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Parent Teacher Conferences Set For WGH.
Please join us at Warren G. Harding High School for Parent Teacher conferences on October 13, 2024. Conferences will be held from 3:00PM-7:00PM and can be in person or by phone. Click on the link below to meet with your student’s teacher(s) :
Making a Difference, One Apple Crisp at a Time
Students from Ms. Brandy Scarmack’s Cooking Classes delivered 18 pans of Caramel Apple Crisp to Warren Family Mission as part of the Culinary Program’s Make a Difference Campaign. As in years past, all students in the Cooking 1 course donate a portion of their baked goods items prepared in class to four local non profit organizations. Students spend time researching organizations and missions to determine where they would like to donate. Tyra, Nevaeh, Elaina and Lariyah were given a tour around the Mission and spoke about volunteer opportunities with the staff. This was a wonderful opportunity for these students and represented WGH so well! There are three weeks remaining to this campaign for the cooking students.
WGH Royalty Crowned
Warren G Harding High School crowned their 2024 Homecoming King and Queen on Friday, October 11. 2024 prior to the Raiders football win against Youngstown Mooney.
Pictured below are the Queen, King, and their court. Juniors: Xaesean Poole, Cayden Reed Freshmen: Makhai Brogdon, Treona Jackson Queen: Egypt Reynolds King: Jacob Borsic Senior Rep: Makayla Robbins-Owens Sophomore: Gianna Magazine
Welcome Back Warren G.
Students, Teachers, Principals, Counselors, and Parents gathered in downtown Warren for a Back to School Celebration on August, 14, 2025.
We look forward to seeing all of our students bright and early Monday, August 18, 2024. Doors open at 7:23 AM.
Student Handbook 2024-25
Click HERE to view the Warren G. Harding Student Handbook.
WGH Track STATE BOUND!!!
May 22, 2024 at Day 1 of the NEO Division I Regional Track and Field Meet held @ Austintown Fitch High School Nau’jeat Jones finished 3rd in the long jump and punched his ticket to the Division I State Track & Field Meet next weekend in Dayton, Ohio. Please congratulate him on a wonderful achievement.
Other Athletes competeing at the two day event are the folowing:
Jameire Honzu – WON the district in the 100-meter hurdles (back to back)
Trinity Taylor – 300-meter hurdles
Zack Freeman – 400-meter dash
Boys 4×100-meter relay (James Thomas, Devon Morgan, Donovan Salero-McCoy, JaVontea Jones)
Nau’Jeat Jones – WON the district Long Jump and tied for 1st in the High Jump
Nate James – 800-meter dash
May 24, 2024 is Day 2 and the final day for the NEO Division I Regionals where we have Jamiere Honzu in 100-meter Hurdles, Nate James in 800-meter dash, and Nau’jeat Jones in the high jump all attempting to punch their ticket to state. TOP 4 in each event qualify.
Earlier in the season the WGH Girls and Boys both won the All Trumbull County Track Invitational held at Lakeview High School.
Senior Schedule
May is a busy time for Senior students and their families. Click on the link below for information about final exams, prom, graduation, and other senior events:
Students on a Rock and Roll Adventure!
On Friday, April 19, 2024 WGH students who are taking the course Evolution of Music took an education field trip to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland accompanied by Mr. Ensley, Mr. Whitacre, and Mr. Rising. This trip provided the opportunity for students to enrich their understanding of the history of rock and roll by offering a holistic and immersive learning experience that went beyond what can be covered in the traditional classroom setting.
Through this experience, students were able to make real-world connections to the content taught in course. Students analyzed artifacts, exhibits, and multimedia presentations to identify and reflect on key moments, artists, and movements in the history of rock and roll and music as a larger discipline.
Raiders Read @ WGH
The Reading Raider Program is designed to get books in the hands of young adults, supporting and reinforcing the good habits and joy of reading as well as creating a home library for students attending the Warren City Schools.
At Warren G. Harding the Reading Raiders program has taken the shape of a “Book Store” where students can come and “Shop” for a book or two of their choice.
