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Warren New Tech High School's Homecoming King and Queen, 2022.
Terrance Williams and Zhane' Talley.
Reminder: Join us Thursday from 6-7:30 at Warren County High School for a Town Hall meeting. Hear from Superintendent Sutton and tell us what you think about the district's plans for the future. We hope to see you there!
Five students from WNTHS received acceptance letters and were offered scholarships during The Infinite Scholars Program held on the campus of North Carolina Central University on Friday, October 7, 2022.
Problem Solver of the month, Tanajah Wallace, with her Mathematics teacher, Mrs. Waugh-Lewis.
🦅 🏈 🥁 Are you planning to attend our 40th Anniversary Homecoming Game 2pm Saturday at WCHS? Get your digital game tickets on your phone before you go! https://bit.ly/wchsticket. See ya' at the nest. GO EAGLES! 🦅 🏈 🥁
Aerospace-Based STEM Program
(Vance-Granville Community College)
Interested in a new, aerospace-based STEM program for students grades 8-12? Vance-Granville Community College is hosting an event October 15, 2022 from 9-10 AM at the VGCC Main Campus in building 7, room 7109. Parents are welcome!
Learn more about the program by reaching out to James Brown, Jr. at 252-738-3520 or brownj@vgcc.edu.
Youth Basketball League
(Warren County Parks and Recreation)
The youth basketball league is coming up soon for ages 6-17! Registration is from October 3rd -November 3rd.
Learn more about participating in or volunteering for the league at https://www.warrencountync.com/345/Parks-Recreation.
Today we honor Indigenous Peoples' Day. Local living history:
The name Haliwa-Saponi is derived from Halifax and Warren counties, which are the ancestral homelands of the Saponi People dating back to the early 18th Century. The Tribe consists of more than 4,060 Citizens.
Principal Green is addressing WNTHS parents during the Title 1 Parent Informational Night.
Attention all Juniors and Seniors!
Mrs. Duld's World History students learned about international influences on the Constitution with a foldable activity, and the structure of the document. They then began a small group project in which they are creating their own country and drafting a constitution for it.
In Economics & Personal Finance, the students analyzed the US Constitution and the powers and duties of Congress, and then did a WebQuest activity on the impacts of Congress on the economy.
The students in Mrs. Duld's American History class compared and contrasted the Articles of Confederation and the Constitution, then learned about the principles and structure of the document, and then did a gallery walk of the Bill of Rights.
Warren New Tech celebrated Constitution Day: English IV Class
Warren New Tech High School Juniors and Seniors attended their first College Fair of the school year. They had the opportunity to interact with representatives from over fifty Colleges and Universities.
We always enjoy seeing arts in action in our schools! We celebrated #ArtsInEducation this week and every week. MBES 1st graders drew Eagles. #WarrenSwagger #WarrenProud
Chania Kearney is celebrating Constitution Day!
Principal Green is celebrating Constitution Day with the students at Warren New Tech.
In Math 1. Freshmen Students were shown a presentation on how the constitution was formed, they were then engaged in making a tricorn hat that was worn by the founding fathers. The sophomores were engaged in making a flip book about the different branches of government as stipulated by the US constitution. More to come.
They had fun.
National Arts in Education Week:
During the week of September 11-17th the junior students participated in several activities to celebrate National Arts in Education Week. We made art, participated in dancing and spoken words. We would describe it as “fun”and “enjoying”. Below is a photo of our class collage.
Written by Lewis’ Joust Students