Warren County School District will be closed on Monday, January 26th.
Warren County School District will be operating on a two hour delay, Monday, January 26th.
Explore: https://wcsdpa.onlinesafetyhub.io/parent/articles/how-short-videos-keep-kids-hooked
How short videos keep kids hooked and 7 ways to help to help you understand why children are drawn to these videos and actionable suggestions to help you balance tech use.
Read this article to learn:
How viewing short video impacts concentration
Signs to watch for to identify unhealthy viewing habits
Seven ways to help your children build healthy online habits
How short videos keep kids hooked and 7 ways to help to help you understand why children are drawn to these videos and actionable suggestions to help you balance tech use.
Read this article to learn:
How viewing short video impacts concentration
Signs to watch for to identify unhealthy viewing habits
Seven ways to help your children build healthy online habits
See images for this week's sporting events in the Warren County School District.
Warren County School District's phone system has been restored and is now fully operational. We can once again receive and make external calls. Thank you for your patience!
Congratulations to WAHS students Lucille Harrison, Zoe Rodgers, Izzy McMonigal, Drake Lawson, and Natalie Baxter, for qualifying for PMEA Region Choir!
Warren County School District will be operating on a 2 hour delay, today, January 20th
❄️Cold Weather Advisory – Tomorrow Morning ❄️
Parents and Guardians,
Weather conditions are expected to change overnight, and tomorrow morning will be extremely cold. Warren County School District follows the National Weather Service Wind Chill Chart and will be monitoring conditions early in the morning to determine if a delay or closure is necessary.
At this time, forecasts indicate we will be right on the edge of the first wind chill zone—meaning it will be very cold, but not quite within the 30-minute frostbite threshold.
Please ensure your children are dressed appropriately for the weather, especially those waiting at bus stops or walking to school. In addition to warm winter clothing, it is strongly recommended that students wear gloves and a hat.
You can view the National Weather Service Wind Chill Chart here:
👉 https://www.weather.gov/safety/cold-wind-chill-chart
We appreciate your cooperation and will communicate promptly if conditions change.
Stay warm and safe.
— Warren County School District
Parents and Guardians,
Weather conditions are expected to change overnight, and tomorrow morning will be extremely cold. Warren County School District follows the National Weather Service Wind Chill Chart and will be monitoring conditions early in the morning to determine if a delay or closure is necessary.
At this time, forecasts indicate we will be right on the edge of the first wind chill zone—meaning it will be very cold, but not quite within the 30-minute frostbite threshold.
Please ensure your children are dressed appropriately for the weather, especially those waiting at bus stops or walking to school. In addition to warm winter clothing, it is strongly recommended that students wear gloves and a hat.
You can view the National Weather Service Wind Chill Chart here:
👉 https://www.weather.gov/safety/cold-wind-chill-chart
We appreciate your cooperation and will communicate promptly if conditions change.
Stay warm and safe.
— Warren County School District
WCSD Sporting Events week of January 19th-24th.
📚 Student Scheduling Begins Soon! 📚
Over the coming weeks, students will begin the scheduling process for the upcoming school year, starting with class meetings at school.
- Middle school students will have the opportunity to rank their preferred elective courses.
- High school students will complete course request sheets to indicate their course selections.
📘 Course Description Books can be found on the district website to help families review available options.
We encourage parents and guardians to take time to discuss course choices with their students so they can make thoughtful selections that align with their interests, goals, and future plans.
Over the coming weeks, students will begin the scheduling process for the upcoming school year, starting with class meetings at school.
- Middle school students will have the opportunity to rank their preferred elective courses.
- High school students will complete course request sheets to indicate their course selections.
📘 Course Description Books can be found on the district website to help families review available options.
We encourage parents and guardians to take time to discuss course choices with their students so they can make thoughtful selections that align with their interests, goals, and future plans.
Did you know?
Each WCSD elementary school has its own weather station providing real-time local data! 🌦
Curious about today’s temperature, rainfall, or wind speed? You can check it anytime—and if you scroll down, you’ll find lots of interesting weather details for each site.
Access the stations in two ways:
✅ Visit Weather Underground using the links below
✅ Or go to www.wcsdpa.org → Schools → Select any elementary school → Click the Weather Station link at the top right of the page
Stay informed, explore the data, and see what our students use for hands-on science learning!
EES - https://www.wunderground.com/dashboard/pws/KPARUSSE19
SAEMS - https://www.wunderground.com/dashboard/pws/KPASHEFF4
WAEC - https://www.wunderground.com/dashboard/pws/KPAWARRE79
YEMS - https://www.wunderground.com/dashboard/pws/KPAYOUNG6
Warren County School District is currently looking for dedicated and passionate individuals to join our team. We have a variety of positions available across the district.
The Warren County School District Music Department is excited to invite our families and community to our Winter Concerts! Join us in celebrating our students’ hard work and musical talents this winter season.
Please view the attachment for WCSD Athletic Events for the week of January 12th-17th. (Dates and times are subject to change)
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
Due to transportation issues, the Warren Boys Basketball game today vs Seneca has been postponed and will be rescheduled for a later date.