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The elementary staff had a surprise retirement party for Peggy Becker.  Peggy's family (shown in first photo) showed up to enjoy the celebration!  Peggy made a real difference in the lives of the students she

The sixth grade students had an extraordinary experience this week in participating in community service events. Students visited Ohio Living Quaker Heights for rock painting and BINGO with the residents and also participated in school campus cleanup. The

The Community Celebration Graduation Parade is a memorable one!  This tradition began during the COVID pandemic and was so loved, that it has returned now for the 3rd year.  Mark your calendars now for Friday, May 20th. 

When:  Friday, May 20
Time:  6pm

The last day of school for the 2021-2022 school year will be Friday, May 20th, 2022.   As a reminder, school will dismiss 2 hours early on Friday, May 20th as well. We're proud of the year that we've had and wish you all a happy summer

Click here for website Phone: (513) 897- 4826   TEEN SERVICES:  (students entering 6 - 12 grade) Friday, May 20:School’s Out for Summer Party: 6 – 8pm. Celebrate the beginning of summer with games, food, fun, and friends

Contact:  Coach Morell, Coach King

Due to a road closure on Lytle 5 Points, May 18th-20th, BUS #19 will be running OFF SCHEDULE.  High School/Middle School and Elementary will be impacted. Morning pickups at the Villages of Winding Creek should be on time or a few minutes late.  The

Dr. Arbernathy visited Mrs. Janusik and Mrs. Gaver’s first grade classroom this week! The first graders are learning about different animal groups. They had fun learning about a job that you can do with animals. The students got to dress up like a

Wayne Local School District would like to recognize the hard-working members of our Waynesville Police Department and their predecessors, as well as our local School Resource Officer, Officer Mermann.  We appreciate your dedication and commitment to

Thank you very much to the community, athletes, coaches, and parent volunteers for another successful Athletic Mulch Sale Fundraiser! 

Waynesville Elementary was proud and excited to resume the district’s annual Science Fair. This year, Waynesville’s 6th grade students took the helm and the stage to show off their science expertise and ingenuity. Wayne Local Schools would like to

Thank you to Mr. Rickey, Mr. Rickey’s Science Assembly, and Waynesville Elementary PTO for bringing the wonderful world of science to life, right here in our cafeteria.  Waynesville Elementary students were dazzled and amazed by the different experiments, explosions and wonder of his presentation.