Mrs. Dagons STEM class did an experiment with mentos and soda. Looks like it was a BLAST! #nwrpride

Mrs. Dagons STEM class did an experiment with mentos and soda. Looks like it was a BLAST! #nwrpride
Good evening, North Warren Community. Due to the projected forecast of tomorrowās significant winter storm with snow, sleet, and freezing rain, for the safety of everyone in our community, the North Warren Cluster will close tomorrow, February 6, 2025. All after-school activities will be postponed tomorrow. Be safe and use caution in your travels.
https://www.northwarren.org/north-warren-closed-february-6-2025/

Good evening, North Warren Community. Due to the projected forecast of tomorrowās significant winter storm with snow, sleet, and freezing rain, for the safety of everyone in our community, the North Warren Cluster will close tomorrow, February 6, 2025. All after-school activities will be postponed tomorrow. Be safe and use caution in your travels.
https://www.northwarren.org/north-warren-closed-february-6-2025/
Patriot Award Winners for January - Respect - This month, weāre focusing on respect and recognizing students who are willing and able to act thoughtfully and politely. Students who demonstrate respect contribute to a positive culture in which all people feel safe and supported, allowing others to express themselves without fear of being judged, humiliated, or discriminated against despite their differences. 7th grade: Nicholas Rolka & Andreas Hambos, 8th grade: Ryan Burke & Averly Roe, 9th grade: Krisha Patel, 10th grade: Kane Suarez & Maximus Montanez, 11th grade: Killian Donnelly, Wayne Tanis (not pictured), Samuel DeKorte (not pictured), 12th grade: Vincent Scalfani & Jack Fuhrmann. Congratulations everyone! ā¤ļøš¤š #nwrpride

Patriot Award Winners for January - Respect - This month, weāre focusing on respect and recognizing students who are willing and able to act thoughtfully and politely. Students who demonstrate respect contribute to a positive culture in which all people feel safe and supported, allowing others to express themselves without fear of being judged, humiliated, or discriminated against despite their differences. 7th grade: Nicholas Rolka & Andreas Hambos, 8th grade: Ryan Burke & Averly Roe, 9th grade: Krisha Patel, 10th grade: Kane Suarez & Maximus Montanez, 11th grade: Killian Donnelly, Wayne Tanis (not pictured), Samuel DeKorte (not pictured), 12th grade: Vincent Scalfani & Jack Fuhrmann. Congratulations everyone! ā¤ļøš¤š #nwrpride
Congratulations to the students in the lists below on making the Honor Roll and Principalās List for Marking Period 2 of 2024-25. Keep up the great work! 2024-25 MP2 Principalās List 2024-25 MP2 Honor Roll
https://www.northwarren.org/2024-25-marking-period-2-honor-roll-and-principals-list/

Congratulations to the students in the lists below on making the Honor Roll and Principalās List for Marking Period 2 of 2024-25. Keep up the great work! 2024-25 MP2 Principalās List 2024-25 MP2 Honor Roll
https://www.northwarren.org/2024-25-marking-period-2-honor-roll-and-principals-list/
In consultation with the cluster schools and due to the predicted risk of freezing rain overnight and icy conditions across the county during the morning commute, the North Warren cluster will implement a two-hour delay on Friday, January 31, 2025. Your safety is our top priority. Thank you.
https://www.northwarren.org/2-hour-delayed-opening-friday-january-31-2025/

In consultation with the cluster schools and due to the predicted risk of freezing rain overnight and icy conditions across the county during the morning commute, the North Warren cluster will implement a two-hour delay on Friday, January 31, 2025. Your safety is our top priority. Thank you.
https://www.northwarren.org/2-hour-delayed-opening-friday-january-31-2025/
Good afternoon North Warren parents and families. Due to extremely cold temperatures forecasted during the morning commute, and in consultation with our cluster schools, North Warren Regional will operate on a two-hour delay tomorrow, January 22. Be safe and stay warm out there!
https://www.northwarren.org/2-hour-delayed-opening-wednesday-january-22-2025/

Good afternoon North Warren parents and families. Due to extremely cold temperatures forecasted during the morning commute, and in consultation with our cluster schools, North Warren Regional will operate on a two-hour delay tomorrow, January 22. Be safe and stay warm out there!
https://www.northwarren.org/2-hour-delayed-opening-wednesday-january-22-2025/
In consultation with the cluster schools and due to the considerable risk of drifting snow and potential icy conditions across the district and county, the North Warren cluster will implement a two-hour delay on Tuesday, January 21.ļæ½ļæ½Your safety is our top priority during these frigid conditions. Please exercise caution tomorrow and always. Thank you.
https://www.northwarren.org/2-hour-delayed-opening-tuesday-january-21-2025/

In consultation with the cluster schools and due to the considerable risk of drifting snow and potential icy conditions across the district and county, the North Warren cluster will implement a two-hour delay on Tuesday, January 21.ļæ½ļæ½Your safety is our top priority during these frigid conditions. Please exercise caution tomorrow and always. Thank you.
https://www.northwarren.org/2-hour-delayed-opening-tuesday-january-21-2025/
There is a Summer Travel Abroad virtual meeting on Wednesday, January 22 at 6:00 for any high school students and their families who may be interested in traveling. Please RSVP using the QR code or go to https://bit.ly/3DNI8VL to receive the meeting link. Please contact Ms. Beam with any questions (kbeam@northwarren.org)

There is a Summer Travel Abroad virtual meeting on Wednesday, January 22 at 6:00 for any high school students and their families who may be interested in traveling. Please RSVP using the QR code or go to https://bit.ly/3DNI8VL to receive the meeting link. Please contact Ms. Beam with any questions (kbeam@northwarren.org)
Submit your photo through the google form posted in the Class of 2025 School Counseling google classroom!

Submit your photo through the google form posted in the Class of 2025 School Counseling google classroom!
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North Warren Closed February 6, 2025

Good evening, North Warren Community.
Due to the projected forecast of tomorrowās significant winter storm with snow, sleet, and freezing rain, for the safety of everyone in our community, the North Warren Cluster will close tomorrow, February 6, 2025.
All after-school activities will be postponed tomorrow. Be safe and use caution in your travels.
2024-25 Marking Period 2 Honor Roll and Principalās List

Congratulations to the students in the lists below on making the Honor Roll and Principalās List for Marking Period 2 of 2024-25. Keep up the great work!
2 Hour Delayed Opening Friday, January 31, 2025

In consultation with the cluster schools and due to the predicted risk of freezing rain overnight and icy conditions across the county during the morning commute, the North Warren cluster will implement a two-hour delay on Friday, January 31, 2025.
Your safety is our top priority. Thank you.
2 Hour Delayed Opening Wednesday, January 22, 2025

Good afternoon North Warren parents and families. Due to extremely cold temperatures forecasted during the morning commute, and in consultation with our cluster schools, North Warren Regional will operate on a two-hour delay tomorrow, January 22. Be safe and stay warm out there!
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North Warren Regional's Strategic Plan is designed to help our school's leaders and board members define a vision for the future and identify district goals and objectives. The process includes establishing the sequence in which those goals should be organized to reach our vision.
In summary, this multi-year plan will help us set yearly goals, or what we want for our school, and how to achieve those goals for the overall improvement of North Warren Regional.
Our strategic planning process is based on the outcome of our Portrait of a Patriot. Essentially, our Portrait was locally developed with competencies that we feel are integral for our students to succeed in the 21st century. There will be a focus on curriculum, programming, and skills our students need to succeed after NWR.
The entire strategic planning process involves the ongoing engagement of a Design Team. This team will ensure our strategic plan is informed by diverse perspectives, responsive to student needs, and inspires ownership and action. This plan will also take into account our current financial and facility challenges.
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The New Jersey Student Learning Assessments (NJSLA) are statewide assessments that assess studentsā progress toward the New Jersey Student Learning Standards in English Language Arts (ELA), mathematics, and science. The New Jersey Graduation Proficiency Assessment (NJGPA) consists of an ELA and a mathematics component to be administered to students in grade 11 for the purpose of meeting the state graduation assessment requirement. Each assessment is typically administered in computer-based (CBT) format, although paper-based testing (PBT) is available as an accommodation. ELA assessments will focus on close reading, synthesizing ideas within and across texts, determining the meaning of words and phrases in context, and writing effectively when using and/or analyzing sources. Mathematics assessments will focus on applying skills and concepts and understanding multi-step problems that require abstract reasoning and modeling real-world problems, precision, perseverance, and strategic use of tools. Science assessments will focus on applying scientific concepts and practices within the domains of Earth & space, life, and physical science. Students will demonstrate their acquired skills and knowledge by answering selected-response items, constructed response items and technology-enhanced questions.
We will send specific testing information to you as we near the spring administration windows. In the meantime, additional information can be found at https://nj.mypearsonsupport.com/ForParent/ and https://measinc-nj-science.com/.

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