Congratulations to Warren Area High School senior, Lucille Harrison, as this month's (January) PA C.L.A.S.S. Act Emerging Leader nominee for the Warren County School District. If chosen, Lucille will receive a $1200.00 scholarship and a chance for an additional $5500.00 at the end of the year.
It is with great pleasure that Warren Area High School recommends Lucille “Lucy” Harrison, daughter of Derek and Nikki Harrison of Warren, for the PA C.L.A.S.S. Act Emerging Leader nominee. In the last few years, Lucy has experienced a remarkable transformation and has emerged as a leader in her class. She has become a confident, capable leader, someone who leads with purpose, compassion, and quiet determination.
Lucy’s deep commitment to environmental conservation is one of her most defining qualities. Whether through her active involvement in the Envirothon team or volunteering for the Allegheny River Clean-Up, Lucy’s passion for sustainability and stewardship shines. Her interest in pursuing a career in environmental engineering or public conservation speaks volumes about her desire to make a lasting, positive impact on the world. Her leadership extends well beyond environmental advocacy. As a two-time captain of the high school tennis team, Lucy has demonstrated maturity, resilience, and the ability to lead under pressure. She has mentored younger teammates, fostered a spirit of collaboration, and modeled the kind of sportsmanship that elevates a team.
In addition, Lucy serves as President of Key Club and Secretary of the Student Council—roles that reflect her dedication to service and her willingness to take initiative. Mrs. Connolly, the Key Club advisor, says that “Lucy is an excellent leader—motivating other students in the group to complete community service activities, both in the school and in the community.” She is also a lector and choir member at St. Joseph Parish, where she is a valued and active member of the church community. Her involvement in such a wide range of activities—alongside strong academic performance—demonstrates her exceptional time management skills, focus, and drive. Lucy is also a well-rounded student whose diverse interests include skiing, mountain biking, hiking, running, reading, Bible study, and watersports. She approaches life with enthusiasm and curiosity, always eager to learn, grow, and contribute.
In every way, Lucy exemplifies the qualities the PA C.L.A.S.S. Act Emerging Leader award seeks to honor. She is intellectually curious, emotionally intelligent, and deeply committed to leaving the world better than she found it
It is with great pleasure that Warren Area High School recommends Lucille “Lucy” Harrison, daughter of Derek and Nikki Harrison of Warren, for the PA C.L.A.S.S. Act Emerging Leader nominee. In the last few years, Lucy has experienced a remarkable transformation and has emerged as a leader in her class. She has become a confident, capable leader, someone who leads with purpose, compassion, and quiet determination.
Lucy’s deep commitment to environmental conservation is one of her most defining qualities. Whether through her active involvement in the Envirothon team or volunteering for the Allegheny River Clean-Up, Lucy’s passion for sustainability and stewardship shines. Her interest in pursuing a career in environmental engineering or public conservation speaks volumes about her desire to make a lasting, positive impact on the world. Her leadership extends well beyond environmental advocacy. As a two-time captain of the high school tennis team, Lucy has demonstrated maturity, resilience, and the ability to lead under pressure. She has mentored younger teammates, fostered a spirit of collaboration, and modeled the kind of sportsmanship that elevates a team.
In addition, Lucy serves as President of Key Club and Secretary of the Student Council—roles that reflect her dedication to service and her willingness to take initiative. Mrs. Connolly, the Key Club advisor, says that “Lucy is an excellent leader—motivating other students in the group to complete community service activities, both in the school and in the community.” She is also a lector and choir member at St. Joseph Parish, where she is a valued and active member of the church community. Her involvement in such a wide range of activities—alongside strong academic performance—demonstrates her exceptional time management skills, focus, and drive. Lucy is also a well-rounded student whose diverse interests include skiing, mountain biking, hiking, running, reading, Bible study, and watersports. She approaches life with enthusiasm and curiosity, always eager to learn, grow, and contribute.
In every way, Lucy exemplifies the qualities the PA C.L.A.S.S. Act Emerging Leader award seeks to honor. She is intellectually curious, emotionally intelligent, and deeply committed to leaving the world better than she found it
Please see attached image for current job openings in the Warren County School District. More information regarding these positions can be found here: https://warrencountysdpa.sites.thrillshare.com/page/jobs
The spring athletic registration period will run from January 19, 2026 - February 13, 2026.
https://www.wcsdpa.org/page/band-sports-registration
https://www.wcsdpa.org/page/band-sports-registration
See image for winter season events taking place for the week of 1.5.26 through 1.10.26
Attention parents of grades 6th-12th graders:
Activate your free Qustodio account in three easy steps
1. Scan the QR code in the image or visit qustodio.com/my-school
2. Create your parent login with the email address that
your school has on file for you
3. Follow the prompts to connect to their school account
Activate your free Qustodio account in three easy steps
1. Scan the QR code in the image or visit qustodio.com/my-school
2. Create your parent login with the email address that
your school has on file for you
3. Follow the prompts to connect to their school account
All after school activities have been canceled for today, December 19th.
See images for sporting events happening the week of December 22nd-27th. Happy Holidays!
Warren County School District is operating on a 2 Hour Delay today, December 19th.
For students in grades 2–8 who are signed up to participate in the high school All-County Musical, The Wizard of Oz, your student will be cast as either a Munchkin or an Ozian, serving as part of the supporting cast alongside our high school performers.
This is a reminder that the parent meeting will be held on January 6 at 6:00 PM in the Warren Area High School Auditorium, with rehearsal to follow. Many questions will be addressed during the meeting, and parents/guardians will also have the opportunity to ask additional questions at that time.
This is a reminder that the parent meeting will be held on January 6 at 6:00 PM in the Warren Area High School Auditorium, with rehearsal to follow. Many questions will be addressed during the meeting, and parents/guardians will also have the opportunity to ask additional questions at that time.
CAST ANNOUNCEMENT
Warren County School District is excited to announce the cast of our 18th All-County Musical, The Wizard of Oz!
Congratulations to all of the talented students who were selected. We are proud of your hard work, dedication, and willingness to come together from across the county to bring this classic story to life.
Ensemble members, specific roles and solos will be assigned during rehearsals.
Rehearsals will begin January 5th at 6:30 at Warren Area High School auditorium, and we can’t wait to see the magic happen on stage.
As we head into the holiday season, please note that there will be no 21st Century Program December 22nd through January 2nd.
We hope you enjoy a safe and happy holiday break. The program will resume on January 5th. Thank you!
We hope you enjoy a safe and happy holiday break. The program will resume on January 5th. Thank you!
ExploreTech-Tastic Tips for the Holiday Season to help you manage screen time, safeguard new devices and try a new family activity.
You will also learn how to:
Create a family tech agreement
Set up and sustain effective parental controls
Turn screen time into a time for meaningful connection with your child
https://wcsdpa.onlinesafetyhub.io/parent/articles/tech-tastic-tips-for-the-festive-season
You will also learn how to:
Create a family tech agreement
Set up and sustain effective parental controls
Turn screen time into a time for meaningful connection with your child
https://wcsdpa.onlinesafetyhub.io/parent/articles/tech-tastic-tips-for-the-festive-season
December has been a wonderful month of celebration, creativity, and giving across our schools. Students have been shining in STEM competitions, earning recognition as Students of the Month, creating Christmas ornaments to showcase Warren County, and showing their school spirit through festive hallway decorations. We’ve also enjoyed meaningful learning experiences like author talks and celebrated athletic success with our teams across the district. December also brought exciting opportunities for learning beyond the classroom, as groups across the district partnered with local industries throughout the county to explore real-world applications of their learning.
In the spirit of the season, our school communities came together to support others through Thanksgiving food drives and generous donations to community partners. These moments reflect the kindness, teamwork, and dedication that make our district so special.
Be sure to check out the attached document for highlights from each of our schools. We are incredibly proud of our students, staff, and families for making December such a memorable month!
https://aptg.co/Hf-MMb
In the spirit of the season, our school communities came together to support others through Thanksgiving food drives and generous donations to community partners. These moments reflect the kindness, teamwork, and dedication that make our district so special.
Be sure to check out the attached document for highlights from each of our schools. We are incredibly proud of our students, staff, and families for making December such a memorable month!
https://aptg.co/Hf-MMb
Attention Warren County Families:
The Warren County Career Center 9th Grade Tours are happening December 16, 17, and 18 during the school day.
We’re also excited to invite parents and guardians to our Open House on Thursday evening from 5:00–6:30 PM. Come explore our programs, learn about scheduling options, and see the pathways available for rising 10th graders.
We look forward to welcoming you!
All after school activities are canceled for today, December 10th., 2025.
There will be no 21st Century at the following sites & dates due to Christmas concerts:
Youngsville only - No Program - Thursday, December 11th.
Sheffield only - No Program - Tuesday, December 16th.
Eisenhower only - No Program - Tuesday, December 16th.
See image for the events taking place around the Warren County School District this week.
Warren County School District has open positions available. If you are passionate about supporting students, we would love to hear from you!
Winter sports kick off this week. A new season of action begins!
Congratulations to Lainey Font, Eisenhower MIddle HIgh School senior, as Warren County School District's December nominee for PA C.L.A.S.S Act Emerging Leader. If chosen, Lainey will receive a $1200.00 scholarship and a chance for an additional $5500.00 scholarship at the end of the year.
It is with great pride that Eisenhower Middle Senior High School nominates Lainey Font for the Northwest PA C.L.A.S.S. Act Emerging Leader recognition. Lainey, a 12th-grade student, consistently demonstrates exceptional effort, character, and leadership in all areas of school life.
Lainey's dedication to academics is evident through her impressive achievements—earning academic letters in grades 9, 10, and 11, being named Chemistry Student of the Year twice, and excelling in rigorous coursework such as Honors Anatomy and Honors Inorganic Chemistry. Her work ethic reflects persistence and a deep commitment to learning, while her curiosity and determination set a positive example for her peers. Lainey’s character shines through her compassion, honesty, and respect for others. She treats classmates and teachers alike with kindness and integrity, fostering an atmosphere of trust and collaboration. Her chemistry teacher, Mr. Hayes, has played a role in inspiring her passion for science and modeling the same qualities she now embodies—respect, patience, and empathy.
A true example of good citizenship and service, Lainey gives back through her extensive involvement in Key Club, volunteering for events such as the community Thanksgiving dinner, road cleanups, and school Trick-or-Treat night. As President of the National Honor Society and Treasurer for Student Council, Key Club, and her graduating class, she leads with humility and a sense of responsibility that inspires others to engage in service and school pride.
Lainey also demonstrates excellence in athletics and teamwork, serving as captain of the basketball, volleyball, and cross-country teams while balancing multiple extracurricular commitments. She approaches competition with integrity, encourages her teammates, and consistently models good sportsmanship.
Lainey is respected by peers, trusted by staff, and admired throughout the Eisenhower community. She is the daughter of Jody Nelson and Shay Font, and her leadership, compassion, and commitment to excellence make her an outstanding candidate for the Northwest PA C.L.A.S.S. Act Emerging Leader Award. Eisenhower Middle Senior High School is proud to recommend Lainey Font as a shining example of effort, character, and citizenship.
It is with great pride that Eisenhower Middle Senior High School nominates Lainey Font for the Northwest PA C.L.A.S.S. Act Emerging Leader recognition. Lainey, a 12th-grade student, consistently demonstrates exceptional effort, character, and leadership in all areas of school life.
Lainey's dedication to academics is evident through her impressive achievements—earning academic letters in grades 9, 10, and 11, being named Chemistry Student of the Year twice, and excelling in rigorous coursework such as Honors Anatomy and Honors Inorganic Chemistry. Her work ethic reflects persistence and a deep commitment to learning, while her curiosity and determination set a positive example for her peers. Lainey’s character shines through her compassion, honesty, and respect for others. She treats classmates and teachers alike with kindness and integrity, fostering an atmosphere of trust and collaboration. Her chemistry teacher, Mr. Hayes, has played a role in inspiring her passion for science and modeling the same qualities she now embodies—respect, patience, and empathy.
A true example of good citizenship and service, Lainey gives back through her extensive involvement in Key Club, volunteering for events such as the community Thanksgiving dinner, road cleanups, and school Trick-or-Treat night. As President of the National Honor Society and Treasurer for Student Council, Key Club, and her graduating class, she leads with humility and a sense of responsibility that inspires others to engage in service and school pride.
Lainey also demonstrates excellence in athletics and teamwork, serving as captain of the basketball, volleyball, and cross-country teams while balancing multiple extracurricular commitments. She approaches competition with integrity, encourages her teammates, and consistently models good sportsmanship.
Lainey is respected by peers, trusted by staff, and admired throughout the Eisenhower community. She is the daughter of Jody Nelson and Shay Font, and her leadership, compassion, and commitment to excellence make her an outstanding candidate for the Northwest PA C.L.A.S.S. Act Emerging Leader Award. Eisenhower Middle Senior High School is proud to recommend Lainey Font as a shining example of effort, character, and citizenship.
