity and exposure. Experiences like these allow our scholars to learn, grow, dream bigger, and see themselves in spaces beyond the classroom. 🌟
Way to represent WCS, Jeremiahe! We are proud of you! 💙




This prestigious honor is awarded to schools that demonstrate a commitment to academic excellence, leadership, service, and character while achieving significant growth in their National Beta membership. This year, our Beta Club grew by an incredible 10%!
Congratulations to Mrs. Bender, our amazing Beta scholars, sponsors, and school community for this outstanding achievement. Your dedication continues to make WECHS shine!

Get ready for a successful school year at Warren Early College High School! Students and families are encouraged to review the school supply list and purchase the required materials before the first day of school.
📅 Open House: August 6
📅 First Day of School: August 10












📚➕ We're Hiring a Math Teacher! ➕
Do you believe great teachers change lives? So do we.
Warren Early College High School is looking for an outstanding Math Teacher to join our amazing team! If you're passionate about building strong relationships, inspiring scholars, and preparing them for success in college and beyond, we'd love to meet you.
At WECHS, you'll be part of a collaborative school community where innovation, high expectations, and scholar success are at the heart of everything we do.
📍 Apply today:
https://warrenk12nc.schoolspring.com/
Please help us spread the word by liking, sharing, and tagging an amazing math educator! 💚

Warren Early College High School is proud to announce our 2026 Commencement Speaker, Ms. Crystal Smith, County Manager of Warren County.
Ms. Smith is a dedicated leader and advocate for our community, and we are honored to have her share words of inspiration with our graduating scholars as they prepare to take the next step in their journeys.
📅 Class of 2026 Graduation Ceremony
🗓 Friday, May 22, 2026
⏰ 6:00 PM
📍 Warren County Middle School Gymnasium
We look forward to celebrating the Class of 2026 and welcoming Ms. Smith to this special occasion! 🎉🎓

Our scholars will be walking the stage to receive their Associate’s degrees—an amazing accomplishment that reflects years of hard work, dedication, and perseverance.
We are beyond proud of each of them and can’t wait to cheer them on as they cross that stage and begin their next chapter. The future is bright! ✨💙 #WECHSPride


At Warren Early College High School, students are required to complete a minimum of 50 hours of service learning as a graduation requirement, providing scholars the opportunity to give back to their community through volunteer work.
Some of our scholars go above and beyond, far exceeding the required hours. We proudly recognize those who have completed 100 or more service learning hours.
These scholars will receive a black honor cord to wear at graduation in recognition of their dedication to service.
🎉 Congratulations to our scholars! 🎉


The Associate in Arts Honor recognizes scholars who have successfully completed at least 60 college credits in the Associate in Arts program and have earned both their associate degree and high school diploma within four years.
Students receiving this distinction will wear a navy blue and white honor cord to represent this outstanding achievement.
🎉 Congratulations to our scholars! 🎉

Our highest level of Latin Honors, Summa Cum Laude, meaning “with highest honor,” is awarded to students who have earned a weighted GPA of 3.8 or higher.
Recipients of this distinction will receive a gold honor cord to wear at graduation.
🎉 Congratulations to our scholars! 🎉


The distinction of Magna Cum Laude, meaning “with great honor,” is awarded to students who have earned a weighted GPA between 3.5 and 3.79.
Recipients of this honor will receive a purple honor cord to wear at graduation.
🎉 Congratulations to our scholars! 🎉

The distinction of Cum Laude, meaning “with honor,” is awarded to students who have earned a weighted GPA between 3.2 and 3.499.
Recipients of this honor will receive an orange honor cord to wear at graduation.
🎉 Congratulations to our scholars! 🎉

Each summer, some of North Carolina’s most gifted and highly motivated students are selected to attend the North Carolina Governor’s School, a prestigious four-week residential program that brings together top scholars, artists, and thinkers from across the state.
This competitive honor provides students with the opportunity to explore advanced topics in their chosen discipline during the summer before their senior year.
Governor’s School attendees are recognized with a blue and gold honor cord, provided by the North Carolina Governor’s School Association, to wear at graduation.
🎉 Congratulations to our scholars! 🎉

The North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics (NCSSM) Connect Scholar distinction is awarded to North Carolina public high school students who successfully complete at least two honors-level or Advanced Placement courses through the NCSSM Connect program while earning a grade of C or higher.
This accomplishment reflects academic dedication, perseverance, and a commitment to engaging in rigorous coursework beyond the traditional high school setting.
In recognition of this achievement, students will receive a certificate and medallion provided by the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics.
🎉 Congratulations to our scholars! 🎉

This honor recognizes students for their academic achievement, leadership potential, and commitment to excellence. It encourages members to pursue leadership, service, scholarship, and future career opportunities while connecting with a network of high-achieving students across the country.
This distinction is voluntary. Eligible students receive an invitation directly from the organization and may choose to join by paying a membership fee or through a financial scholarship provided by the organization.
Members of NSHSS are represented by a gold honor cord, provided by the organization.
🎉 Congratulations to our scholars! 🎉

The Civics Distinction honor recognizes scholars who have earned the Citizenship Proficiency Endorsement, a distinction endorsed by the State of North Carolina.
This voluntary honor challenges students to demonstrate their knowledge of U.S. civics through an oral assessment.
Scholars who meet these requirements will receive a red, white, and blue honor cord to wear at graduation, along with a seal of recognition on their high school diploma.
🎉 Congratulations to our scholars! 🎉


The NC Academic Scholar honor, endorsed by the State of North Carolina, is one of the most rigorous academic distinctions a student can achieve.
To receive this honor, students must:
• Successfully complete all requirements for a North Carolina high school diploma
• Maintain an UNWEIGHTED cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher
Recipients will be awarded a silver honor cord to wear at graduation, along with a seal of recognition on their high school diploma.
🎉 Congratulations to our scholars! 🎉

