May is Mental Health Awareness month, therfore, we are highlighting the article, Self-diagnosing mental health issues using social media o offer parents insight about where their kids might be seeking support online to understand and potentially pursue insights regarding mental health challenges or concerns. There is a lot to unpack with this topic and like anything involving social media, there are pros and cons for parents to consider. https://wcsdpa.onlinesafetyhub.io/parent/blogs-articles/self-diagnosing-mental-health-issues-using-social-media
Attention parents: The Office of Educational Technology is collecting parent input for the development of a new National Education Technology Plan. The poll averages 10 questions,.Your voice is important to this process. https://projecttomorrow.questionpro.com/a/TakeSurvey?tt=fX43e2HMHZgECHrPeIW9eQ%3D%3D
2023 All County Art Show Results:
Best in Show Tristan Coccaro from Youngsvllle Middle High School (see picture).
Click attached link for complete list of results: https://wcsdpaorg-my.sharepoint.com/:w:/g/personal/dilksj_wcsdpa_org/ERhzjNR5g19HtqTPFQFtF48BZh5B-hFM0DQF5Tvq3nFuzg?e=kehdwM
Fall band and sports registration will be from June 15th-July 14th.
https://www.wcsdpa.org/page/band-sports-registration
The Warren County School District would like to send a heartfelt thank you to all of our teachers and school nurses on this Teacher Appreciation week and National Nurses week. Thank you for all you do for our students on a daily basis.
On behalf of the staff of Youngsville Elementary School, Youngsville Middle High School and Central Office, we would like to thank all the parents and guardians for their patience and understanding today with parent pick up due to the situation in the community. It went smoothly thanks to all of you. We have been advised that normal routines can be in place tomorrow.
Youngsville After School Activity information: The concert scheduled at Youngsville Elementary is postponed for this evening. There will be no 21st Century after school. The baseball and softball games are being moved to the Legion Fields in Warren on Plumber Street. Reminder all students at the Youngsville schools will need to be picked up by a parent or emergency contact at the end of the school day. Please bring photo identification.
Without knowing if the threat is or will be contained by the end of school, we are planning for a dismissal completely by parent pick up. We are not comfortable allowing students to walk home or to walk from the bus to their homes. Buses will not be transporting students home from Youngsville Elementary School or Youngsville Middle High School today. Students will be dismissed to parents or emergency contacts with photo identification. All students will need to physically be signed out.
An additional post addressing different after school activities will follow.
Youngsville Elementary School and Youngsville Middle/High School continue to remain in a Secure Lockout due to a potential police incident in the area. No one is permitted in or out of the buildings. Students are safe within the building and classes are occurring as normal with students moving within the building. If the situation remains as dismissal nears, additional communication will be sent out. Thank you for your understanding and support. Know that your children are safe and learning.
Youngsville Elementary School and Youngsville Middle High School have been placed on a due to a potential outside threat. School district officials will be monitoring the situation. No one will be permitted in or out of the building until further notice.
Congratulations and Good luck YMHS '23 Seniors
Congratulations and Good luck YMHS '23 Seniors
Congratulations and Good luck YMHS '23 Seniors
Congratulations and Good Luck YMHS 2023 Seniors!
Congratulations and Good luck YMHS '23 Seniors
Congratulations and Good luck YMHS '23 Seniors
Congratulations and Good luck YMHS '23 Seniors
Remake Learning Days is an innovative learning festival for families and youth. Taking root in regions across the world, thousands of hands-on and engaging events are designed for kids of all ages at libraries, schools, tech centers, museums, play spaces, community centers and more. Check them out by clicking this link: https://www.smore.com/khnbp-remake-learning-days-2023
All students entering grades 8 or 9 next year are invited to participate in the FREE Warren County Career Center summer enrichment program. The WCCC will hold two separate one week programs - Week one will run from June 12 to June 16 and
Week two will run from June 19 to June 23. Students may choose one or two sessions. Hours of the program at 8:00 am - 12:00 pm Transportation and snacks are provided - FREE
Students have their choice from 9 different programs:
Auto Body Collision
Automotive Technology
Building Construction
Electronics
Foods
Information Technology
Machine Technology
Protective Services
Welding
There are 10 seats available per program/per week - seats are first come - rirst serve. Applications for the summer program can be found in each student's guidance office.
Just a quick thank you to our WCSD administrative support team. They work in all of our buildings supporting staff, students, and parents throughout the year and it is very much appreciated!
