School will be closed on Monday, January 20, 2020 in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.

 

THANK YOU SCHOOL BOARD! 

JANUARY IS SCHOOL BOARD RECOGNITION MONTH

School Boards lead so students can achieve; individual board members are citizens who serve children and represent their communities.  It takes strong schools to build a strong community.  School Board Members are accountable to the community and strongly advocate continuous improvement in student learning. 

School Board Members spend countless hours of unpaid time working to provide what is best for students and education.  While they wear many hats in the workday world, school board members put on a collective hat when they get down to the business of leading our school district.   They devote time in board meetings, seminars and training sessions to keep abreast of the latest trends in educational leadership, are deeply involved in community activities, and spend many hours in the schools and at extracurricular activities.  These people unselfishly contribute their time and talents towards the advancement of public education. 

Their love of learning, concern and caring for students, staff and the community, drive board members’ desire to lead so students can achieve. 

Thank you to the following Board Members for your extraordinary dedication, selfless service, leadership, wisdom and commitment to providing the best education to our students.  We are grateful for all that you do for Wayne Local Schools and the Waynesville community. 

Pictured from left to right:  Treasurer Ron James, Board President Brad Conner, Superintendent Pat Dubbs, Board Vice President David Barton, Darren Amburgy, Dr. Jim Byers, and Danny McCloud.
 

Waynesville High School art students submitted to the 2020 Scholastics Art & Writing contest.  A select few are privileged to have their artwork displayed at a gallery in Dayton!  The following students received recognition as follows:
 
Roberta Schroeder - Gold Key
Alexis Butt - Silver Key
Alex Dyer - Honorable Mention
Jenny Burch - Honorable Mention
Willa Pardon - Honorable Mention
Hannah Krumholtz - Honorable Mention
Mia Rubiera - Honorable Mention
Megan Zidaroff - Honorable Mention

Congratulations to all those accepted and also for the awards received! 

The dates for the show are listed below.

Awards Ceremony

Ceremony Date: 2/29/2020
Miami Valley Regional Scholastic Art Awards Ceremony:
Saturday, February 29, 2020; 6:00-9:00pm
at K12 Gallery & TEJAS
341 S. Jefferson St
Dayton, OH 45402

Exhibition

Exhibition Dates: 1/31/2020 - 2/29/2020
Exhibition Dates: January 31-February 29, 2020
Location:
K12 Gallery & TEJAS
341 S. Jefferson St
Dayton, OH 45402
 
Mrs. Lamb 
Waynesville High School Art
blamb@wayne-local.com
 

 

 
HAT AND MITTEN DRIVE AT WHS

From now until February 7^th, the SHIELD Student group will be sponsoring a Hat and Mitten Drive at Waynesville High School. Students are encouraged to bring a NEW winter hat and pair of mittens to their CONNECT classrooms to be donated. Students who donate will also receive free admission to the High School Basketball games on Saturday, February 8^th.
 
In addition, fans who bring in a NEW winter hat AND pair of mittens on Saturday, February 8^th will also receive free admission to the High School Basketball games taking place that day. All proceeds will go to local organizations and communities in need of these items. Thank you for your support!
 

Left to right:  SRO Shannon Mermann, Elementary Principal Tracey Poole, 2nd Grader TREVOR THOMAS, Bus Driver Diane Thompson

Today, Trevor Thomas was awarded the “Safe Rider Award.”  Trevor was nominated by his bus driver, Diane Thompson.   Ms. Thompson stated “Trevor always follows the safety procedures getting on and off of the bus.”   Both Trevor and the bus driver have shown that following safety rules are very important.  We would like to also acknowledge Diane Thompson for doing a great job teaching her riders very important safety procedures.
 

FUNDRAISER INSPIRATION FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS:

On January 29^th,  the Middle School Student Council will host their Second Annual Ice Cream Social as a fundraiser to help maintain wells in South Sudan, so the villagers can have easy access to clean drinking water.  Every year, the 6^th graders read the book A Long Walk to Water by Linda Sue Park and last year, the students were so moved by the story that they wanted to help.  Students will pay $3 for a presale ticket which is a donation to the cause and in return, will get a bowl of ice cream in which they can fill with whatever toppings they would like.  On the day of the ice cream social, tickets will go to $5. 

The student council is asking for donations to help offset the cost of the ice cream social.  Any donations are appreciated and will be used.  They are looking for ice cream, toppings, and monetary donations that can be deposited online through our link or dropped off at the middle school office.  Items that can be placed into gift baskets will also be accepted (2 liter pops, Gatorade, gum, chips, $5/$10 gift cards, etc.). The gift baskets will be used as an incentive for students who donate more than their ticketed price.  For every dollar over, they will receive a raffle ticket for the basket(s).  Thank you so much for supporting the middle school and a cause that the students are passionate about.   Any questions, contact Mrs. Jessica Harvey at jharvey@wayne-local.com

Suggestions for donations for the Ice Cream social (although we will not turn anything down)-
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/9040F44A4A62DA4F58-icecream
Fundraising Link-
https://www.classy.org/team/273616


 

11th grade College & Career Readiness students attended a field trip Wednesday to Green Bay Packaging in Lebanon. Students participated in a facility tour and presentation, and learned about the careers in manufacturing, graphic design, management, IT, engineering & maintenance. Thank you to United Way of Warren County for setting up the tour!
 
Mrs. Katie Rogers
Family & Consumer Sciences
Experiential Learning Co-Coordinator
Waynesville High School


 

HIGH SCHOOL
HOPE SQUAD PRESENTATION (Peer Suicide Prevention Program) - JANUARY 24^th

Suicide is the second leading cause of death among  U.S. teenagers ages 10-24.  On January 24^th all high  school students will attend a presentation introducing our High School Hope Squad Student Members. Hope Squad members help their peers who struggle with thoughts of suicide by beginning the conversation and asking the hard question.  In the presentation  students will learn what Hope Squad is all about and why each member wants to be a part of Hope Squad (Suicide Peer Prevention Program). Hope Squad  Advisors will open the presentation with introductions and then  staff and students will participate in a  game involving facts about teen suicide.   Finally, activities for HOPE WEEK  (Jan 27-31) will be announced.
 
HOPE WEEK Jan 27-31:
Monday - Signs of Suicide and Prevention Resources.  During lunch all students will be given a “safe” tag to attach to their book bag or note book. The reverse side of the Safe Tag has the 24 hour Warren County Crisis Hotline phone number, Crisis Text Line, and the National Suicide Prevention Hotline  number. 
Tuesday - Positive Sticky Note Day -Anonymous positive messages will be left on lockers and books to promote positive atmosphere!
Wednesday - Mindfulness Day- at lunch student will have an opportunity learn ways to regain focus and become more present. Recipes for making sensory soothers at home will also be shared (stress balls, glitter bottles…)will be available as well as Mindfulness cards for calming practice.
Thursday- ZEN Coloring. Students will be provided Zentangles and other Mandala coloring sheets to help relax while creating beautiful images. FREE Crayons provided!
Friday - Iceberg Activity and display. Students will be asked to identify personal characteristics that are above the water line and others below the water line. This is an anonymous activity.
 
Don’t want your child to participate?
If you do not want your child to attend the presentation please email Cathy Joefreda at Cjoefreda@wayne-local.com . Your child will attend a study hall for the duration of the assembly.
 
 
 

MIDDLE SCHOOL

HOPE SQUAD PRESENTATION (Peer Suicide Prevention Program) - February 12th

Suicide is the second leading cause of death among  U.S. teenagers ages 10-24.  On February 12^th, middle school students will attend a presentation introducing our High School Hope Squad Student Members. Hope Squad members help their peers who struggle with thoughts of suicide by beginning the conversation and asking the hard question.  In the presentation, middle school students will learn what Hope Squad is all about and why each member wants to be a part of Hope Squad (Suicide Peer Prevention Program). Hope Squad  Advisors will open the presentation with introductions and then Middle School staff and students will participate in a  game involving facts about teen suicide.   The presentation will end with all students being offered a “safe” tag to attach to their book bag or note book. The reverse side of the Safe Tag has the 24 hour Warren County Crisis Hotline phone number, Crisis Text Line, and the National Suicide Prevention Hotline  number.  Taking a Safe Tag is optional.
 
Don’t want your child to participate?
Passive permission slips will go home with the middle school students Friday, February 7th. If you do not want your student to attend the presentation the passive permission form must be returned to the office Wednesday February 12th.  If you have questions about the presentation please contact Cathy Joefreda cjoefreda@wayne-local.com.
 

JUNIOR/SENIOR PARENTS - ANY HELP WOULD BE APPRECIATED!!

The After Prom Committee will be having a fundraiser and we need your help.  There will be a Bake Sale at the Boy's Basketball game on January 24th starting at 4:30pm. We need help from Junior/Senior Parents with baking cookies, brownies, and rice krispie treats. Also, we will need volunteers to help sell these items during the games.

Here is a link to sign up for items:

www.PerfectPotluck.com/EKKN6492

Password: 0124

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Heidi Miltenberger at 937-902-3413. Thank you in advance for all your help.

BASKETBALL SPORTS UPDATE - 1/17/2020

Boys Basketball

Last Friday, the Spartans took on league opponent Carlisle and took home a 73-59 win. Key players for the night were Seniors Bryce Nolbertowicz (20 points) and Ryan Papanek (15 points). On Tuesday, they faced off against Preble Shawnee, once again securing a win 67-60. Seniors Carson Lowe and Mac Greely stood out for the Spartans, with Lowe scoring 21 points and Greely scoring 17 points. The Boys will play again on January 17th at Northridge, and they return home on Tuesday January 21st starting with Junior Varsity at 5:45. 

 

Girls Basketball
The Lady Spartans played East Clinton this past Monday, beating the Astros 43-29. Sophomore Emma Whitaker was a standout, scoring 18 points along with 5 rebounds. Junior Hannah Gill had 7 steals for the Lady Spartans, as well as 4 points. The Lady Spartans return to the court Saturday January 18th against the Dixie Greyhounds at home. Junior Varsity will play at 12:00 pm and the Varsity will follow.

FOR
SECOND GRADING PERIOD

HIGH SCHOOL:

3.75 AND ABOVE:
Caden Adams, Hazelyn Almeter, Maddie Almeter, Juliana Alvarado, Colin Amato, Jake Amburgy, Savanna Amburgy, Gracyn Armstrong, Booker Atkins, Harry Aunspaw, Lindsey Austin, Cameron Bailey, Lorelai Bailey, Mary Baker, Eryn Barrett, Evan Barrett,  Madison Beuchat, Fallon Bradford, Julia Bratton, Casey Briggs, Alayna Brown, Ryan Brush, Rhegan Buck, Libby Bulach, Levi Bulach, Jenny Burch, Wesley Burton,  Alexis Butt, Leah Butterbaugh, McKenzie Callahan, Alyza Camp, Trevor Camp, Teagan Cassidy, Bella Cassoni, Dominick Clark, Drew Click, Eli Click, Audrey Conley, Bradley Conte, Sarah Crafton, Lillian Crumback, Nicholas Cutshall, Harley Deck, Daniel Denier, Kennedy Deters, Brayden Dietz, Allison Duff, Jacob Duncan, Isaac Elliott, Hope Erbach, Nathan Eshler, Ryan Eshler, Carianne Everson, Mya Farley, Jenna Foley, Karlie Frankenberg,  Jade Ghanayem,  Aubrey Gibbs, Hannah Gill,  Brayden Granger, Elaina Grayson, Macy Grayson, Mac Greely, Rylan Guthrie, Grayden Habermehl,  Brynn Hallows, Kate Handle, Megan Handle, James Hardyman, Reagan Hardyman, Julianah Harter, Tanner Hatmaker, Grant Henry, Alexander Hines, Benjamin Hines, Joseph Hobbs, Rachel Ingle,  Ashley Jenkins, Abby Johnson,  Denver Johnson, Jacob Johnson,  Sarka Juklova, Grant Kazmierski, Kylie Kazmierski, Will Kelley, Lyndsey Kelly, Cooper Koch, Clara Kolaczkowski, Danielle Kossler, Hannah Krumholtz, Lucy Krumholtz, Sidney Lauffer, Payton Layne, Ryan Leopold, Anna Lipinski,  Ashley Lukens, Mason Lukens, Elizabeth McKeehan, Ryan Metzler, Josie Miller, Levi Morgan, Haylee Napper, Alex Nelson, Devyn Olson, Ryan Papanek, Willa Pardon, Anna Parry, Jordan Patterson, Hannah Pauley, Devin Phillips, Josh Philpot,  Gabby Price, Gavin Price, Jacob Prewitt, Kenzie Purkey,  McKenna Randolph, Sarah Ray, Olivia Reeder, Megan Rieger, Jamie Ripperger, Kate Rohrer, Nathan Ronald, Nicholas Ronald, Caiden Roos,  Devon Russo-Cheeseman, Kami Rutherford, Brooke Schoephoerster, Roberta Schroeder, AJ Seidenschmidt, Kaden (KJ) Senetra, Wyatt Shinkle, Cadynn Shutts, Carson Shutts, Brad Sisk, Brett Snyder, Megan Spencer, Eli St. Pierre, Adam Stahler  Makala Steinbrugge, Joseph Stone, Landen Stricker, Wyatt Stricker, Viviana Syvertsen, Carissa Tekeste, Arden Tonjes,  Austin Tressler, Ashley Tudela Jenna Turner, Alexei Van Schaik, Lydia Vrettos, Alexa Walker, Caleb Walton, Cole Walton, Sam Warren, Andrew Weaver, David Weaver, Kailee Webb, Emily Wells, Emma Williams, Kiersten Williams, Kourtney Wolf, Noah Wooldridge, Holly Worthington, Pamela Wright, Alexis Wynn (12^th), Luke Zebell, Megan Zidaroff

Full-Time CCP off campus High Honor Roll 1^st Semester- 3.75 and up
Brandon Blair, Kevin Hutcherson, David Muth, Kendra Neely, Sarah Quellhorst, Abigail Schneider, Alaina Spencer, Peyton Stiles, Jacob Wieland, Zeke Wessendarp
 
3.30 - 3.749: 
Ava Amato, Lydia Anderson, Jaymes Avella-Bowman, Megan Bailey, Tazzaray Bailey, Tazzden Bailey,  Mekayla Barbe,  Ashley Beach, Connor Berens, Jackson Berger, Zane Blaisdell, Alexander Buck, Jenna Bulcher, Trevor Camp,  Ben Campbell, Anna Crafton, Bryce Cumbow, Anthony Curry,  Tyler Dakin, Katie, Dick,  Ryan Drew, Caitlin Durham,  Kaylei Ford-Nelson, Kolton Frankenberg,  Darby Frederick, Isabel Haley, Kaden Harvey, Emily Hatton, Eamon Humphrey, Timothy Isaac, Patrick Kincaid, Owen Kossler, Laine Kuhns, Cory LeBlanc, Noah Lindsey, Eli Marshall, Derek Miller, Meredith Morris, Kaden Napper, Caden Rasey, Logan Rainwaters, Anicca Sivsov, Emma Sizer, Mikayla Stacy, Kelsey Stamm, Clellon Tamme, James Taylor, Katie Todd, Kohl Todd, Nolan Todd, Anthony Traufler, Alexandra Whittamore Cana Wilson, Natalie Woods
 
Full-Time CCP off campus Honor Roll 1^st Semester- 3.3-3.749 and up
Bryce Daniel

NOTE - HONOR QUALIFICATION:
You are on the honor roll if you have a GPA of 3.3 or higher WITHOUT any grades C- or below, or any grades of Incomplete. Once incomplete grades are made up your GPA will be refigured for honor roll qualification and adjustments will be made to the official school record. HIGH HONOR ROLL starts with a 3.75 GPA


 

MIDDLE SCHOOL:

3.75 AND ABOVE:
Lucas Achard, Jessi Adams, Cassidy Adlesh, Owen Almeter, Alex Amburgy, Blake Amburgy, Decker Atkins, Lilly Aunspaw, Mason Ayers, Abram Bailey, Kylie Bailey, Abby Baker, Lauren Baker, Carson Ball, Matthew Begley, Makayla Bell, Logan Bentley, Maddie Berens, Katie Berrey, Ella Biscardi, Bella Bradley, Abigail Buck, Josh Buck, Amelia Bunch, Owen Burton, Abby Butterbaugh, Ashlyn Callahan, Preston Callahan, Natalina Capozzolo, Zedie Click, Olivia Coffman, Samantha Corwin, Olivia Crumback, Zyra Crume, Lucas Curry, Aleah Dietz, Belle Dimbath, Annabelle Dowell, Grayson Dowell, Rebecca Drew, Grace Elliott, Sam Erbach, Nick Feldhaus, Olivia Feldhaus, David Fessler, Hannah Fleshman, Abigail Foley, Lilly Ford, Maria Gill, Kelcie Grayson, Emme Greely, Brayden Green, Kaylyn Greenway, Ava Hallows, Jordan Hanshaw, Kaitlyn Hanshaw, Isabelle Hardin, Addison Hardyman, Adelynn Harrison, Baxter Hartsock, Vincent Hazen, Olivia Hice, Carson Hively, Owen Hoppe, Connor Huffman, Caleb Ingle, Kohl Johnson, Taylor Johnson,  Noah Kazmierski, Madeline Kolaczkowski, Braydon Koons, Landon Koons, Hannah Kronenberger, Emma Landoll, AJ Larsen, Cali Layne, Nathan LeBlanc, Garrett Lundy, Addyson Magrino, Evelyn Malcolm, Owen Malcolm, Tate Manley, Lexi Marshall, Drew Martini, Kathleen Matt, Katie McKeehan, Evan Mender, Elliana Miller, Sylvia Moffitt, Shannah Morgan, Laini Muterspaw, Mia Muterspaw, Robert Myers, Elizabeth Nichols, Adam Papanek, Sam Papanek, Dillian Parlett, Taylor Patterson, Elijah Peelle, Raven Pendergraff, Ben Phillips, Jake Philpot, Savannah Pond, Aleigha Post, Bella Poteet, Meghan Potter, Lauren Rieger, Ellie Ripperger, Lucas Rocha, Kale Rowland, Grace Royalty, Madelyn Runyon, Addy Russell, Reagan Russell, Ava Schwarzkopf, Saela Seaquist, Zevin Sesslar, Kelby Shaffer, Stephan Smith, Baylie Snyder, Izabel Sopczak, Megan Squire, Cory St. Pierre, Mason Stachler, Maggie Stephenson, Cooper Stevens, Alaina Stricker, Owen Strong, Caroline Stupp, Blake Suittor, Caleb Sullivan, Ellie Taylor, Savanah Taylor, Griffin Terry, Amanda Tudela, AJ Turkelson, Braylon Valladares, Wade Von Handorf, Livvy Walters, Celtan Walton, Ashleigh Weaver, Isaiah Webb, Morgan Wenzler, Logan Wical, Dillon Wiley, Emma Wilkerson, Matthew Wilkerson, Tara Wilson, Brooke Woody, Alena Wooldridge, Gabe Wooldridge, Jackie Wright

3.30 - 3.749: 
Brianna Abney, Marshawn Allen, Dylan Baker, Jackson Baker, Kaleb Bauer, Jonas Berger, Levi Billett, Carson Blevins, Ayden Boos, Samantha Boswell, Mira Bouchair, Luke Bulach, Ian Byerly, Cody Coffman, Maddy Combs, Ava Constable, Grace Cordery, Arianna Corwin, Schoen Derrick, Trent Dolle, Chloe Dunford, Travis Ellis, Benjamin Federle, Elijah Federle, Madison Flannery, Sean Foley, Peyton Frederick, Ava Frizzell, Riley Glaser, Sara Green, Ashley Haley, Jesse Hardyman, Eden Harper, Kyla Harvey, Riley Johnson, Avery Jordan, Katherine Justice Cummins, Makayla Kamp, Isabel King, Jonas King, Lynsie Kuhns, Sophia Kuntz, Olivia Maddox, Eli Manley, Keisha Mann, Carson Manns, Natalie Mauldin, Lacey McMullen, Bryson McNamara, Bryce Morgan, Aiden Mortara, Kellen Philpot, Geneva Pickrel, Riley Pond, Samantha Rosato, Tyler Rowe, Nik Rutledge, Ryan Sauby, Danie Scamorza, Allison Schuette, Russell Sherod, Riley Shinkle, Isaac Squire, Aubrey Steele, Audrey Stewart, Maria Syvertsen, Meghan Wages, Xavier Walker, Nick Warren, Carson Whittamore, Chase Wical, Baylee Williams, Sophie Wilson, John Wingate


ELEMENTARY SCHOOL:
Second Grade:
Logan Akemon, Sophie Ayers, Angel Babb-Zelaya, Madysen Baker, Nicholas Barrett, Savannah Bettag, Jack Beuchat, Nathan Beversdorf, Quinnlyn Blaisdell, Elias Blake, Addison Boos, Lainey Bors, Danielle Brown, Cole Brunett, Tyler Cinnamon, Kohen Cooper, Daniel Crafton, Elliette Curry, Zoey Davis, Cayleigh Dean, Mason Decker, Knox Deters, Pierce Douglass, Samuel Dove, Parker Dusseau, Addison Farley, Jessica Ford, Jackson Fountain, Ottawa Frazier, McKaela Gallagher, Paisley Geswein, Mason Harms, Easton Hayda, Carson Hice, Oliver Howard, Lainey Huber, Maren Hugentober, Elizabeth Jaramillo, Kellen Johnson, Khloe Johnson, Logan Karasek, Lawrence Keane III, Charlotte Kroener, Benjamin LeMaster, Xin Liang, Everly Maddox, James Marhelski, King Jaah Martin, Jake Martini, Nathan Matt, Brookelyn McKamey, Elijah Mika, Gabrielle Mills, Milo Moffitt, Mason Morris, Logan Myers, Sophia Patrick, Alyssa Pitzer, Eve Purcell, Adison Rainwaters, Caleb Raymond, Peyton Ross, Levi Schuette, Grayson Scott, Maxwell Selk, Trinity Sesslar, Willard Shelhamer, Aidan Short, Arleann Smith, Charlotte Sopczak, Evan Stewart, Jackson Thompson, Leland Trent, Porter Uhrig, Donavan Vance, Robert   Vogt, Eleena Walters, Rachel Wheeland, Chase Williamson, Reese Wilson, Ryland Wilson

Third Grade:
Lucas Abney, Phoenix Back, James Behymer, Macey Benton, Julia Berczelly, Jacob Biscardi, Cooper Bowersox, Megan Bridgman, Henry Bunch, Laila Capozzolo, Benjamin Castor, Karsten Clark, Jack Cooper, Braxton Doench, Colbie Duke, Charlotte Duncan, Miranda Durbin, Lincoln Elam, Samuel Feldhaus, Elijah Fields, Zachariah Fields, Madeline Fitzsimmons, Aeridan Foley, Charlotte Fry, Hudson Funkhouser, Anthony Garafolo, Landry Garner, Malaina Garrett, Grace Gilliam, Lakynn Graham, Nixon Graves, Hunter Hackett, Jacob Hanshaw, Michael Hershner, Alivia Hill, Luke Hughes, Alexandra Jacobs, Reagan Jacobs, Josie Jones, Ryder Jones, Chase Kazmierski, Asher King, Alice Kolaczkowski, Jaxston Kronenberger, Samuel Landoll, Katie Lauvray, Kai Lawrence, Cason Layne, Rhea Margioras, Ethan Mast, Luke McKamey, Edin Meza, Peyton Michael,  Crew Miller, Kadence Moore, Jackson Osborn, Parker Pearson, Brianna Phillips, Sophia Pitts, Bennet Post, Dylan Potter, Samuel Powell, Gehrig Randolph, Wyatt Raymond, Trenton Reed, Kelsey Roberts, Michael Rosato, Ellie Rowe, Brynley Russell, Raleigh Sandy, Nathan Scherkenbach, Owen Shively, Kamery Siders, Lily Smith, Toshi Smith, Jayceena Spears, Everett Strong, Aubrey Stubbs, Daltan Taylor, Hayley Valladares, Andrew Vandegrift, Asher Voiles, Caeson Walton, Maya Wheaton, Ella Wrenn, Kaylee Young, Bethany Youtsey, Gabriel Zehringer

Fourth Grade:
Johanna Adams, Olivia Andrews, Isabelle Anticoli, Maximus Arlinghaus, Hudson Back, Isabela Baker, Matthew Beck, Madison Bell, Braydon Bentley, Benton Bingle, Annie Blank, Avery Blank, Ella Buchanan, Jeremiah Conley, Samuel Crawford, Audrey Crumback, Julia Crumback, Devyn Day, Kherington Duke, William Eavers, Kaylee Eblin, Matthew Elliott, Lauren Fessler, Hannah Finegan, Morgan Flick, Carly Fodor, Ethan Frye, Hunter Fullenkamp, Morgan Fullenkamp, Brielle Gamble, Owen Glaser, Jordan Gooch, Chase Graham, Ethan Graham, Tatum Greenway, Arjun Hakim, Braylon Hammett, Logan Hatton, Gage Hayda, Shepherd Hively, Ethan Hughes, Madelyn Hughes, Lucas Jacobs, Jacie Johnson, Camille Jordan, Lena Kamp, Kyla Kline, Anton Kroener, Annalise Larsen, Tyler Linkhart, Hadley Maddox, Lainey Marhelski, Joshua Marks, Gregory Marlow, Maggie Martini, Abigail McElwee, Levi McMullen, Coralyn McNamara, Hayden Metz, Zoe Miller, Xavier Moffitt, Kevin Navarro, Maggie Norman, Vincent Papetti, Brooke Patterson, Aiden Peelle, Abigail Pendergraff, Jayden Plessinger, Addison Poteet, Brooke Regoli, Cora Roberts, Tyce Rutledge, Nathan Satterfield, Madden Scott, Colin Stachler, Matthew Steiner, Emma Stevens, Molly Stevens, Oliver Stevens, Braylen Stewart, Jon Stewart, Madilynn Stout, Corinne Suittor, Kinley Suittor, Lyla Szeliga, Alayna Terry, Jake Todd, Avia Vinson, Neva Vrettos, Gracie Whitaker, Luke Wiley, Reese Williams, Reagan Wilson, Addison Wright, Gavin Zacharias

Fifth Grade:
Oliver Abney, Madisyn Adlesh, Autumn Atkins, Kendra Ball, Ross Barrett, Kayden Beck, Collin Bennett, Porter Boarman, Brayden Bouchair, Ava Bridgman, Kara Brown, Lola Bulach, Dean Burgess, Emma Capozzolo, Brooke Castor, Caden Coffman, Isaiah Conley, Macy Conley, Wyatt Crawford, Keenan Crompton, Peyton Davis, Baya Dixie, Evan Duff, Christopher Duncan, Brooks Dunford, Mylee Eblin, Ryley Ellis, Isabelle Epperson, Jacob Fessler, Kloe Frankenberg, Max Frizzell, Jackson Garner, Hayden Harrison, Paige Hines, Maya Hoppe, Jaylen Howard, Steven Isaac, Nickolas Johnson, Dillon     Kirk, Macy Leopold, Katelyn Lundy, Caden Lyle, King Julius Martin, Timothy McFadden, Benjamin Nelson, Savannah Patterson, Tanner Price, Stone Purcell, Owen Rose, Cullin Shaffer, Walter Shelhamer, Audrey Smith, Delaney Snook, Christopher Spencer, Russell Stephenson, Maia Stewart, Malcolm Sullivan, Macy Todd, Aislin Turkelson, Lyla Vandegrift, Hayden Walters, Jayden Walters, Reese Warren, Mya Wenzler, Anya Whitt, Bella Williamson, Wyatt Wuerstl, Stella Young, Kaitlyn Youtsey


 

FOR
SECOND GRADING PERIOD

 

HIGH SCHOOL:
Ava Amato, Colin Amato, Darren (Jake) Amburgy, Savanna Amburgy, Gracyn Armstrong, Booker Atkins, Wyatt (Carter) Atkins, Cameron Bailey, Cage Barnthouse, Jackson Berger, Alexander (Alex) Buck, Alexis Butt, McKenzie (Kenzie) Callahan, Teagan Cassidy, Isabella (Bella) Cassoni, William (Eli) Click, Emily Cook, Harley Deck, Daniel Denier, Kennedy Deters, Allison Duff, Karlie Frankenberg, Darby Frederick, Jade Ghanayem, Brayden Granger, Macy Grayson, Rylan Guthrie, Kenyon Hammett, Tanner Hatmaker, Alexander Hines, Benjamin Hines, Caden Hively, Ashley Jenkins, Sarka Juklova, Grant Kazmierski, Ava Kloeti, Danielle Kossler, Owen Kossler, Noah Lindsey, Anna Lipinski, Levi Morgan, Riley Osborn, Joseph (Joey) Phillips, Jacob Prewitt, Gavin Price, Megan Rieger, Jamie Ripperger, Devon Russo-Cheeseman, Roberta Schroeder, Brad Sisk, Chase Skidmore, Emma Slattery, Amanda Smith, Kara Todd, Nolan Todd, Jenna Turner, Alexandra (Ali) Whittamore, and Natalie Woods

MIDDLE SCHOOL:
Lucas Achard, Jesse Adams, Owen Almeter, Alex Amburgy, Carson Ball, Broden Bingle, Ella Biscardi, Ashlyn Callahan, Cody Coffman, Olivia Coffman, Nick Denier, Annabelle Dowell, Grayson Dowell, Rebecca Drew, Haley Favorite, Benjamin Federle, David Fessler, Hannah Fleshman, Joel Frederick, Peyton Frederick, Madison Flannery, Brooke Fullenkamp, Kelcie Grayson, Kaitlyn Hanshaw, Kohl Johnson, Noah Kazmierski, Carson Kiley, Nathan LeBlanc, Garrett Lundy, Brynna Mahoney, Kathleen Matt, Dominic McClure, Katelyn McKeehan, Evan Mender, Elliana Miller, Aiden Mortara, Devin Myers, Kami Myers, Kellen Philpot, Lauren Rieger, Ryan Sauby, Allison Schuette, Daniella Scamorza, Kelby Shaffer, Russell Sherod, Baylie Snyder, Megan Squire, Isaac Squire, Cooper Stevens, Gavin Trammell, Wade Von Handorf, Meghan Wages, Xavier Walker, Celtan Walton, Morgan Wenzler, Kayann Whitt, Jackie Wright, Alyssa Wynn

ELEMENTARY:
Kindergarten:
Ophelia Bunch, Cambrie Clark, Amelia Daniels, Ethan Dove, Wyatt Durbin, Quincy Farris, Seth Furnas, Gavin Gompf, Liam Graham, Avery Hobbs, Penny Holden, Michael Hunter, Makenzee Jones, Norah Miller, Isabella Mortara, Jaime Perkins, Faith Potter, Skye Schaffner, Ava Staton, Amelia   Stewart, Christopher Watkins, Ethan Wheeland

First Grade:
Kane Adlesh, Benjamin Bly, Addyson Bowersox, Amara Bucy, Drake Caplinger, Mallory Eagle, Alexandra Gilley, Easton Guthrie, Charlotte Hackett, Sam Hardyman, Nathan Mast, Trevor Murphy, Daniel Watkins, Brayden Wilson

Second Grade:
Harper Back, Lillian Ferguson, Maxwell Flick, Mason Frizzell, Levi Schuette, Evan Stewart, Chase Williamson, Ryland Wilson

Third Grade:
John Baker, Brenna Bates, James Behymer, Macey Benton, Henry Bunch, Karsten Clark, Malaina Garrett, Lakynn Graham, Hunter Hackett, Jacob Hanshaw, Luke Hughes, Asher King, Crew Miller, Kadence Moore, Abigail Morrison, Bennet Post, Michael Rosato, Ellie Rowe, Ava Smead

Fourth Grade:
Annie Blank, Tai Combs, Audrey Crumback, Matthew Elliott, Liam Ferguson, Morgan Flick, Hunter        Fullenkamp, Morgan Fullenkamp, Brielle Gamble, Chase Graham, Ethan Graham, Braylon Hammett, Gage Hayda, Annalise Larsen, Hadley Maddox, Gregory Marlow, Hayden Metz,  Zoe Miller, Xavier Moffitt, Colin Stachler, Matthew Steiner, Jon Stewart, Kinley Suittor, Lyla Szeliga, Jake Todd, Neva Vrettos, Gracie Whitaker, Luke Wiley

Fifth Grade:
Madisyn Adlesh, Griffin Armstrong, Autumn Atkins, Ross Barrett, Kara Brown, Lola Bulach, Jacob Fessler, Kloe Frankenberg, Austin Lewis, Joe-Dee Lewis, Elizabeth Matthews, Timothy McFadden, Wyatt Miller, Savannah Patterson, Walter Shelhamer, Aislin Turkelson, Anya Whitt

 

 

 

2020-2021 SCHOOL CALENDAR NOW AVAILABLE

Click here for 2020/21 calendar. 





HIGH SCHOOL AND MIDDLE SCHOOL SPRING ATHLETES: 

There will be a mandatory OHSAA meeting for all high school and middle school spring athletes and parents on Tuesday, February 11th at 7pm in the high school gym.   

The athletics office will also be receiving the $100 activity fee at this time. 

MEETING SCHEDULED FOR 2020-21 REGARDING KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION

A meeting will be held on Thursday, February 20th at 6:00 p.m. in the elementary gym for parents of incoming kindergarten students. This meeting will be the first step in getting your child registered for kindergarten for the 2020-21 school year. We will discuss the registration process, screenings, transportation, and placement. 
Attendance is encouraged and appreciated!  Parents do not need to bring any paperwork to this meeting. Any questions should be directed to the elementary office by calling 513-897-2761 or by emailing the WES Principal, Tracey Poole, at tpoole@wayne-local.com.

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SUBSTITUTES NEEDED FOR BUS DRIVERS, CUSTODIANS AND CAFETERIA WORKERS AT WAYNE LOCAL SCHOOLS

If interested, please send an email or contact Jeannie Camery at jcamery@wayne-local.com, (513) 897-8511 or Jan Dworetsky at jdworetsky@wayne-local.com, (513) 897-6971, ext. 1.

Congratulations to ANNA PARRY, a senior at Waynesville High School!

Anna has been named a Semifinalist for the 2020 class of the Coca-Cola Scholars Program.

Coca-Cola Press Release

 

 

 

Informational College Credit Plus Meeting

WHS will be holding an informational CCP meeting for parents and students on February 13, 2020 from 6:00-7:00 pm in the WHS SPARTAN ROOM. For more information and eligibility requirements please go to: Sinclair and review the school handbook and student brochure.  Wayne Local Schools is very proud to have partnered with Sinclair Community College and will be working together to offer the best opportunities for our students. A representative from Sinclair Community College will be in attendance at this meeting. This meeting is Mandatory* 

 

 

 

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A LETTER FROM WARREN COUNTY COMPLETE COUNTY COMMITTEE....

October, 2019

Dear Warren County Resident:

EXPECT THE 2020 CENSUS QUESTIONNAIRE & INFORMATION IN YOUR MAIL SOON.

The U.S. Census Bureau’s will be conducting a decennial Census in 2020 to count everyone once and in the right place.  The 2020 Census is closer than you think! Census day is April 1, 2020.  Here’s a summary of why it’s essential that everyone in Warren County is counted and how census data is used:

1. Forecasting future transportation needs for all segments of the population.
2. Apportionment of seats allocated to the states for the House of Representatives.
3. Helps Warren County qualify for state and regional grant projects and receive federal dollars for grants.
4. Allocate funds for grants for title 1 school districts.
5. Assist industries locate potential markets, and products and services the community needs.
6. Understand workforce size; job concentrations; potential markets for expansion and economic development strategies.
7. Plan the provision of health care, education, employment, transport, roads, and health care facilities, child-care and senior center.

PLEASE COMPLETE AND SUBMIT THE CENSUS BUREAU QUESTIONNAIRE

Personal information collected by the Census Bureau is confidential, and by law cannot be shared with law enforcement, the courts, immigration, or anyone for 72 years.  Being counted in the Census is safe, quick, and very important to the future of our communities and state. Additional information on the Census is available at: https://www.census.gov/programs-surveys/decennial-census/2020-census/about.html. We appreciate your assistance in achieving a better census count for Warren County.

 

Sincerely,

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Warren County Complete County Committee

Expectation Letter dated Oct 2019

About the 2020 Census

 

 

 

 

 

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.”