NATIONAL SCHOOL BUS SAFETY WEEK
October 17-21st
"1 Bus + 1 Driver = a BIG Impact on Education
* YELLOW FLASHING LIGHTS indicate the bus is preparing to stop to load or unload children. Motorists should slow down and prepare to stop their vehicles.
* RED FLASHING LIGHTS AND EXTENDED STOP ARMS indicate the bus has stopped and children are getting on and off. Motorists must stop their cars and wait until the red lights stop flashing, the extended stop-arm is withdrawn, and the bus begins moving before they can start driving again.
Homeland Credit Union delivered supplies to the COPE Program on Thursday, September 29th, 2022.
( pictured) Terri Dunham, COPE Assistant, Tiara Wingo, Branch Manager, Briana Hood, Director of Marketing and Community Development, and Brack Montgomery, COPE Coordinator.
Walmart presented Waverly City Schools COPE program with a $750.00 grant on September 28, 2022. Present to accept the donation was Nicole Meddock, Walmart Manager; Ed. Dickens, Superintendent; Jeremy Peters, COPE Director; Brack Montgomery, COPE Coordinator; and Terri Dunham, COPE Assistant.
Left to right is Terri Dunham, Ed Dickens, Nicole Meddock, Jeremy Peters, Brack Montgomery.
Seniors from Waverly High School visited Shawnee State University on September 21, 2022. Students were given a walking tour of campus, a college housing tour, and an Admissions presentation that highlighted the application process as well as scholarship opportunities for Fall 2023 enrollees. Students ended the tour with a complimentary lunch in the campus cafeteria.
Guidance Counselor, Lorna McQuay
2022 Waverly High College Fair
JOB OPPORTUNITY
High School Spirit Week
POLARITY Concert
2022 Senior Parade Route
Language Fair TONIGHT
Adena FREE Sport Physicals
Waverly High School College Career Fair
Schedule of Events: Tiger Basketball, STATE BOUND!
Waverly High School Musical, March 10, 11, 12th @ 7:00 p.m.. Tickets available online @ showtix4u.com/event-details/61741
ACT Parents Night Information Sheet
Future Problem Solvers.
Ms. Christian Sheridan (Gifted Intervention Specialist), "Ohio Future Problem Solving is part of an international program which teaches critical thinking, problem solving, and decision making. It teaches students how to think, not what to think."
Beginning today, January 21, masks will temporarily be required at all WCS events. Currently, Pike County is at the top of the list for positive cases per capita. This requirement will hopefully help reduce the spread in our community, as well as, our school community.
At Waverly City Schools, our number one priority is to have in person learning. Although these calamity days have helped our staffing issue, it still remains somewhat of a problem at this time. In order to hopefully help with the spread, get our staff healthy and after reviewing the weather report for tomorrow, Waverly City Schools will be closed Thursday, January 20th and Friday, January 21st. Students and staff will return on Monday, January 24th and masks will remain required next week. We will also extend the 2nd nine weeks until January 28th in order to give students an opportunity to complete school work. Thank you for your understanding.
This past week has been very difficult at Waverly City Schools. Staffing has been a major issue, and our number one priority is to have in person learning. However, this is hard to do without staff. Our Covid numbers have been rising each day. In order to hopefully help decrease the spread, get our staff healthy and deep clean the buildings, Waverly City Schools will be closed Tuesday, January 18th and Wednesday, January 19th. Students and staff will return on Thursday, January 20th and masks will remain required for this week. We will continue to monitor our staff and student attendance rates. Thank you for your understanding.
Waverly City Schools will be doing a 2-hr delay tomorrow January 10th, due to reports of probable black ice on local roadways in the morning. 🐾