Our Adena High School Anatomy students took on a unique challenge in their Anatomy class recently, turning ordinary pickles🥒 and olives into fascinating mysteries! 🧩 Each pickle/olive combo was named and came with its own mysterious trauma. With teamwork and a dash of imagination, our students embarked on a journey to solve the "dill-emma" behind these intriguing trauma cases. 🤔🌟 Thank you Miss. Leedy for putting together such an amazing and engaging lesson for our students!
Wow, I was blown away by the Greek Gods presentations Mr. J. Spriggs' Middle School Social Studies class put on today! These students are so talented and knowledgeable about ancient mythology. I learned so much from them and can't wait to see what they come up with next. Great job, everyone!
Just had an excellent demonstration from Instructor Josh Bluck on how to use a table saw safely! As Adena Agriculture students, it's important that we know how to handle these tools properly to prevent any accidents. Thanks for the great lesson, Mr. Bluck!
The world might look a bit clearer for some Adena Local students. Thursday, members of the Vision Van were performing vision screenings for students in the district. In the past, this program has discovered vision issues among children — some minor, while others are much more complex and would have gone undiagnosed.
Adena Athletic Updates for 9/28:
The FRESHMAN volleyball game for tonight (9/28) has been CANCELLED.
Saturday's JV Football game has been CANCELLED.
If you have any questions, please contact the JR/SR High school office.
School Attendance Matters
Mrs. Colter's joy is contagious!
Adena Elementary Families: 'Tis the season already!
Here are a few informational links & flyers for Christmas help.
Chillicothe Jaycees Special Santa (opened Sept. 1st - closes Friday, October 13): https://www.chillicothespecialsanta.com/
And, for families with older siblings 13-18 still in school, please let Carrie, Julie, or Becky know and they can get the teens signed up for support. This will only be available Oct. 16th-20th.
I wanted to take a moment to remind everyone that our Homecoming Prep Rally is coming up soon! This is a time for us to unite as a school community and show our spirit and support for our sports teams.
I encourage you to participate in the festivities and show your school pride. It is important that we create a positive and safe environment for everyone, so please remember to be respectful and responsible during the rally.
Let's make this year's Homecoming Prep Rally the best one yet! GO WARRIORS!
REMINDER--PARENT/TEACHER CONFERENCES ARE SCHEDULED FOR
Thursday, September 21, 2023 4:00pm to 7:30pm
Thursday, October 5, 2023 4:00pm to 7:30pm
*Your child’s teacher will be in contact about scheduling a conference. If you have any questions, please reach out to the teacher.
ELEMENTARY NEWSLETTER ISSUE #71
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Mr. Spriggs's 6th graders learned how to ORIENTATE A MAP by placing the compass on the map and rotating the map to align the magnetic compass needle with the northerly grid lines, ensuring the red end points north on the map. They also learned to CALCULATE A STRAIGHT LINE DISTANCE by placing a straightedge between two known points on a map and using the Scale Bar to determine its distance from point to point. Who knew map reading could be so much fun?
Students in Mrs. Cormany's Graphic Design 1 class, a satellite program of Pickaway-Ross CTC, apply their design skills as they design a business card with Adobe Illustrator.
This Friday's game against Southeastern is Military Appreciation night! Active duty members of our military as well as veterans are able to get in free for this weeks game! Come out and support our Warriors as they take on Southeastern and thank you for your service!
There has been no change to the way substitute teachers are provided for teachers that are absent in grades PK-5 .
Hey students and parents! 📚💡
In today's fast-paced world, Middle School and High School students need to be equipped with the superpower of "Virtual Instruction." 🦸♀️🦸♂️ Why, you ask? Let's dive in!
🔍 What is Virtual Instruction? 🔍
Virtual Instruction is all about learning in the digital realm. It ensures that students can keep the educational ball rolling, even when teachers are absent or when health keeps us homebound.
🚀 Here's why it's absolutely essential: 🚀
1️⃣ Resilience: Virtual Instruction makes us resilient learners. It means we don't have to put our education on hold during challenging times.
2️⃣ Flexibility: We can learn at our own pace, anytime, anywhere. It empowers us to explore subjects that ignite our curiosity.
3️⃣ Future-Ready: The world is becoming increasingly digital. Learning how to navigate online resources is a skill that will serve us well in college and future careers.
So, how can we make the most of Virtual Instruction?
✅ Online Learning Platforms: Explore websites and apps offering lessons, quizzes, and interactive content. 📱💻
✅ Collaboration: Connect with fellow students virtually to study together or seek help when needed. 👩💻👨💻
✅ Communication: Stay in touch with teachers through email or virtual classrooms. They're here to guide us, even from afar. 📧🎓
Remember, Virtual Instruction isn't just a backup plan; it's a valuable skill that enhances our education journey. Let's embrace it and make learning a lifelong adventure! 🌐📖
#VirtualInstruction #EmpoweredLearning #DigitalSkills #StudentSuccess
The Dentist is coming to our school! See flyer for details.
We are grateful to the mayors of Clarksburg and Frankfort, Tiffany Steiner and Patti Cavender, for their support of our presentation on "How to Become a Class A Certified Water or Wastewater Operator." This presentation is the first of a series of information meetings gearing up for the launch of our pilot program for Adena Local Schools, which is scheduled to start in early 2024 with the help of our partnering organization.
Our goal is to prepare students for the Class A state operator certification exam, which is required to work as a water supply or wastewater treatment operator in Ohio. The exam also requires some hands-on experience, which we will help them acquire through our partnership program with both Villages.
We had 52 participants in our first information sessions, and we are looking forward to welcoming them into our program starting in January. We hope this program will inspire more people to pursue careers in the water and wastewater industry, which is vital for our communities and environment.
I want to thank our many community volunteers! I caught two amazing people last week in action who have been working hard to support our local youth. Jessica Grigsby and Patti Cavender provided the team meal for our 7th and 8th grade volleyball team. They have shown outstanding dedication and generosity; I am sure the players and coaches appreciate their efforts. Jessica and Patti, you are fantastic!
Congratulations Alena Smith Septembers Warrior Crate Winner.
