Students in grades 3-5 at the Lincoln PK-8 School earned an afternoon of fun with their classmates by being respectful.
That’s what one of the Rs in the WARREN City Schools’ acronym stands for.
It’s was all part of their PBIS (Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports) Board Game Incentive Day. Dozens of students gathered in the school’s cafetorium to participate.
Several Warren G. Harding High School students are the recipients of a “Governor’s Merit Scholarship.”
That means, they are among the highest-achieving high school students in the State of Ohio. The Harding High School recipients are:
The Governor’s Merit Scholarship program provides up to $5,000 a year in financial assistance to high school seniors who are identified as graduating in the top 5 percent of their class.
The scholarship launched in December 2023. Through the program, $20 million is to be disbursed the first year to qualifying high school students in Ohio.
Four Lincoln PK-8 School students recently rose to the top during the school’s 2024 Spelling Bees.
Eeliijah Zalewski, grade 5, won the grades 3-5 competition. Madeline Grayham, grade 4, was runner-up.
For the grades 6-8 spell off, Bryson Williams, grade 7, came in first place. Bryson Scott, grade 7, was runner-up.
Warren City Schools has named Matt Richardson as Warren G. Harding High School’s new head football coach.
The Warren City Schools Board of Education approved his appointment at a special board meeting Saturday, Jan. 13, 2024.
A special board meeting will take place Saturday, January 13th at 10:00 am. The meeting will be held at the Warren City Schools Board of Education, 105 High St. NE, Warren Ohio 44481. This meeting is open to the public. All participants must follow social distancing and Covid-19 protocols.
Public participation (via email in advance) will be considered at wcsboard.participation@neomin.org, questions, comments and concerns must be submitted by 5:00 p.m. the day prior to the meeting. Submission must include name and address.
When you have a dream or goal, and want to accomplish something, the most important thing you can do is take that first step, explained Warren G. Harding High School alum Dontrell Allen.
“Do something. Take that first picture. Create that first video. Start. If you set your mind to doing what you want, you can accomplish it,” Allen told Harding’s WSCN (Warren Student Communication Network) class.
Allen, who has millions of social media followers, took some time out of his busy schedule on Wednesday, Jan. 10, 2024, as a successful social media influencer to visit his alma mater and the class he spent so much time in as a student at Harding.
He and the students discussed creativity, social media opportunities, growth and influences.
The Warren City Schools Board of Education named Patricia Limperos as board president during the board’s annual organizational meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 9, 2024.
Regina Patterson was named board vice president.
The board welcomed new member Dr. Alisha Alls. She, along with recently re-elected longstanding board members Patricia Limperos, Patrick Flanagan, Sr. and Julian Walker were sworn into office by the Hon. Judge James A. Fredericka.
The board set its 2024 meeting schedule. Unless otherwise noted, the meetings will be held at 6 p.m. at the following locations:
The following committee appointments were made:
Students across Warren’s four PK-8 schools recently donned their red for STEM Goes Red for Girls.
Science teachers and administrators selected 7th graders from each of the the district’s four PK-8 schools to attend the STEM ((Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) event held at the Northeast Ohio Medical University.
At the event, students attended sessions in First Energy Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and Basic Work Tool Identification; and Heart Anatomy, Physiology and Health. The also visited the Vendor Fair where they learned about pacemakers, CPR, and much more!
Students were excited that they were able to bring home their own stethoscope from the event. They learned to listen to their heart sound at the event.
During lunch, students were able to sit with women who are professionals in various STEM fields in which some students could have developed an interest.
One Lincoln 7th grade student said, “The fact that most of the mentors told me to keep believing in what I want to do with my life. They really helped me when they said that the way I think is really impressive.”
Visitors from the Ohio State Highway Patrol talked to to kindergarten students at the Lincoln PK-8 School about safety on Tuesday, Dec. 18, 2023.
State troopers and the students discussed safety in the car, on the road, and just about anywhere you go.
It was a first time visit from the troopers, but the school invited them back anytime they would like to talk to students about safety.
Contrary to his reputation, Mr. Grinch didn’t steal Christmas at the Willard PK-8 School.
In fact, he made the season all the more merrier with a special visit to Willard on Tuesday, Dec. 19, 2023.
Mr. Grinch made a special “live” appearance during a viewing of one of his popular movies in the gymnasium. Students invited to the showing were those who exhibited extended efforts in their positive behavior for the month of December. Their reward included watching the movie and eating some popcorn.
The students shared their popcorn with Mr. Grinch as he made his way through the group, hugging and fist bumping students along the way.
