The month of December can be intense with the end of the semester. The WGH School Social Climate Committee along with the Student Council have prepared some fun winter themed events for the month. The calendar of these themed days is attached.
The Beverly Barile chapter of National Honor Society(NHS) inducted 31 new members November 13, 2025. NHS advisor, Kristy Thornton, called the evening event to order and President Elaina Buydos welcomed the attendees. Opening remarks were given by Warren G. Harding principal, Dr. Janis Ulicny. Mellreana Ferguson, Warren G. Harding graduate was the guest speaker. Congratulations to the National Honor Society inductees:
Class of 2026
Michael Anastasiadis
Xavier Clark
Abigail Jones
Vincenzo Laprocina
Sarah Navarro Jimenez
Ayanna Provitt
Zavier Taff
Class of 2027
Samantha Barkley
Payton Borsic
Micaiah Capers
Jane Faulk
Ari Flowers
Oscar Guzman
Jayda Hayes
Amirah Hudso
Elizabeth Kopp
Daniel Long
Brenna Macaulay
Gianna Magazine
Ahmad McMillian
Josellen O’Brien
Azarriah Phillips
Elijah Phillips
Simone Pitts
Willa Ramsey
Matthew Richardson
Lilah Shuttic
Leora Ada Sims
Donovan Stringer
Alaina Wagner
Olivia Waldron
On November 7th, students from Warren G. Harding High School participated in Civic Day sponsored by the Trumbull County Educational Service Center (TCESC).
Pictured here are student participants and their mentors: Addison Schubert, Mayor Franklin, Ayanna Provitt, Simone Pitts, Daina Wagner, Mrs. Raptis, Vincenzo Laprocina, Safety Service Director Colbert, and in the back row Judge Robert Patton.
The following students were chosen by the Warren Tribune Chronicle to receive the 2025 prestigious Twenty Under 20 award:
Michael Anastasiadis, Micaiah Capers, Ameera Coleman, Jane Faulk, Vincenzo Laprocina, and Gianna Magazine.
The Twenty Under 20 award is based on a student’s Leadership, Academic Record, Extracurricular Activities, and letters of support and recommendation. Congratulations Raiders! Well Done!
This October, the students in Principles of Foods class participated in a kindness campaign they called Make a Difference Month. Students researched different non-profit organizations in Warren to see which organizations they wanted to donate to. Each week, students baked items and then donated a portion to local non-profit organizations. Students called to set up the drop off and then went with Mrs. Scarmack to deliver the baked goods to the organizations. Over three three weeks of this campaign, 15 pans of caramel apple crisp was delivered to Warren Family Mission, 158 cookies were delivered to SomePlace Safe and 122 cupcakes were delivered to Inspiring Minds. All three organizations were extremely grateful for the donations. Way to make a difference in your community cooking students!
The Warren G. Harding entry for the Ohio Department of Transportation’s Paint a Plow contest is a real “scream!” Teacher Kristen Newbrough and her Senior Studio Students came up with the design and executed the artwork.
We would love to see you at Parent teacher conferences on October 29, 2025. Conferences will be held from 3PM-7PM. Click HERE to register for conferences:
Parent Teacher Conferences October 29, 2025
All requests for conferences must be submitted no later than Friday, October 24, 2025 at 11:00 pm.
Attention Class of 2026:
There will be a Financial Aid (FAFSA) Information Session for parents of students in the Class of 2026 at 5:00 pm in the cafeteria.
Warren G. Harding Staff celebrated 6 faculty retirements Friday, May 23, 2025: Craig Charnas, Jim Ciambotti, Joan Flanik, Kim Johnson, John Johnson, and David Meese. A huge ‘Thank You!” for the many years of service represented in this group and the hundreds of student lives touched. Best of luck to all in your next adventures!
Alexis Rodgers, Senior student at Warren G Harding, is a decorated Track and Field Athlete. She was chosen as WKBN’s Student Athlete of the week! Click HERE to learn more about this 4-sport student athlete!
Mrs. Grim and Ms. Lisa lead their class in a kindness project during the Month of March. Students worked to create 400 friendship bracelets to share with their fellow students. Mrs. Grim’s students then distributed the bracelets in their lunch periods to their peers, spreading friendship and kindness to all.
