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Class of 2026 Information
For Senior Information, click the Class of 2026 here or at the top of the page.
Monday, may 18
Honors Convocation
Performing Arts Center (SHHS) 6:30 PM
tuesday, may 19
key club
2:30-3:30 PM
Tuesday, May 19
Craft Club
2:30-3:30 PM
wednesday, may 20
winning furtures
Wednesday, May 20
Senior Exams (HRS 5&6)
Thursday, May 21
Senior Exams (HRS 3&4)
Friday, May 22
senior exams (HRS 1 &2)
Friday, may 22
1/2 day of school
Students dismissed at 10:25 AM
Friday, May 22
Seniors last Day
friday, may 22
unified game club
Monday, may 25
Memorial day
No School
tuesday, may 26
key club
Tuesday, May 26
senior Prom
wednesday, may 27
winning futures meeting
Friday, may 29
Jazz Night (6:00PM)
Senior Clap Out Events
Pearl Lean: 6/4/26- 2:30 PM
Siersma: 6/4/26- 2:45 PM
Warren Mott: 6/5/26- 1:15 PM
Beer Middle School: 6/5/26 2:00 PM.
Willow Woods: 6/5/26- 2:45 PM
Harwood: 6/5/26- 2:00 PM
Grissom: 6/10/26- 10:30 AM
Green Acres: 6/11/26- 10:30 AM
Siersma: 6/4/26- 2:45 PM
Warren Mott: 6/5/26- 1:15 PM
Beer Middle School: 6/5/26 2:00 PM.
Willow Woods: 6/5/26- 2:45 PM
Harwood: 6/5/26- 2:00 PM
Grissom: 6/10/26- 10:30 AM
Green Acres: 6/11/26- 10:30 AM
Water Wars
As the weather warms up, many of our seniors are getting excited about participating in “Water Wars.” While this can be a fun and creative way for students to enjoy time together outside of school, we want to address a few important safety concerns.
First, please note that Water Wars is not a school-sponsored activity. Warren Mott High School and Warren Consolidated Schools are not involved in planning, organizing, or supervising this event. Any actions that bring the event onto school property, involve staff members, or disrupt the school day will result in consequences if school rules—as outlined in our Student Code of Conduct—are violated.
We’ve become aware of some safety issues that have occurred during past Water Wars events, including:
Unsafe Driving: Some participants have been seen speeding through parking lots or driving recklessly while chasing others. This behavior is extremely dangerous and puts both drivers and bystanders at risk.
Realistic-Looking Water Guns: Some students have used water guns that closely resemble real firearms. This has caused fear and confusion in the community and could result in a serious or even life-threatening misunderstanding.
We encourage all senior families to speak with their students about participating responsibly and safely, should they choose to take part. While the game may seem harmless, any activity that puts others in danger or disrupts the school environment will be taken very seriously.
Thank you for partnering with us to keep our school community safe, respectful, and focused on learning.
First, please note that Water Wars is not a school-sponsored activity. Warren Mott High School and Warren Consolidated Schools are not involved in planning, organizing, or supervising this event. Any actions that bring the event onto school property, involve staff members, or disrupt the school day will result in consequences if school rules—as outlined in our Student Code of Conduct—are violated.
We’ve become aware of some safety issues that have occurred during past Water Wars events, including:
Unsafe Driving: Some participants have been seen speeding through parking lots or driving recklessly while chasing others. This behavior is extremely dangerous and puts both drivers and bystanders at risk.
Realistic-Looking Water Guns: Some students have used water guns that closely resemble real firearms. This has caused fear and confusion in the community and could result in a serious or even life-threatening misunderstanding.
We encourage all senior families to speak with their students about participating responsibly and safely, should they choose to take part. While the game may seem harmless, any activity that puts others in danger or disrupts the school environment will be taken very seriously.
Thank you for partnering with us to keep our school community safe, respectful, and focused on learning.
Q3 Report Cards Available on PowerSchool
Viewing Report Cards on Parent Portal
Log into Parent Portal.
Click the student that you want to see the report card for.
Click on the App Switcher button in the upper right hand corner.
The application window will open and you can click on the District Report Card.
After clicking on District Report Card, the report card download will show in the lower left corner.
Log into Parent Portal.
Click the student that you want to see the report card for.
Click on the App Switcher button in the upper right hand corner.
The application window will open and you can click on the District Report Card.
After clicking on District Report Card, the report card download will show in the lower left corner.
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THe link between Attendance & Student Success
College Board Accounts
Creating an account now will save time later and ensure you can access your information when it matters most.
A College Board account helps students:
A College Board account helps students:
- Register for the SAT
- View PSAT/SAT scores and reports
- Access AP classroom and exam-related resources
- Send scores to colleges (when the time come
- Go to the College Board website: https://www.collegeboard.org
- Select Sign In (top right), then choose Create Account
- Enter your student information:
- Legal name (as it appears on school records and ID)
- Date of birth
- Email address (use one you will keep and check regularly)
- Create a secure password and set your security questions
- Confirm your email address (check your inbox for a verification message)
- Write down your email and password somewhere safe.
- Use the same name you will use for testing and official documents.
- If you already created an account in the past, do not make a second one—use Forgot Password instead.
Click the link below to purchase All Night Party Tickets.
https://www.warrenmottboosters.com/all-night-party
https://www.warrenmottboosters.com/all-night-party
Care-Solace
24/7/365 Mental Health Care Coordination Service for Warren Consolidated Schools Students, Staff, and their Families Getting help can be a daunting process. Let our Care Companions™ find the help you need for depression, anxiety, stress, and more. Please click the link below for access to resources.
https://caresolace.com/site/warrencs
https://caresolace.com/site/warrencs
Drivers Training
We are pleased to announce that Courtesy Driving School will be offering their Segment I and Segment II courses at Cousino High School and Mott High School again this school year! You can register for their classes at https://www.courtesydrivingschool.com/locations.html. The fall sessions are now posted and open for enrollment. You can contact Courtesy Driving School at (800) 256-9559 or by email at [email protected] if you have any questions.
BUSSING
If you are wondering if you are eligible for a bus or what bus stop is yours, please use the following link for more information as it pertains to bussing.
www.wcskids.net/warrenwq/webquery/
www.wcskids.net/warrenwq/webquery/