Junior High School News
Blog Entries - May 2019
8th Grade Student Places 6th and 8th at State
Congratulations to 8th grader, Brooke Schoephoerster, who placed 8th in the state in the Discus with a distance of 95 feet 2 inches and 6th in the Shot Put with a distance of 39 feet 2.75 inches!!!
Competition took place at Lancaster High School on Saturday, May 11.
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Life Skills Class Gets Treated to Pizza
Students in Mrs. Bakers Life Skills class were treated to pizza today as a thank you for washing the girls basketball uniforms.
Thanks to the Coaches and girls for doing this!!
8th Grade Washington D.C. Trip
The 8th Grade Class got to experience the Washington, D.C. class trip last week. It always proves to be a very exciting trip with lots of enthusiasm as well as memories made for our students. Congratulations to essay winners Megan Rieger,
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Justin Back Be A Hero 5th Annual 5K Run/Walk
Proceeds benefit the Justin Back Be a Hero Fund Saturday, June 8, 2019, 8:00am Waynesville Middle School723 Dayton Rd.Waynesville, OH 45068 Register online at: www.speedy-feet.com Be a Hero Flyer
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6th Graders Visit Camp Joy
OUTDOOR SCHOOL PROGRAM Last week, 6th grade students from our Middle School visited Camp Joy. The overnight trip helps with improving student confidence by impacting educational content through experiential outdoor learning. Classes focus on
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The Mulch is Still Available While Supplies Last
The football and baseball teams have leftover bags of brown mulch for sale AT $5 each.
Please contact the high school athletic office if interested in purchasing 513-897-2776.
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8th Grade Promotion Ceremony
Parents are invited to attend an 8th Grade Promotion Ceremony on May 23rd, at 9:00am in the Middle School Gym.
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Girls Tennis Informational Meeting
There will be an informational meeting for those interested in Fall 2019-20 Girls Tennis.
Monday, May 20th
2:45pm
in the Spartan Room
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National Police Week
Wayne Local Schools would like to publicly recognize National Police Week and the efforts from our own local police department to keep our small town of Waynesville safe. This includes a great big thank you to our School Resource Officer Walker for
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Wrestling Meeting MS/HS
There will be a Middle School/High School Wrestling Meeting for 2019-20.
Monday, May 20th
4:30-5:00pm in the Spartan Room
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MS-HS Spring Concert 2019
The Waynesville Music Department and their talented students once again wow'd audience members with their performances at the Spring Concert on Monday night. Under the direction of Leslie Schleman, Band Director, and Keith Minnery, Choir Director, the
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Teacher Appreciation Week
Appreciation goes out to each of the school staff members who give their “all” throughout the school year. In May, the following days/weeks are recognized as staff appreciation days. The outstanding work that they do make a difference
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Sports Physicals May 14th
Mark Your Calendars! 2019 Save the Date CLICK HERE TO BE REDIRECTED TO FINAL FORMS Sports Physicals Dayton Sports Medicine Institute, Kettering Health Network, and Orthopedic Associates of Southwest Ohio are collaborating to provide a full,
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Softball vs. Baseball Cancer Awareness Benefit Game
The Waynesville Softball team is challenging the Waynesville Baseball team to a softball game to raise money for Cancer Awareness. The game will be played on the Varsity Softball Diamond on Monday, May 13th at 5:00pm. Admission will be $1 with donations
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HS Student Council & Class Officer Voting Results for 2019-20
CONGRATULATIONS to the NEWLY ELECTED CLASS OFFICERS & STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS 2019-20 !! Senior Class Officers President: Anna ParryVice President: Kailee WebbTreasurer: openSecretary: Alexis Wynn Student Council: Grant
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Happy National Principals' Day
Thank you for your educational leadership of our school!! Mrs. Tammy Burchfield, Elementary School PrincipalMrs. Tracey Poole, Middle School PrincipalDr. Sam Ison, High School Principal Throughout the school year, these educators assume the commitment to
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