The district received a potential school threat this evening at Beaty-Warren Middle School. Local law enforcement has investigated the threat, and at this time, the threat has not been corroborated by other witnesses. The WCSD takes all threats seriously and will investigate to the fullest extent of our resources. Any student involved in such accusations will remain at home while the district and law enforcement conclude their findings. Additional information will be provided when it becomes available.
Warren Area High School is proud to nominate Aydin Anthony for the Northwest PA CLASS Act Emerging Leader Award. Aydin is an outstanding student whose academic and extracurricular achievements make him a model representative of our school and community.
In the classroom, Aydin challenges himself with AP, Honors, and Dual Enrollment courses while maintaining academic excellence. He is a member of the National Honor Society and Tri-M Music Honor Society and has earned our school's Academic Letter multiple years. Beyond academics, Aydin is deeply involved in the arts, participating in both band and orchestra and contributing his talents to the Yearbook staff. Aydin is a reliable and trusted resource for staff and students alike. He regularly provides photography and video content for the school website, in-building presentations, weekly student news broadcasts, and SWPBIS training videos (An example of a video he created can be seen here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6uhaonZRHbo
His creativity and technical skill extend far beyond the classroom - Aydin serves as the lighting designer for major school events, including the All-County Musical, assemblies, graduation, concerts, and school recognition ceremonies. His professional experience is equally impressive. Aydin is employed by the historic Struthers Library Theatre as the in-house lighting designer. In this role, he produces show lighting for nationally recognized artists in the "Celebrity Series", Warren Players musicals and theatre productions, and the SLT Academy shows, which train young students in all aspects of theatre. His dedication is evident in the 250+ volunteer hours he has contributed to community productions and video editing projects. Aydin has also embraced a mentoring role, guiding younger students in lighting design and theatre production. He actively shares his knowledge, encourages their growth, and connects them with resources to pursue their own interests. This commitment to lifting others up is what makes him not only a leader but also an inspiration to his peers.
Looking ahead, Aydin plans to attend Point Park University to major in Theatrical Design, Management, and Production. His long-term goal is to become a commercial lighting designer for Broadway or touring theatre and music productions. With his talent, drive, and leadership, there is no doubt that he will continue to shine brightly in the years to come.
In the classroom, Aydin challenges himself with AP, Honors, and Dual Enrollment courses while maintaining academic excellence. He is a member of the National Honor Society and Tri-M Music Honor Society and has earned our school's Academic Letter multiple years. Beyond academics, Aydin is deeply involved in the arts, participating in both band and orchestra and contributing his talents to the Yearbook staff. Aydin is a reliable and trusted resource for staff and students alike. He regularly provides photography and video content for the school website, in-building presentations, weekly student news broadcasts, and SWPBIS training videos (An example of a video he created can be seen here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6uhaonZRHbo
His creativity and technical skill extend far beyond the classroom - Aydin serves as the lighting designer for major school events, including the All-County Musical, assemblies, graduation, concerts, and school recognition ceremonies. His professional experience is equally impressive. Aydin is employed by the historic Struthers Library Theatre as the in-house lighting designer. In this role, he produces show lighting for nationally recognized artists in the "Celebrity Series", Warren Players musicals and theatre productions, and the SLT Academy shows, which train young students in all aspects of theatre. His dedication is evident in the 250+ volunteer hours he has contributed to community productions and video editing projects. Aydin has also embraced a mentoring role, guiding younger students in lighting design and theatre production. He actively shares his knowledge, encourages their growth, and connects them with resources to pursue their own interests. This commitment to lifting others up is what makes him not only a leader but also an inspiration to his peers.
Looking ahead, Aydin plans to attend Point Park University to major in Theatrical Design, Management, and Production. His long-term goal is to become a commercial lighting designer for Broadway or touring theatre and music productions. With his talent, drive, and leadership, there is no doubt that he will continue to shine brightly in the years to come.
Winter sports registration will be from October 1st-24th using Arbiter Sports. https://www.wcsdpa.org/page/band-sports-registration
Residents of the Youngsville area have been receiving messages and alerts that there will be a planned power outage being conducted by Penelec on Wednesday, September 10, 2025, from 8AM to approximately 3PM. The Warren County School District has been in contact with Penelec and has been assured this planned outage will not impact Youngsville Elementary Middle School. School will remain in session on Wednesday, September 10, 2025, and we will provide you with any updates, as needed.
As we begin another season of athletics in the Warren County School District, we remind all spectators to act appropriately and respectfully at our events. Respect the Game. Abuse of coaches, officials, or players will NOT be tolerated. PIAA reminds us: “Actions meant to demean opponents, spectators, or officials are not in the highest ideals of education.” Let’s show respect and support our student athletes in the right way!
Attention Middle Level parents: The Middle Level 21st Century program for grades 6-8 is being postponed due to low student enrollment. The tentative new start date is September 22nd, pending additional student participation. See the previous post if you would like to register your student.
Please understand that the elementary program for Grades K-5 will still begin on Monday, September 8th. Thank you.
Registration has been extended for two more weeks!
Warren County School District is proud to offer two exciting after school enrichment programs for students in K-5 and 6-8 through the Nita M. Lowey 21st Century Community Learning Centers grant. See images for more information or go to our website at: https://www.wcsdpa.org/o/wcsd/page/nita-m-lowey-21st-century-community-learning-centers
Warren County School District is proud to offer two exciting after school enrichment programs for students in K-5 and 6-8 through the Nita M. Lowey 21st Century Community Learning Centers grant. See images for more information or go to our website at: https://www.wcsdpa.org/o/wcsd/page/nita-m-lowey-21st-century-community-learning-centers
📚✏️ A new school year means new beginnings—and endless opportunities to build confidence with numbers!
Whether you're walking to school, packing lunches, or waiting in line, those everyday moments are the perfect time to sneak in a little math. It doesn’t have to be formal—just noticing, counting, asking questions, and playing simple games makes a big impact over time.
This year, let’s help kids see math not just as something they do at school, but something they use everywhere.
Welcome back—we’re excited for a year full of learning, laughter, and “a-ha!” moments! 💡💛
Whether you're walking to school, packing lunches, or waiting in line, those everyday moments are the perfect time to sneak in a little math. It doesn’t have to be formal—just noticing, counting, asking questions, and playing simple games makes a big impact over time.
This year, let’s help kids see math not just as something they do at school, but something they use everywhere.
Welcome back—we’re excited for a year full of learning, laughter, and “a-ha!” moments! 💡💛
Warren County School District is making it easier to stay in touch with teachers and class information from that same app. Using the Warren CO SD app, you can easily switch from district and school information to Rooms, where you can see your student's classes and engage directly with teachers. Rooms can be accessed via the web and from our district app which is available for free and can be used from both Apple and Android phones.
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📢 Attention WCSD Parents!
If your child is enrolled in grades 1–12 in the Warren County School District for the 2025–2026 school year, please update your student’s information electronically.
📬 An email was sent this afternoon from noreplyenrollment@powerschool.com with quick and easy instructions for those families that have not completed this process. Letters with this information was mailed home in July.
💻 This update is required in order for your child to receive their iPad or laptop for the school year.
👉 Get started now: https://registration.powerschool.com/family/gosnap.aspx?action=43103&culture=en
Thank you for helping us start the school year smoothly!
#WCSD #BackToSchoolPrep #ParentReminder #20252026SchoolYear
If your child is enrolled in grades 1–12 in the Warren County School District for the 2025–2026 school year, please update your student’s information electronically.
📬 An email was sent this afternoon from noreplyenrollment@powerschool.com with quick and easy instructions for those families that have not completed this process. Letters with this information was mailed home in July.
💻 This update is required in order for your child to receive their iPad or laptop for the school year.
👉 Get started now: https://registration.powerschool.com/family/gosnap.aspx?action=43103&culture=en
Thank you for helping us start the school year smoothly!
#WCSD #BackToSchoolPrep #ParentReminder #20252026SchoolYear
⏰📚 Back-to-school routines help set the tone for success—and peace of mind!
As kids adjust to the start of a new school year, simple daily routines can go a long way in helping them feel secure, focused, and ready to learn. When children know what to expect, they’re more likely to stay calm, confident, and organized—both at school and at home.
Routines:
✔️ Build a sense of stability and reduce anxiety
✔️ Help kids manage time and responsibilities
✔️ Free up brainpower for learning and problem-solving
✔️ Create space for important conversations, like “What did you learn in math today?”
Whether it’s getting to bed on time, setting up a homework habit, or checking in about the day, these small actions help kids thrive. Let’s start strong and build a year full of growth, learning, and confidence! 💛📘
💸 Summer Budgeting Challenge 💸
Looking for a way to turn everyday decisions into meaningful math lessons? Try this fun budgeting activity that brings numbers to life through real choices!
Let your child take the lead in planning snacks, outings, or even a full day of summer fun—all while sticking to a set budget. They'll practice making smart financial decisions, comparing prices, and adjusting their plan to stay within limits. Perfect for building number sense and life skills!
✅ Great for road trips, rainy days, or a visit to the store
🧠 Encourages mental math, estimation, and real-world problem-solving
🏆 Try adding categories or constraints to increase the challenge for older kids!
This activity makes math meaningful by connecting numbers to real-life decisions—all while giving kids a fun way to take charge of their summer plans!
Whether they’re “spending” real money or just pretending, this activity turns budgeting into a math-powered adventure!
Warren County School Districts' Teachers and Coaches took home the first place trophy in the Co-ed Industry Division in the Industrial Tournament for the third year in a row this past weekend.
Warren County School District is making it easier to stay in touch with teachers and class information from that same app. Using the Warren CO SD app, you can easily switch from district and school information to Rooms, where you can see your student's classes and engage directly with teachers. Rooms can be accessed via the web and from our district app which is available for free and can be used from both Apple and Android phones.
WCSD Superintendent Video Series
We’re excited to share that our Superintendent , Mr. Gary Weber, has released the first in a series of videos to keep our community informed about important updates, events, and initiatives happening throughout the Warren County School District.
These videos will provide a closer look at what’s happening in our schools, highlight achievements, and share plans for the future.
Watch the first video here: Inside the District with the Superintendent
We look forward to keeping you connected and informed!
📢 Attention WCSD Parents!
If your child will be enrolled in grades 1–12 in the Warren County School District for the 2025–2026 school year, you can skip the first-day paperwork by updating your student’s information electronically ahead of time! ✅
📬 An email was sent this afternoon from noreplyenrollment@powerschool.com with quick and easy instructions. Letters with this information will also be mailed home soon.
💻 This update is required in order for your child to receive their iPad or laptop for the school year.
👉 Get started now: https://registration.powerschool.com/family/gosnap.aspx?action=43103&culture=en
Thank you for helping us start the school year smoothly!
#WCSD #BackToSchoolPrep #ParentReminder #20252026SchoolYear
Home Access Center will be opened at 3:00 this afternoon, August 11th.
🍉🧮 Snack time = math time!
Who knew snack time could be the perfect moment for building math skills? With just a plate of everyday snacks, kids can explore important ideas like fair sharing, comparing parts, and thinking about wholes and halves—all in a way that feels natural (and delicious!).
This activity is a great way to model math talk in the moment: ask kids to explain their thinking as they divide snacks, adjust quantities, or serve others.
Try introducing simple challenges like, “Can we split this evenly three ways?” or “What if we double the snack for more people?”
It’s a fun, flexible way to keep math meaningful—even between meals! 🍉✂️
Warren County School District is proud to offer two exciting after school enrichment programs for students in K-5 and 6-8 through the Nita M. Lowey 21st Century Community Learning Centers grant. See images for more information.
