We currently operate 13 different programs in various categories:
Manufacturing:
Pre-Engineering
Machine Technology
Welding Technology
Transportation/Distribution & Logistics:
Auto Body Collision and Repair
Automotive Technology
Power Equipment Technology (Small Engine)
Health Sciences
Health-Medical Assisting
Law, Public Safety & Security
Protective Services
Hospitality
Culinary
Marketing, Sales & Service
Multi-Media Marketing
Architecture and Construction
Building Construction Occupations
Human Resources
Early Childhood
Information Technology
We are considering investigating and potentially developing at least one new program soon and are interested in your input.
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District Positive Happenings for the Month of May
May has been another exciting month across our schools, filled with creativity, achievement, and hands-on learning experiences. Students showcased their talents and problem-solving skills through academic competitions, STEM challenges, writing contests, and real-world learning opportunities, earning recognition at the regional and state levels.
Across the district, students continued to explore learning in engaging and meaningful ways through classroom projects, career exploration experiences, collaborative activities, and outdoor educational events. From elementary classrooms to our secondary and career-focused programs, students demonstrated curiosity, teamwork, leadership, and innovation.
Our schools also celebrated student accomplishments in athletics, academics, and the arts while continuing to expand opportunities that support student growth and future success. Community partnerships, enrichment programs, and summer learning opportunities remain an important part of providing meaningful experiences for our students both inside and outside the classroom.
We are incredibly proud of our students, staff, families, and community partners for making May another outstanding month across our district.
Be sure to check out the attached document for highlights from each of our schools and programs!
May Positive Happenings: https://aptg.co/Cgv5l6
Our students have recently been engaged in incredible hands-on learning experiences that highlight teamwork, environmental stewardship, creativity, and STEM exploration across our district!
Middle and high school teams from EMHS, SAEMS, WAHS, and YEMS recently gathered at Chapman Dam State Park to compete in the annual Envirothon competition. Students tested their knowledge in forestry, aquatics, wildlife, soils, and this year’s special topic: nonpoint pollution. While several teams earned top placements throughout the competition, the event also provided valuable experience and preparation for students interested in continuing Envirothon participation at the high school level and beyond. It was a beautiful day filled with collaboration, problem-solving, and outdoor learning.
In another exciting environmental effort, approximately 90 student volunteers joined teachers and community partners to plant nearly 700 trees at two locations in Warren County. Working alongside representatives from the Warren County Conservation District, DCNR, NRCS, and the Bureau of Forestry, students helped plant a diverse variety of deciduous trees and shrubs in areas near Pittsfield, and the Hatch Run Conservation Trail. This project provided students with a meaningful opportunity to support conservation efforts while learning more about environmental sustainability and habitat restoration.
Students and families also recently participated in a Future Quest event as part of the worldwide Remake Learning Days celebration. This hands-on STEM event encouraged curiosity, creativity, and exploration through interactive stations focused on energy, motion, and engineering concepts. Participants experimented with catapults, gravity, circuits, solar and wind power, 3D building challenges, sensors, and other engaging activities designed to spark innovation and problem-solving. We were excited to see participation grow significantly this year as more families joined in the fun and learning.
We are proud of our students, staff, and community partners for continuing to create meaningful experiences that inspire learning both inside and outside the classroom!
The following students made Top 20 in the District Challenge 24 Tournament on May 5th and were invited to compete in the Regional level in Edinboro, PA.
4th/5th Grade Division:
Aria Carlson (Beaty)
AJ Harris (Beaty)
Titus Hoak (Sheffield)
Toby Leichtenberger (Sheffield)
Elyzza Linkerhof (Eisenhower)
Anna Nickerson (Beaty)
Amarah Probst (Sheffield)
Avalee Seither (Sheffield)
6th Grade Division:
Daxter Irons (Beaty)
Ceci Wallace (Eisenhower)
Avah Briggs (Eisenhower)
Tristan Lord (Sheffield)
7/8th Grade Division:
Ashton Carrington (Beaty)
Bristol Fuller (Beaty)
Kaylee Gray (Beaty)
Jayden Harrington (Youngsville)
Ian Lewis (Youngsville)
Hayley Northup (Youngsville)
Liliana Sandagata (Beaty)
Ethan Zimmerman (Eisenhower)
All of the Warren County Students that attended made it to the Semi-Final Rounds in their grade level division (Top 12), which is an amazing accomplishment!
The following students then made it to the Final Round (Top 4) in their grade level division:
Sixth Grade Division: Avah Briggs and Ceci Wallace
Seventh/Eighth Grade Division: Ashton Carrington, Bristol Fuller, Ian Lewis and Liliana Sandagata
A HUGE congratulations to Ashton Carrington who placed 1st overall in the 7th/8th grade division his final year competing in the tournament!
Jordan Pilling, a Senior completer of the WCCC Power Equipment Technology program was selected by teachers and counselors to be the recipient of a $700.00 2026 Continuing Education Citizenship Award.
Both awards are sponsored by The Odd Fellows Home of Western Pa. The Home Board honors all Odd Fellows and Rebekah's from thirteen northwest PA counties.
Most importantly, these awards indicate to all that these students have demonstrated the principles of friendship, love, and truth, in their daily lives. Congratulations
School Counselor, Lori Hahn stated the following regarding the IUS Class Act May 2026 Emerging Leader Nominee, Julia Schultz, “I am delighted to recommend Julia Schultz for the CLASS Act Emerging Leader Program. Having known her for the past two years in my capacity as a counselor and supervisor in the Counseling Office, I have been consistently impressed by her maturity and commitment. Julia has worked with us diligently during both her junior and senior years, demonstrating a level of emotional intelligence that goes beyond her peers”
Being a Counseling Office worker demands a great deal of discretion, as these student helpers can often find
themselves in the midst of sensitive situations. Julia has handled each instance with calmness and
professionalism, maintaining the confidentiality of her peers with dignity and respect. One particular occasion
stands out in my mind: during a challenging day when our office was overwhelmed, Julia took the initiative to
distract the other students who were in the office working at the computers in order to provide the student in
crisis privacy.
Julia is a student who once she commits to a task, she gives it her all and will do everything to make it successful.
Whether it be organizing a whole school assembly for Student Council, initiating a food drive for Key Club, or
decorating for Prom, Julia is a student who accomplishes each task with maximum effort. Additionally, as the
social media manager for Student Council, she works tirelessly to promote school events and foster school spirit.
Her enthusiasm and organizational skills are equally matched by her academic interest in pursuing a career in
pharmacy. Julia has worked after school and on weekends at Gaughn’s Pharmacy in order to prepare herself for
not only college but her career. She will be attending the University of Pittsburgh with a concentration in pharmacy. This career path also requires a high level of emotional maturity and confidentiality, which I know that Julia would be able to handle after watching her in our office.
In granting Julia the CLASS Act Award, you are investing in a young woman who possesses not only the intellect
but also, the heart to make a significant impact in her future endeavors. I have no doubt that she will continue to
grow and lead with the same grace and integrity that she has shown throughout her time with us.
Reminder: Kindergarten Roundup is right around the corner for SAEMS! The final WCSD Kindergarten Roundup session will be this Thursday, May 21st, at Sheffield Area Elementary Middle School from 2:00-6:00 PM. Each elementary school will host a Kindergarten Roundup session so interested parents can meet with various people to learn more about kindergarten and complete helpful screenings. Please see the flyer below or visit the Registration tab on the district webpage for more information. If you know someone else with a child ready for kindergarten, please share the information with them.
Informational Flyer
Kindergarten registration for the upcoming school year is open—and it’s all online. We encourage families to register as soon as possible. Late registrations can lead to last-minute classroom or teacher changes, which can be frustrating for families. Registering early helps us create stable placements and a smooth start to the school year. Visit the Registration tab on the district webpage for more information.
*Parents with poor internet connectivity at home are encouraged to contact the Registration Office to schedule an appointment to complete the online registration at Central Office. 814-723-6900 Ext. 1027
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Reminder: Kindergarten Roundup is right around the corner for YEMS! The next WCSD Kindergarten Roundup session will be this coming Tuesday, May 19th, at Youngsville Elementary Middle School from 2:00-6:00 PM. Each elementary school will host a Kindergarten Roundup session so interested parents can meet with various people to learn more about kindergarten and complete helpful screenings. Please see the flyer below or the Registration tab on the district webpage for more information and the schedule of the last session at SAEMS. If you know someone else with a child ready for kindergarten, please share the information with them.
Informational Flyer
Kindergarten registration for the upcoming school year is open—and it’s all online. We encourage families to register as soon as possible. Late registrations can lead to last-minute classroom or teacher changes, which can be frustrating for families. Registering early helps us create stable placements and a smooth start to the school year. Visit the Registration tab on the district webpage for more information.
*Parents with poor internet connectivity at home are encouraged to contact the Registration Office to schedule an appointment to complete the online registration at Central Office. 814-723-6900 Ext. 1027
Reminder: Kindergarten Roundup is right around the corner for WAEC! The next WCSD Kindergarten Roundup session will be this Thursday, May 14th, at Warren Area Elementary Center from 2:00-6:00 PM. Each elementary school will host a Kindergarten Roundup session so interested parents can meet with various people to learn more about kindergarten and complete helpful screenings. Please see the flyer below or visit the Registration tab on the district webpage for more information and the schedule of sessions at SAEMS and YEMS. If you know someone else with a child ready for kindergarten, please share the information with them.
Informational Flyer
Kindergarten registration for the upcoming school year is open—and it’s all online. We encourage families to register as soon as possible. Late registrations can lead to last-minute classroom or teacher changes, which can be frustrating for families. Registering early helps us create stable placements and a smooth start to the school year. Visit the Registration tab on the district webpage for more information.
*Parents with poor internet connectivity at home are encouraged to contact the Registration Office to schedule an appointment to complete the online registration at Central Office. 814-723-6900 Ext. 1027
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Reminder: Kindergarten Roundup is right around the corner for EES! The first WCSD Kindergarten Roundup session will be this coming Tuesday, May 12th, at Eisenhower Elementary School from 2:00-6:00 PM. Each elementary school will host a Kindergarten Roundup session so interested parents can meet with various people to learn more about kindergarten and complete helpful screenings. Please see the flyer below or visit the Registration tab on the district webpage for more information and the schedule of sessions at SAEMS, WAEC and YEMS. If you know someone else with a child ready for kindergarten, please share the information with them.
Informational Flyer
Kindergarten registration for the upcoming school year is open—and it’s all online. We encourage families to register as soon as possible. Late registrations can lead to last-minute classroom or teacher changes, which can be frustrating for families. Registering early helps us create stable placements and a smooth start to the school year. Visit the Registration tab on the district webpage for more information.
*Parents with poor internet connectivity at home are encouraged to contact the Registration Office to schedule an appointment to complete the online registration at Central Office. 814-723-6900 Ext. 1027
The safety of our students, staff, and school community remains our top priority. While we understand this event is meaningful to many families, we believe this decision is necessary to maintain a secure learning environment.
The WCSD is actively exploring alternative ways to encourage parent and community involvement while ensuring the safety of everyone in our schools. We appreciate your understanding and continued support.
Interested in virtual educational opportunities? If so, consider coming to the Warren County School District Virtual Academy Services open house on Monday, May 4th.
See the flyer for more information.
Reminder: Don't wait to Register!
21st Century Summer Program registration is open. Students entering Grades K–5 for the 2026–2027 school year are eligible to attend. The program will be held from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM at Warren Area Elementary Center during the weeks of June 15–26 and July 6–17. Transportation is provided, and all students will receive free breakfast and lunch. Daily activities include STEM, wellness, academics, and environmental literacy.
Summer 2026 Flyer: https://aptg.co/k6VSd4 (opens in a new tab)
Registration: Registration Form (opens in a new tab)
Reminder:
Kindergarten registration for the upcoming school year is open—and it’s all online. We encourage families to register as soon as possible. Late registrations can lead to last-minute classroom or teacher changes, which can be frustrating for families. Registering early helps us create stable placements and a smooth start to the school year. Visit the Registration tab on the district webpage for more information.
*Parents with poor internet connectivity at home are encouraged to contact the Registration Office to schedule an appointment to complete the online registration at Central Office. 814-723-6900 Ext. 1027
Kindergarten Roundup: Each elementary school will host a Kindergarten Roundup session so interested parents can meet with various people to learn more about kindergarten and complete helpful screenings. Please see the flyer below for more information: Informational Flyer.
Kindergarten Roundup sessions will be held at each building from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM on the following dates:
Eisenhower Elementary School: Tuesday, May 12th
Sheffield Elementary Middle School: Thursday, May 21st
Warren Area Elementary Center: Thursday, May 14th
Youngsville Elementary Middle School: Tuesday, May 19th
Our District Monthly Newsletter is back for this month! This publication continues to be a great way to stay connected with everything happening across our district. Each edition features important updates, upcoming events, student and staff highlights, and helpful resources for our families and community.
We’re proud to share the many successes and activities taking place throughout our schools, and we hope the newsletter makes it even easier for you to stay informed and involved. Thank you for being an important part of our district community—we appreciate your continued support!
April Newsletter: https://aptg.co/58xK5r
District Positive Happenings for the month of April
April has been a month filled with growth, creativity, and accomplishment across our schools. Students have continued to excel in academics, the arts, and athletics, earning recognition and demonstrating dedication, perseverance, and school pride.
Classrooms have been alive with hands-on learning and collaboration, as students engaged in meaningful experiences across a variety of subjects. From STEM and the arts to literacy and real-world applications, learners have been actively exploring, creating, and problem-solving in ways that bring their learning to life.
Our schools also embraced opportunities to build community and celebrate positive school culture. Through PBIS initiatives, special events, and collaborative activities, students strengthened connections with peers, staff, and community partners while being recognized for their positive contributions.
Beyond the classroom, students represented our district through performances, competitions, and athletic events, while others gained valuable real-world experience through career-focused programs and partnerships. These opportunities continue to prepare our students for success both in and beyond school.
We are also proud of the continued growth of our programs and the dedication of our staff in creating engaging, supportive learning environments that meet the diverse needs of all students.
Be sure to check out the attached document for highlights from each of our schools. We are incredibly proud of our students, staff, families, and community partners for making April another outstanding month across our district!
April Positive Happenings: https://aptg.co/jzzKlt
This is an incredible opportunity for our students to take an active role in their future. Learning about the importance of civic engagement and having a voice in our democracy is a powerful step toward becoming informed, responsible citizens.
The League also visits students at Warren Area High School and Eisenhower Middle High School, continuing this important work across our district.
We are grateful for this partnership and proud of our students for stepping up and getting involved. Every voice matters—and it’s inspiring to see the next generation ready to be heard.
