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Hello from Mrs. Laudermilt
Moments That Matter: A Busy Season Ahead
It is hard to believe we are already nearing the end of the third nine-week grading period. Time seems to move especially quickly this time of year, and our schools are entering a season filled with meaningful milestones and opportunities to celebrate our students.
Across the district, we look forward to several fine arts events that highlight the creativity and talent of our students. Our community can anticipate upcoming performances such as the High School Variety Show and the Band Pulled Pork Fundraiser, as well as musical productions at both the elementary and high school levels. These events reflect the dedication of our students and staff and provide wonderful opportunities for families to come together in support of the arts.
As spring approaches, we will also begin celebrating important transitions. Before we know it, our middle school and high school graduation ceremonies will be here. We are proud of our graduates as they prepare for their next steps—whether they move on to further enrollment in education, enlistment in service, or employment in the workforce.
In addition, our elementary school will host its annual Literacy Night on March 19th with the theme Reading is Super, an event that promotes a love of reading and learning for our youngest students and their families. At the high school, the Academic Awards Program will recognize students for their hard work and academic achievements throughout the year.
Thank you to our students, families, and staff for making this such a vibrant and meaningful time in our schools. We look forward to celebrating these moments together as we close out the grading period and continue the journey toward the end of the school year making Every Moment Matter!
#1: Stay in the Loop
Hello Hero Offers Support to Elementary Students
We are excited to share that St. Clairsville Elementary School has partnered with HelloHero to provide on campus wellness support for all students. HelloHero provides students with skills and support to thrive both in and out of the classroom. Services provided include wellness circles (small group sessions), individualized sessions, and family support. Submit your consent to contact you at https://hellohero.typeform.com/to/SwcHp59I and a member of HelloHero will reach out to you.
Congratulations to Our Queen!
#2: What's Coming Up
Dinner & Entertainment
Students Place at DECA Career Development Conference
B-WISER Science Camp for Girls
The College of Wooster’s is hosting a B-WISER Science Camp for teen girls. Buckeye Women in Science, Engineering, and Research (B-WISER) is a non-profit that began in 1990 and is designed for girls who will be completing grades 7-10. Partnering with the Martha Holden Jennings Foundation, B-WISER camp provides hands-on experience in physics, chemistry, geology, biology, engineering, plus a variety of advanced topics. The residential program takes place on The College of Wooster campus from June 15-20, 2026. Please check out the flyer below!
Mark Your Calendar
- March 1st - Open Enrollment Begins
- March 8th - Spring Forward - Don't forget to change your clocks!
- March 11th - Board of Education Meeting - 5pm
- March 11th - Winter Sports Banquet - 6pm
- March 15th - National Honor Society Induction - 2pm
- March 16th & 17th - HS Variety Show
- March 19th - St C Band Pulled Pork Dinner Fundraiser - 4:30pm - 8pm
- March 19th - Elementary School Literacy Night - 3:30pm - 5:30pm
- March 27th - 29th - Celebration of the Arts - Ohio Valley Mall