Warsaw Area Career Center

A few weeks ago, Chef Bragg's Culinary I class had the opportunity to serve Central Office staff lunch. Great job, students!

Hello Blue Apron fans! We will be open this week, but only on Wednesday 11am to 1pm, and we will have a limited menu. At this time, Blue Apron is only accepting carry-out, pre-orders. Please place your order before 10am Wednesday. Order form will be unavailable after 10am. Place order here: t.ly/5bYW Orders placed from outside WACC/WCHS can be picked up at door 10A (The Blue Apron glass doors), near the new Career Center entrance. On the menu this week: *Salad: - Caesar Salad - FULL = $5, HALF = $3, ADD Chicken = $3 - Spinach Salad = $6, ADD Chicken = $3 *Soup: - Vegetarian Chili - BOWL = $4, CUP = $3 - Creamy Ham and Potato Soup - BOWL = $3, CUP = $2 *Entrées: -Chef Special - Pork Carnitas street tacos - $7 - Cubano FULL = $7, HALF = $4 Served with Chips - Pasta Carbonara = $6 *Dessert: -Dessert Du Jour - Pumpkin Pie - $3 -Cake Du Jour - Cranberry Swirl Cheesecake - $4 - Crème Brulee - $3

Students in Mrs. Love's Principles of Biomedical class recently practiced phlebotomy! They drew simulated blood from a model training arm.

Happy Thanksgiving to all of our WACC students & staff!

Welding seniors, David Baker and Andrew Hurd, at their first welding job. A big THANKS to Faulkner Fabricating in Bourbon for partnering with our welding program!

Blue Apron Fans: Don't forget that we are closed this week due to Thanksgiving break. We plan to reopen on Wednesday, December 2nd with a limited menu. Thank you for your continued support! Have a wonderful Thanksgiving!

Mr. Clark's personal finance class has been learning excel. Their final project is called "Follow the Rainbow Contest." Each member of the group (assigned by rows) were given directions and each got an individual skittles packet. They had to open their packet and divide them up into colors and share their information with each member of their group. Once they had their group totals, they were then responsible to get totals from the other five groups. Their task was that each member of their group designed an exact excel spreadsheet with formulas, pie chart, and bar graph. The winning group isn't the group who completed the assignment the quickest, but the group who paid attention to details and had identical spreadsheets. Great job, students!

***WACC/WCHS Students: *** Don't forget you can find your E-Learning resources for 11/23, 11/24, 11/30 & 12/1 right here: t.ly/ubcT

The 17th Annual Warsaw FFA Community Appreciation Supper is tonight! Due to the circumstances of COVID-19, the event has changed a little & will be drive-thru only. There will still be a chili and hot dog dinner. Please bring canned food to donate to the local food pantry.

Last week, WACC/WCHS hosted a special Enrichment period & Mr. Schramm's dog, Ginger came for a visit to play to help the student relax a little bit! One of my students was still working on his assignments, but also giving a little loving to Ginger! Do you think she likes school?

The WACC TV crew was working to improve their live streaming skills today in class. They will be live streaming the play of Ms. McAfee's Children's Theater Class to the elementaries on Thursday, December 3rd. The show must go on and the WACC TV crew is helping to ensure elementary students still get a fun theater experience even though Covid restrictions prevent them from attending the in person performance at WCHS. Students in Mrs. Hopper's Broadcasting classes learn all aspects of professional television studio production and enjoy sharing their talents and skills with others.

Great work, Tyler Jones! He is a Welding student in Mr. Paseka's class who is honoring his Grandpa. We can't wait to see the finished product!

Ms. Renbarger's Beginner Child Development classes received their CPR certifications. Through this program they learned first aid, CPR, AED and the Heimlich Maneuver. Special thanks to our EMT class instructor, Alicia Elder, for helping to provide this to our students!

We are incredibly grateful to Warsaw McDonald's for supporting the WCHS/WACC Wellness Program by donating $1,000! (Pictured are: Tina Fritz, McDonald's HR & Training Manager, Troy Akers, WCHS Principal, & Ronna Kawsky, WACC Director) @pamfisherconsulting @McDonalds315NDetroitSt

Welding students in Mr. Paseka's class, Brenton Lamb & Andrew Hurd, have recently been working on repairing a soccer goal post for a local elementary school. Way to go, guys!

Our Warsaw Early Learning Preschool students recently had a fun Halloween celebration!

Hello Blue Apron Fans, We are open again this week on Tuesday and Wednesday from 11a - 1p. At this time, Blue Apron is only accepting carry-out, pre-orders. Orders placed from outside WACC/WCHS can be picked up at door 10A (The Blue Apron glass doors), near the new Career Center entrance. This is the link to our order form: t.ly/zWXT Please place all orders prior to 10 A.M. day of service. Order form will be unavailable after 10am. **On the menu this week:** *Salad: - Tennessee Hot Chicken Salad - $7 - Caesar Salad - FULL = $5, HALF = $3, ADD Chicken = $3 - Spinach Salad = $6, ADD Chicken = $3 *Soup: - Vegetarian Chili - BOWL = $4, CUP = $3 - Creamy Ham and Potato Soup - BOWL = $3, CUP = $2 *Entrée: Chef Special - Pork Carnitas street tacos - $7 - Cubano FULL = $7, HALF = $4 Served with Chips - Pasta Carbonara = $6 - Banh Mi Burger served with Thai Cucumber Salad - $7 *Dessert: Dessert Du Jour - Pumpkin Pie - $3 Cake Du Jour - Cranberry Swirl Cheesecake - $4 - Crème Brulee - $3 Our students look forward to serving you!

FFA members- please join us for the Warsaw FFA Meeting on Wednesday, November 18 from 6:00-7:30 pm in the WCHS Agriculture Rooms (Y-187 at the high school). Please enter through Door #4. We will discuss opportunities to be involved in FFA. We will also have a Warsaw FFA Alumni Panel Zoom presentation to answer any questions you might have about HS and beyond. If you have any questions and/or to sign up to attend, please see: MR. Riley in Y-187 or Mrs. Bartman in Y-189

For the month of October Warsaw Early Learning Academy, students in Miss Amy and Miss LeeAnn's preschool classroom did a take home reading program. The theme for the reading program was "Pete the Cat Reading is Groovy!!" Each child was given a book on Monday to take home and read with their family. They then recorded the number of minutes they read together each night on Pete the Cat's shoes. They returned the shoes to school and the teachers recorded the number of minutes read. They read a total of 4,292 minutes for the month of October!!! It breaks down as follows; Week 1- 834 minutes, Week 2- 1,227 minutes, Week 3- 1,194 minutes and Week 4- 1,165 minutes. The WELA Preschoolers say "Reading is Cool !!!"

Students in Mrs. Love's PLTW Biomedical Interventions Classes have been conduction "doctor-patient interviews" recently. Can you help solve this one?!