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District News
Good morning. We want to thank all of our parents, friends, teachers, students, and family members for coming to our special celebration honoring the life of Jill Yvonne Williams and Cole Garland Williams, whose lives were tragically lost in a car accident on December 30, 2011. Cole was a first grader in Mrs. Hager’s class, and Jill was a very valued classroom volunteer. The family chose to memorialize Cole through the purchase of new books for the Elementary Media Center. Over $7,600 has been contributed in Jill and Cole’s memory. That will certainly buy many books!
Under the direction of Mrs. Andrea Stubbs, the 1st grade students presented their first music program, “Squirm” in the Elementary Gym to a packed house. Friends and family enjoyed the wiggles and squiggles as the Itsy Bitsy Spider, Daddy Long Legs, Hook Worm, Snake, and a host of other critters took over the stage! No need to scream; the lesson learned was how things that make us squirm can be A-OK!
What an amazing Science Fair we had with over 149 4th/5th grade exhibits! We want to thank our Science Fair Coordinators, Mrs. Cady Bunn, Mr. Kendall Hart, and Mrs. Karen Boggs for all of their help in making this such a successful event. Congratulations to our budding scientists! Here is the final ribbon count: Superior (Blue) – 80, Excellent (Red) – 60, and Good (White) – 9.
The Girls Softball team defeated Madison last night 2-0 and will be playing in the District Championship on Saturday, May 19th at 11:00a.m. The game will be played at Tipp City High School and they will play the winner of Clermont Northeastern or Cincinnati Christian.
US News and World Report evaluated nearly 22,000 public high schools in 49 states and the District of Columbia. Schools were awarded gold, silver, or bronze medals based on state proficiency standards, how well they prepare students for college, and other factors. Waynesville High School was ranked 1,324th out of the 22,000 and received the silver award.
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