Warsaw Community Schools and the lead supporter, the K21 Health Foundation, along with the sponsors of the Bowen Center Training Institute; the Bowen Center, Warsaw; 1st Source Bank Esther Pfleideter Charitable Trust; Wildman Business Group, and Grace College are excited to welcome Kevin Hines. 

 Community Events

Multiple FREE community and school-based events will be offered August 26 and 27.

On Wednesday, Jan. 17, Warsaw Community High School and the Warsaw Area Career Center are holding the annual WCHS/WACC Academic Showcase from 5-8 p.m. This event is primarily meant for current WCHS students and their parents, as well as all incoming freshmen for next year in the class of 2023. This is a great chance to come tour the building and see all the wonderful opportunities that are available to students at WCHS and in the WACC. Every department throughout the school will be showcasing their talented teachers and previewing their available classes and curriculums. There will be fun and interactive activities, as well as informational flyers that will help students and families decide what courses they should take at WCHS. 

WCHS 2017-18 prom will take place from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. April 28, at the Winona Heritage Room located at 901 Park Ave., Winona Lake, IN 46590.

At 5 p.m. Friday, Sept. 15, Warsaw Community High School will host its annual Homecoming Parade. The parade will consist of the WCHS official homecoming court and floats featuring the high school’s diverse range of clubs and sports.

The theme of the event, Disney, promises to be entertaining for children and adults alike. Following tradition, the participants of the parade will be throwing candy to spectators. Come out on the night of Sept. 15, to celebrate school spirit, relive your favorite Disney movies and enjoy free candy.

The parade will start at the Warsaw Area Career Center parking lot, where it will then proceed to Union Street. It will then turn right onto Market Street and later turn left onto Indiana Street. The route will then turn left onto Main Street and continue left onto Columbia Street. The parade will end at the corner of Columbia and Market Streets

Homecoming Week Activities, September 19-23
Sep. 19, Monday- America Day: Celebate our country by wearing red, white, and blue
Sep. 20, Tuesday- Zoo Tuesday: Wear anything zoo related- animal print, designed clothing, and costumes (no masks) 
Sep. 21, Wednesday- Hat day: Wear any hat you have
                            -Rough and Tough co-ed volleyball tournament 6:00pm-9:00pm
Sept. 22, Thursday- Throwback Thursday: go back in the past by wearing your favorite time period clothing
Sept. 23, Friday- Tiger Pride: support your own Warsaw Tigers by wearing orange and black
                        -Homecoming Parade, Starts at 5:00
                          -Tiger Football game against Goshen, Starts at 7:00pm
                          - Homecoming Bash- informal dance from 9:30-11:00 after the game. WCHS students ONLY, must have your                               ID to get in