This feature includes pictures of our ELA Ribbon Cutting event, Christmas parade, Holiday Open House, North Warren’s Stacy Sanders (KYCEC’s Paraeducator of the Year), and much more.
This feature includes a shout-out to our KHSAA State Football Semifinalists, the SWHS Spartans, as they prepare for the state championship in the first year of 6A football!
The DeCesare Group Podcast welcomes Allison Mefford. Allison shares exciting news about the upcoming IMPACT Center for Leadership and Innovation, set to open in 2026 in Warren County.
WCPS Celebrations & Opportunities – November 10, 2025
The lunch gave guests a look at the Education Foundation’s mission in serving students.
In the Fall of 2026, Warren County Public Schools (WCPS) will launch the IMPACT Center for Leadership and Innovation.
WCPS is proud to donate copies of Adventures Inside a Bright-Eyed Sky and plans to provide copies to its 15 elementary schools and 4 middle schools.
2025 Hall of Distinguished Alumni Induction Ceremony…
Schools from across Warren County came together on WKU’s campus to fine tune and perfect their robotics skills as practice before state competition.
Jennings Creek Elementary has started a musical program called Thursday’s Live where faculty, staff, community members and the students perform before school every Thursday.
Two-part series on the inspiring story of Harper Murphy from Rich Pond Elementary!
Featuring Andee Rudloff
Saturday, March 22 | 10:45 am–12:00 pm
WCPS’ IMPACT Center will be one of the first schools of its kind for the Commonwealth, combining a FranklinCovey leadership-based curriculum with project-based learning.
The Warren County Public Schools district announces the January 2025 Golden Apple Awards winners with tremendous pride!
Warren County Public Schools held their annual MLK Celebration honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Each year, the Warren County Public Schools district pays tribute to graduates of Warren County who have distinguished themselves through their professional, civic and/or humanitarian contributions and accomplishments.
We want to take a moment to express our heartfelt gratitude to our incredible Board of Education members.
Science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) students at Drakes Creek Middle School got help from professional tech gurus as they learned to create their own video games.
As schools across Kentucky prepare to go on winter break, many are taking finals and finishing up essays; however, students in Warren County are making their final tweaks on robots made of Legos.
Allison will be responsible for building a donor-centric bridge between the school system and businesses with the goal of investing in our faculty, staff and students.