Ohio Deaf and Blind Education Services Statewide Services & Outreach has shared information on their Family University for Families with DHH/DB Students. Tomorrow evening, families can join their Pathways to Success: Transition at Every Age meeting virtually. Participating families will receive their own copy of "All About IEPs." Use the link below to register.
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUrceyrrj4uE9Sfa_YGUqzu091Kk4R-7ihG
Volunteers needed for Secret Santa Shop. If you are able to help, please fill out the form and send it back to the office: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1qzl20omWUToLn0S0cgSg--PgNHuG1ST4mYM5SNXE2bI/edit?usp=sharing
FREE FOURTH GRADE HISTORY PASS
Every fourth grade student in Ohio will have the opportunity to visit participating history-related museums and sites free of charge when accompanied by a paying adult through Aug. 31, 2025. The program aims to cultivate curiosity in young minds in anticipation of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Fourth grade students can use the pass at more than 50 institutions throughout Ohio, including the Ohio History Center, Cincinnati Museum Center, Western Reserve Historical Society/Cleveland History Center, Campus Martius Museum, and Fort Meigs Historic Site.
To obtain a pass and learn more, visit the America 250-Ohio Fourth Grade History Pass webpage.
https://america250-ohio.org/fourth-grade-pass/
High school Band Winter Concert. Go Warriors!!!!
Middle school Band Winter Concert. Excellent Performance!!! Go Warriors!!!!
B.L.U.E. Behavior Celebrations: Charlie comes to class each day ready to learn! She is willing to share ideas and work with all her classmates! She has a great attitude! Wyatt has a wonderful attitude and is committed to learning! Roger has a great attitude and is always helpful to his fellow students and his teachers! Ella is committed to learning and has a great attitude! Jacey is committed to learning! She has a great attitude! #RespectCommitmentPridePracticedHere
Join us to celebrate the Holidays with the Adena Local Schools Band.
Lizzy could work in a group with any person and never complain. She always participates and asks questions if she doesn't understand. She has a heart of gold. Ms Reisinger is confident the building could be on fire and Oliviana would still obey all school rules to get outside and stay safe. She is a terrific at being a PAX leader in every way! Gracie puts forth her best efforts in reading. She volunteers to read and participate in class to help improve her skills. She is committed to making progress. Great job, Gracie! Paisley shows respect toward her peers and teachers. She is a good listener, always follows directions and works hard in class. Connor is respectful and kind to others. He is always on task and focused. Connor is very helpful with jobs in the classroom and helpful to others who need help. Thank you Connor!
Our friends at Greene County ESC are offering two opportunities to attend a free Positive Parenting session. Sessions are 30 minutes long and will be held virtually. Follow the link to join or email them for more information!
Join us tonight for Cookies with Santa.
Caroling in Clarksburg. Go Warriors.
Join us tonight for lots of fun!
More B.L.U.E. Behavior: Liam showed and shared his knowledge by being actively engaged in our story time and adding in his own thoughts and opinion about different instruments as we read about them in the book. Sydney shows her BLUE pride daily. She is the first to say 'thank you" and she is quick to follow directions. Keep shining bright, Sydney! Haylee always comes into music ready to sing! She leads with kindness and respect and I believe others could learn from her example! Tylin shows respect by being on topic and focused, ready for music every time he is in my class! Brynlee works hard everyday and he is a great friend to his classmates.
B.L.U.E. Behavior: Killian has a great attitude and determination when he works.. He comes to class ready to learn. He is a joy to teach! Emma has been working very hard this school year and is making so much progress! She also helps her classmates any time she can! Paislie is always kind to other students. She always shares when at centers and recess. Ryland showed kindness to a student, inviting her to join his group for centers. Emmy is a wonderful student. She works diligently on any task she is assigned. Emmy is kind, polite, and a joy to have in the classroom.
Morning Student Drop-Off Procedures
To ensure a safe and efficient drop-off process for all students, please follow these important guidelines:
Key Requirements
Pull Forward to End of Sidewalk
Drive all the way to the end of the designated drop-off area
Do not stop directly in front of the doors
This allows more vehicles to unload simultaneously
All vehicles by the sidewalk should be unloading
Quick Exit Procedure
Have your child ready to exit as soon as your vehicle reaches the sidewalk
Multiple students exiting along the sidewalk (rather than just at the doors) significantly reduces wait times
Ensure your child has their belongings ready before reaching the drop-off area
Adults should not be getting out of vehicles
Safety First
Do not create unofficial drop-off points
Students should never cross through traffic
Always use the designated drop-off lane and sidewalk
We appreciate your cooperation in following these procedures. Working together helps ensure all students arrive safely and on time while keeping the drop-off line moving efficiently for everyone.
Please see the following notice from Adena Athletics:
Due to a scheduling conflict, Next weeks girls basketball game against Westfall on Wednesday 11/27 will now be played at home with a JV tip off @ 6pm. As a result, the game against Westfall on 1/11/2025 will now be played at Westfall with a JV tip off set for 1 PM. Varsity will follow both JV games as always. If you have any questions please reach out to the High School office.
As the cooler weather approaches, we want to send a friendly reminder that all elementary students should come to school with a warm coat. The playground and outdoor time can get chilly, and we want to make sure every child stays comfortable and healthy. Please ensure your child brings a coat each day so they can enjoy outdoor activities and stay warm during transitions between indoor and outdoor spaces.
Thank you for your help in keeping our students cozy!
Warmly,
Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Bluck
Adena Local schools is in a 2 hour delay today because of fog. Drive safely
B.L.U.E. Behavior - Aria takes pride in her work. She gives her best effort in everything she does. Jaxon is excellent at helping others when they are in need. He keeps his friends safe. Talon is a wonderful student! He pays attention to everything in class and participates in every discussion. He has a great personality and really seems to enjoy learning. He is a blessing to have in class! Oakley is a great addition to our classroom. He fits in perfectly. Oakley works hard every day. We are so happy he moved into our district. #RespectCommitmentPridePracticedHere
Maxwell has demonstrated great BLUE behavior this school year. He is working hard to stay on task, modeling good choices, and he even chooses to read quietly without being encouraged during free-choice time. Keep shining bright, Maxwell!
Willow shows care and kindness to everyone she interacts with! She shows constant respect by being an active listener in the classroom and is committed to learning and growing! Keep up the excellent effort, Willow! Ev is an excellent helper in the classroom! She is always looking for ways she can help. She is also committed to completing quality work and has put significant effort into developing a growth mindset! Way to go, Ev! Whitleigh comes to school everyday with a positive attitude and she is always ready to learn. She is also a great friend to her classmates. Corlee is so pleasant. She always shows kindness to everyone! Corlee works hard on all assignments.
