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Building character for lifelong learning and achievement. Home of the Warner Monarchs. First Day of School! Wednesday, August 19th. 2015-2016 School Supply List. Activity Tickets, Band Uniform Cleaning, Band Percussion, BreakfastLunch Costs and Student Driver License. Free and Reduced Meals Application. All students in grades 6 - 11 must turn in Chromebook forms prior to being issued a Chromebook. All seniors must turn in tablet forms prior to being issued a tablet. News from the Superintendents Office.CONTENT
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