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Camp Warren Summer Learning Programs

Camp Warren offers four different Summer Learning opportunities, based on students’ needs, interests, and grade level.

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Whether it’s to improve a course grade, meet grade-level reading requirements, get ahead in a subject, or just because you love learning – we’ve got a great camp just for you!

Camp Warren offers four different Summer Learning opportunities, based on students’ needs, interests, and grade level.

Camps last four days and follow the daily schedule of Monday-Wednesday 8am-2pm and Thursday 8am-1pm.

All summer learning programs are free for Warren County Schools students. Breakfast, lunch, and transportation are provided.

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Credit Recovery Camp (Grades 9-12)

JUNE 13-30, 2022
For high school students who need to improve a course grade from the 2021-22 school year in order to successfully pass the class.
Warren County High School

Read to Achieve Camp (Grades 2-3, by invitation only)

JUNE 27-JULY 28, 2022
Required for 3rd grade students who have not met Read to Achieve requirements for promotion to 4th grade.
Highly encouraged for 2nd grade students who have not met Read to Achieve requirements.
Warren County Middle School

Summer Bridge Camp (Grades K-12)

JULY 11-28, 2022
For any student not involved in Read to Achieve Camp. Summer Bridge Acceleration Camp involves reading, science, technology, engineering, math, quilting, career exploration, Let’s Get Fit, and much more.

  • Grades K-5 at Mariam Boyd Elementary
  • Grades 6-8 at Warren County Middle School
  • Grades 9-12 at Warren County High School

Career Empowerment Camp (Rising Grades 6-12)

The Career Empowerment Camp provides all middle and high school students an opportunity to explore and pursue high paying, high demand career options, with a pathway to additional education after high school, military service, or securing a job after graduation.

  • Grades 6-8 at Warren County Middle School
  • Grades 9-12 at Warren County High School

Activities

  • Certifications
  • Virtual Job Shadowing
  • Coding
  • Next Junior Chef
  • Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) and NASA-sponsored Science, Engineering, Mathematics, and Aerospace Academy (SEMAA)

JUNE 13-16, 2022

Warren County High School (rising 9-12 graders)

  • Youth Entrepreneurship Camp
  • The National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER)
  • Next Jr Chef
  • Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) and NASA-sponsored Science, Engineering, Mathematics, and Aerospace Academy (SEMAA)

Warren County Middle School (rising 6-8 graders)

  • Career Exploration
  • Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) and NASA-sponsored Science, Engineering, Mathematics, and Aerospace Academy (SEMAA)

JUNE 27-30, 2022

Warren County High School (rising 9-12 graders)

  • Youth Entrepreneurship Camp
  • Next Jr Chef
  • Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) and NASA-sponsored Science, Engineering, Mathematics, and Aerospace Academy (SEMAA)

Warren County Middle School (rising 6-8 graders)

  • Career Exploration
  • Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) and NASA-sponsored Science, Engineering, Mathematics, and Aerospace Academy (SEMAA)

JULY 25-28, 2022

Warren County High School (rising 9-12 graders)

  • Youth Entrepreneurship Camp
  • The National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER)
  • Next Jr Chef
  • Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) and NASA-sponsored Science, Engineering, Mathematics, and Aerospace Academy (SEMAA)

Warren County Middle School (rising 6-8 graders)

  • Career Exploration
  • Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) and NASA-sponsored Science, Engineering, Mathematics, and Aerospace Academy (SEMAA)

Applications are due May 27, 2022.

For more information about CAMP WARREN, visit the Warren County Schools website here.

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WCMS Musical Theatre Troupe Enchants Audience with “A Little Bit of Magic”

We were under the spell of their amazing talents!

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The cast and crew of "A Little Bit of Magic" / Crystal Myrick (Warrenist)

If you were anywhere else in the world and not inside the Warren County Middle School gym last Friday evening (May 30), you missed out on a historic event in our community.

Under the directorial helm of Nichole Gibbs and Cherita Smith, the WCMS Musical Theatre 8th period class stepped into the spotlight and performed A Little Bit of Magic in front of their families, Warren County Schools staff, and community theatre enthusiasts.

A LITTLE BIT OF MAGIC, a stage production written by Gail Golden centers around “Do-Nothing Dale, a little picked-upon wizard, who wants to know what her little bit of magic is. On her journey to find out, she meets people like the laughing Coco the Clown and the singing Marilyn Melody, and she finds that she’s just as special as everyone else in the world.” (Source)

The magical night kicked off with a preshow featuring monologues from students, Lilly Byrd, Zha’niya Clark, and Elijah Pettus.

Nichole Gibbs, WCMS Theatre Arts teacher, prepped the audience for what would turn out to be an engaging and interactive event by breaking down Theatre Production 101 and what it takes to run a show by soliciting responses from the knowledgeable audience. Little did they know that, later in the evening, they, too, would be joining the actors on stage.

Overall, the show was amazing! There was singing. There was dancing. And best of all, we were so honored to witness these young talents at work. And with any good story, there was a lesson in the end: We all have that “something” that makes us special.

Who knows? Today, we’re applauding them in a school gymnasium. Tomorrow, it could be Broadway, and we can say we remember them when they got their start in Warren County.

Tickets for the show were $7, or $10 if one wanted to make a special shout-out.

Proceeds from the event helped cover costs for scripts, royalties, and security. Their future goal is to provide a starter fund for future WCMS Theatre Productions in order to produce shows on a larger scale.

If you’re interested in becoming a community partner or volunteer, contact Nichole Gibbs at ngibbs@warrenk12nc.org.

A Little Bit of Magic was presented by special arrangement with Pioneer Drama Service, Inc., Denver, Colorado.

Preshow Feature Monologues/Scenes
Lilly Byrd, Zha’niya Clark, and Elijah Pettus

Cast of Characters (By Order of Appearance)
Player One – Keymoni Fuller
Player Two – Madison Aycock
Player Three – A’shayla Hawkins
Jonathan Primiano, Jr.
Pianist – Caleb Hargrove
Wonder Wanda – Ameerah Steed
Magnificent Mervin – Elijah Harris
Do-Nothing Dale – Amaris Yancey
Marilyn Melody – Serenity Henderson
Coco the Clown – Kira Cunningham
Depressed Daisy – Veronica Stewart
Flowers – Players and Audience
The Weatherman – Zyier Belcher
Kalabash Turnbull
Princess Patricia – Arely Gandarilla

Ensemble
WCMS Musical Theatre 8th period class and The Audience

Production Staff
Artistic Director – Nichole Gibbs
Musical Director – Cherita Smith
Choreography – Nichole Gibbs, Kayla Smith
Stage Manager, Lights, Ensemble – Jimmy Thorpe, Jr.
Sound – Kira Cunningham, Nichole Gibbs
Costume, Props, and Set – Nichole Gibbs and Cast
Publicity – Pioneer Drama, Jimmy Thorpe, Jr. and Production Stff
Production Assistance – Kayla Smith, Ayaina Blake, Kierra Townes
Box Office – Robin Closs and WCMS Staff

WCMS Musical Theatre Troupe Presents "A Little Bit of Magic" (5/30/2025)

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PHOTOS: Warren County High School (WCHS) Graduation 2025

Check out highlights from the WCHS 2025 graduation ceremony

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WCHS Class of 2025 / Crystal Myrick (Warrenist)

The Warren County High School Class of 2025 was ushered into their next chapter with a resounding message to “keep going” from this year’s commencement speaker and WCHS alum, Bishop J. Terrell Alston. (May 24, 2025)

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PHOTOS: Warren Early College High School (WECHS) Graduation 2025

Khadijah T. Howze, Esq. delivered an inspirational message to the 2025 WECHS graduates.

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Khadijah T. Howze, Esq. delivered an inspirational message to the 2025 WECHS graduates. / Crystal Myrick (Warrenist)

The Warren Early College High School held its 2025 commencement ceremony on Friday, May 23, inside the Warren County Middle School gymnasium. Assistant District Attorney and an alumna of the inaugural WECHS graduating class, Khadijah T. Howze, Esq. served as the commencement speaker for the event.

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