Fun Lesson On Being Respectful

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Mrs. Wells’ junior high PE students are right on target! Recently, they took to archery to sharpen their aim while building focus, coordination, and confidence with every draw and release.

Eighth-grade STEM in action! Students in Mr. Dewey’s STEM class worked together to design, build, and code VEX robots that played soccer on the game field using colored blocks. From programming movement to engineering designs, these future innovators practiced teamwork, ...

Mrs. Clever's Class Practices Scientific Skills

Students in Mrs. Clever’s class practiced their scientific skills by extracting DNA from strawberries! They carefully followed each step of the process and explored science in action.

Mrs. Perry's class has been learning about habitats and how animals survive in those habitats. Her second grade class created habitats for their animals and included the things they needed to survive in those habitats.

The 6th Grade students at Eastern had their annual Pirate Day, Sept 19th. Students had to set sail to different locations to solve math problems revolving around long division, adding and subtracting decimals, and dividing fractions. Once they completed their quest, the ...

Mrs. Craig joined Mrs. Lamp’s class to lead a Connections lesson on respect — and it was such a fun, meaningful time! The students loved learning together and discovering what it really means to show respect every day.

Big win for the Eastern Run Club! Our team took first place at the Galion Meet on Saturday! Huge congratulations to Jaxon E., Oliver F., Kaylee M., Olivia A., Olivia K., and Evie for their amazing performances.

Math + Uno = Fun Learning! This week, Dr. Berry’s sixth-grade math classes put their skills to the test by using Uno cards to practice multiplying decimals. Students had a blast turning a favorite game into a hands-on math challenge!

Mrs. Duffey’s fourth-grade students had some amazing learning adventures! In ELA, they visited the Starbooks Café where they sampled different genres of books to kick off the school year.

Mrs. Knapp’s first-grade students at Western had a fun Friday in math! They worked on the addition skills we had been learning about! Students used M&M’s as our counters, graphed them, and got to eat the yummy treat! It was a delightful way to end the week!

Second-grade students in Mrs. Lohr’s class at Central kicked off the beginning of school with lots of smiles and fun! We’re so excited for all the learning and memories to come this year!

Congratulations to the following students who were named to the 2025 Homecoming Top Ten! The seniors were selected by the Class of 2026. Next week, another vote will narrow the list to five, who will represent our 2025 Homecoming Court. In alphabetical order: Maggie A, ...

Mrs. Edmunds’ kindergarten students at Western had a blast learning math with Play-Doh and enjoying time outside at recess! Hands-on fun + playtime = the perfect way to kick off the year in kindergarten!

Miss McGowan's class made the most of the first days of school and the beautiful weather! We’re so excited to have our students back in the buildings.

The first day at Lexington Junior High was filled with fun and connections! Students kicked off the year by playing “Get to Know You Jenga”, a great way to learn more about each other while building friendships and teamwork.

What an amazing first week back! Students kicked off the school year with big smiles, new friendships, and plenty of energy. Here’s to a year full of growth, learning, and unforgettable memories!