Warren Early College High School

09/03/2026

WE DID IT! Warren County Schools No Longer a Low-Performing District; Reports Academic Growth and Stronger Teaching and Learning Conditions

Five of the district’s six schools met or exceeded expected growth during the 2025–26 school year ...

09/02/2026

🎉 WE EARNED AN A 🎉

The 2025–26 NCDPI Accountability Results are in! We have SO much to celebrate at Warren Early College High School!

🏆 School Performance Grade: A

⭐ Performance Score: 87

📈 EXCEEDED GROWTH with a Growth Index of 88.1

🎓 More than 95% Four-Year and Five-Year Graduation Rates

➗ More than 95% Math Course Rigor

These results represent so much more than numbers. They represent the hard work of our scholars, the dedication of our teachers and staff, and the unwavering support of our families and community.

We set high expectations. We provide real opportunities. And our scholars continue to rise to the occasion. 🌟

To our entire WECHS family—THIS A BELONGS TO ALL OF US!

Our Scholars. Our Future. Our Excellence.

ALL IN, WE WIN! 🏆

08/31/2026

📢 REMINDER: Warren County Schools will be closed Monday, September 7, in observance of Labor Day.

We hope our students, staff, families, and community enjoy a safe and restful holiday. Classes and district operations will resume following the holiday.

08/31/2026

08/31/2026

Civics in Action at WECHS!

Scholars in Mr. Moguel’s Civic Literacy Honors class took their learning beyond the classroom by participating in the National Constitution Center’s Scholar Exchange: Civic Virtues webinar.

Through this interactive experience, scholars explored the role of civic virtues in American democracy and considered the responsibilities we share as informed and engaged citizens.

At WECHS, we want our scholars to do more than learn about government and democracy—we want them to understand the important role they play in it. 🌟

Thank you to the National Constitution Center for providing our scholars with another meaningful opportunity to connect classroom learning with the world around them!

08/31/2026

🎓 College Conversations at WECHS! 🎓

Today, our Senior Project scholars had the pleasure of welcoming Ms. Latori Gregory, representative from The University of North Carolina at Greensboro (UNCG)!

Ms. Gregory shared valuable information about admission requirements, athletics, student life, study abroad opportunities, and the overall college experience. Our seniors also had the opportunity to ask questions and learn more about what UNCG has to offer. 🌟

As our Class of 2027 prepares for their next chapter, opportunities like these help our scholars explore their options and make informed decisions about their futures.

A special thank you to Ms. Gregory and UNCG for spending time with our scholars and bringing the college conversation directly to WECHS!

The road to what’s next starts now! 🎓

08/31/2026

🏆 Congratulations, Mrs. Bender 🏆

Congratulations to our very own Mrs. Lisa Bender on receiving the Youth Award from the Warren County NAACP! 🎉

This recognition is a beautiful reflection of her dedication, leadership, and continued commitment to supporting, mentoring, and creating opportunities for the young people of Warren County.

Congratulations, Mrs. Bender! Thank you for investing in our scholars and for all that you do to help our young people learn, lead, and thrive.

Well deserved! 🌟

08/31/2026

🎶 WECHS Talent on Display! 🎶

Entertainment for the Warren County NAACP Annual Freedom Fund Banquet was provided by WECHS sophomore scholars La'Zariyah Cooper-Marrow, Alyssa Jones, and Donyel Reid! 🌟

Our scholars did an outstanding job sharing their talents and helping make this special evening even more memorable.

A very special thank you to Mrs. Vanity Goode for lending her choreography expertise and helping our scholars prepare for their performance. 👏🏾💚

We are so proud of La'Zariya, Alyssa, and Donyel for representing WECHS with talent, confidence, and excellence!

08/31/2026

WECHS and WCHS Scholars Leading in Our Community!

Our scholars had the honor of participating in the Warren County NAACP Annual Freedom Fund Banquet on Saturday, centered around the theme, “United We Stand, Divided We Fall.”

We are especially proud of sophomore scholars Christian Kearney and Amaris Yancey, members of the Warren County NAACP Youth Council, who served as presiders for the evening! 👏🏾

🎶 Entertainment for the evening was provided by WECHS sophomore scholars La'Zariya Cooper-Marrow, Alyssa Jones, and Donyel Reid. We are so proud of them for sharing their talents and helping make the evening even more special!

What an incredible opportunity for these young leaders to stand alongside giants in our community, including Mrs. Eva Clayton, Congressman Don Davis, and Mrs. Dollie Burwell—leaders whose service, courage, and commitment have helped shape our community and beyond.

These are the experiences that extend learning beyond the classroom and allow our scholars to witness leadership, service, and history firsthand.

An evening of legacy. An evening of leadership. An experience they will never forget. 💙💚
A very special thank you to Mrs. Lisa Bender and Mr. Juan Moguel for their continued support, leadership, and commitment to creating meaningful opportunities for our scholars.

We are proud of our scholars for representing Warren County’s young people so well!