Parent Resources

At the elementary level, our variety of curricular programs promotes student success in school by assisting them to learn necessary skills and attitudes. Programs emphasize decision making, skill development and awareness, while students explore educational possibilities. Many programs also stress self concept development and the acquisition of skills in developing interpersonal relationships.

In our middle schools, curricular programs focus on the rapidly changing needs of emerging adolescents. Our programs are especially sensitive to the struggles of our middle school students for identity and for balancing the demands for academic, career and social competence. Many components begin in elementary school and continue to fit the special needs of students in middle school. The Warren Consolidated curriculum areas build on each other as students progress through our grade levels.

In our high schools, students are becoming responsible adults who can develop realistic and fulfilling life plans based on clear understandings of themselves and their needs, interest, abilities and skills. High school curriculum meets the simultaneous needs of meeting graduation requirements, preparing for college and assisting our high school students to develop competence in decision making career planning, working with others. and taking responsibility for their own behavior.

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Protect MI Child

Are your children safe while online? Michigan families, especially minors, are becoming inundated with advertisements from alcohol, tobacco, pornography and gambling marketers through different internet and cell phone inboxes. Thankfully, the State of Michigan offers a free program to stop adult advertisements from reaching e-mails, mobile phones (text messaging ads) and instant messenger IDs. The Michigan Child Protection Registry is a free do-not-contact service for Michigan’s families and schools and can be located at www.protectmichild.com.

Resources & Newsletters An informative health newsletter presented by the WCS Nursing Staff. WCS Notes from Nursing

HOT SHEET - Community Resources

Parent Resource, "Flu & You"

Talking to Your Children About a Crisis

WCS Online Safety at Home
A guide to keeping your children safe when using the internet

Great Parents MacombCall toll-free in Macomb County for information on community activities and events for young children, or for information regarding your young child's development (birth-60 months). Free resources available including: Parent Help Card, Directory of Children's Services, monthly child growth and development information, subscription to Parent Child magazine, Nursery Rhymes Song and Fingerplays booklet and more! Visit http://migreatparents.org or call all 866-462-2662 for more information.

Parent DVD's

Albanian and Arabic

Our Watershed Clinton River Watershed -
Red Run Subwatershed
Don't dispose of household hazardous wastes such as oil, batteries, oil based paint, antifreeze, etc., in your sink, toilet or garbage. These items may be disposed of safely, and at no cost, through the County Health Department. . All the little things we do, taken together, make a big difference.
Find more tips at www.crwc.org