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Our senior scholars enjoyed a delicious meal and took time to slow down, laugh, and cherish meaningful moments together. As they prepare for the next chapter, it was beautiful to see them reflect on their journey and the bonds they’ve built along the way.
We are so proud of our seniors and all they have accomplished! 🎓💫





Hello WECHS Family! 💙
Our senior scholar, Stephanie Green, is working hard to complete her Senior Project, and she needs YOUR support!
Stephanie is collecting anonymous data from parents and guardians to help her analyze the impact of technology on families. 📊
📝 If you are a parent or guardian, please take a few moments to complete her survey:
👉 https://form.jotform.com/260766689523067
Your responses will help her gather meaningful data to create a strong and impactful final project.
🙌 Can’t take the survey? No problem—please share this post with other parents and guardians who can!
Thank you for supporting our scholars as they finish strong! 🎓✨

Held in SAS Hall at NC State, this special event gave girls in grades 6–12 the opportunity to engage in hands-on math activities, meet mathematicians and college students, and explore how math connects to real careers and everyday life.
Sonia Kovalevsky Day honors the legacy of a trailblazing woman in mathematics while creating a fun, supportive space that encourages girls to explore and excel in math. We are so proud of Shaira and Tanyha for taking part in this meaningful experience and representing WECHS so well! 💙💛



Mr. Moguel, Mrs. Bender, and our 10th-grade Civics scholars recently traveled to the Halifax Historic District for an immersive, hands-on history experience—and what a day it was!
Throughout the day, our scholars explored historic site buildings, visited a Continental Army camp, and experienced living history demonstrations like hearth cooking and blacksmithing at the Bradford-Denton House. They also toured the Royal White-Hart Masonic Lodge No. 2, the Edward Cheek House, and even took part in self-guided exploration of the Underground Railroad Trail.
Scholars engaged in powerful learning opportunities, including:
📚 A history presentation on the origins of the “Tar Heel” identity
🎶 A live musical performance by the Syllabub Trio
📖 A presentation highlighting Free People of Color and their contributions as patriots
💥 An exciting musket-firing demonstration on Market Square
This experience brought history to life, allowing our scholars to connect classroom learning with real-world experiences. We are so proud of how they represented WECHS!









We extend our heartfelt thanks to the Warren County Shaw University Alumni, led by Ms. Shrounda Riddick, for their generous donation of Shaw University pennant flags to our school! ❤️🤍
Founded on December 1, 1865, Shaw University in Raleigh holds the distinguished honor of being the first HBCU in the South, established to provide educational opportunities to freedmen following the Civil War.
This meaningful contribution helps increase awareness of HBCU history while inspiring our scholars to explore the many pathways available to them after graduation.
📣 The challenge is on! The Shaw University Alumni invite our community to represent your college or university by donating pennant flags to WECHS and WCHS—help us expose our scholars to a world of possibilities!
Thank you again for your support and investment in our scholars’ futures!
📸 Pictured: Semaj Riddick, Freshman Scholar











Reminder: Warren County Schools will operate on an early dismissal schedule on Thursday, April 2. The district will observe Easter Break from Friday, April 3 through Tuesday, April 7. Students will return to their regular schedules on Wednesday, April 8.
We wish our students, families, and staff a safe, restful, and well-deserved break.
#WarrenCountySchools #EasterBreak #SpringBreak #AllInWeWin


We are proud to recognize our outstanding scholars whose hard work and dedication have earned them a place on the Term 3 Principal’s List. These students achieved all A’s in their classes — a remarkable accomplishment that reflects their commitment to excellence. Keep shining, scholars! 🌟



Experiences like this help our scholars see what’s possible beyond high school and empower them to make informed decisions about their futures. We are grateful for this continued partnership and for your commitment to student success! 💛💚





Mrs. Eaton’s Chemistry Honors scholars put their learning to the test during a Baking Soda and Vinegar Stoichiometry Lab!
Using sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) and acetic acid (vinegar), scholars conducted a chemical reaction to produce sodium acetate—a compound commonly used as a food preservative. 🧂🔬
This lab gave students the opportunity to apply their knowledge of stoichiometry, chemical equations, and percent error in a real-world, hands-on way. From measuring reactants to analyzing their results, our scholars were fully engaged in the scientific process!
We love seeing our scholars think critically, collaborate, and bring chemistry to life! 💡👏








Juniper Cumming is absolutely unstoppable! She has now been accepted to:
Harvard University ❤️
Swarthmore College 💙
Dartmouth College 💚
This is truly extraordinary! Being accepted into multiple Ivy League and top-tier institutions is a testament to Juniper’s exceptional scholarship, leadership, service, and character.
Juniper, you have made WECHS history, and we could not be more proud! Your future is limitless, and we are cheering you on every step of the way. 🌟


We are beyond proud to share that Juniper Cumming was selected as a finalist for the prestigious Park Scholarship at North Carolina State University! 🐺❤️
Out of more than 3,100 applicants, only 96 finalists were chosen based on their excellence in scholarship, leadership, service, and character—a true testament to Juniper’s hard work and dedication! 👏🏽✨
The Park Scholarship is one of the most competitive and prestigious scholarships in the nation. It covers tuition, fees, room and board, enrichment opportunities, and more, while developing scholars into leaders who make a lasting impact on their communities and beyond.
Juniper traveled to NC State on March 6–7 and participated in final selection activities, including interviews and collaborative experiences with faculty, students, and current Park Scholars.
Since 1996, the Park Scholarships program has supported more than 1,200 outstanding students, and we are thrilled to see Juniper representing WECHS among this elite group!
💙 Juniper, we are so proud of you and are cheering you on every step of the way! 💙

Congratulations to Kmira Richardson, junior scholar, on her invitation to attend the 2026 Session of the North Carolina Governor’s School! 🎉
The Governor’s School is one of the most prestigious summer programs in our state, recognizing students for their exceptional talent, academic excellence, and leadership potential. Kmira’s selection is a true testament to her hard work, dedication, and brilliance in and beyond the classroom.
We are incredibly proud of you, Kmira! Keep shining and representing WECHS with excellence! 💚✨































