Category: School

Homeschooling isn’t Boring!

By: Kate McIntosh, age 13 There’s so much to think about at home! Even when it seems boring, there are still math problems to calculate, new music to learn, and extra things like a speech class we are doing through CHEPC, our homeschool group, to make normal life a little more exciting! Company coming over…

Unintended Plaid Day At Grover Hill Elementary

A BRIEF HISTORY OF BUFFALO PLAID Was it Paul Bunyan? Woolrich? The lumberjacks of Maine? Where exactly did the buffalo plaid phenomenon come from? When it comes to the classic red and black buffalo plaid, it seems this pattern has prevailed for a very long time. Buffalo plaid originated from none other than Woolrich Woolen…

Paulding Elementary October Mindset Marvels

Paulding Elementary School October 2020-21 Mindset Marvels are left to right: Front row:  Julia Hull, Raegen Nicelley, Lexi Sunderman, Aspen Grace, Beka Mericle, Kamden Laney. Middle row:  Tucker Stoller, Sawyer Hunt, Caroline Miller, Carlie Lero, Emma Steingass, Jayce Setser. Back row:  Graham Miller, Gabby Mullins, Alayna White, Ingrid Escobar, Sam Verfallie, Piper Pease

100 AR Points!

Congratulations to Londyn Dargenson for earning 100 Accelerated Reading points.  Londyn is one of the youngest students at Payne Elementary to reach 100 points this early in the second grade.  Londyn is in Mrs. Cox’s 2A classroom and is reading machine!! Great job, Londyn!

Robotics Competition Results

Congratulations to the 2020 Wayne Trace Robotics team who received second place overall in the BGSU Falcon BEST Robotics competition this past weekend!  The team received first place in the Minecraft Challenge and Engineering Notebook and second place in their Marketing presentation which described the function of their fictional nanobot and full-scale robot, Despolepius, whose…

Oakwood Elementary Veteran’s Day Program

Oakwood Elementary hosted a Veteran’s Day parade today. All students were encouraged to wear red, white, and blue and were given a flag to hold. Students formed a large circle outside the school driveway and veterans were encouraged to come and drive through the parade. The parade began at 10:15 and cars  lined up beginning…