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Sawyer Gadjo delivered a standout performance representing North Warren Central School at the NYSPHSAA Individual State Championship. His results reflect both individual skill and successful team collaboration:

Individual Performance: Sawyer secured 15th place in a competitive field of 45 of the state's best Nordic racers.

Team Performance: He reached the podium in the Nordic Championship Team Relay, earning an impressive 3rd place finish.

Open gym will be held at the following dates and times for those interested.

Friday- 2/27 7:00am-7:45am
Sunday- 3/1 1pm-3pm
Monday- 3/2 7:00am-7:45am
Wednesday- 3/4 7:00am-7:45am
Friday- 3/6 7:00am-7:45am

Read Across America Day is the biggest celebration of reading in the country! Held every year on March 2nd, this day is all about getting students excited to dive into a good book and discovering that reading is actually fun, not just a school assignment.

Schools everywhere celebrate by dressing up as favorite book characters, hosting "read-ins" where you can chill and read all day, and sharing stories from all different cultures and backgrounds. It’s the perfect time to find a new graphic novel, a wild mystery, or a story that finally speaks to you.

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Making it to 100 days of school with perfect attendance is a total win! It’s a huge flex that shows you’re dedicated and honestly just built different. Keep that same energy for the rest of the year!

Save the Date - North Warren Teachers Association Pancake Breakfast will be Saturday March 28th

Get ready to be our guest! We are thrilled to announce our upcoming production of Beauty and the Beast, a magical journey filled with enchanting music, stunning costumes, and a story that proves true beauty lies within. Please Save the Date for an evening of wonder that the whole family will cherish. We can’t wait to share this "tale as old as time" with our community—stay tuned for information and showtime details!

Huge congratulations to all the students who earned a spot on the Principal’s List, Honor Roll, and Merit Roll for the second quarter! Your hard work, late-night study sessions, and commitment to excellence have truly paid off. Reaching these milestones requires more than just talent; it takes discipline, resilience, and a genuine passion for learning. Whether you maintained a perfect average or pushed through challenging subjects to reach your goals, your achievements are a source of pride for our entire school community. Keep that momentum going as we head into the second half of the year—you’ve proven that you have what it takes to succeed!