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Warren County School District Trivia Night Zoom-ing past COVID

The Magna Carta. July 16, 1969. Greenland Shark. COVID-19 can’t hold Warren County School District Trivia Night down. That’s right, Trivia Night Quarantine Edition kicks off at 7 p.m. Thursday, May 14. “Students will be competing with teams from within their own households and will receive a Zoom link upon confirmation of their registration,” Advisor Jewel Rozanski said. “Teams can consist of anyone living in the household, but should contain at least one student from the WCSD. Questions are geared more towards high school students, but younger siblings are encouraged to ...

Feelings ‘jumble up’

Words. They can be used as a weapon. They can also be used to heal, which is what Youngsville High School senior Dakota Hensel is trying to convey in her art for Mental Health Awareness Month. CORE (Choosing Openness Regarding Experiences) and the Warren County School District teamed up ...

‘Outstanding Creativity’

“And the winners are...” Eisenhower Middle School for “Outstanding Creativity” in the Forest Oil Region contest of “What’s So Cool About Manufacturing” for Venango, Warren, Forest, and Clarion counties. The virtual awards event premiered on YouTube this week and can be viewed ...

School lunch heroes

For more than a month, the summer lunch program has been running fast and furious outside of its normal timeline. To recognize the many individuals who are making a difference in our community by providing nutritious meals to students including those who may not have that opportunity at ...

‘Pick it up’

When students left Warren County School District schools on Friday, March 13, they had no idea they were leaving for the last time this school year. Anything they left in the buildings — in lockers or desks or wherever — they had a reasonable expectation of seeing it within a few ...

Phase 3 is here

Secondary students in Warren County School District will be back to doing graded work this week. The delivery of application-based projects for grades 6 through 12 will take place Tuesday, April 28. Online students will be able to access their packets. For the district’s offline students, those who signed up for hard-copy packets, and all students at Youngsville Middle High School, packets will be delivered via school buses. “Phase 3A delivery for offline is exactly the same as Phase 2, utilizing the two-hour delay bus schedule,” Director of Curriculum, Instruction, and ...