WARSAW — Warsaw Adult Education held the first-ever graduation ceremony at Gateway Education Center on Friday, May 12, for students who earned their High School Equivalency Diploma over the past few months. Thirty-nine students were recognized for earning their HSE, formerly known as the GED. Dr. David Hoffert, superintendent of Warsaw Community Schools, was the …read more.

[weaver_youtube nAfbBIPCLFg rel=0] Gateway teacher Jill Jackson is working hard to enrich the lives and learning experience of her students. Students in Jackson’s rebound class are walking in the shoes of an author in a way that most could only dream. Students have recently begun studying the pursuit of one man to walk the 2,160 mile …read more.

UPDATE: Due to rain in the forecast, the Easter egg hunt has been moved to the Gateway Education Center, 201 N. Union St., Warsaw. Those who want to hunt should visit between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. and enter door number one. By JILL JACKSON Warsaw Community Schools Gateway Education Center The Rebound class at …read more.

Yesterday, the Indiana Department of Education released the graduation rates for the 2013-14 school year. The data shows that the schools in and around Kosciusko County ranked fairly well among Hoosier high schools. (Information provided by IDOE) Warsaw Community High School ended up with a graduation rate of 93.8 percent. This is an increase of …read more.

[weaver_youtube -VBOLd9z8_A rel=0] Gateway Education Center’s library is looking to make a big difference in their students’ lives and you can help by giving just 30 seconds of your time. Through the pursuit of the “Thank A Million Teachers” $2,500 grant, the school could add numerous high-interest nonfiction books for students in grades kindergarten through twelfth. …read more.

During Monday evening’s monthly regular Warsaw Community School Corporation school board meeting, the school board had the opportunity to hear from representatives from the adult education program. According to Brenda Utter, teacher and program coordinator, the adult education program saw a total of 412 students last year. “We are actually not an extremely small program,” …read more.

The Gateway Education Center uses technology on a daily basis in their learning processes to inspire and equip their students. As GEC staff learns more about the STEM initiative, they are beginning to implement technology into their instructional practices. Mr. Peter Lucht’s middle school students use technology in a variety of ways. The students use …read more.

The Gateway Education Center will host a dedication ceremony in the library at 1 p.m. Dec. 18, to recognize the financial contributions of the Dr. David McGuire Memorial fund, the Warsaw Education Foundation, KEYS and other donors. Without their generous contributions, the library program at Gateway would not be possible. The Gateway Education Center staff …read more.

When it comes to trying a different approach in educating struggling youth, Warsaw Community School’s Gateway Education Center is pulling out all the stops. With programs offered to all ages, Gateway is working to provide education centered around a student’s needs. From adult education and training to special education and alternative learning programs, Gateway is …read more.