The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Any Given Child Initiative in Warren City Schools introduces students to art experiences and art-based learning designed to help them use their creativity to discover themselves and make meaningful connections with others. Warren is the smallest of the 25 school districts selected nationwide by the Kennedy Center and the only one in Ohio. Students involved in the program share their thoughts on the integrated arts initiative in this video produced by Jim Fogarty of 2 Ticks & The Dog Productions that was shared at an April 10, 2018, news conference.
Burlington Stores Inc., through its partnership with AdoptAClassroom.org, is donating $10,000 to Warren City School District’s Willard PK-8 School in celebration of its new store at Howland Commons.
Representatives from Burlington Stores presented the check to Willard Principal Michelle Chiaro during an assembly on Tuesday, March 20, 2018, at the school at 2020 Willard Ave. SE, Warren.
A representative from AdoptAClassroom.org contacted school administrators and helped secure the donation, which will provide instructional supplies for each teacher’s classroom.
“On behalf of the Warren City School District, I would like to thank Burlington and AdoptAClassroom.org for adopting our entire school,” Chiaro said. “Our teachers at Willard PK-8 look forward to using the funds to enhance learning in our school and in their classrooms. We are thankful to Burlington and AdoptAClassroom.org for their support of our students and the educational mission at Willard.”
Burlington, in partnership with AdoptAClassroom.org, makes a donation to a local school in each grand opening market to celebrate the new store location. The Burlington store at Howland Commons, Niles Cortland Road SE, Howland, is scheduled to open Wednesday, March 21.
The Warren G. Harding H.S. Band would like to congratulate seniors Tavish Burd and Eric Thompson who performed in the Ohio Music Education Association’s All-State groups this past weekend in Columbus!
On Saturday, November 18th, 19 students from all five WCS
buildings participated in the Ohio Music Educators Association
District 5 Honors Band event held at Stambaugh Auditorium.
These students were selected by their band director to
represent Warren City Schools as part of the Middle School
Honors Band and High School Honors Band. Congratulations
on an outstanding performance!
Willard K-8
Sabrina Torres-Feeney, director
Collin Criss, percussion
Jefferson K-8
Jessica Turner, director
Amaria Bercheni, alto saxophone
Michael Peace, baritone
McGuffy K-8
Kevin Kifer, director
Erina Ramsey, french horn
Kaliyah Ringold, percussion
Lincoln K-8
Daniel Carioti, director
Ean Dodge, tenor saxophone
Jacob Tatebe, alto saxophone
Xander Blose, trumpet
Trenten Miranda, trombone
Ethan Dodge, baritone
Tyler Elwood, tuba
Warren G. Harding HS
Reid Young, director
Heather Sirney, assistant director
Kevin Kifer, assistant director
India Stovell, oboe
Cara Annandono, alto saxophone
Brandon Brown, baritone sax
Lydia Walls, french horn
Thomas Malacky, trombone
Tavish Burd, trombone
Giovanni Orr, tuba
Jordan Ringold, percussion
The Raider Pantry is accepting donations of nonperishable food items and hygiene products on school days between 9:00 AM and 2:00 PM. You can drop donations off at the main security entrance at Warren G. Harding.
On Tuesday, October 10, at Warren G. Harding High School, United Way of Trumbull County, and Second Harvest Food Bank joined with other partners in opening Raider Pantry. Raider Pantry will be a resource to students at Warren G. Harding High School who have a need for food and personal care items.
Superintendent Steve Chiaro has noted that The Raider Pantry will serve as a much needed continuation of the Backpack Program already in place in our K-8 buildings.
The Raider Closet will be open throughout the academic year to all Harding High School students and will be stocked with a variety of food, clothing and personal care items. The Raider Pantry will be accessible to students after school and with the coordination of our staff throughout the school day.
Students from the Transition to Work program at Harding, under the supervision of their Coordinator Melissa Bartholomew, will take responsibility for the Raider Closet. These students will keep inventory, order product, wash/fold/clothing, display product and collect usage data. This will serve as a work experience for these students where they will gain skills and knowledge of the work world.
If you’d like to support the Raider Pantry, you may do so by contributing any of the following:
Cereal
Oatmeal Packets
Granola Bars
Crackers
Pasta/ Pasta Sauce
Tuna Helper Meals
Rice
Instant Mashed Potatoes
Canned/Single Serving Fruit Cups
Shampoo
Conditioner
Deodorant (male/female)
Soap
Razors (male/female)
Toothpaste
Toothbrushes
Body Sprays (male/female)
Christine Depascale, 6th grade teacher at Lincoln, has received a $7,733 grant to fund two 3D Printers to assist in a community or school project. This grant involves our students creating solutions to problems that are real world based.
