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Warrenton Grade School showcases Passport to Reading; teacher Corey Conant honored with Warrior Award

Warrenton‑Hammond School District No. 30 Board of Directors · March 11, 2026
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Summary

Warrenton Grade School staff presented the Passport to Reading program to the board, which aims to increase student access to books; the board honored teacher Corey Conant with the Warrior Award for his classroom and extracurricular contributions, and Conant said he 'feels like he is really a Warrior.'

Warrenton Grade School Principal Liane Donovan presented the Passport to Reading program at the March 11 meeting, telling the board the goal is to get more books into students' hands and build excitement about reading. Donovan invited board members to ask questions about the program and said it aligns with a board goal to improve reading outcomes.

Superintendent Trip Goodall and Principal Donovan honored teacher Corey Conant with the district's Warrior Award in recognition of his broad contributions — as a coach, the WEA chapter president and a teacher who has taken assignments in the best interest of students. Corey Conant spoke and thanked his family and colleagues and said he "feels like he is really a Warrior."