Join us for a Job Fair in the Cafetorium at Warren G. Harding High School on Tuesday, February 5th from 5-7pm.
Immediate Job Opportunities are available for Food Service, Maintenance, Transportation, Noon Aides/Crossing Guards, and Substitute Teachers.
Applications will be available at the Job Fair.
For more information, call 330-841-2321 x7106.
Warren G. Harding High School is hosting a family information night on Thursday, January 17, 2019.
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Congratulations to 5th-grader Maxwell Milton who placed first in his category at the annual Challenge 24 math competition.
Milton is a student at Lincoln PK-8 School. He was among the more than 180 students from across Trumbull County who participated in this year’s event.
The competition tests the math skills of students in grades 4 through 8. Categories are by grade level: 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th/8th.
The students look at cards containing four numbers of any combination of 1 to 9, and then use addition, subtraction, multiplication and division to come up with the final number of 24.
Competitors may use each number on the card only once. Four students at each table compete to win the highest number of cards by the end of each round. The first student to come up with an answer taps the table and recites the steps he or she took to arrive at the number 24.
There are penalties for students giving incorrect answers.
Sponsors were the Tribune Chronicle, Trumbull County Educational Service Center and Cortland Bank. The event was at Warren G. Harding High School.
Warren City Schools has continued putting the district’s Social and Emotional Learning 
efforts into action.
District leaders continued to develop their knowledge and action around Equity and SEL with a session for all members of the District Leadership Team. Teachers and administrators from all buildings were involved in the Oct. 3 session that highlighted different aspects of Equity and Privilege. In the near future, the Warren District Leadership Team will lead in the education and advancement of Equity issues in the school district, making this important topic a bi-partisan effort.
District efforts continued with an interactive roundtable at Warren G. Harding High School where teacher/administrative leaders led small student groups in discussions around hopes/fears – discovering student voice at all grade levels. Every staff member and student participated. Later, roundtable staff leaders and select students, facilitated by CASEL (Collaborative for Academic, Social and Emotional Learning) Consultant Linda Lantieri and building administrators discussed the process. As a result of that conversation, the group decided that the students would advise the staff on the next steps of the monthly roundtable process.
Three Warren G. Harding Seniors have been awarded the Tribune Chronicle’s 2018 20 Under 20 Award. This award recognizes 20 young adults under the age of 20 who have contributed to their community while maintaining good grades and participating extracurricular activities. Congratulations to Katie McBane, Alexander Payiavlas, and Lydia Walls. The trio will be honored at a banquet in December hosted by the Tribune Chronicle this December.
A photo taken by Mrs. Amy Engster inspired WGH’s entry into the Ohio Department of Transportation’s Paint a Plow Initiative. Art teacher Mr. John Johnson walks by the photo of students at a football game that hangs in the school’s library almost daily. When thinking of the theme that his students and he wanted to present on the plow, Warren G.=Family, Mr. Johnson’s mind kept going back to that picture. With the picture in mind, Mr. Johnson and his students came up with the design for the plow and then spent the week designing and painting. Congratulations to Mr. Johnson and his students for their amazing work and Thank You to Mrs. Engster for the inspiration.
The picture that inspired the plow’s design:
Pictured below are students from Mr. Johnson’s Art Classes working on the Plow.
Congratulations to the Warren G. Harding Homecoming Court of 2018:
Queen Sidney Davis – Sidney is the president of Student Council and Tic Tac. She is planning to go to college to major in Broadcasting and minor in dance.
King Trent Murphy – Trent is part of the pep club, soccer team and academic achievers. He is planning to go to college at Youngstown State University..
Senior Court
Aliyah Greathouse is part of Academic Achievers. She plans on going to college and majoring in Anesthesiology.
Jalyce Whitacker participates in Key Club, HPAC, Matching Band, Northmar Youth Group, TIC TAC, Upward Bound and National Honor Society. Her future plans include attending the Akron University to major in nursing.
Arayla Patterson participates in National Honors Society, French Club, Cheerleading and is a majorette. She plans to attend law school and minor in French.
Maurice Paige is a member of the Madrigals. His future plans include attending either Akron or Cleveland State and majoring in Information Technology and Business Management.
Junior Court
Bryesha Woods is a member of the cheerleading squad, basketball team, and track.
D’muntice Owens is a member of the varsity basketball team.
Sophomore Court
Madalyn Pasek is a member of the swim team, track team and the choir.
Sam Waldman is a member of the football team.
Freshmen Court
Jade Allen participates in volleyball, softball, track and student council.
Tyler Elwood is a member of the marching band and robotics.
Congratulations to all of our 2018 WGH Raider Homecoming Court. You are excellent representatives of Warren G. Harding HS and we are proud of you!
Warren G. Harding High School invites you to Parent-Teacher conferences on November 7 and 8, 2018 from 4:00 PM through 7:00 PM.
Click HERE to sign up to meet with your student’s teachers.
Warren G. Harding’s College and Career Fair will be held in the cafetorium on Wednesday, October 17, 2018 from 5:00-7:00. Please join us and start planning your future!
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The Warren Harding Aquatics Team will be hosting Red Cross Learn-to-Swim classes this Fall/Winter:
FALL 1: September 17 – October 11
FALL 2: October 18 – November 15
FALL 3: November 26 – December 20
WINTER 1: January 2 – January 31
WINTER 2: January 28 – February 21
Classes meet twice a week (Mon & Wed or Tue & Thu) for 4 weeks from 5:00-5:45 or 5:45-6:30 depending upon the swimmer’s age and ability.
Registration is open to all children ages 3-13 who are interested, regardless of which school he/she attends. Students can be registered at the Warren G. Harding High School Pool between 5 and 6:30pm, September 10th-13th.
For more information:
Steve Lukco, Warren Harding Aquatics Team: (330) 369-4868 or (330) 501-3241, steve.lukco@neomin.org or zzrufus1@gmail.com
Jay Rosenthal, Red Cross: (330) 392-2551, jay.rosenthal@redcross.org
