Remember to join our Facebook Event on November 7th!! Facebook

The 1915 building, although over 100 years old, serves as a historic original building representing the heritage of Wayne Local Schools. During community forums, residents were clear that saving the facade of the building was worth the extra trouble and cost.

On Wednesday of this week, the Waynesville Elementary Preschool and Kindergarten students visited the Wayne Township Fire Department.  Check out this dose of adorable!  

Thank you to the awesome WTFD for making this happen!!

#community

#waynelocalschools

October 19 BUILDING OUR COMMUNITY’S FUTURE NOW:   The design phase of new facilities are truly a community effort that takes into consideration a school community’s many needs as well as its wants. After passage of Issue 19 the design

Pink Out Game This Friday!   At this Friday night’s football game, we will be hosting a PINK OUT in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month! Come out and support our football team while decked out in

Intended to clarify some misconceptions about the upcoming

Bond Issue on the Nov. 7 ballot.

About Unity Day Wednesday, October 25, 2017 Unity Day 2018: Wednesday, October 24. Save the date!   UNITY DAY: Together against bullying. United for kindness, acceptance and inclusion. Wednesday, October 25, 2017 Make it ORANGE and make it

Red Ribbon Week October 23rd - 29th Hands Down - We Are Drug Free!   Students will be learning the history of Red Ribbon Week Students will be decorating and displaying "hands" to show that HANDS DOWN - WE ARE DRUG FREE! Students are invited to

Held during the third full week of October each year, National School Bus Safety Week is an active and evolving public education program and an excellent way for parents, students, teachers, motorists, school bus operators, school administrators, and other

Fire Safety Day came to Waynesville Elementary School to provide and educational experience for our young students.  This is an annual event provided by Wayne Township and we appreciate all of their efforts to keep our young ones educated and smart about fire safety.  

WHAT WOULD A NEW LEARNING SPACE PROVIDE?   NEW LEARNING SPACES PROVIDE HANDICAPPED ACCESS: · Provide ADA-compliant signage, electric water coolers, toilets, sinks, urinals, toilet partitions and toilet accessories to facilitate the

WHAT WOULD A NEW LEARNING SPACE PROVIDE?   NEW LEARNING SPACES PROVIDE IMPROVED SECURITY: Security system upgrades consisting of motion detectors and cameras Door contacts at exterior doors to monitor in and out Computer controlled door access

At the Regional Conference, Waynesville Elementary School Principal Tammy Burchfield, and Superintendent Pat Dubbs received the official plaque for being honored as a National Blue Ribbon School.

Congratulations to the entire building as they celebrate this enormous accomplishment!!! The entire community is extremely proud!!

WHAT WOULD A NEW LEARNING SPACE PROVIDE?   NEW LEARNING SPACES SHOULD BE: Handicap accessible Comfortable Allow different seating patterns and configurations Multipurpose spaces Bright spaces Temperature controlled Technology