Congratulations to our November Students of the Month, including Kniya Purnell (Class of 2021), Kelsey Wester (2022), Camari Debroux (2023) and Serenity Woodard (2024). So proud of the standout New Tech Knights! 🎉
Good Morning, New Tech Parents-
Please know that you will be receiving your child’s progress reports for this, the third six-week grading period, in short order via the U.S. Postal Service. As you know, the coming days will be important as this current grading period and our fall semester conclude December 18. As always, if you have any questions, please do call on us.
Kudos to the winners of our New Tech Virtual Science Fair held last week! Taking first place in biology is Josiah Paynter and winning the gold medal in chemistry is the team of Heydi Hernandez, Darius Hicks and Kelsey Wester; these students now advance to district competition! 🔬
Looking forward to New Tech’s Virtual Science Fair 2020 this Monday, November 23! 🔬🧪🔭🌎
Attention Parents of Warren County Schools Students. As we prepare for the possibility of reopening schools for in-person learning, we would like to know how you feel about this topic. Please click on the link below to complete a short survey. Also included in the survey form is an application to apply for your students to attend a virtual academy if the district does offer an in person option. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/KJMXWNS
What a fun evening honoring our New Tech Knights for their academic accomplishments and leadership at our drive-thru recognition program! 📚🏰
Juniors and Seniors interested in taking dual enrollment courses through VGCC next semester are strongly encouraged to attend tonight’s CCP meeting with Ms. Ragland at 5:30 pm. More information has been sent to your student email address.
COVID Testing Event: October 30, 2020. Check out the flyers for additional information.
What Elementary School students should know about COVID-19 and Cyberbullying.
What Middle and High School students should know about COVID-19 and Cyber Bullying
Join Warren County Schools in promoting Bullying Prevention!
Bullying Prevention is everyone's responsibility.
Bullying can hurt for a LIFETIME! Create a World Without Bullying
Today the WNTHS Knights proudly partnered with the Mu Theta Sigma Alumnae chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho, Inc. by wearing blue to bring awareness to #StopBullyingDay
When a child graduates from Warren County, what characteristics are most valuable to their success? By the time they are 25, what will be true of Warren County graduates? These are the types of questions the Warren County Board of Education wants you to answer at their upcoming fall community forum. Join the Board of Education and other community partners as they meet virtually on October 27th at 6 pm to listen to parents, students, and other community members as they discuss what the community needs and wants to see from Warren County Schools moving forward. This forum is not about COVID-19 and pandemic-related concerns. Instead, it is about our vision for the future of Warren County Schools. Registration is required. Register at
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAudOitpjwoHt2qorKc6qI6Qz_7XKEMZox3
Create a world without bullying!
What excites you about Warren County Schools? What’s missing? When a child graduates from Warren County, what characteristics are most valuable to their success? By the time they are 25, what will be true of Warren County graduates? Help the Board of Education understand what you want for students of Warren County. Please complete a community survey where your anonymous answers will help lead a discussion at the upcoming community forum on October 27, 2020, at 6 pm. Survey results will also help the Board of Education in its strategic planning. This survey should only take you about five minutes (maybe even less) and is meant for students, parents, AND community members. Complete the survey at https://forms.gle/ScR1JRuxDns1xRZa9.
One out of five students is bullied. Chances are this is happening to someone you know and care about. Check out this flyer for additional information.
What you should know about COVID-19 and Cyberbullying Parents. Check out the attached flyer for important information.
Checkout this information concerning COVID 19 Relief Funds
