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American Education Week Poster Contest Awards Ceremony
American Education Week Poster Contest Grand Prize Winners - Elementary
American Education Week Poster Contest Grand Prize Winners - Middle School
American Education Week Poster Contest Grand Prize Winners - High School
Dr. Livernois presents Dianne Leung with a
Certificate of Achievement for celebrating
50 years of service in WCS.
Latest news from WCS
Important Message from the Superintendent
Kindergarten and Early Childhood Education Information Meeting
Tuesday, February 11, 2020
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Congressman Andy Levin, vice chair of the House Committee on Education and Labor, awarded students in the MMSTC program at Butcher Educational Center with certificates of achievement for participating in the Congressional App Challenge.
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The Congressional App Challenge is a prestigious competition in student computer science, sponsored by the U.S. House of Representatives and the Internet Education Foundation.
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The CPC culinary team, under the direction of Chef Jennifer Dulecki, took home first place at the 2019 Dessert Competition, sponsored by Michigan Schools & Government Credit Union.
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The winning dessert "Busy Bee Cheesecake" was the vision of student Steven Stempnik.
American Education Week Poster Contest Award Ceremony
The WCS Board of Education honored the winners of the American Education Week Poster Contest at the December 4th Board of Education meeting. The poster contest is sponsored by the Warren Education Association.
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Students in Mr. Volansky's 3rd grade class at Lean Elementary learned about The Natural Processes that Shaped Michigan from Erica Stevenson (former WCS student), Environmental Quality Analyst for the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy in the Water Resources Division.
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The students learned about forces that shaped Michigan Geography, Michigan's water sheds and water cycles, the Great Lakes, and water quality issues the state is currently facing.
Best Food Forward Mobile Pantry
The mobile pantry provides fresh fruits and veggies, whole grains and lean protein to families in the community.
School Safety Update from the Superintendent
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37th District Court Judge Matthew P. Sabaugh presided over a special court session at Beer Middle School, as part of his "Court in School" program, to create public awareness of the court system. The docket included several criminal cases that educated students on the consequences of making poor decisions.
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The Career Preparation Center recently welcomed U.S. Senator Gary Peters to its state-of-the-art facility. Senator Peters toured the building and made stops in several CTE classrooms such as Building Trades, Computer Information Systems/Cyber 2, and EMT.
New Rights for Michigan Voters
#WhyIWrite
To kick off our year of writing in the district, students, teachers, and administrators share why they write. #WhyIWrite #wcskids #dynamicfutures
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Student Code of Conduct
District Information Session
WCS and the Chaldean Community Foundation hosted more than 150 families during a district information session on August 13.
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Families received information about early childhood education, elementary, middle and high school academics, parent involvement, school nutrition, athletics, plus much more.
Free & Reduced Priced Meals
Fill out your 2019/2020 free/reduced priced meal application online today
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→ WCS bond projects continue through summer
Around the District
Superintendent of Schools Robert D. Livernois, Ph.D, welcomed Governor Gretchen Whitmer to Warren Mott High School on June 3, where she hosted a Town Hall meeting to discuss roads, schools and her proposed 2020 budget.
Art Show
WCS students were honored at the Festival of the Arts awards ceremony on May 6 at the Sterling Heights Senior Center. Students in TK through 12th grade were recognized for their two and three dimensional artwork.