Elementary School News
Blog Entries - April 2018
April is Alcohol Awareness Month
Key pieces to prevention include: Young people need to feel loved, valued and appreciated - through words and actions – at home, at school, and within their community. At home, it is our job to hug our kids (no matter how big they are), and
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2018 Recycle Rally & Prescription Drug Take-Back Day
PLEASE NOTE: CORRECTED TIMES ARE 9:00PM-2:00PM. 2018 Recycle Rally & Prescription Drug Take-Back Day Saturday, April 28th(CORRECTED TIMES) 9:00am - 2:00pm (CORRECTED TIMES )Waynesville High
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CORRECTION - Choir Spring Flower Fundraiser Pick UP
Posted: 4-24-2018
*** Spring flower sale pickup is Monday, APRIL 30th from 2:30-6:00 ***
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Waynesville Art Show 2018
Waynesville Art Show 2018 Waynesville Art students showcased an impressive and enormous display of their art pieces last week at the Art Show 2018. In the show, there were pieces from various forms of art, as well as all levels of art
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Cheerleading Fitness Fundraiser
Cheer Fundraiser Fitness Class Flyer Cheer Coach Tammy Burchfield along with the Junior High and High School Cheerleaders would like to invite you to participate in a six week long fitness session beginning the week of April
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2018 - 2019 School Year Calendar
Please click here for the 2018-2019 SCHOOL CALENDAR - adopted at the February 12, 2018 Board of Education Meeting.
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Congratulations to our Project Excellence Winners!
Congratulations to “Project Excellence” award winners Heather Kerns and Cheryl Richards! Superintendent Pat Dubbs presented the elementary school teachers with a planter to recognize them with this prestigious award!
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4th Grader Performs in Spelling Bee!
Waynesville Elementary School 4th grader Kohl Johnson performed in the spelling bee and did a fantastic job!! Kohl is in the back on the right! This event was live streamed on WCPO.COM and on their facebook page.
Congratulations Kohl!!
#spartanpride
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April 6th is NATIONAL STUDENT-ATHLETE DAY
National STUDENT-Athlete Day (NSAD), observed annually on April 6, provides an opportunity to recognize the outstanding accomplishments of student-athletes. National STUDENT-Athlete Day was created by National Consortium for Academics and Sports (NCAS)
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Waynesville Blue Dolphins Signups April 12th
Swim Team Flyer 2018 To be eligible to be a member of the Waynesville Blue Dolphins A Swimmer between 5 & 18 years old as of 1 June 2018 Swim assessments will be required for new members You must reside in the 45068 zip code or attend
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5th Grade Scheduling Meeting for Next Year's 6th Graders
There will be a student/parent scheduling meeting on Thursday, April 5th for current 5th graders who will be in 6th grade next school year (2018-2019).
The meeting will be at 6:30 - 7:00pm in the Middle School gym for the purposes of scheduling information and questions.
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Education Plays an Important Role in Overall Health
Healthiest Communities Rankings According to US News, in collaboratoion with Aetna Foundation, Warren County has been named #32 on the Healthiest Communities Rankings List out of 500 communities in the United States. These findings took in to
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*Hurry* - Mulch Sale ENDS April 6th
Mulch Order Form Just a few days left......The Spring Mulch Sale Fundraiser for the Wayne Local Baseball and Football teams is going on through the end of this week. Hurry to get those orders completed to guarantee your spring
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SuperHero Dance for Mothers and Sons!
WHS Prom Committee is hosting a SUPERHERO DANCE for Mothers and Sons!! REGISTRATION FORM When: April 7th, 7-9:00pmWhere: Waynesville Middle School gymCost: $20 per familyThere will be Cookies, a Selfie Wall, and Temporary
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Officer Ryan Wells Named Waynesville School Resource Officer
Officer Ryan Wells named Waynesville School Resource Officer Representatives of Wayne Local Schools and the Village of Waynesville have recently met on several occasions to examine school safety. Out of these meetings came the decision to place a fulltime
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