Good News Friday
10/4/2019

 


 





TONIGHT'S VARSITY FOOTBALL GAME
HOMECOMING COURT ANNOUCEMENTS START AT 6:30 P.M.
SPARTAN COMMUNITY FIELD - KICKOFF @ 7:00 P.M.
WAYNESVILLE SPARTANS VS MILTON UNION
GOOD LUCK SPARTANS! 


2019 HOMECOMING COURT
SENIORS:  ANNA PARRY & JOEY HOBBS


SENIORS:  ASHLEY JENKINS & BRYCE DANIEL



SENIORS:  GRACIE VAN SCHAIK & RYAN DREW



SENIORS:  LYDIA VRETTOS & RYAN PAPANEK



SENIORS:  MEREDITH MORRIS & MAC GREELY



JUNIORS:  BRIELLE MAHONEY & LUKE ZEBELL



SOPHOMORES:  MADISON BEUCHAT & GRAYDEN HABERMEHL



FRESHMAN:  LAINE KUHNS & BLAISE SIZER







DUNK TANK AT THE HOMECOMING GAME!
The cross county runners are, once again, raising money for summer camp. Please visit the Dunk Tank during the homecoming game on Friday, October 4th to support their efforts!
Line up:
  • Pre-game starting at 6:30 - Ms Lipinski and Mrs. Syvertsen
  • 1st Quarter - Miss Bricker and Mr. Hines
  • 2nd Quarter - Mr. Hill and Mr. Arlinghaus
  • Half-time - Ms Phillips and Mrs. Garafolo
  • 3rd Quarter - Mr. Hardin and Mr. Cleaver
Prices:
$3 = 1 ball, $5 = 3 balls, $10 to push the lever!





2019 Elementary "Spartan Fun Run" has been rescheduled to Thursday, October 10th. 







ELEMENTARY STAFF



CONGRATULATIONS TO BRYCE CUMBOW
DAYTON DAILY NEWS ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
September 19, 2019 Edition







SPORTS AND BAND UPDATE FOR 10/04/2019
Girls Soccer
The Lady Spartans secured their fifth straight league title after an impressive 11-0 win over Carlisle on Tuesday! They will continue their season in a home match against Bishop Fenwick on Monday and at Dixie on Tuesday. On Thursday the 10th, the team will recognize their seniors in a game against Lehman Catholic. Come out at support the Lady Spartans! 
 
Boys Soccer
The Men's soccer team remains undefeated and on top of the league. They celebrated their seniors last Thursday and beat Maddison 7-0. They also defeated Carlisle 4-0 this Tuesday. The Men's team was away Thursday and came home with their 13-0-0 record clean after a win at Preble Shawnee. Next week is a big week for the Spartans. Tuesday is the final league game the Men's team has at Dixie, but the league title has already been secured. Thursday, however, is against the Alter Knights which is the last game before tournament play for the Spartans. Come and support next Thursday at Alter.
 
Girls Tennis
The girls competed at Sectionals this week in Mason. Ashley Tudela is advancing to finals this Saturday at Mason High School. Good luck to Ashley!
 
Cross Country
At the Kettering Inv., the high school boys started the day with a 4th place finish in the DI race behind highly ranked Conner (KY), 5th ranked Defiance and home team Fairmont and 14 points in front of 21st ranked DI team Kings. Colin Amato and Kaden Harvey lead the way with a 6th and 9th place finish. Next was Denver Johnson in 46th, Trevor Camp in 51st and Caden Adams in 55th. Eli Click tied his PR with a 76th place finish followed by Levi Morgan in 98th, Jackson Berger in 112th, Grant Kazmierski in 130th and AJ Seidenschmidt in the race of 20 teams and 189 runners. In the open race the boys were divided into an 11/12 race and a 9/10 race. In the 11/12 race Stefan Muterspaw lead our team with a 12th place finish followed by Ernie Taylor in 20th, Gavin Price in 90th and Joey Phillips with a season's best time in 96th out of 237 runners. Our freshmen boys placed 11th out of 23 teams lead by Noah Wooldridge finishing in 10th place with a new PR followed by Carson Shutts, also with a PR coming in 53rd place. Next was Ryan Leopold in 66th, Addison Cummins in 69th and David Weaver in 137th out of 307 runners. Our girls finished in 7th place, paced by Hope Erbach's 3rd place finish. Next up was Elizabeth McKeehan in 37th, Carissa Tekeste in 40th, Alyza Camp in 61st, Kate Handle in 67th, Rachel Ingle in 77th, Ava Amato in 85th, Hannah Gill in 118th, Jordan Patterson in 131st, Megan Zidaroff in 134th and Lexi Youtsey in the race of 172 athletes.
 
Volleyball
Both JV and Varsity swept Carlisle on Tuesday night, ensuring their league title. The girls celebrated 4 seniors that evening and held a game against the senior boys after their game against Carlisle. Despite only 4 playing on the court, the senior girls still destroyed their competition.
 
Football
Football began league play last week with a sweep over Preble Shawnee. Varsity defeated the Arrows 28-21, moving on to 1-0 in the league. Key players this week for the Spartans were Luke Osborn (TD), Hunter Fillmore (2 TD), Parker Struewing (TD), and Sara O’Conner (2 XP).Varsity football will return to Waynesville on 10/4 for the Homecoming game against Milton-Union.
 JV football won their game Saturday 36-12, also moving to 1-0 in the league. JV will travel on 10/5 to Milton-Union. Kick-off slated for 10AM.
 
Boys Golf 
Sam Warren and Bryce Cumbow both advanced to the District Golf Tournament at Beavercreek Golf Club where they represented Waynesville very well in a tough Division II District that featured several of the area’s top teams and individuals. Congratulations to both golfers and the Waynesville Boys Golf team on another outstanding season! 
 
Junior High Volleyball
The 7th and 8th Grade Waynesville Volleyball teams will play in the SWBL Volleyball Tournament starting tomorrow at Waynesville High School and Middle School. The 8th grade Lady Spartans will face off against Milton-Union at 12: 45 PM in the Middle School Gymnasium while the 7th grade Lady Spartans will play the Dixie Greyhounds at 3:15 PM in the High School Gymnasium. Come out and support your Lady Spartans in SWBL Tournament play!
 
Junior High Football
The 7th and 8th Grade Waynesville Spartan Football teams took care of business against visiting Dixie this week. The 7th grade won their game by a score of 42-8 while the 8th grade blanked the Greyhounds 49-0. Both teams will travel to Carlisle this coming Wednesday to face the Indians. 7th grade kicks off at 5:00pm with the 8th grade to follow. Good luck Spartans!
 
 

Congratulations to Waynesville Band for being selected as WDTN Band of the Week!




 
2019-2020 HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOKS ON SALE NOW!

The 2019-2020 Yearbook Order Center is open! Our pre-sale price of $55 for yearbooks is from now until December 20th, the last day before Christmas Break. Our regular sale price of $70 will begin after that and end the last day of school, May 21st. Parents may opt to add their child's name on an engraved metal nameplate for an additional charge of $5. You can pay online for your yearbook or cash/checks to WHS Yearbook can be accepted in the high school office. 

Senior Ad Sales have also begun! There is limited space available for Senior Ads and they are available for purchase until May 1st. For pricing and more information please visit our website order center link or stop by the high school office for an order form. 

CLICK HERE TO BE REDIRECTED TO THE YEARBOOK PAGE

For any additional questions, please email Kristen Elton at kelton@wayne-local.com.

 

 

HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS INTERESTED IN WRESTLING





GIRLS SOCCER WINS SWBL LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP!

Congrats to the Lady Spartans on winning their 5th SWBL League Championship in a row with an 11-0 victory over Carlisle Tuesday night!  Waynesville has an overall record of 9-3 and finishes up their season with three of their last four games at home.  The Lady Spartans take on Preble Shawnee at 5:30 & 7:15 pm at home on Oct. 3, Fenwick at 6:00 pm at home on Oct. 7, and Dixie at 7:30 pm at Dixie on Oct. 8. 

Come out and support the Lady Spartans as they recognize their seniors on Oct. 10 against Lehman Catholic.  Senior Night introductions will begin at 5:40 pm and the game will start at 6:00 pm.

 


Former 2019 WHS Graduate, Jenna Senetra - 21st McCoy Scholar finds her second home at Marietta College.
Click here to read newsletter from Marietta College. 


 
 
GROUND BREAKING FOR NEW ELEMENTARY IS OFFICIALLY UNDERWAY!

Since the groundbreaking event, the security fencing went up to surround the construction site.  Once these security measures were in place, we noticed more visible changes as bulldozers broke up the existing pavement this week on the site where the new school will be built.  A few students were captured taking a peek as the bulldozers got to work!

 
 




 

Waynesville High School & Middle School had the honor of hosting the nationally known author of the Collins Writing Method for an entire day.  Dr. John Collins taught two high school classes and two middle school classes (Science & Math) utilizing writing as an instructional tool to engage students and help with content retention!  He then spoke with the participating staff after each class.  At the end of the day the middle school and high school staffs met with Dr. Collins for a summary and recommendations.  It was a very enlightening day and the students enjoyed it as well as the teachers did!

 



Alex Hines, WHS senior, was recognized on Sunday for achieving Eagle Scout status by Troupe 51 Boy Scouts! What a great accomplishment!
Congratulations Alex!




 
SGit - New Club for High School Students

What is it?

SGit is a new club, facilitated by IT Instructor Mr. Smith, that will meet in Computer Lab-2, starting on Tuesday October 8th. The focus of the club is to provide students with the opportunity to share their passion for gaming and technology, build a competitive team, earn scholarships, internships and co-ops. The scope of the club is two-fold, eSports & Information Technology.

Competitive Gaming (eSports)

Video Games are the fastest growing and most lucrative aspect of the modern entertainment industry. Some of the most popular games are multiplayer in nature, pitting teams of players against each other in a virtual competition of strategy, coordination, communication and collaboration. When utilized in organized competitions with static teams competing for a title or prize, the term eSports is used.

Information Technology Competitions

Competitions like Cincinnati’s annual TechOlympics give students the opportunity to showcase their skills in front of peers, colleges, and businesses; while working to solve real world problems. When attending events like this, you’ll spend multiple days competing with other schools in challenges ranging from programming to design to networking, with fun events like speed texting and more! You’ll also be able to get hands-on assistance with creating a professional resume and learning how to conduct yourself during a formal job interview. You’ll have direct access to Cincinnati’s best employers, many of whom will be looking for summer interns and future co-ops. If you have an interest in gaming, technology, broadcasting or marketing, The Strategic Gaming & Information Technology (SGit) may be the club for you!

SGit Mission & Goals

Mission : To create an open and safe environment where students will develop soft-skills, build relationships, as well as make connections between their passions and career opportunities.

How does SGit plan on accomplishing this?

Both eSports & Technology Competitions will give you the opportunity to:

  • Earn College Scholarships
  • Network with colleges, potential employers, and like-minded students
  • Build soft-skills: communication, leadership, discipline, teamwork, & perseverance
  • Build a portfolio of experience for your resume or college application

Club Goals:

  • Build Club Roster
  • Establish Meeting Calendar & Scope According to Student Desires
    • Host local events at WHS
    • Join a National High School eSports League such as HSEL or PlayVS
    • Compete with other schools at league events
    • Attend Cincinnati TechOlympics 2020 for eSports, IT Practical Competitions & Workshops
  • Build a portfolio of work for each member, detailing their experiences
  • Elevate and encourage each other to be the best
  • Persevere despite failures, to pave a road to success

WHS SGIT Mission & Goals
 


 
 
 
The 50th Annual Sauerkraut Festival has a special look this year with a streetscape commemorating the special occasion!
 
 October 12 & October 13, 2019
 

 
Waynesville Middle School Sauerkraut Booth
 “Fresh Squeezed Lemonade”
 
Looking for a few parent volunteers to help with the following shift dates and times:
Saturday, Oct. 12
11:00 to 1:30
1:15 to 3:45
3:30 to 6:00
Sunday, Oct. 13
11:00 to 1:30
1:15 to 3:45
 
Please email Mr. King (cking@wayne-local.com) if you can help or for questions.
 
Chip King
Middle School P.E.
Waynesville, OH
513-897-4706 ext 3119
 





 

Thank you to our hosts at Coleman Dentistry for taking on Senior Joey Bowman as an Intern within the WHS Experiential Learning Program.  Joey is interested in the dentistry field and within this program she will be getting hands-on, experience-based curriculum, that teaches skills and a conceptual understanding and responsibilities of being in the dentistry field. We are excited about the future of this partnership.

If you are interested in partnering with WHS in the Experiential learning Program, please contact Katie Rogers krogers@wayne-local.com

#positivethinking @Waynesville, Ohio
 

 
 

On October 22, all juniors will be taking a full-length practice ACT.  This test will provide valuable data to help prepare students for the official ACT in the spring. CCP and WCCC juniors are asked to take this as well. Students should bring a calculator, some wooden number 2 pencils with good erasers, and a small snack for the break.

All other students will be in classes on a normal schedule.




 
Children’s book author Michele Jakubowski is coming to Waynesville Elementary, on Tuesday, November 19, 2019.
Michele will talk about her four book series: Sidney & Sydney, Perfectly Poppy, Ashley Small and Ashlee Tall, The Sleuths of Somerville and her Choose Your Own Adventure book as well as the writing and publishing process.


 

 

Project Gunlock is a community safety initiative supported by the Village of Waynesville, Wayne Township, Mary L. Cook Public Library, Waynesville Area Chamber of Commerce, Wayne Local Schools, and endorsed by “The Waynesville Way.”  Collectively, we encourage gun owners to safely secure their firearms and to always be aware of who can access them to prevent accident, theft and misuse.  These organizations and three local businesses – B & B Carryout, Waynesville Pharmacy, and Pat’s Place, are providing free gun locks to secure firearms. 

This community-wide initiative is to spread a very important message.  We ask you to pledge to keep our community’s children safe and confident by always safely securing your guns. 


 



BUILD IT CHALLENGE
SET FOR NOVEMBER 21, 2019
START PLANNING YOUR PROJECT NOW!





 
 
College & Career Fair October 11th
Waynesville High School will be holding a College & Career Fair October 11th for students to explore and learn about different educational pathways and careers. 
 
Students will have the opportunity to be exposed to many different colleges to make connections with representatives and seek advice about not only a particular institution, but also to learn about actions that can be taken now to better prepare for college.
 
They will also be given the opportunity to interact one-on one with employers of interest.  Students can gain awareness of the organization and positions they are hiring for, as well as multiple career pathways they can take to get there. Discussion of internships and job opportunities are the goals as well as basic career exposure to all students.
 
Also this year, we are inviting the middle school students to attend the event for career exploration and awareness of the many different pathways to reach a career goal.
 
 The colleges and businesses that will be attending the College and Career Fair:
 
Colleges:
Art Academy of Cincinnati, Ashland University, Bowling Green University, Cincinnati Blue Ash, Eastern Kentucky University, Kent State University, Northern Kentucky University, Miami University-Oxford, Miami University –Regional, Northwood University, Ohio University, Sinclair College, The Modern College of Design, Thomas More College, University of Cincinnati, University of NorthWestern Ohio, Warren County Adult Technical Center, Wilmington College, Wright State University.
 
Businesses:
Atrium Medical Center, Alfons Haar, Inc., Cyber Security, DRMA Manufacturing and Robotics, Eastern Seal Workforce Development, GMi Companies, Great Wolf Lodge, Hi-Tek Manufacturing, Lebanon Kroger Marketplace, Peoples Bank, Surgical Technology & Healthcare, The INTERalliance of Greater Cincinnati, Wayne Township Fire Department
 
If interested in being a business participant in the fair, please contact Abby Shinkle ashinkle@wayne-local.com 
 


 


By popular demand, the 'Once a Spartan, Always a Spartan' t-shirts are now available to everyone.  Proceeds from orders will help defer the cost of REDO Day.  

Shirts will be light grey, with an orange "W", and black lettering.

Order forms are due by November 15th, with delivery taking place early December.  

Please fill out the form, attach payment (check payable to Wayne Local Schools), and submit to any building office. 

Click here for T-shirt Order Form



The WHS cheerleaders need your help supporting a “PINK OUT” at the football game on October 11th, 2019.  Monies raised through fundraising that evening will go to a local family affected by cancer. Completed order forms should be returned WITH payment to any school office or Mel Suittor at WES. Orders are due October 1st. 
Orders will be delivered to students and/or available for pick up in the school office no later than October 10th.   Pink shirt with black and white lettering.
 
Make checks payable to WHS cheer.
 
T-shirts: $15, Crewneck: $25
 
Youth sizes: S, M, L, XL, Adult sizes: S, M, L, XL, XXL, XXL (ADD $2 for XXL, and XXXL)
 
CLICK HERE for Order Form. 



 

STAY CONNECTED
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At Wayne Local, our phone notification system is populated from your student's official school records and contact information.  For changes to their official school records, please notify your specific building office. 

Elementary Office:  513-897-2761
Middle School Office:  513-897-4706
High School Office:  513-897-2776 

If you wish to make changes on the phone alert system, please call (513) 897-2776 x4007.

 

To Receive Text Message Alerts, CLICK HERE FOR DIRECTIONS

To learn more about various ways to stay connected to good information, CLICK HERE

 
 
 
Click here for the 2019/2020 School Calendar; adopted at the Wayne Local Board of Education Meeting on January 14, 2019.  
 
 
 

 
Warren County Crisis Text Line:
Crises aren't "9 to 5" happenings. They sometimes come on when it's not easy to pickup a phone and call someone.  But you can text for help at any time.  Chat with a trained person by texting "4hope" to 741741.  That person will help you de-escalate and can offer information about local resources where you can find in-person help if needed. 

The Crisis Text Line is always there for you, 24/7.  Just send a message (text 4hope to 741741. 

 
 

Wayne Local Schools is expanding its services with The Education Connection (TEC) to include a Safety/Bully Tip Line.  When you witness verbal, written, physical, or electronic abuse, speak up!  If students hear or see suspicious behavior from another student, they should not ignore it.  We encourage all students to report any concerns about another student or the safety and security of Wayne Local School District. 
Anyone can report anonymously a bullying/safety issue by calling the TEC tip line at (513) 855-4350 option 7 or by going online at waynelocal.tipline.info.   The tip line will also allow you to choose an incident number so that you can receive an update on the status or provide new information for this incident and still remain ANONYMOUS. 

The information will be immediately forwarded to the proper authority.  All reports are taken very seriously. 
There are posters displayed in all buildings with tip line information to remind students to always adopt the mindset of “if you see something or know something, say something.” 

 

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ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT

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Waynesville Athletic Calendar
Sport Gender Level Date Start Time H/A Opponent/Site
Football Boys V 10/04/2019 7:00 PM H Milton Union HS/MS
Volleyball Girls 8th 10/05/2019 12:45PM H Dixie Middle School SWBL Tournament
Volleyball Girls 7th 10/05/2019 3:15PM H Milton Union HS/MS SWBL Tournament
Cross Country Coed V 10/05/2019 9:00 AM A Ed Leas Fall Classic -Eaton
Cross Country Coed 7/8th 10/05/2019 9:00 AM A Eaton Community Schools
Soccer Boys JV 10/05/2019 10:00 AM H Dayton Christian High School
Football Boys JV 10/05/2019 10:00 AM A Milton Union HS/MS
Volleyball Girls JV 10/07/2019 5:30 PM A Franklin Senior High School
Soccer Boys JV 10/07/2019 5:30 PM A Franklin Senior High School
Soccer Girls V 10/07/2019 6:00 PM H Bishop Fenwick High School
Volleyball Girls V 10/07/2019 6:30 PM A Franklin Senior High School
Volleyball Girls JV 10/08/2019 5:30 PM A Dixie High School / Middle School
Soccer Boys V 10/08/2019 5:30 PM A Dixie High School / Middle School
Volleyball Girls V 10/08/2019 7:00 PM A Dixie High School / Middle School
Soccer Girls V 10/08/2019 7:30 PM A Dixie High School / Middle School
Football Boys 7th 10/09/2019 5:00 PM A Carlisle High School
Football Boys 8th 10/09/2019 6:30 PM A Carlisle High School
Soccer Boys JV 10/10/2019 5:00 PM A Archbishop Alter High School
Soccer Girls V 10/10/2019 6:00 PM H Lehman Catholic High School
Soccer Boys V 10/10/2019 7:00 PM A Archbishop Alter High School
Football Boys V 10/11/2019 7:00 PM H Dixie High School / Middle School
NEWS FROM MARY L. COOK PUBLIC LIBRARY
Click here to website             Phone: (513) 897- 4826

Mary L. Cook Iron Chef for Grades 3 – 6
Monday, October 21    6:15pm - 7:30pm
Do you have what it takes to earn the title of Mary L. Cook Iron Chef? Come find out.
Registration is required and limited to 20.
Sign up at The Mary L. Cook Public Library beginning October 7th. 
 *Please identify any food allergies when registering for this program.
Any questions, please contact Miss Kathy at 513-897-4826      (10/18) 
 
Halloween Paper Circuits at The Mary L. Cook Public Library
Tuesday, October 8 from 6:30pm - 7:15pm Grade 3 - 5.  Come to the library to make your own light-up card.  You will add working lights using copper tape and LEDs.
Registration is required and will begin September 23.     10/4

Chapters Book Club a book club for those in grades 1 and 2.  This group will read one short chapter book a month, and then we meet to discuss the book, the author and do activities associated with the book.  The Chapters book club will hold its first meeting on Wednesday, October 15 4:00pm – 4:45pm.  Registration is required for this book club at the Mary L. Cook Public Library.     10/11
 
Toddler Time at the Mary L. Cook Public Library
24 months - 36 months Tuesday 10:30am - 11:00am beginning October 15.
Join us for this new program of activities and fun for your little ones! 
We will read a story or two and do fun activities each program.
These sessions involve parents as active participants. *This program involves messy fun - dress accordingly. Registration begins September 16.  Contact Miss Kathy, if you have any questions.    11/29
 

 

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COME BEAT THE HEAT AT WAYNESVILLE FALL FEST! 
 
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YOUTH LACROSSE SIGNUPS ARE COMING!
Waynesville Lacrosse Club is hosting registration and informational meetings in the WMS Cafeteria:
Who: Boys & Girls K-8th grades (teams formed based on registration)
Tuesday October 1st, 6:30p-8:00p
Thursday October 8th, 6:30p-8:00p
Can’t make it? Let us know!
Additional information at:
https://www.facebook.com/waynesvillelax
 
Click here for Flyer to Hisey Fall Festival on October 5, 2019.


 
Click here for flyer on Haunted Village 2019, a family-friendly, slight -fright event!
 

 
 

Click here for Ninja classes flyer for all ages and skill levels. 
 
 
 
 
TURN OUT DANCE ACADEMY - CLASS REGISTRATION


 
Click here for Epic Dance Academy flyer - obtain one free class. 
 
 
 

WELLNESS NEWS



 
OHIO AND VAPING
 
The Ohio Department of Health (ODH) has issued a health alert to healthcare providers asking them to report all suspected cases of serious pulmonary illness where the cause is unclear with a history of vaping to local or state public health officials for investigation.

“We are seeing a tremendous increase in vaping among our youth, which is a public health crisis,” said ODH Director Amy Acton, MD, MPH. “There is a perception that vaping is safe, and these reports of serious pulmonary illness linked to e-cigarettes or vaping product use show that this is simply not true.”

The CDC issued updated recommendations on vaping for the public:
• While the investigations are ongoing, people should consider refraining from using e-cigarette or vaping products if they are concerned about the health risks.
• Regardless of the investigation, e-cigarette and vaping products should not be used by youth, young adults, pregnant women or adults who do not currently use tobacco products.
• Do not buy vaping products off the street. It’s unknown what they really contain.
• Vaping products bought on the street may contain THC or other cannabinoids.
• Do not modify vaping products or add any sub-stances not intended by the manufacturer.
• People who vape should monitor themselves for symptoms and promptly seek medical attention if they have concerns about their health.

For more information on Vaping , please visit
https://odh.ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/odh/home/ or
https://www.cdc.gov/

 
 
 
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