Board Work Session Recap (Tuesday, April 21)
Student Spotlight: WCHS Swimming & Diving
The Board of School Trustees opened the April 21 work session by recognizing members of the Warsaw Community High School Boys and Lady Tiger swimming and diving teams for their performances at the IHSAA State Finals. The season also included a historic milestone for the boys team, who captured the Northern Lakes Conference (NLC) title for the first time since 1989.
While not all team members were able to attend, those present shared their future plans, with several expressing interest in continuing their swimming and diving careers at the college level.
The Board also recognized swim coaches Deron Manwaring and Lily Boston (including Mr. DeBrota who has had 10 years in the program).
Dr. Hoffert also acknowledged the parents for their support and commitment, including the early mornings and time dedicated throughout the season. Parents introduced themselves and shared how long they have been involved in swimming.
Out-of-State Travel Updates
Mr. Steven Boyer presented information regarding out-of-state travel for the 2025–2026 school year. Opportunities included participation in the PLC at Work Institute in St. Charles, Missouri, and the School Nutrition Association Annual National Conference in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Financial Report Overview
Mr. Boyer provided the financial report for March 2026. He also reviewed several donations supporting district programs. The WCHS JROTC program received a $2,500 donation from Backwater Retriever Club, Inc. Additional contributions were made to the WCHS Fribley Fund, including $3,881 from Mission Point Church and $1,375 from the Kosciusko County Community Foundation.
Facilities and Construction Update
Finally, Jim LeMasters shared an update on facilities and construction projects across the district.