Office of Curriculum and Instruction

“The mission of the Warren Consolidated Schools, in partnership with families and community, is to achieve a level of excellence in teaching and learning which enables all students to become knowledgeable, productive, ethical and successful citizens.”

From our mission statement to the favorable comments of our graduates, Warren Consolidated Schools "walks-the-talk" of student success. Whether our students are gifted and talented or need some special attention, Warren Consolidated Schools provides instruction to meet their individual academic and emotional needs.

Hundreds of families choose Warren Consolidated Schools for their school-age children every year. Parents find our schools provide a friendly and safe atmosphere while offering a broad range of classes and opportunities for their children's personal success. It's their first choice, it's their best choice.

 In a district Where Children Succeed, the evidence is displayed daily in the manner in which we respect our facilities, offer an aligned curriculum which is flexible and evolving, and support high standards of achievement through assessment.

Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) is a term our entire staff is committed to in meeting local, state, and national benchmarks. Our recently renovated schools provide the technology, environment and highly qualified staff necessary to meet the high standards set in our mission statement. Student attendance and graduation rates continue to show that our community regards education as an important part of family commitment and citizenship.

Professional Learning Communities (PLCs), a process initiated in 2004, serves as a facilitator and catalyst for targeted school improvement goals. The proof is in the products; our NCLB Report Card, school programs, and individual school Points of Pride demonstrate the quality of our school.

I want to express my sincere appreciation to you, our community, as part of the Warren Consolidated Schools’ family. A great school system cannot succeed without community support, nor can the community be great without great schools.

Brian J. Walmsley, Ed.S.

Chief Academic Officer

• 2010-2011 Student Achievement Data