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You can now request a conference with your student’s teacher by filling out an on-line form. Please be sure to include the teacher’s name, not just the subject area, so that you can be scheduled correctly. Click on the link below to be taken to the form and be sure to hit “submit” after you fill in all of the information.
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)
Warren G. Harding’s Homecoming 2017 was held on the weekend of September 29, 2017. The festivities kicked off with the presentation of the Homecoming court and the announcement of the King and Queen. The following students represented their class as WGH Homecoming 2017 Royalty:
Freshmen: Destiny McElroy and Brenden Freeman
Sophomores: La’Riah Coker and Jordan Adkins
Juniors: Johanna Scott and Trent Murphy
Seniors: Ty Onna Powell, Ma’Kenzie Warfield, and Aryenne Nice
Senior Queen: Sharese Tucker
Senior King: David Klasovsky
Congratulations to Mrs. Elliott and the entire National Honor Society on their very successful blood drive. The 45 pints of blood that were collected will definitely save lives.
Students and their families are invited to attend a College and Career Fair at Warren G. Harding on Wednesday, October 11, 2017 from 4:00-6:00 PM. A host of representatives from various colleges, service organizations, and job training facilities will be there to answer your many questions as you plan for the future. Click on the picture below for more information.
The Warren G. Harding Guidance Department will be hosting an informational meeting about the College Credit Plus Program. This Event will take place on Wednesday, October 11, 2017 at 6:00PM in the Library.
Parents of the class of 2018 are invited to learn more about what can be expected during their child’s senior year. Information on the following will be shared:
Warren Soccer Booster Vice President Trisha DeCesare welcomed parents to the annual Meet the Team Night for Boys and Girls soccer on August 2, 2017 in the Warren G. Harding Cafetorium. She introduced the Board members for the soccer boosters and then introduced Athletic Director, Bill Nicholson who in turn introduced the coaches for the two teams:
Girls’ Head Coach Diane Hernandez, Assistant Coaches Georgia Marousis, Jamie Stevens, and Kevin Brown. Boys’ Head Coach Tilden Tatebe and assistant Coach Austin Vingle.
Both Head Coaches introduced their teams and talked about the idea of grit: hard work, perseverance, and commitment. They are looking forward to a great season and thanked their assistants as well as the booster group for all that they do for the team.
Parents are encouraged to log onto Facebook.com/groups.wghsoccerparents to keep up to date on soccer events and opportunities to cheer on our teams!
Suspected use of alcohol, tobacco and illicit drugs is a serious concern and the Warren City Schools Board of Education and Administration believe that a stronger program of deterrence can be a proactive approach to promoting a truly drug free school environment. Please review the following documents.
| Letter to Parents | District Policy | Administrative Guidelines |
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