Warrensville Heights City School District is seeking a dynamic, scholar-centered leader to serve as the next Principal of Warrensville Heights High School. Our high school has earned a distinguished Four-Star rating, and we are committed to building on that strong foundation through exceptional instructional leadership, meaningful scholar engagement, and a steadfast commitment to excellence in every aspect of school life.
We are looking for a proven educational leader who embraces the belief
of One Team, One Vision, One Goal, and understands that sustained success is achieved by keeping scholars at the heart of every decision. The ideal candidate will be a strong instructional leader
who supports teachers, uses data to guide decisions, and ensures each scholar is engaged in rigorous and relevant learning experiences every day while maintaining high expectations at all times.
Our next principal must value the proud history and traditions of the
Warrensville Heights community. This leader will be visible, approachable, and deeply engaged with scholars, families, staff, alumni, and community partners. Building relationships and trust
within the community is essential to continuing the legacy of excellence that defines Tiger Pride.
Warrensville Heights High School has a rich athletic tradition that serves as a cornerstone of school spirit and community pride. We seek a principal who understands the vital role athletics play in
developing teamwork, discipline, and leadership among scholars, and who actively supports student-athletes, coaches, and athletic programs as an extension of the educational experience.
Equally important, we seek a leader who champions scholar engagement across all programs. This includes strong support for the arts, band,performing arts, academic teams, student organizations, and every
opportunity where scholars discover their talents and passions. Our next principal should believe that every program connected to the school community is an avenue for scholar growth, pride, and belonging.
Warrensville Heights High School stands as a pillar of the community, and we seek a principal who will continue strengthening our culture of excellence, accountability, scholar opportunity, and deep community connection. If you know someone who may be a strong fit for this opportunity, please share the link below or encourage them to apply: https://www.applitrack.com/warrensville/onlineapp/JobPostings/view.asp?FromAdmin=true&AppliTrackJobId=2102
We are looking for a proven educational leader who embraces the belief
of One Team, One Vision, One Goal, and understands that sustained success is achieved by keeping scholars at the heart of every decision. The ideal candidate will be a strong instructional leader
who supports teachers, uses data to guide decisions, and ensures each scholar is engaged in rigorous and relevant learning experiences every day while maintaining high expectations at all times.
Our next principal must value the proud history and traditions of the
Warrensville Heights community. This leader will be visible, approachable, and deeply engaged with scholars, families, staff, alumni, and community partners. Building relationships and trust
within the community is essential to continuing the legacy of excellence that defines Tiger Pride.
Warrensville Heights High School has a rich athletic tradition that serves as a cornerstone of school spirit and community pride. We seek a principal who understands the vital role athletics play in
developing teamwork, discipline, and leadership among scholars, and who actively supports student-athletes, coaches, and athletic programs as an extension of the educational experience.
Equally important, we seek a leader who champions scholar engagement across all programs. This includes strong support for the arts, band,performing arts, academic teams, student organizations, and every
opportunity where scholars discover their talents and passions. Our next principal should believe that every program connected to the school community is an avenue for scholar growth, pride, and belonging.
Warrensville Heights High School stands as a pillar of the community, and we seek a principal who will continue strengthening our culture of excellence, accountability, scholar opportunity, and deep community connection. If you know someone who may be a strong fit for this opportunity, please share the link below or encourage them to apply: https://www.applitrack.com/warrensville/onlineapp/JobPostings/view.asp?FromAdmin=true&AppliTrackJobId=2102
Good Morning,
As a result of the ongoing power outages, Saturday school scheduled for today, March 14, 2026 is canceled. Please monitor all our social media channels for updates regarding other possible cancellations for events scheduled for today. Thank you for your patience and flexibility.
As a result of the ongoing power outages, Saturday school scheduled for today, March 14, 2026 is canceled. Please monitor all our social media channels for updates regarding other possible cancellations for events scheduled for today. Thank you for your patience and flexibility.
EVENT POSTPONED !
Due to today's high winds and power outages the March Into Pre-K & Kindergarten event for Saturday, March 14, 2026 is postponed. Please stay tuned for information on a new date and time.
Due to today's high winds and power outages the March Into Pre-K & Kindergarten event for Saturday, March 14, 2026 is postponed. Please stay tuned for information on a new date and time.
Kudos are in order to Warrensville Heights Intervention Specialist, Dr. Johnita Hughes. At the beginning of March, she had the honor of representing Warrensville Heights City Schools as a presenter at the Council for Exceptional Children conference in South Carolina. Her presentation, titled “Ability Grouping and Rotating Stations for Inclusive Classrooms,” highlighted instructional strategies currently being implemented in the 4th grade to promote full inclusion of students with disabilities within the general education setting.
This approach emphasizes student movement, differentiated instruction, and equitable learning opportunities for all scholars while fostering academic engagement and collaboration. Dr. Hughes remains committed to educational excellence through her continued advocacy for exceptional learners and her dedication to supporting their academic growth and success.
This approach emphasizes student movement, differentiated instruction, and equitable learning opportunities for all scholars while fostering academic engagement and collaboration. Dr. Hughes remains committed to educational excellence through her continued advocacy for exceptional learners and her dedication to supporting their academic growth and success.
Today, seventh and eighth grade scholars at Warrensville Heights Middle School were inducted into National Junior Honors Society (NJHS). They continue the mission of being powerful and intelligent scholars while becoming responsible, contributing members of the community, nation, and world. #TigerPride
Warrensville Heights City School District extends heartfelt gratitude to Principal Andrea Bishop on her retirement, effective at the end of the school year, after years of dedicated service to our scholars, staff, and community.
Principal Bishop’s leadership, commitment, and steady presence have left a lasting mark on Warrensville Heights High School. Through her focus on high expectations, strong systems, and a culture centered on scholar success, the high school earned a four star rating, reflecting the collective excellence she helped guide and sustain.
Her career has been defined by professionalism, care for people, and a deep belief in the potential of every scholar. She led with integrity, honored the proud traditions of our district, and strengthened the foundation for continued growth and achievement.
We thank Principal Bishop for her service, her leadership, and the positive difference she has made in the lives of our scholars and families. Warrensville Heights is stronger because of her dedication.
We wish her a retirement filled with joy, good health, and well-deserved time with family.
This week has been busy for high school scholars at Warrensville Heights High School. Our scholars spoke with various career professionals at the Career Fair to learn about yearly salary, training requirements, and daily tasks. Thank you to our business partners for attending and sharing invaluable knowledge with our scholars.
Parents/Guardians,
We are offering a new support group for parents/guardians of scholars at the elementary level who have ADHD. Please see the flyer for details with dates and times for this FREE resource. Email Ms. Chonda Williams at chonda.williams@whcsd.org for more details or just sign up with the QR code!
We are offering a new support group for parents/guardians of scholars at the elementary level who have ADHD. Please see the flyer for details with dates and times for this FREE resource. Email Ms. Chonda Williams at chonda.williams@whcsd.org for more details or just sign up with the QR code!
Scholars 10th through 12th grade, make sure to join us on Monday, February 23rd for the second installment of the Tiger Works Workshops. Here we will be focusing on career planning. Part of preparing for college and the workforce is being informed on your chosen career field. Join us for food, and a workshop after school! Scan the QR code register TODAY!
Are you a Warrensville Heights Middle School Parent? Make sure you mark your calendars to join us for Bingo Night on February 25th from 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. there will be music, food and prizes! Come support your middle school scholar for an engaging evening of F-U-N! #TigerPride #whms
Don't forget to join us this week on Thursday, February 5th at the Tiger Cafe! Supporting our culinary scholars through orders at the cafe helps them refine and improve their skills. This week's menu features a delicious chicken sandwich, vegetable soup and a red velvet cookie for dessert! Please see the flyer for details on how to order. We are grateful for your support! #WHHS #TigerCafe #CTE #TigerPride
Congratulations to our Warrensville Heights City Schools Board Members, Ms. Mimi Gaiter and Mr. Ray Freeman on being selected as recipients of the 2026 Ohio School Board Association (OSBA )Training Award. The Training Award is a distinct award presented to a very select group. Of the more than 3,400 board members in Ohio, only 41 will receive the honor in 2026. Ms. Gaiter and Mr. Freeman will be presented with their awards at the regional spring conference.
Their efforts and dedication are a testament to their commitment to our scholars! #TigerPride
Their efforts and dedication are a testament to their commitment to our scholars! #TigerPride
School counselors amplify student success, and Feb. 2nd- Feb. 6th is National School Counselor's Week! At Warrensville Heights City School District we are grateful for the hard work and dedication of our school counselors. The role of our school counselors is not just to help with school schedules but to assist scholars with their overall academic success, plan for their future, and amplify their wins. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our counselors for their invaluable contributions! #TigerPride #NSCW26
Join us as we celebrate Career and Technical Education Month. CTE Month is a public awareness campaign, that takes place each February to celebrate the value of CTE and the achievements and accomplishments of CTE programs across the country. Visit ctemonth.org to get involved. Follow our Facebook and Instagram as we highlight some of Warrensville's CTE scholars #CTEMonth
A big congratulations is in order to our Warrensville Heights Elementary School students. Students in grades first through fifth received some major prizes last week as part of Superintendent Jolly's attendance incentive. These students were selected on the basis of having excellent attendance in school! #TigerPride #WHES #attendancematters
Class of 2026 seniors and class of 2027 juniors YOU CAN STILL join us tomorrow January 21st from 3:15 p.m. to 4:15 p.m. in the Warrensville Heights High School cafeteria. This is the perfect opportunity to create your resume, as your prepare for college and careers. Food will be provided. See Ms. Jennie Peoples for more details.
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As the community reflects on the life and legacy of the great Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and as we look ahead to Black History Month, we invite you to join us in celebrating our very own changemaker, Superintendent Donald Jolly II.
On Monday, at Greater Abyssinia Baptist Church, the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) Cleveland Chapter hosted its annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service, recognizing 18 leaders for their impactful service to the community. Superintendent Jolly was honored with the Distinguished Academic Excellence Award for his exemplary work in closing the achievement gap.
Our district is proud of Superintendent Jolly’s visionary leadership and his steadfast dedication to our scholars, families, and the Warrensville Heights community. #TigerPride
On Monday, at Greater Abyssinia Baptist Church, the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) Cleveland Chapter hosted its annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service, recognizing 18 leaders for their impactful service to the community. Superintendent Jolly was honored with the Distinguished Academic Excellence Award for his exemplary work in closing the achievement gap.
Our district is proud of Superintendent Jolly’s visionary leadership and his steadfast dedication to our scholars, families, and the Warrensville Heights community. #TigerPride
January is School Board Appreciation Month, and we are grateful to have invested, active, and collaborative board members serving Warrensville Heights City School District.
Our Board of Education members are comprised of volunteers who graciously dedicate time, and their leadership skills to serve our scholars, staff, and local community. Their efforts are visible through their involvement and their impact felt throughout the district.
Please join us in thanking our Board members for their commitment to Warrensville Heights:
- Earl Roberts, President
-Keith Fuller, Vice President
-Ray Freeman
- Mimi Gaiter
- Barbara Mumin
Thank you for your continued service to our schools. We appreciate your valuable contributions to the betterment of our district! #Tigerpride #schoolboardappreciationmonth #January
Our Board of Education members are comprised of volunteers who graciously dedicate time, and their leadership skills to serve our scholars, staff, and local community. Their efforts are visible through their involvement and their impact felt throughout the district.
Please join us in thanking our Board members for their commitment to Warrensville Heights:
- Earl Roberts, President
-Keith Fuller, Vice President
-Ray Freeman
- Mimi Gaiter
- Barbara Mumin
Thank you for your continued service to our schools. We appreciate your valuable contributions to the betterment of our district! #Tigerpride #schoolboardappreciationmonth #January
Attention Parents& Guardians,
Warrensville Heights City Schools will be closed today, Thursday, January 15th 2026 due to extreme weather conditions.
Warrensville Heights City Schools will be closed today, Thursday, January 15th 2026 due to extreme weather conditions.
Are you ready for some restaurant quality meals? Join us at Warrensville Heights High School Tiger Cafe on Wednesday, January 14th and Thursday, January 15th for two different delicious meals. Please read the menu in it's entirety for ordering directions , and reservation information. Our CTE scholars look forward to your support! #TigerCafe #TigerPride
