Measles is very contagious. Measles can cause serious health complications, especially in children younger than 5 years of age. Serious complications include pneumonia and encephalitis. Certain groups are more likely to have serious complications from measles.
Vaccines provide the best protection against getting sick from measles.
Two doses of measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) or measles, mumps, rubella, and varicella (MMRV) vaccine provide the best protection against measles. Most people who are vaccinated with MMR & MMRV will be protected for life.
Measles spreads easily through the air, often from an infected person’s cough or sneeze. The virus can live for up to 2 hours in an airspace after an infected person leaves an area.
If someone breathes in contaminated air or touches contaminated surfaces and then touches their face (like their eyes, nose, or mouth), they could become infected. A person with measles can spread the virus to others starting 4 days before through 4 days after the rash or symptoms appear.
Symptoms usually appear in 7 to 14 days, but could be as long as 21 days, after exposure to someone who is infected.
Measles symptoms usually appear in 7 to 14 days, but could be as long as 21 days, after exposure to the virus.
Symptoms that may keep your child home include, but are not limited to:
A fever of 100.4°F or higher
Pink, red, or watery irritated eyes with or without drainage
Rash
Cough
Runny nose
Sore throat
https://www.wcsdpa.org/o/wcsd/page/measles
https://www.pa.gov/agencies/health/diseases-conditions/infectious-disease/measles
Attention WCSD Parents!
If you have not already completed your annual student update:
An email was sent this afternoon from noreplyenrollment@powerschool.com with quick and easy instructions. Letters with this information were mailed home earlier this summer.
Get started now by clicking here: https://registration.powerschool.com/family/gosnap.aspx?action=46307&culture=en
It is extremely important that we have your most up-to-date information on file. This form is also needed so students can receive their iPads (K-5) or laptops (6-12).
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The day before school starts is a great time to slow down, prepare, and help children feel confident for the year ahead! 🍎📚
A calm and organized evening can make the first morning back much smoother for everyone.
A few simple ways to get ready for the first day:
🎒 Pack backpacks and lay out clothes for the morning
⏰ Set alarms and review the morning schedule
🥪 Prepare lunches or snacks ahead of time
📚 Talk positively about the new school year and goals
😴 Encourage an early bedtime to help students feel rested
❤️ Remind children that it’s normal to feel excited, nervous, or both!
Tomorrow begins a new year of learning, growth, friendships, and opportunities. Wishing all students, staff, and families a wonderful first day and a successful school year ahead!
The 2026-2027 Student Handbook has been posted on the District Website.
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Attention Parents and Guardians of Incoming Kindergarten Students:
Do you have a child who will be starting kindergarten in the Warren County School District next week? If you haven't already done so, now is the time to register!
Registering your child as soon as possible helps us prepare classrooms, staffing, transportation, and support services to ensure a successful start to the school year.
https://registration.powerschool.com/family/gosnap.aspx?action=46330&culture=en
Attention WCSD Parents!
Only one more week until school starts!
If your child will be enrolled in the Warren County School District in grades 1-12 for the 2026–2027 school year, you can avoid first-day paperwork by updating your student’s information electronically ahead of time!
An email was sent this morning from noreplyenrollment@powerschool.com with quick and easy instructions. Letters with this information were mailed home earlier this summer.
Get started now by clicking here: https://registration.powerschool.com/family/gosnap.aspx?action=46307&culture=en
Thank you for helping us start the school year smoothly! #WCSD #BackToSchoolPrep #ParentReminder #20262027SchoolYear
As summer winds down, now is the perfect time to help children ease back into school routines! 📚⏰
Starting small adjustments before the first day of school can help students feel more rested, focused, and prepared for a successful transition back to the classroom.
A few helpful ways to get back on track:
🌙 Gradually move bedtime earlier each night
😴 Re-establish consistent sleep and wake-up routines
📵 Limit screen time before bed to support better sleep
🥞 Practice school-day morning routines, including breakfast and getting ready on time
🎒 Begin organizing school supplies, backpacks, and schedules
📚 Set aside quiet time each day for reading or learning activities
Getting back into a routine takes time, but small changes now can make those first weeks of school smoother and less stressful for the whole family!
Attention Parents and Guardians of Incoming Kindergarten Students:
Do you have a child who will be starting kindergarten in the Warren County School District this fall? If you haven't already done so, now is the time to register!
Registering your child as soon as possible helps us prepare classrooms, staffing, transportation, and support services to ensure a successful start to the school year.
https://registration.powerschool.com/family/gosnap.aspx?action=46330&culture=en
🎲 Family Game Night: Make Math Fun! 🎯
Turn family game night into a math learning experience with games that reinforce key skills in a fun and engaging way!
Game Ideas:
• 🃏 WAR – A simple card game that builds number sense! Players compare two cards to determine which is greater than, less than, or equal to. Try a twist: each player flips two cards and adds or multiplies them before comparing!
• 🎲 Yahtzee – Strengthen addition skills as players roll dice and add up their totals. This game also introduces probability and strategic thinking as players decide where to place their scores.
• 🛝 Board Games (Candy Land, Chutes & Ladders, etc.) – These classic games build one-to-one correspondence, skip counting, and number recognition. Try counting spaces aloud or predicting how many moves are needed to reach the goal!
🎤 Make It More Fun:
• Math Challenge Mode – Before taking a turn, players solve a math problem to earn a roll or move!
• Custom Game Cards – Add your own math questions or challenges to any board game.
Family game night is a great way to reinforce math skills while making memories together!
