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Charles B. Warring Elementary School
Charles B. Warring Elementary School is one of four elementary schools serving City of Poughkeepsie students. In 2019-2020 enrollment was 374.
Address: 283 Mansion St.
Phone: 845-451-4751 (During the COVID-19 pandemic, call 845-264-3940)
Principal: Nicole A. Penn,npenn@poughkeepsieschools.org
Main Office hours: 7:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
School hours: 8:00 a.m. - 2:35 p.m.
Enrollment: 374 (2019-20)
Staff: 65 (2019-20)
School Nurse: 845-451-4755
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Warring staff treated to first day lunch
Warring Elementary staff started the year off on a positive note, with soft music, a relaxing and friendly ambiance and delicious food!
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Warring Elementary School, New Student Orientation Fair
Warring Elementary welcomes new students to the school.
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Warring students’ art helps celebrate Earth Day
Sen. Sue Serino is showcasing several Warring Elementary School students’ art projects online as part of the New York State Senate’s Earth Day poster and art celebration. Teacher Kathy Orza got word of the annual poster and art celebration through an email from Serino’s office and assigned her students a project based on this year’s theme: “How You Reduce, Reuse or Recycle.”
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Teacher adds fun to Fridays through virtual field trips
Students in Rebecca Ban’s class work hard at Warring Elementary School, but Ban and teacher assistant Donna Roman, try to make each lesson interesting and provide activities to engage students.
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ConnectED NY Parent / Caregiver Application
The ConnectED NY program is providing hotspots and data plans to students with unreliable internet service at home. ● A mobile hotspot provides a secure internet connection for other devices. ● Through AT&T, households will be offered unlimited data through June 2022. Internet service may be slowed each month after exceeding a high data usage threshold (50 GB). ● No payments or financial information required. ● Mobile hotspots will be mailed to student/caregiver homes in May 2021. Or, option to pick-up at a school district location if needed.
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Warring students learn about diversity, create MLK posters
Students in Kathleen Orza’s classes at Warring Elementary School spent two weeks learning about diversity and talking about their similarities and differences.
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Warring Elementary School safety data sheets
Safety Data Sheets for chemicals used at Warring Elementary School.
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Counselors featured at state conference
Poughkeepsie Middle School Counselors Ann Marie Tucker & Shavon Ashe gave a workshop on Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) at the annual New York State School Counselor Association (NYSSCA) Conference in Albany on Nov. 18. This was the first time Poughkeepsie City School District Counselors have presented at a NYSSCA Conference.
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New tech screens visitors Alerts for sex offenders, and banned individuals
This technology based visitor management system instantly alerts school officials if a visitor is flagged as a security risk.
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Director of security brings experience to role
Luis Melendez brings a unique combination of skills and interests to his role as Poughkeepsie City School District’s director of school security.
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Technical theater re-emerges as club after resurgence
One of the pathways Poughkeepsie City School District is creating for students is in all aspects of the arts. The proximity to New York City and Broadway, there are plenty of opportunities for people with technical knowledge.
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Wingman program helps students help each other
Losing his six-year-old son in the Sandy Hook Elementary School mass shooting in 2012 led Ian Hockley to found Dylan’s Wings of Change, a nonprofit that seeks to help create a kinder, more understanding world student by student with the hope of sparing others that pain. That program is now at Poughkeepsie High School.
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Audit finds no non-compliance issues ‘It has gotten better each year’
An external audit of Poughkeepsie City School district’s financial statements and extra activity for the year ending June 30, 2022, reveals that progress has been made in the district’s business operations.
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PCSD recalls, pays homage to giver – Dr. Ronel Cook
The education community lost a true champion of children this past weekend, when Dr. Ronel Cook, former Poughkeepsie City School District teacher and administrator succumbed to injuries from an automobile accident.
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District grateful for support
As we express our gratitude, we must never forget that the highest appreciation is not to utter words but to live by them. -John Fitzgerald Kennedy
