The Reach Back Warren Community and Back to School Day will be held on Saturday, July 21, 2012 at the Perkins Park and Warren Amphitheatre from 12pm to 6pm. The event is for the entire city of Warren.  It is our goal to bring together the Warren community, while maintaining the focus of supporting,  encouraging, and investing in our youth. We will give away book bags that include school supplies, free  haircut coupons, and free food; provide games for all and present live music from Warren natives. Stay tuned, more details to come.

Email: info@reachbackwarren.org or phone (614) 626-5052

The foundation is happy to report that the “Raiders Go Green” recycling program launched last Fall has generated $230.00 so far.  This program enables the foundation to collect and recycle empty inkjet/laser cartridges and old cell phones and earn cash for the school district.
If you or your business would like to get involved, please drop your recyclables off at any school building in the district including the BOE located at 105 High St. NE in Warren or phone 330-841-2321 ext. 7232 for more information.

The 2nd Annual Student Showcase event was held on April 2nd at Warren G. Harding High School event goers were treated to the beautiful sounds of the Madrigal Singers, a motivating performance from The Positive Force Drill Team and a special performance from the Warren G. Harding Drama club.  The event also included a special student artwork exhibit and auction of select items and also hosted a special Warren G. Harding and Warren Western Reserve memorabilia exhibit.

The foundation hosts this event to highlight the students, their work and their instructors work, monies raised are utilized to assist in the purchase of Student Response Technology for district classrooms.  Those at the event were able to participate in a basket raffle, bake sale and silent auction of select artwork. 

Student Showcase in The Tribune Chronicle

The foundation wishes to acknowledge and thank the following:

Christine De Pascale, Lisa Bennett, Roselle Burch, Mary Meese, Mary Ulam, Melissa Raptis, Bill Young, Dave Nelson, Fred Benson, Teresa Lisum, Tom Sewickley, Lauren Mangino, Michelle Stoutamire, Ruth Zitnik, Oral Polan and staff and Ms. Loree Richardson.  A special thanks to Mr. Jim Lewis for helping with the special memorabilia display and for sharing his wonderful memories.

Each of you played an important part in making this event a success, thank you for going above and beyond to help and make a difference that will benefit the students.

To those students who participated a special thanks for sharing your talent and time.  May you continue to shine.  Thank you to the event sponsors: Huntington Banks, Franklin Pharmacy and Healthcare, AVI Foodsystems, Harrington, Hoppe and Mitchell, Trumbull Business College, Thompson Heating and Cooling, Eastern Gateway Community College, DiLucia’s and Buena Vista.

Come on out and join us as we celebrate the hard work and talent of the Warren City School District students.  Enjoy student performances, view student artwork and classwork too. Check out a first time memorabilia exhibit where you will find many nostalgic items from Warren Western Reserve and Warren G. Harding High Schools.

Go to the Events page now for more information.

The foundation wishes to acknowledge The Warren Public Library for their contributions to the “Raiders Go Green” Recycling initiative.  The library has been kind enough to help in our quest to raise funds for students of The Warren City School District by recycling empty inkjet/laser cartridges and old cell phones.  We have packed over 4 boxes of recyclables that will ship out today and more will be sent out early next week.  A special thanks to Cheryl Bush for all of her efforts in making this a success.  The foundation looks forward to a continued recycling effort with the library.

April 2, 2011 6:00PM – 9:00PM  – Warren G. Harding High School

Don’t miss out on this special event highlighting students of The Warren City School District.

Sponsorships are available, Volunteers needed, Baked-Good donations, Silent-Auction Donation Items are all needed.  Call today and learn how you can get involved.  330-841-2321 ext. 7232
Our Children.  Our Future.

Your old cell phones and empty inkjet/laser cartridges are in demand – Please drop off these recyclables to any Warren City Schools Building including the BOE (located at 105 High St. NE).  Your recyclables will help the foundation earn money that will benefit students of The Warren City School District.

Warren City Schools Alumni – Help to make a difference for students of The Warren City School District…

Annual Fund Drive as seen in The Youngstown Vindicator

Annual Fund Drive as seen in The Warren Tribune-Chronicle

Please call Karen Brown at (330) 219-1791 or (330) 841-2321 ext. 7232 for more information

The foundation extends sympathy to the family of Carl Zoba, who passed away on November 28, 2010.  Mr. Zoba was a 1950 graduate of Warren G. Harding High School and also served as the Assistant Chief of the Warren Fire Department.  The Zoba family has very kindly asked that donations in Carl’s honor be made to the Barbara Ann and Carl Zoba Scholarship fund, administered by The Warren City Schools Foundation.  Annually a Warren G. Harding Senior receives funding from the Barbara Ann and Carl Zoba Scholarship.�
Carl Zoba

For Donations:

Checks may be made payable to:    The Warren City Schools Foundation
Mail to:  The Warren City Schools Foundation
Attention: Development Director
105 High St. NE
Warren, OH 44481

or make a donation online by visiting the Get Involved page.

A special note of thanks to the Zoba family for their generosity in remembering Warren City School District students through The Barbara Ann and Carl Zoba Scholarship and The Warren City Schools Foundation.  To all who have made donations in Carl’s honor – thank you.