Warren County Career Center - Warren, PA

06/05/2026

Warren County School District Announces Summer Food Sites and Hours for 2026

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06/04/2026

Our District Monthly Newsletter for May is now available! As we wrap up the school year, this edition includes a summary of the latest Board of Education meeting, four employee spotlights highlighting the great work happening across our district, and an opportunity for our community to nominate individuals for our upcoming Alumni Spotlight.
We’re proud to share these updates and celebrate the people who make our district such a special place. As the school year comes to a close, we want to thank our students, staff, families, and community members for their continued support and dedication. We hope everyone has a safe, relaxing, and well-deserved summer break!

May Newsletter:

05/29/2026

The Warren County Career Center always strives to provide the students of Warren County with the most update program opportunities.

We currently operate 13 different programs in various categories:

Manufacturing:

Pre-Engineering

Machine Technology

Welding Technology

Transportation/Distribution & Logistics:

Auto Body Collision and Repair

Automotive Technology

Power Equipment Technology (Small Engine)

Health Sciences

Health-Medical Assisting

Law, Public Safety & Security

Protective Services

Hospitality

Culinary

Marketing, Sales & Service

Multi-Media Marketing

Architecture and Construction

Building Construction Occupations

Human Resources

Early Childhood

Information Technology

We are considering investigating and potentially developing at least one new program soon and are interested in your input.

05/28/2026

District Positive Happenings for the Month of May
May has been another exciting month across our schools, filled with creativity, achievement, and hands-on learning experiences. Students showcased their talents and problem-solving skills through academic competitions, STEM challenges, writing contests, and real-world learning opportunities, earning recognition at the regional and state levels.

Across the district, students continued to explore learning in engaging and meaningful ways through classroom projects, career exploration experiences, collaborative activities, and outdoor educational events. From elementary classrooms to our secondary and career-focused programs, students demonstrated curiosity, teamwork, leadership, and innovation.

Our schools also celebrated student accomplishments in athletics, academics, and the arts while continuing to expand opportunities that support student growth and future success. Community partnerships, enrichment programs, and summer learning opportunities remain an important part of providing meaningful experiences for our students both inside and outside the classroom.

We are incredibly proud of our students, staff, families, and community partners for making May another outstanding month across our district.

Be sure to check out the attached document for highlights from each of our schools and programs!

May Positive Happenings: https://aptg.co/Cgv5l6

05/28/2026

Our students have recently been engaged in incredible hands-on learning experiences that highlight teamwork, environmental stewardship, creativity, and STEM exploration across our district!

Middle and high school teams from EMHS, SAEMS, WAHS, and YEMS recently gathered at Chapman Dam State Park to compete in the annual Envirothon competition. Students tested their knowledge in forestry, aquatics, wildlife, soils, and this year’s special topic: nonpoint pollution. While several teams earned top placements throughout the competition, the event also provided valuable experience and preparation for students interested in continuing Envirothon participation at the high school level and beyond. It was a beautiful day filled with collaboration, problem-solving, and outdoor learning.

In another exciting environmental effort, approximately 90 student volunteers joined teachers and community partners to plant nearly 700 trees at two locations in Warren County. Working alongside representatives from the Warren County Conservation District, DCNR, NRCS, and the Bureau of Forestry, students helped plant a diverse variety of deciduous trees and shrubs in areas near Youngsville, Garland, and the Hatch Run Conservation Trail. This project provided students with a meaningful opportunity to support conservation efforts while learning more about environmental sustainability and habitat restoration.

Students and families also recently participated in a Future Quest event as part of the worldwide Remake Learning Days celebration. This hands-on STEM event encouraged curiosity, creativity, and exploration through interactive stations focused on energy, motion, and engineering concepts. Participants experimented with catapults, gravity, circuits, solar and wind power, 3D building challenges, sensors, and other engaging activities designed to spark innovation and problem-solving. We were excited to see participation grow significantly this year as more families joined in the fun and learning.

We are proud of our students, staff, and community partners for continuing to create meaningful experiences that inspire learning both inside and outside the classroom!

05/21/2026

Dear Parents/Family/Friends,

Anyone who was unable to get a program from the WCCC Completion Ceremony on May 20,2026 and would like a one for memories, please e-mail Mrs. Massa at

[email protected]

and she will send you one right away.

05/20/2026

Kaitlyn Johnson a Senior completer of the Warren County Career Center Autobody Collision program was selected by teachers and counselors to be the recipient of a $600.00, 2026 School to Work Citizenship Award.

Jordan Pilling, a Senior completer of the WCCC Power Equipment Technology program was selected by teachers and counselors to be the recipient of a $700.00 2026 Continuing Education Citizenship Award.

Both awards are sponsored by The Odd Fellows Home of Western Pa. The Home Board honors all Odd Fellows and Rebekah's from thirteen northwest PA counties.

Most importantly, these awards indicate to all that these students have demonstrated the principles of friendship, love, and truth, in their daily lives. Congratulations

05/18/2026

WCCC Yearbooks are for Sale! Yearbooks are $26 and can be purchased during School Store hours and at the Completion Ceremony!

05/18/2026

Please remember,

WCCC Completion Ceremony

Wednesday, May 20, 2026, at 5:00 pm at the Warren Area High School Auditorium.

05/18/2026

This marks the last week the Hilltop Cafe will be open this school year.

Attached is the menu for the May 19-20-21, 2026.

It's been a great year!