As we approach the cold and flu season, Warren County Public Schools' has updated guidance on Fever and Gastrointestinal Illness (Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea). This guidance has been developed to align our health practices directly with Virginia Department of Health (VDH) recommendations.
As we continue our health and safety education efforts at Warren County Public Schools, we will be conducting an anonymous student survey for WCPS students in grades 6–12 regarding school climate, including bullying, violence, alcohol, and drug use. WCPS and the Warren Coalition will use this data to support ongoing health and safety initiatives across both our schools and the broader community.
Participation is voluntary, and families may opt out by returning the signed form prior to administration, while students may also decline to participate at the time of survey without penalty. To ensure full transparency, here is the opt-out form and the survey questionnaire for your review.
The survey window closes on November 13th.
Warren County Public Schools uses a curriculum provided by Anti-Trafficking International (ATI) is Just Ask Trafficking Prevention curriculum. Parents interested in viewing the presentations and other resources are invited set up a time to come into our schools to do so. We have provided a presentation by parent presenter, Susan Young, who spoke about her family's experience with human trafficking, and an opt out form for parents.
