What: Student groups, led by an advisor, will create a float using a shopping cart in a theme of their choice for the Warrior Parade to be held at the end of One Warrior Week. Groups will also collect donations (food, snacks, hygiene items~see list below) to support the Warrior Care Cupboard and Webster HOPE. Groups can represent clubs, athletic teams, Class of ‘25/26/27/28, ect…

Why: Show your Warrior Pride while supporting the community! Win bragging rights in categories for Most Donations, Most Creative Cart, and Best Overall Cart.

When:

• Advisors will sign up your group HERE by Friday, March 8.

• Carts available for pickup starting Monday, March 10 at 10 am.

• Cart decorating and donation collection must be completed by Friday, March 14 at 1:30 pm.

• Parade will be held at the beginning of 7th block on Friday and the winners will be announced by the end of the day!

Important: Advisors are responsible for signing up your group, picking up the cart, storing it, and overseeing decorating and donations. Get your group organized and enter the parade!

Jessica F, Allison K and Justin W competed at CodeQuest 2025 at Lockheed Martin in Owego, NY on Saturday, March 1. They spent 2.5 hours solving programming problems designed by software engineers at Lockheed Martin, followed by a tour of the facilities, including the helicopter bay. The team worked collaboratively, sharing a single computer, successfully solving several problems in the allotted time.

The federal Title I Program provides financial assistance to school districts to ensure that all children meet challenging state academic standards. According to Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), Title I funding must be allocated to the schools with the highest percentages of children from low-income families. Our Title I Schools this year are State Rd, Schlegel, Klem South, Plank North, Spry and Schroeder HS.

In the Webster school district, the majority of Title I funds will pay the salaries of certified reading teachers and teaching assistants in our Title I schools, enabling the district to provide additional remedial services to eligible students. A portion of Title I funds are allocated for homeless students. This money will be put towards the salary of the district homeless liaison.

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