Today, our Warsaw Community High School students who were selected for the Mayor’s Youth Advisory Council came together for their monthly meeting. This is an incredible opportunity to engage with our mayor and impact the community while developing their leadership skills. We’re so proud of these students for stepping up and applying to be a part of this program! #WarsawInspires
15 days ago, Krista Polston
Advisory Council
Advisory Council
Advisory Council
Advisory Council
🌱 Exciting things are growing at Claypool Elementary! Special shoutout to Steve Koontz from Keep It Watered for coming in and working with teachers & students to get some Tower Garden lessons kicked-off. We can't wait to see these gardens grow! #WarsawInspires
about 1 month ago, Krista Polston
Keep it Watered Training
Keep it Watered Training
Keep it Watered Training
Keep it Watered Training
Keep it Watered Training
Keep it Watered Training
Keep it Watered Training
Keep it Watered Training
Keep it Watered Training
Keep it Watered Training
We're excited to pass along that Finn Conley, Harrison Elementary 6th-grader, was honored with the David Fribley Award at the Young Tiger Football awards ceremony last week. This prestigious award was named after David Fribley—a Warsaw alum who selflessly served and sacrificed his life in Iraq in 2003. Congratulations, Finn! We're proud of you for receiving this recognition! #WarsawInspires
about 1 month ago, Krista Polston
Fribley Award
Tonight's regular board meeting kicked off with a special reception celebrating Sheila Howe, our Director of HR, who is retiring after 8 dedicated years with WCS. Thank you, Sheila, for your passion and service to WCS. You will be missed! We were also treated to a fantastic performance by the Warsaw Tiger Marching Band, showcasing their state finalist piece, "Danzón," a Cuban-inspired show. Eight seniors were honored as they took part in their last performance, and the board congratulated the entire band for their hard work and a great season. The meeting also highlighted the success of the recent Hispanic Heritage Night, an event that keeps growing thanks to Coach Burgher and Coach Camargo's passion for uniting the team and celebrating the Hispanic heritage. The night featured tamales, music and dancing.
about 1 month ago, Krista Polston
Sheila Howe
Band performance
Ryan Burgher
Heritage Night
🎶 Huge congratulations to five of our Warsaw Community High School students who were selected for the Indiana All State Honor Choir! Out of all of the talented students who auditioned, five of our very own students were chosen to represent WCHS in the elite choir that will perform in Fort Wayne on January 18, 2025. Abi Fisher – Soprano I Abigail Fox – Alto II Alora Lafferty – Alto II Gabriel Busz – Tenor I Jack Stevenson – Bass I Great job, everyone! #WarsawInspires
about 2 months ago, Krista Polston
Choir
Earlier today, the Warsaw Area Career Center hosted their annual N.E.W. (Nontraditional Employment for Women) Workshop. They had a great showing with over 150 sophomore girls from Warsaw and Tippecanoe Valley who explored nontraditional career paths and gained hands-on experience in fields like engineering, law enforcement, architecture and more.! Officer Paige Wood delivered the keynote, sharing her journey from education to law enforcement. HUGE thanks to all the presenters and sponsors for making this day possible, and to our future female leaders for their enthusiasm! #WarsawInspires
about 2 months ago, Krista Polston
Law Enforcement
Concervationist
Law Enforcement
Law Enforcement
Architect Developers
DNR
Huge congrats to the Washington volleyball team for securing the city championship with a 2-0 victory over Leesburg in the Tiger Den! Also ...a big shout out to the Harrison soccer team for their 3-1 win over Eisenhower in the city soccer final at the Tiger Soccer Complex! Way to go, teams! 🙌 #WarsawInspires
about 2 months ago, Krista Polston
Washington Volleyball
Harrison Soccer
What an incredible night at Pink Out! 💗 A huge shoutout to our cheerleaders and cheer block for their energy and leadership in rallying the crowd, and to our football players for proudly wearing pink socks and donating $500 to the Cancer Care Fund. 🙌 Carson Chizum shared, “Wearing the socks and seeing all the pink means a lot to me, not only because it supports our student-led Cancer Care Fund, but it also gives awareness to anyone affected by breast cancer. My grandma was diagnosed in May, and I’m proud to support pink for the night.” Reese Finley added, "As a team, Pink Out is one of our favorite games of the year! With two of my loved ones now survivors, it's amazing to be a part of a group of students who give back in such a big way!" A special thank you to our incredible community members for showing up, spreading awareness, and supporting the fight against breast cancer! 📷 Photo credit: Jasmine McKinley for the photos and Kyle Carter for the drone shots. #WarsawInspires #PinkOutNight
about 2 months ago, Krista Polston
walk the block
football players
cheerleaders
cheerblock
Big shoutout to the Warsaw Marching Tiger Pride for securing a spot in the ISSMA Scholastic State Finals for the 10th time! Their performance earned them a Gold Rating and a place among the top bands in the state. Mark your calendars for their free Community Performance on Friday, October 11th, at Fisher Field at 6:30 PM. Show our support as they prepare for the State Finals on October 19th! Check out the full details: www.warsawschools.org/article/1807400 #WarsawInspires
about 2 months ago, Krista Polston
Bands
Huge shoutout to our amazing teachers and administrators from Eisenhower, Leesburg, Lakeview and Central Office for spending the past several days at the 9th International Conference on Immersion and Dual Language Education. They even got to spend some time with Ofelia Wade (Utah Department of Education) who will be at WCS in a few short weeks for her annual visit. It was such a productive & impactful conference AND WCS was asked to collaborate on one of the future International DLI conferences in the midwest with IU and OSU. What a testament to our program! #WarsawInspires
about 2 months ago, Krista Polston
DLI Group
Ofelia Wade
We’re excited to share a few photos from this year’s DiscoverME event, hosted by OrthoWorx. Keep an eye out for the highlight reel tomorrow! Students from Lakeview and Edgewood explored local manufacturing careers, learned about the orthopedic industry and participated in hands-on activities like CNC machine demos and virtual reality medical training. These experiences helped them connect classroom learning to real-world applications and explore future career opportunities. #WarsawInspires #DiscoverME
2 months ago, Krista Polston
DiscoverME
DiscoverME
DiscoverME
DiscoverME
DiscoverME
Happy National Custodians Day! We want to give a huge shoutout to our amazing custodial staff who work tirelessly behind the scenes to keep our schools clean, safe and welcoming. Their hard work ensures that our students and staff have a great environment to learn and grow in every day. Thank you for everything you do! 👏 #WarsawInspires #NationalCustodiansDay
2 months ago, Krista Polston
National Custodian Day
🍽️ Exciting News! Blue Apron, our student-operated restaurant at WACC, is officially opening for the new year! Join us every Tuesday and Thursday from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM for delicious, chef-inspired meals crafted by our talented culinary students. High school parents—you can even meet your student for lunch during their A/B/C lunch period! Reservations and pre-orders are encouraged-- visit www.warsawschools.org/article/1794297 for the links! #WarsawInspires #BlueApron
2 months ago, Krista Polston
Blue Apron
Blue Apron
Blue Apron
Blue Apron
Blue Apron
Blue Apron
Blue Apron
Blue Apron
Blue Apron
👑 Congratulations to our Homecoming Queen, Hailey Fuller, and King, Noah Wilkins! Hailey plans to attend Ivy Tech to become a dental assistant, while Noah will study politics and law at Taylor University while playing rugby. Click the link to see the entire Homecoming Court and celebrate our nominees! 👇 https://wchs.warsawschools.org/o/wchs/article/1795085 #WarsawInspires Photo Credit to Maddie Lee (WCHS Yearbook Editor)
2 months ago, Krista Polston
Homecoming King and Queen
cheer block
football players
cheer leaders
🌟 Mrs. Williams and Ms. Owens are building their 'Thinking Classroom' through poetry analysis! Students in Mrs. Williams’ English 9 class collaborated in groups of three to explore various elements of poetry, showcasing their insights and analysis on whiteboards for the whole class. INSPIRE is our theme for the year and we're always love sharing how our students and staff inspire each other-- Mrs. Williams and Ms. Owens were truly inspired by their students' hard work! #WCSmission #WarsawInspires
2 months ago, Krista Polston
Mrs. Williams English 9 class
Mrs. Williams English 9 class
Mrs. Williams English 9 class
Mrs. Williams English 9 class
Mrs. Williams English 9 class
We kicked off our WCS Tiger Ambassadors Cohort 3 today! They got to join us for a Lunch & Learn, where they got an exclusive look into athletics, food services and transportation. They also had the chance to connect with our Central Office admin team. Our Tiger Ambassador program offers a unique, behind-the-scenes glimpse into WCS operations—covering everything from finances and building projects to curriculum. Plus, in a few weeks, they’ll get to shadow our building principals for a sneak peek into the day-to-day. Meet this year’s group of ambassadors: Grace Whalen Drew Flamm Stephanie Pahl Lenord McCreery Tiffany Howe Kim Slaymaker Heath Simcoe Travis McConnell Kim Lezark Leo Patino Sheriff Jim Smith Emily Hornaday Jessica Hauck Erin Sarafino We can’t wait to follow their journey! #WarsawInspires #TigerAmbassadors
2 months ago, Krista Polston
Tiger Ambassadors
Tiger Ambassadors
Tiger Ambassadors
Tiger Ambassadors
Tiger Ambassadors
🎉 We're Hiring-- We have exciting career opportunities available, and we need YOU to join our team! 🎉 Here are just a few of our immediate openings. If you're ready to inspire and equip students while making a difference, apply today! 📲 Visit www,.warsawschools.org/careers for more info #warsawinspires
2 months ago, Krista Polston
Hiring
Yesterday, our 4th graders participated in Lake Adventure Day in Winona Lake! The event is always a fun one since it is hosted by Grace Education students. Students explored stations to learn about erosion, pollution and even had the chance to go fishing! 🎣 Thank you, Grace College! #WarsawInspires
3 months ago, Krista Polston
Lake Adventure Day
Lake Adventure Day
Lake Adventure Day
Lake Adventure Day
Lake Adventure Day
Lake Adventure Day
There were several district and community updates at the board work session tonight as we kick off the new school year! Dual Language Immersion Program: Presented by DLI Instructional Coach Crystal Kreider and Assistant Superintendent Tracy Horrell, the board learned about the growth and success of WCS's Dual Language Immersion (DLI) program which now serves over 800 students and will expand to 9th grade next year. Future plans include a partnership with Indiana University Kokomo to offer advanced college courses. Tools for Schools Highlight: Presented by Combined Community Services' Ami Pitt and Randy Polston, this event was a huge success, providing 150 lunches and 1619 pairs of shoes. Held at Lakeview (primarily for the cosmetology program), it also allowed WACC cosmetology students to gain hours towards licensure while serving 150 students with first day haircuts. There are over 1215 Warsaw students at the event. We are so grateful for CCS's partnership and contributions to the community! Mentor Program: Chief Academic Officer Aimee Lunsford presented on the revamped WCS Mentor Program. The program offers ongoing support for new teachers, including level-specific guidance, procedures, and a structure for meetings and support. #WCSmission #WarsawInspires
4 months ago, Krista Polston
Tracy Horrell and Crystal Kreider
Crystal Kreider
Ami Pitt
Board and CCS
Aimee Lunsford
🚗 Important Drop-Off & Pick-Up Info for WCHS/WACC Families! As a reminder, with the new entrance last year, drop-off and pick-up routes were permanently adjusted for the high school. In addition to the attached map, here are some tips: - Follow the arrows showing traffic flow and use designated drop-off/pick-up spots - Stick to the marked routes – creating your own route holds up the line! - Do not mix yellow and red routes. - Watch for pedestrians crossing to enter the building. - Avoid turning left back onto SR-15.
4 months ago, Krista Polston
Map