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Please join us Tuesday, September 1st at 6pm in the NWCS Auditorium for the 7th Grade Orientation.

This is a great opportunity to meet the Principal & School Counselor, learn about the Code of Conduct, tour classrooms, practice opening and setting up your locker, pick up your class schedule and ask any questions you may have.

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Reach out to the Elementary or High School Office and start the school year prepared, confident and ready to learn.

As part of new regulations, NYS Public Schools are required to share information regarding drowning prevention, water safety, and safe and healthy swimming.

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Congratulations to our attendance award winners!

2026 North Warren Band and Choir Seniors

To ensure a smooth start for all our students, we kindly ask parents and guardians to complete the online student information packet for each child on Parent Square.

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North Warren students in grade 4-6th showed their *SPIRIT* at the Red, White and Blue dance.

North Warren Interact Club students were able to raise $602 dollars for the Pennies for Polio campaign which helped to provide 602 vaccines for children in India. Great Job to these students and all who donated!

Tri-City cats hosed an education day at Joseph L. Bruno Stadium. North Warren third and fourth grade classes enjoyed baseball games packed with STEM and character-building curriculums for local schools.

7th Grade Students headed to Boston Mass for the day to learn some history.

Students from North Warren recently enjoyed a special field trip to The Hyde Collection, where they toured the galleries and celebrated the exhibition of their own original artwork.

ALBANY, NY — The halls of the New York State Capitol were filled with local pride this week as fourth-grade students from North Warren Central School traveled to the heart of state government. Students from the classes of Ms. Cooper and Mrs. Pandillo enjoyed a firsthand look at the legislative process and the historic architecture of Albany.

A highlight of the trip was a personal meeting with Assemblyman Matt Simpson, who represents the North Warren community. The Assemblyman took time out of the legislative session to speak with the students, answer their questions about state government, and hear about what they are learning in school.

The visit left a lasting impression on both the students and the Assemblyman. Following the meeting, Mr. Simpson shared his enthusiasm for hosting the young constituents.

"The best days in Albany are the days I get to chat with folks from the home district!" said Assemblyman Simpson. "Thank you to the North Warren Central School 4th graders for visiting with me on your trip to the Capitol!"

Field trips like these provide a vital link between the classroom and the real world, allowing students to see how the civics lessons they study in their textbooks translate into the daily operations of the state. The North Warren Central School District continues to prioritize these enrichment opportunities, ensuring students grow into informed and engaged citizens.