From plans to projects, Warren High’s CTE Construction Pathway gives students the chance to learn by doing. Students build skills, confidence, and career awareness through authentic construction experiences. With standout projects like a student built mobile stage, record participation in SkillsUSA, and growing partnerships with industry leaders, this pathway is helping students build skills, confidence, and real futures.

Warren’s brand‑new Show Choir is already making a big impact. Led by Ms. Brianna Estrada with choreography by Teresa Flores Segura, students are bringing music to life through high‑energy singing and dance. In its first year, the group has grown quickly, delivered an impressive debut, and is now preparing for its first competition—all while building confidence, community, and school spirit.

Warren High School has earned a place on the 2025 AP School Honor Roll and received the Bronze distinction from the College Board, recognizing the school’s commitment to expanding access to Advanced Placement courses and supporting student achievement. These honors highlight the dedication of teachers, counselors, administrators, students, and families who work together to foster a strong college‑going culture. Warren High celebrates its students for embracing challenging coursework and looks forward to continuing to grow opportunities that inspire confidence, readiness, and excitement for college-level learning.

LEAD is a year-long elective designed specifically for seniors, giving them the opportunity to explore careers through real-world conversations with professionals from a variety of industries. This course is perfect for students who are still figuring out what comes after high school, offering them space to ask questions, hear honest stories about success and setbacks, and begin imagining their own future paths. Through an impactful guest speaker series and meaningful discussions, students gain insight, confidence, and a broader view of what is possible beyond graduation.