✨ Help Us Make a Difference! ✨
The National Honor Society is hosting a fundraiser to support local senior living communities —and we need your help! 🧡
If you’re able, please consider sending one or more personal hygiene items with your student. Every donation—big or small—helps us provide essential care and dignity to those who need it most.
Thank you for supporting the WHS National Honor Society and helping us give back to the community! 💙
🥷 Math Ninjas Update! 📘
Our Math Ninjas have had a great season and made awesome progress. They recently took their final times test, and the results were great—every student showed growth, and it’s been fun to see their confidence build.
We even had some Ninjas level up to Black and Division Belts—a great accomplishment that reflects their hard work and persistence.
🎉 We’ll wrap up the season with a celebration for ALL Math Ninjas on April 21st—don’t forget to wear your shirts!
🏆 Final competition: April 24th—let’s finish strong!
We’re proud of you, Ninjas! 🦁✨
Homecoming week will be held September 7th - September 12th.
Coronation will be held on Monday September 7th, with the Homecoming Football game being held on Friday September 11th, with the opponent being Wolsey-Wessington.
GO MONARCHS!!!!
Best of luck to the Warner Monarch Golf Team as they head to Mitchell to compete in the South Dakota Class B Golf Classic!
The action tees off at 10:30 AM this morning at Lakeview Golf Course — and the stakes are high as this marks the start of the SECOND SEASON for Monarch Golf! 💪
All the hard work, early mornings, and dedication have led to this moment. Now it’s time to rise to the challenge and leave it all on the course!
Let’s go low and make some noise — GO MONARCHS!!!! 🟦⬜⛳🔥
This month, students took on the challenge of turning everyday plastic waste into something meaningful. They developed small business ideas focused on collecting, designing, and either selling or donating their finished products—all with the goal of reducing plastic waste in landfills and our environment.
The creativity has been incredible! Projects included a stylish apron and a phone case made from a recycled feed/ mineral bag, a functional jewelry holder, pencil case, and a fun game crafted from water bottles, and even beautiful home décor made from plastic spoons as well as from straws. Other helpful products for the avid gardener inculded a plant waterer from a wipe container, seed starters from plastic waterbottles, and a garden tool made from braided plastic bags. Bird feeders and pet food scoops from milk jugs were colorful and functional.
Small ideas can lead to big change—and these students are proving it! 🌱💡
A big shoutout to our Elementary Students of the Week! 👏 These students were recognized by their teachers for their effort in the classroom and the kindness they show to others. Keep up the great work! 💙
Aftercare is not available today as everyone will be done early going into the Easter. There is No School tomorrow (Friday) or Monday for our typical Easter Break.
We hope everyone has a pleasant break this long weekend and folks have a chance to recharge going into the final weeks of school. Thanks for continuing to support the Warner School District, Go Monarchs
📅 April 7 – Practice (test will be taken for competition)
📅 April 21 – Celebration Day 🎉
All Math Ninjas are welcome! Wear your shirts for pictures! 📸
📅 April 24 – Final Competition 🏆
Let’s finish strong, Ninjas! 🥷💙
We also hosted a March Madness “Chip Edition” bracket. Staff filled out their predictions for which chip flavor would come out on top, then participated in daily taste tests to determine the winner. It was a fun and delicious way to build camaraderie throughout the month. Congratulations to Glen Armstrong, who achieved a perfect bracket!
We loved celebrating our amazing readers on Wednesday morning! 🎉 Students were recognized for the AR points they’ve been working so hard to earn, and it was so fun to see their excitement and pride.
From reaching new point goals to earning well-deserved rewards, these students are showing what dedication to reading looks like! 📖👏
No Pictured: Caden T. and Turner G.
In the Middle School we had Adelynn Currence and Brody Braun!
In the High School we had Abby Cooper and Alec Mikkelsen!
Way to go!
🌟 Summer Science Opportunities for Students! 🔬☀️
Looking for an exciting way to keep your student learning and exploring this summer? Check out the amazing science opportunities available through Sanford Promise for students in grades 6–10!
Spots may be limited, so don’t wait—encourage your student to take advantage of this incredible opportunity! Check out the link below to for more information and to reigister.
https://research.sanfordhealth.org/classes-and-events/promise-summer-programs