This is a reminder of the Christmas Jubilee and the current food drive in our community.
We would like to share a message from Melissa Brown: On behalf of Acacia of Hope, I want to extend our deepest gratitude to Mrs. Romer’s World Cultures and Food class for their incredible generosity and dedication. Through their hard work and compassion, they raised over $650 to provide 17 families in Kenya with clean water for the next ten years. This is an amazing accomplishment that will have a lasting impact on the lives of so many people. Thanks to their efforts, these families will no longer have to worry about unsafe drinking water, and their health and well-being will be significantly improved.
Each year before Thanksgiving our cafeteria staff prepares a Thanksgiving Meal for all of our students. The kids love the meal, the decorations, and the food is outstanding. I want to thank our food service department for their hard work. It was special day for our kids and it was fun to see them enjoy the festivities!
Congratulations to Addison Fisher as she signs to play softball at Purdue University Fort Wayne. She was voted softball player of the year in 2024 and 1st team All-WBL. She will play softball for the Mastodons and work towards a degree as a veterinarian.
The Octagon Club is again sponsoring Coats for Kids!
WMS: On Wednesday, November 6 the middle school will be practicing a safety drill at approximately 1:30 PM. This drill will involve law enforcement and you may see students outside during the practice. In addition, our first responders may be in or near the school building. We want you to be aware so you are not alarmed.
Please take a few minutes to read over some of the great things that have happened during our first 47 days of school.
https://wapak.edurooms.com/engage/wapakoneta-city-schools/newsletters/october-25-newsletter
Wapakoneta High School FAFSA meeting information.
WHS Students have been enjoying turning in their behavior tickets to receive prizes. Addison Smith used her tickets to enter into our quarterly drawing and won a pair of Beats headphones. Rylen Eckert won a $25 Amazon Gift card from our first quarter perfect attendance drawing. Congratulations to all of our students receiving tickets as they continue to #bebetter.
Football tickets for Friday's game are available online at https://www.ohsaa.org/tickets, or you can purchase them at the gate. Prices are $11 for adults and $5 for students. The Redskins will be taking on Franklin at 7 PM in the first round playoff game.
The group from Wapakoneta City Schools had a great time at the parade last night! Thank you to everyone who came out to take part, and also to the other school groups that supported the event. It was a lot of fun! Go Redskins!
ATTENTION: HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS AND FAMILIES - THE ANNUAL WEA CANNED FOOD DRIVE WILL BE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30TH .
STUDENTS: BRING IN NON-PERISHABLE FOOD ITEMS. STAFF: BRING IN 5 CANNED GOODS OR A $5 DONATION. ALL ITEMS WILL BE DONATED TO GOD'S STOREHOUSE TO HELP LOCAL FAMILIES IN NEED. Don't forget to wear your comfy sweats, sweatshirts, hats or pajamas on this date!
Parents,
This is a reminder that we have a 2 hour delay tomorrow, October 23 for professional development.
It was an outstanding performance by our marching band last night! So proud of our kids and our band directors. A lot of hard work has been put in over the last few months. Thank you senior band members for your dedication! Also, thank you to our student section for cheering on your classmates. #bebetter #showup
The girls’ soccer team won last night, and they are sectional champs! They will play the first game of districts on Wednesday, October 23rd at 5pm against Shawnee at Elida’s Soccer Complex. Go Redskins!
Geology students went to the Mercer County Library to tour the Langsdon Rock and Mineral collection, which is one of the best in Northwest Ohio. Students not only got to see the collection but were given a presentation from Marie Zehringer on different types of rocks and minerals as well as their uses and importance in our everyday lives.
Great win for the Redskin volleyball team last night! It was fun to see them persevere and win the match in five sets. Good luck next week! #showup
Tegan Frimering was honored as a captain at the BGSU football game this past weekend. Her helmet design was chosen by the University and worn by the defense during the game. This was a huge honor for Tegan, the Friemerings, and we are proud to see her represent our school system!
The district will be operating on a two hour delay on Wednesday, October 23 for professional development.
This is a cool picture that was shared with me from a recent junior high football game.
