WCS Superintendent Looks Forward To Upcoming School Year

July 28, 2016 at 4:25 p.m.

By Dr. David Hoffert-

Editor’s Note: Warsaw Community Schools recently published its fifth “Pride” magazine to the public. Each week in July, one article from the magazine will be published in the Times-Union on the education page on Tuesday. This is the first article from the magazine.
Warsaw Community Schools is proud to be a “future ready” school. We are helping students achieve their dreams. Our students are developing skills that will advance them to trade schools or higher education and realize careers in health services, orthopedics, agriculture and more.
Our mission statement goes much deeper than just one class, one teacher or one group of students. We are living it in every job, from every angle. Educators, bus drivers and custodians – each is important because each has an impact on students.
Safety and security are vital in our schools. We have a collaborative relationship with our local police officers. Students see the student resource officers in a positive light – as role models – making it easier for them to interact together in the community.
We’re excited to celebrate with this year’s graduating class, and look forward to continuing our strong vision for the future. We welcome the class of 2028 into our kindergarten classes. We are working to make sure that we’re on the cutting edge, providing our community with a world-class educational system.
Our mission is to inspire and equip all students to continously acquire and apply knowledge and skills while pursuing their dreams and enriching the lives of others.[[In-content Ad]]

Editor’s Note: Warsaw Community Schools recently published its fifth “Pride” magazine to the public. Each week in July, one article from the magazine will be published in the Times-Union on the education page on Tuesday. This is the first article from the magazine.
Warsaw Community Schools is proud to be a “future ready” school. We are helping students achieve their dreams. Our students are developing skills that will advance them to trade schools or higher education and realize careers in health services, orthopedics, agriculture and more.
Our mission statement goes much deeper than just one class, one teacher or one group of students. We are living it in every job, from every angle. Educators, bus drivers and custodians – each is important because each has an impact on students.
Safety and security are vital in our schools. We have a collaborative relationship with our local police officers. Students see the student resource officers in a positive light – as role models – making it easier for them to interact together in the community.
We’re excited to celebrate with this year’s graduating class, and look forward to continuing our strong vision for the future. We welcome the class of 2028 into our kindergarten classes. We are working to make sure that we’re on the cutting edge, providing our community with a world-class educational system.
Our mission is to inspire and equip all students to continously acquire and apply knowledge and skills while pursuing their dreams and enriching the lives of others.[[In-content Ad]]
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