Congratulations to Alexis Stec, Eisenhower Middle High School Senior, as Warren County School District's November nominee for PA C.L.A.S.S. Act Emerging Leader. If chosen, Alexis will receive a $1200.00 scholarship and a chance for an additional $5500.00 scholarship at the end of the year.
Alexis Stec is an outstanding example of what it means to be a dedicated, community-minded, and well-rounded student. Her favorite subject is English, where she loves reading older stories and connecting their themes to everyday life. She also enjoys her AP Government and Politics class because it challenges her to think critically and engage in spirited debate. Alexis has earned the Gold B and Honor Roll distinction and is enrolled in the Health and Medicine program at the Warren County Career Center.
Beyond the classroom, Alexis is deeply involved in her school and community. She participates in softball and cheerleading, serves as a volunteer firefighter with the Clarendon Fire Department, and works part-time at Bob Evans. As the 2025 Warren County Fair Queen and President of Skills USA, Alexis has demonstrated exceptional leadership and commitment to service. Through 4-H, she contributes to projects such as cleaning fairgrounds, rebuilding barns, and helping with livestock shows. In her role as Fair Queen, she has attended more than 50 community events and plans on volunteering at Saint Joseph’s Soup Kitchen in the spring with her 4-H Club.
Her teachers describe her as a natural leader who leads by example. Mrs. Cameron writes, “Alexis Stec is not only a leader in the classroom, but a leader among her peers. She is conscientious, friendly, and vocal. At least once a week, she is involved with agricultural groups or reading to elementary students about dairy and agriculture. Her initiative and tenacity are difficult to match—she is a go-getter with an optimistic attitude who balances schoolwork, service, and athletics while encouraging others to get involved and fostering a sense of community.”
Alexis’s favorite teachers, Mrs. Walters, Mrs. Cameron, and Mr. Taylor—have inspired her academic journey. Her long-term goal is to become an athletic trainer and attend the University of Pittsburgh. She lives by the motto:
“Life is 10% what happens to you and 90% how you react to it.”
Alexis Stec embodies leadership, service, and perseverance—qualities that make her a truly deserving CLASS Act honoree.
Strive Program Thanksgiving Luncheon:
Today our Strive Program students showcased their hard work, teamwork, and growing independence by preparing a full Thanksgiving luncheon for staff members. From the planning and cooking to setting up, our students took pride in every step and the results were fantastic!
A huge thank you to our staff who joined the students for this special meal and continue to support them each day. Moments like these truly highlight the power of community, learning, and celebrating together.
Great job, Strive students- we are proud of you!
It’s the most musical time of the year!
Our students have been working hard to prepare a wonderful lineup of holiday performances across the district. We invite families, friends, and community members to join us in celebrating the season and supporting our talented musicians.
📅 Please see the image below for the full schedule of concert dates and times.
From our elementary singers to our middle and high school ensembles, each performance highlights the dedication of our students and music educators. We hope to see you there as we ring in the season with joy, tradition, and great music!
No tickets will be sold at the door. Doors to the gym will open at 5:00 p.m. Go Dragons!
Congratulations to the Warren Dragon Volleyball Team!
The Dragons punched their ticket to States last night after a big win over Fort LeBoeuf!
Check out next week’s events happening across the Warren County School District — your support means so much to our students and teams.
Parent-Teacher Conference Day will be held on Monday, November 10, 2025 from 11:00 am through 6:00 PM.
💛 Thank You, Bus and Van Drivers! - Behind every safe trip is a dedicated driver!
As Bus Safety Month wraps up, we want to say a heartfelt THANK YOU to our amazing WCSD bus and van drivers!
Each day, they safely transport almost 3,500 students across 792 square miles — logging nearly 1.8 million miles each year.
Their commitment keeps our students safe and learning on time. Take a moment this week to wave, smile, or say “thank you” to your driver!
Discover actionable, expert guidance in our article, https://wcsdpa.onlinesafetyhub.io/parent/articles/how-to-talk-to-your-child-about-violence-on-social-media and learn:
-Strategies for age-appropriate discussions that encourage trust and guidance
-Insights into the psychological effects of exposure to violent content online
-Practical, expert-backed steps parents can take to help their children build resilience and safely navigate today's complex online world
🚨Stop for the Bus – It’s the Law - Drivers, your attention can save a life!
When a school bus stops, so should you. It’s not just courteous — it’s the law.
Here’s what to remember:
• Stop at least 10 feet away when red lights are flashing and the stop arm is out
• Stay stopped until the lights stop flashing and the arm retracts
• Be alert in school zones and neighborhoods
Every stop protects a student. Thank you for helping keep our roads safe!