Waverly City Schools

Thank you, McDonald's of Waverly, for the generous donation of $519.30 from McDonald's High School Sports Digital Fundraiser! This fundraiser occurred on September 26th, enabling 10% of McDonald's digital sales from the app to benefit the Waverly High School Athletic Department. pictured; Asst. Superintendent Melissa Marquez, High School Principal Sara Ramsey, Athletic Director Bo Arnett, and Special Programs Director Ashlee Stulley

Parent/Teacher Conferences November 14th, 3:30 - 7:00 PM

COSI Jurassic Park Art Exhibit

Waverly High School Blood Drive Tuesday, November 26

Congratulations senior Mason Pollard on 1000 receiving yards!

Literary Club Play, November 9th & 10th poster: Morgan Hall

Please be aware that Waverly City School District, either directly or through a technology provider, is electing to generally monitor all school-issued devices (as that term is defined by Ohio Revised Code 3319.325. The monitoring will include student interactions with school-issued devices. The District generally monitors these features for the noncommercial education purpose of instruction, technical support, and/or exam proctoring. Additionally, these features are generally monitored as a necessary precaution for preventing and/or responding to threats to life or safety.

Waverly Police Department and Waverly City Schools Resource Officer Eric Ballein recently completed the DARE Instructor program after two weeks of intense training. During the training Officer Ballein was chosen by fellow officers as class speaker and representative for the Ohio 77th DARE K-12 Officer Program in Columbus, Ohio. Officer Ballein would like to thank his wife for her support in this training and stated that he is proud to serve as a full-time DARE Officer with the Waverly Police Department, serving the youth at Waverly City Schools.

BUS UPDATES The buses highlighted in black with orange letters are the ones that have changed. The changes will take place tomorrow, Tuesday, September 24th. Bus 6, Jenny Renner is now Bus 4 Bus 19, Mindy Helton is now Bus 6 Bus 1, Amanda Woodruff is now Bus 33 **buses shown below highlighted in black with orange letters are the only ones that have changed**

2024 WAVERLY TIGERS FALL SPORT PASS INFORMATION

WAVERLY CITY SCHOOLS 2025 Graduation May 18, 2025 at 2:00p.m. in the Waverly High School gymnasium.

We are pleased to welcome these new teachers to the Waverly City School staff. We look forward to working together for the benefit of our students. Maggie Reisinger, Andrea Legg, Leanna Chitwood, Cassandra Nelson, Emily Caldwell, Lauren Coreno, and Sarah Crabtree

ADENA MOBILE CLINIC 2024-25 SCHEDULE

SPORT PHYSICALS Adena Mobile Health Clinic will be providing sports physicals on July 26 from 9:00 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. at the Pike County YMCA. The cost for physicals is $40, but if it is included in a wellness visit, may be covered under insurance. To schedule an appointment for this event please call 740-672-1646. Thank you.

Ohio School Board Association recently recognized Waverly City School Board Member, Josh Hobbs. Ohio School Board Association representative, Debbie West presented Josh with a plaque for 15 years of service as a board member for Waverly City Schools. picture 1: Ohio School Board Association representative Debbie West and WCS board member, Josh Hobbs

Mrs. Megan Smith's Art students attended the Titanic Art Exhibit awards ceremony at COSI. Waverly student artwork will be on display through August at COSI.

Waverly City Schools will be having an early dismissal today April 2 at 12:30 due to the threat of severe weather. Please seek shelter and stay safe.

Adena Health Mobile Unit will be at Waverly City Schools on April 3rd, 10th, and 23rd.

The Adena Mobile Unit will be on site, Thursday, March 14th for any staff or student medical needs. Parents/guardians may call 740-672-1646 to schedule an appointment with the mobile unit.

The month of March is DD Awareness month. On Thursday, March 7th, Loufern Bowen read a book to Mrs. Trimble's first grade class. She read a book called Included. The aim of this story is to ensure all kids understand that kids with a disability are just like kids everywhere. Fern was at the school with the Pike County Board of Developmental Disabilities.