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Student representatives report homecoming turnout, club growth and new class offerings
Summary
Warrenton High student representatives described strong homecoming participation, increased club involvement (Key Club, National Honor Society, environmental and multicultural clubs), recent athletic highlights and new honors and college-credit class offerings.
Warrenton High School student representatives Jaden Warner (Speaker 12) and Brenna Flom (Speaker 8) told the board that homecoming week saw broad student participation and that athletic events and clubs are seeing increased engagement this year. Jaden noted the student section and event participation had improved morale and community turnout at games.
The students listed recent athletic highlights (football ranking and recent soccer and volleyball competition), cross-country meets and growing club activity including Key Club volunteering at community events and initial National Honor Society coordination. They also described new class offerings, including honors chemistry and an on-site credit-enrichment program that helps students earn college credits during the school day. "We had just everybody participating," Jaden said of homecoming week.
