Top Sellers Ride to Lunch in Limo
On December 14, 10 Warren students were treated to a limousine ride to Pizza Hut for lunch with the principal for being the top sellers in their classrooms during our  "Go to Lunch with Mrs. Christiano" contest. A big thank you to Marty Quinn of Primavera Limousine and Paul Forsey of C&H Fundraiser. 
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Johnstown 2008 - Time Marches On Assembly
On April 9, students in grades three through six attended the Johnstown Celebrates 2008: Time Marches on Assembly at Warren Street Elementary School. Johnstown City Mayor Sarah J. Slingerland talked about the importance of Johnstown's history, as well as events that will take place throughout the year. Wanda Burch, curator at Sir William Johnson Hall, shared information on Sir William Johnson and his home. She told students about things available to them through tours and programs at Sir William Johnson Hall.  Noel Levee, city historian, shared vast knowledge about Johnstown.
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Dr. R U Well Comes to Visit
Warren Street students in grades two through four received a visit from Dr. R U Well, who teaches elementary school children about the importance of not smoking. In an effort to get across the very serious point that smoking is detrimental to your health, Dr. R U Well and her sidekick, Charlie, entertained and educated the students through the use of fun activities, such as sing-along songs, about the dangers of smoking.
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Weaving with the Scotia-Glenville Traveling Museum
On Thursday, May 1, the Scotia-Glenville Traveling Museum paid a visit to Ms. Swatt’s class at Warren Street Elementary School. The children learned the “ins and outs” of weaving and even got to weave their own material using small looms.
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Visiting the Greater Johnstown School District Museum
Students in Mrs. Robinson's class recently ventured out to the Greater Johnstown School District Museum, located in the "white house" on Knox Field behind Knox Junior High School. Once there, they found a treasure-trove of school memorabilia, dating from the 1700's to present day, and carefully tended by curator William Pollak.
Please take the opportunity to learn more about the museum
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Kindergarteners & Fourth Graders Garden in the Courtyard
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Elementary Track Meet June 9
Students in grades four through six from each of the Greater Johnstown School District's four elementary buildings took part in an Elementary Track Meet at Knox Field on June 9. Warren Street students were heartily cheered on by staff, family and friends. This event, arranged as part of Johnstown's physical education classes, champions good sportsmanship and life-long healthy physical activity.
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