District News

Waynesville High School Honors Assembly May 25th, 2010 8:00 A.M.

ALL Parents and Community Members Welcome!!!
The program will be in the high school gym and include:

Processional W.H.S. Band
National Anthem W.H.S. Band
Pledge of Allegiance- McKenna Warfel—NHS Vice President
Welcome- Courtney Sandy—NHS President

Message to the Senior Class Daniel Shinkle—Freshman Class President

Quiz Team Awards- Mrs. Polzinetti
Writing Center Tutors- Mrs. Tieman
National Honor Society- Mrs. Clark
Supportive Peers- Mrs. Lueth
Academic Awards- Mr. Gebhardt
Honor Roll Awards—3.3-3.74
Principal’s Award—3.75 and above

Warfel signs with Wilmington College

McKenna Warfel will continue her academic and athletic career at Wilmington College next Fall. McKenna will be participatin in both Swimming and Soccer at the college.

Pictured are : Lisa Cummins, Dick Miller (soccer coaches) sister Hannah Warfel, Father Tony Warfel and Swim Coach Theresa Staffan
Front are Gena Warfel and McKenna

Congratulations

SECOND GRADE FIELD DAY UPDATE

Second Grade Field Day has been CANCELLED for today, Friday, May 21st due to the rain. It has been rescheduled for next Wednesday, May 26th at 1:00 p.m. at the football field.

"Make It Healthy" Musical

Under the direction of Mrs. Andrea Stubbs, the First Grade classes presented the musical, "Make It Healthy." They sang about the importance of daily exercise, resting their bodies, eating a nutritious breakfast before they come to school, and choosing healthy snacks. The students performed for a packed house at the dress rehearsal and evening performance.

For more photos click here.

Waynesville staff and service providers (OT, PT, Speech) were able to think of a thousand things to do

This year Waynesville staff and service providers (OT, PT, Speech) were able to think of a thousand things to do with a
parachute and preschoolers. . . .

scooters and elementary students ...

Wii Fit and Middle and High school students.

And various sensory equipment to meet the needs of all students here in Waynesville.

The equipment was made possible by the generous donation of a Waynesville parent, a financial commitment by our district and two grants totaling $1843 from the Greater Cincinnati Foundation.