Bi-Weekly Cohort Update - 2022

As if I haven't already said it a million times before, these past 6 months have been interesting to say the least. I am very proud of the way in which you have handled this pandemic and made efforts to get through these unpredictable times like champions! We have been made aware that the next few weeks of school are going to be very different as well, so I am asking each of you to buckle down and make the best of what is ahead. More than ever, each of you need to be responsible and disciplined regarding assignments and taking care of yourselves. I need each of you to spend some good hours each school day getting your classroom work done, as well as, taking time to ensure your mental status is healthy. We will not be right there with you in the physical sense, but rest assured, we are with you this entire journey. Your cohort team will be available each school day to help you with whatever you need so please don't abandon us because WE will NOT abandon YOU! Take this coming week to prepare for the next several weeks away from the building and be sure to reach out to any one of us if you feel the pressures of the times. Have a great week and know that WE are in this TOGETHER!

Much Love,

Mr. Russell - Cohort Dean

crussel1@warren.k12.in.us

1. Love Yourself...

2. Follow CORE at all times...
3. Wash your hands and protect your face...
4. Know that YOU are LOVED!!!

That's right team...it's time for this week's edition of MoellerVation!!! Stay classy class of 2022 and know that you have the power to fuel your future. We are here to assist so please reach out for anything that you need.

Love you ALL,

Amy Moeller - Academic Coach

amoeller@warren.k12.in.us

Take a quick peek at the Girl's Basketball team getting it done this week against a tough Center Grove squad! Way to play together ladies and come out with the Warren Central WIN!!! You never know when and where we will Pop Up and catch you being awesome so be ready class of 2022!

From Mrs. Boyd - your Cohort Secretary!!!

IMPORTANT INFO ABOUT WORK PERMITS- If you are in need of a work permit you can get those in the Walker Career Center office or the cohort office on side B. You will receive a yellow card and a white "Intent to Employ" form. Be sure to fill out each form completely and return both to the cohort office to be reviewed by Mr. Russell. The Intent to Employ form must be signed by the employer, student and a parent or legal guardian. After Mr. Russell approves and signs your work permit forms, you will then turn them in to the WCC office before or after school to receive your completed work permit. Finally, you are eligible to work and earn a paycheck! Be sure to save a little bit as well for a rainy day...lol.

Thank you class of 2022

Mrs. Boyd

lrussell5@warren.k12.in.us

There are plenty of resources available for SAT prep, scholarship possibilities and tutoring options so make sure you stay connected and informed. Check out the attached flyer for available times that you can get ahead of the competition and hit the SAT full throttle!

From Ms. Reynolds & Mr. Howe...

We know that life throws many challenges at students and especially now that we only get to see most of you on a limited basis. We wanted to ensure you know that WE are still here for YOU and will do whatever it takes to help you through the day, the week, and this journey of high school. Here are a couple quick tips for managing stress and adding healthy aspects to your overall day. Hang in there 2022...WE will get through this TOGETHER!

1. Eat Healthy - foods high in vitamins and minerals boost energy and decrease toxins in your body.

2. Get Plenty of Sleep - most of us need 7 to 10 hours of sleep eat night for the body to recover and be ready for the next day.

3. Be Active - your body needs 20 to 30 minutes a day to help process food and maintain muscle strength.

4. Engage in Healthy Hobbies - reading, puzzles, music, or whatever you enjoy can help you reset your energy levels and better prepare you for the next day.

5. Volunteer in the Community - finding ways to provide a service to others at no cost can increase your energy level and help you see the good in giving.

6. Be Grateful - simply taking time to be thankful and reflective of the things that are going well can be beneficial. It can be difficult at times, but pausing for a moment and looking at the glass half full can change your overall perspective.

We LOVE you 2022...

Cohort Counselors

Ms. Reynolds (A-K)

areynold@warren.k12.in.us

Mr. Howe (L-Z)

jhowe@warren.k12.in.us