WEHS Raider Record

Principal Message

Raider Families,

Welcome to September! It is hard to believe that we are already several weeks into a new school year. The excitement of the first days has settled in, and now is the time to build on the positive start we have made and continue moving forward together.

September is a great month to set goals for the school year and get involved. We have recently completed our club rush and students were able to see all of the opportunities we have to offer here at WEHS. We want all of our students to get involved in what interests them and what paths we can help them find.

To our parents and families, thank you for your continued support. Your encouragement and involvement make a tremendous difference in the lives of our students. To our teachers and staff, thank you for the dedication, patience, and care you show our students every day. Your commitment is what makes our school a special place.

As we move through September, let's continue to Be Responsible, Be Respectful, and Be Ready to Learn. Let's make this a year in which every student feels valued, supported, and encouraged to reach their full potential.

I am excited about what this school year has in store for us. Thank you for being part of our school family, and I look forward to a successful September! As a reminder, you can check your child's grades, at any time, by logging into Infinite Campus. Feel free to call the guidance department if you have any questions or need help with this.

Go Raiders!

Sincerely,

Jonathan Vincent
Principal

Dates of Interest:

9/17 - Homecoming Pep Rally

9/18 - PLC Day - No School

9/18 - Football Homecoming

9/19 - FFA Farm to Table Event

9/25 - C Clubs Meet

9/29 - District ACT

9/29 - Board Meeting at WCHS at 5:30

9/30 - Community Council at WEHS 8-10

PARENTS!!!! You have the opportunity to help Warren East High School receive more state funding and it won’t cost you anything.

If you have not.....please take a few minutes to complete the HIF (Household Income Form). No one from the school sees the information that you provide. However, we can receive funds as we are credited for your participation.

It is especially important to complete the HIF if you have received direct government benefits in the past, even if you are not currently receiving them.

You can scan the QR code or click the QR code to complete the form.

Thank you

Justin Pate

WEHS Youth Service Center Coordinator

The Safety Tipline, Online Prevention or S.T.O.P Tipline is designed for use as an "online" reporting/prevention tool. If students, parents, or community members know of an unsafe situation in school (bullying, weapons, drugs or alcohol, etc.), they can anonymously pass on that information to school personnel by using this basic email format.

When to Talk to Your Teen about Mental Health.pdf

VapingInfo.pdf

United Way of Southern Kentucky’s (UWSK) 2-1-1 program is a great resource for those who need a little extra help. No matter the needs such as housing/shelter, food, utilities assistance, support groups, employee assistance and more, UWSK’s 2-1-1 team is available to help connect area residents with available community resources. Upon receiving calls from community members, the 2-1-1 team accesses various databases of resources and connects the callers to the appropriate agencies to receive assistance. To access the line, simply dial 2-1-1.