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.
Pre-Conference Sign-ups have closed. We look forward to seeing you!!
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’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!
Click here for more information: 2018 CCF Flyer (1)
Attention Seniors: Below you will find three important documents that will help you navigate your way to graduation. Also included is this month’s newsletter from Mr. Capers because it includes important information for Seniors. Click on each of the documents and you will see the printable/savable PDF version.
Did you work really hard during the 4th 9-weeks of last school year? If you earned a grade point average of 3.2 or above you can be rewarded for all of your hard work. Apply for the Renaissance program and receive a Renaissance Card that will offer discounts to area businesses and other benefits.
To learn more about the Renaissance in Education Program, click HERE
To apply, click HERE
Warren G. Harding High School will host a Back-to-school Open House and Parent Information night on August 29th from 5:00PM-7:00PM.
Click here to view details about Warren G. Harding’s Fall Open House and Parent Information Night!
May 2nd marked the 27th Annual Renaissance Banquet. The banquet took place at St. Demetrios Youth Center on Atlantic Street in Warren and celebrated the academic achievements of over 300 students. Featured was a sit-down dinner of baked chicken, mixed vegetables, potatoes, salad with Italian dressing, a dinner role with butter, and a cupcake. The Choir under the direction of Mr. Keith Rising and Mrs. Mary Meese entertained the crowd with two numbers and certificates, honor cords, scholarships, and other awards were distributed to Warren G. Harding Scholars. |
We would like to thank our Partners in Education:
AVI Foodsystems, Inc.
Enzo’s Restaurant
Josten’s Academic Renaissance Program
McDonald’s Restaurants of Warren
Dave & Brenda Reiger
Society Cleaners
Subway — Elm Road
More pictures to come…
Students from Warren G. Harding finished a year-long book club by attending YSU’s 40th English Festival on April 18th and 19th, 2018. Students spent the day meeting the authors of the books that they read throughout the year, playing games based on the books, and engaging in writing competitions. Warren G. Harding Students brought home awards in Poetry, Essay Writing, Limericks, and Writing Games.