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Mrs Elton’s Graphic Design II class enjoyed class outside as they used spray paint and stencils to create their designs.

Can't wait to see their art on display at the Art Show on April 28th-29th.

WAYNESVILLE BUSINESS EXPOEvent by Waynesville Area Chamber of CommerceLocation:  Waynesville Elementary School GymWhen:  Saturday, April 22Time:  9am-1pm   The Waynesville Business Expo is a new event to our area! We're excited to bring

  If you are interested in becoming an umpire for baseball and/or softball, Please contact Richie Bowling @ 937-532-9217 or email ribowling@netzero.com You must be at least 15 years of age.Pay will be:$40 per game for Coach pitch, which includes

Wayne Local Schools is proud to recognize the awesome people of our community and generous donors in the name of Wade Boswell toward the Wade Boswell Playground Memorial Fund.     Donor contributions have totaled $13,982 for the playground

At the Spartan Recognition Event held this week in the Performing Arts Center, the Board of Education honored six students and five staff members that were nominated by various staff members for the award.  We are very proud and grateful for these

Posted:  4-19-2023

During the season, Mrs. Baker's class cleaned the Lady Spartans' uniforms and as a thank you, the Lady Spartans hosted a pizza day for Mrs. Baker's class!

Way to Team Up, SPARTANS!!!

Last week, Mrs. Baker's class had their Box Lunch Day for staff members. 

They took the orders, and fixed subs for the Junior High teachers. Of course, the lunches were delicious and much appreciated!

Great job !!!

Posted:  4.17.2023

The boys tennis team is off to a great start.  They’ve had a very busy week this week at home facing off against Franklin and Monore. The Varsity team will close out the week at home against Valley View tonight with the JV team competing at Valley View in a tournament on Saturday.  

  OHSAA 23-24 Sports Physicals All 7-12th grade athletes are required to have an up to date physical on file by 7/31/23 in order to participate in Fall sports. The Athletic Department offers $20 physicals as a fundraiser for the Athletic Trainer

Caitlyn Wagonfield of SAFE on MAIN discusses with Mr. Philpot’s freshmen health classes on the topics of Respect and Dating.

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"The Voice of The Ville" The link below is to the next edition of “The Voice of the The Ville” (TVTV), an informational news broadcast created by student volunteers.  Students create and edit the content, which will be aired bi-weekly to the

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 2ND GRADE: Paisley Nuttall, Mikey Benton, Kyler Abrevaya, Isabella Scamorza, Anderson LeMaster, Westley LeMaster, MaKenna Terry, Lillian Vincent, Annabelle Beversdorf, Alyra Blaisdell, Finley Childs, Charlee Philllips, Emily Schneider,

In Leadership class, Track Coach Brittany Johnson spoke about a Leader being selfless not selfish and respecting each individual role on the team.  Brittany - thank you for sharing and inspiring the class! 

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL KINDERGARTEN:Elsie Harbison, Thomas Holden, Benton Snell, Maverick Szekely, Wesley Watkins1st GRADE: Emma Bly, Ian Lamoreaux 2ND GRADE: James Bridgeman, Zachary Lamoreaux, Elle Reid, Samuel Stringer 3RD

 On March 31, Waynesville students Ellianna Cassoni, Riley Doyle, and Kaylee Maher attended a Health Science Camp hosted by Sinclair Community College.  The students participated in a two-part program at the Sinclair campus in Mason.  Part 1

Congratulations to Leslie Schleman!  She was selected as one of the Project Excellence winners for Warren County.

Thank you for all you do for students and congratulations!

There will be a meeting Sunday, April 16, at 7:45 pm in the cafeteria for any girls interested in playing high school soccer next fall.  Student and a parent/guardian should attend.  If you cannot attend, please see Coach Bricker in room 102 after April 16 to get the info you missed.

Congratulations Clara Kolaskowski for winning a pair of Beats from the Community Blood Center!  Clara has been a dedicated donor since the age of 16, which is the minimum age requirement of any donor.  Clara has sought out drives in order to donate,

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Posted:  3/24/2023

Prom Tickets will be on sale in the Athletic Office and online April 3rd-April 7th.  Ticket cost is $50 and any guests attending must have a guest pass on file.

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In a coordination of efforts between Career Advisor Scott Jordan, Academic Advisor Abby Shinkle, Career Educator Katie Rogers, and Warren County Ohio Means Jobs, Waynesville High School hosted a Career Fair on Thursday, March 6th. Students in grades 7-12

  Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership Seminars (HOBY) are held annually across the country and internationally for incoming juniors with outstanding leadership potential. The organization's mission is, "To motivate and empower individuals to make a

Wayne Local School District will be closed on Friday, April 7th through Monday, April 10th.  

The Easter holiday falls on Sunday, April 9th.

The school district will reopen on Tuesday, April 11th, 2023.  

High School Connect class held an airplane-making contest as one of their planned school-wide activities. Each connect class participated in building individual airplanes, with the top classroom pick moving on to compete against other classrooms for distance

Our High School Art Club students joined up last week at the Mary L Cook Library to volunteer to create colorful spring magnets for Ohio Living Quaker Heights residents.

Junior High Student Council hosted a Spring Fling Dance last Friday.  There was a great turn out and the kids had a blast!  Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Lukasavage would like to give a big SHOUT OUT to student council students for all of their hard

Students in the Gateway to Engineering class have been working to create pull toys that have a secondary effect. The pull is the energy and the output has a theme. For example, remember the toy corn popper?

A Call for Students to Participate in a Bereavement Group Support Group(Grades 7-12) A representative from Dayton hospice will be running a bereavement/grief group for students grades 7-12. This group would run after school until about 3:30 pm once a week.

School Resource Officer, S. Merman is presenting to Mr. Philpot’s freshmen class about prescription drugs and different drug classifications.  These lessons are part of an anti-drug series educating the students about the dangers associated with