Warrenton High School is asking community members to provide eclipse glasses ahead of the total solar eclipse on Monday.School officials sent out a public request Saturday, asking for help in making …
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Warrenton High School is asking community members to provide eclipse glasses ahead of the total solar eclipse on Monday.School officials sent out a public request Saturday, asking for help in making sure students have enough glasses to be able to view the eclipse. The school district was short on supply due to an error in ordering the glasses, according to the request.Any person or organization that has ISO certified solar eclipse glasses available for purchase or donation is asked to bring them to the Warren County School District office at 385 Veteran's Memorial Parkway in Warrenton, or contact Assistant Superintendent Aaron Jones by calling 636-262-0996.Solar Eclipse
