Eisenhower Middle High School

Registration for middle school girls' volleyball (grade 7-8) will be from Dec. 4 - Dec. 27, 2024 using Arbiter Sports.

💻 **Attention Parents/Guardians** 💻 We are conducting a survey to assess the need for a computer to be used at home by district students. https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=5H8HhE0j_EmCsJyTTTqn4luCoAk_3fpMhmpDl6Eq-ghURFFOQ0tPWko3RDZWVFhQQjkxWDYzSDA4WS4u ✅ Important Details: - **One survey per school-aged child in your household.** - If your child received a laptop in previous years, they are **ineligible** for a new one. Your participation helps us allocate resources effectively! Thank you for your support. 😊

The district is collaborating with a WCSD student to gather information about a student-led initiative to promote substance use education. Please take a few minutes to complete this survey. Survey Link https://forms.office.com/r/ZNuntqfU93

The district is collaborating with a WCSD student to gather information about a student-led initiative to promote substance use education. Please take a few minutes to complete this survey. Survey Link https://forms.office.com/r/ZNuntqfU93

The nominations for the Northwest PA C.L.A.S.S. Act Emerging Leader for the 2024-2025 school year within the Warren County School District are presented to District Administration on a monthly basis and then presented to the IU #5 and ERIE NEWS NOW. Criteria for being selected for the Northwest PA C.L.A.S.S. Act Emerging Leader includes the following: • Effort – works hard and is persistent • Character through compassion, honesty, trustworthiness, optimism, and responsibility • Good citizenship • Demonstrates responsibility • Respectful to peers and teachers • Serves as a positive/influential representative of his or her school community WCSD OCTOBER NOMINEE CALLAN GIGLIOTTI – 12TH GRADE (EISENHOWER) Eisenhower Middle High School is honored to nominate Callan Gigliotti for the C.L.A.S.S. Act Emerging Leader Award. Callan has demonstrated remarkable leadership and commitment throughout her high school career, excelling in various roles and activities. As Vice President of the Class, she has shown an extraordinary ability to collaborate, motivate peers, and lead with integrity. Her role as President of the Student Council further highlights her exceptional leadership skills, where she has successfully advocated for student interests and organized numerous events that have positively impacted our school community. In addition to her contributions to student government, Callan has been a dedicated member of the National Honor Society, serving as Vice President. She has maintained a rigorous courseload and attained a class rank of 4th overall. Her commitment to academic excellence and community service is evident in her active involvement and leadership within the society. As a Key Club Member for three years, Callan has consistently participated in and led various service projects, reflecting her dedication to community service and making a difference beyond the school environment. Callan has also made significant contributions to our school's social and extracurricular life. Her role on the Prom Committee demonstrated her creativity and organizational skills, contributing to the success of this major school event. Callan's participation in the PIAA Leadership Conference is another testament to her commitment to personal growth and leadership development. Athletically, she has been a cornerstone of our school's sports programs. Participating in Track and as Captain of the Girls Soccer Team for two years, she has displayed exceptional teamwork and leadership on the field. Her dedication is further showcased by her continuous involvement as a Cheerleader since the 7th grade, where she has been a source of spirit and support for our athletic teams. Callan embodies the qualities of a true leader: dedication, resilience, and an unwavering commitment to service. She is truly a "go to" student when it comes to getting things done in the school. Her accomplishments in academics, leadership, and extracurricular activities make her an exemplary candidate for the C.L.A.S.S. Act.

Student Council will be sponsoring Class Color Wars again this year on November 25th and 26th. Class Color Wars is an two-day long event that includes intermittently played games designed to build unity and school pride among grade levels. We suggest wearing your assigned class color both Monday and Tuesday, so we are offering short sleeve and long sleeve T-shirt options available for sale for each class (these are not required!!). The shirt also includes each grade level's graduating year on the back. As the colors will not change, you can wear this shirt each year. Of course, purchasing a shirt from the online store is not required, but certainly encouraged for those that are looking to sport their class color. There is also a staff/parent blue and gold option available in a short sleeve and long sleeve shirt as well as a three-quarter zip sweatshirt for those to wish to purchase one. *Mrs. Lobdell will be picking up the shirts that are ordered online at Icyy Ink and will be delivering them to students on Friday, November 22nd at the end of the day.* Class colors are as follows: 6th grade - Red, 7th grade - green, 8th grade - purple, 9th grade - black, 10th grade - white, 11th grade - pink, 12th grade - blue Link: https://ice-box.store/emhs_class_color_wars/shop/home

WCSD Restructuring FAQ Updated 11.05.24 https://5il.co/30mai

Complete this survey to determine the need for computers used in the home by district students. If interested, COMPLETE ONE SURVEY PER SCHOOL AGED CHILD IN YOUR HOUSEHOLD. If you received a laptop for your child in the previous years, your child is ineligible to receive an additional laptop this year. https://tinyurl.com/5n8vv2ks

Please click the link to learn about the upcoming Gifted/Enrichment events in the Warren County School District. https://www.canva.com/design/DAGRrsXl_YU/JDPsM3TBlgxOvpO3JrxYfg/view?utm_content=DAGRrsXl_YU&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=editor

Combating the Rise of AI-Generated, Explicit Deepfakes In today's digital age, you've probably heard the buzz about AI. While AI powers countless innovations, it's crucial for parents to stay informed about its potential dangers. Explore our recent article, https://wcsdpa.onlinesafetyhub.io/parent/articles/combatting-the-rise-of-ai-generated-explicit-deepfakes Combating the Rise of AI-Generated Explicit Deepfakes to learn: How AI is used to create deepfakes in matter of minutes Effective strategies for safeguarding your child from deepfake threats Essential tips on how to talk to your children about deepfake technology

Boys and Girls soccer playoff double header! Congratulations on a great season to both teams. Go Knights!

Complete this survey to determine the need for computers used in the home by district students. If interested, COMPLETE ONE SURVEY PER SCHOOL AGED CHILD IN YOUR HOUSEHOLD. If you received a laptop for your child in the previous years, your child is ineligible to receive an additional laptop this year. https://tinyurl.com/5n8vv2ks

Parent Teacher Conference Day will be held on Monday, November 11, 2024 between the hours of 11:00 am and 6:00 pm. Please contact your child's school to make an appointment.

Complete this survey to determine the need for computers used in the home by district students. If interested, COMPLETE ONE SURVEY PER SCHOOL AGED CHILD IN YOUR HOUSEHOLD. If you received a laptop for your child in the previous years, your child is ineligible to receive an additional laptop this year. https://tinyurl.com/5n8vv2ks

Important Notice: Public Hearing on School Closure https://5il.co/2xu6f

Warren County School District Restructuring FAQ. https://5il.co/2xnic

Our first District Enrichment Day on September 18 was a resounding success! Students engaged in logic-based board games, tackled riddles, and cracked codes to unlock the Breakout EDU puzzle. They showcased their knowledge in a quiz bowl featuring challenging questions across science, math, English language arts, and history. Next week, they will be diving into project-based activities focusing on math, history, science, and writing.

Winter sports registration will be from Oct .1 - Oct. 22, 2024 using Arbiter Sports (Family ID)

Please read the attached letter from Superintendent Weber about School Safety. https://wcsdpaorg-my.sharepoint.com/:b:/g/personal/dilksj_wcsdpa_org/ETAUqUKy7L1KvdLXlmbe3F8BGZ1GWHN0qqAxoKLka6GsOA?e=qjBM5N

Central and building administration were made aware of a potential threat made against Eisenhower Elementary School. The individual has been identified and the situation is being investigated by the police. Normal school activities will remain in effect on Friday, September 13th, 2024.