After seven years of work here at Warren, and an extensive career prior, superintendent Dr. John Ahlgrim is retiring. He graduated in 1987 with a Bachelor's of Science degree in Mathematics from the University...

“Girls were raised in an environment where they have to cover up.”   From the past swim unit, we have viewed the rules as degrading and unfair. And it gets to a point where sexualizing women...

Recently, students have complained about the shuttle buses to the Almond Campus for their spring sports. I’ve been informed that the first bus has only one or two students to a seat and then everyone...

Although I didn't get the "traditional" high school experience, thanks to a certain pandemic, I feel I did the best I could. New friends? Check. Boy drama? Check. High School Party? Check. Joined a Varsity...

Warren does well to prepare its students for their post-secondary plans. What I think that it lacks, however, is the advice and reality of the process from students who actually wrote essays and filled...

It’s that time of the year again, and this year’s no different than those past. At least, not in the sense that AP testing has changed.  One successfully completed Advanced Placement course may...

Do you want to take a trip down memory lane, and listen to some of the classics written by the great Elvis Presley? Well, "C’mon Everybody" down to the O’Plaine Auditorium on March 18th and 19th to...

Warren returned to “normal” last Wednesday, February 23rd. How normal things actually end up staying, though, remains to be seen.  In case you missed the news, the Governor's appeal to the decisions...

SAT, GPA, and ACT— three seemingly unrelated terms whose union is built upon the joint purpose of tormenting your everyday high school student. Luckily for us, at least two of those things are beginning...