Drug-Free Clubs of America M.A.D.E. Rally Big Success!
Today, let's take a moment to congratulate Tara Mess, the M.A.D.E Advisor and Adena school counselor, and the students of Adena for their significant contribution at the M.A.D.E. event that took place earlier today in Chillicothe. Adena sent four buses of students to the event, which brought close to 1,600 kids to Chillicothe's Yoctangee Park, marching to the Ross County Court House for the rally. The M.A.D.E club is an organization that aims to promote a drug-free lifestyle among young people and encourages them to make positive decisions. We are proud of the commitment our Warriors continue to honor as drug-free students!
Adena Local Schools is in need of substitute nurses. Must have RN, LPN, or Medical Assistant license. Send resumes to Pam Givens pam.givens@adenalocalschools.com
Mrs. Smith reports that Loralee's friend hurt her arm at recess and was unable to complete her classwork. Loralee volunteered to help her after she completed her own classwork. Thanks for being helpful and kind Loralee!
Mrs. Smith reports that Mallory was a good friend to another student. Mallory was at the front of the line but when she saw that another student was upset, she let her move to the front of the line to make her feel better. Way to have empathy Mallory!
When a warrior is called, they answer! Look at our NJHS volunteers helping in our community! Incredible future Ross county leaders at work!
Join us in honoring our brave veterans! We are excited to have Captain John Arroyo, U.S. Army (Ret), as our guest speaker for the upcoming Veteran's Day ceremony on November 9th, starting at 8:00 a.m. Captain Arroyo is a California native with a decorated military career and a passion for serving his country. The ceremony will be held in the gymnasium at Adena Local schools and promises to be a moving tribute to all who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. Don't miss this opportunity to pay your respects and show your support.
During October, we celebrate all the possibilities that prevention brings! Together, we’re partners in prevention. Visit: www.samhsa.gov/newsroom/prevention-month #YouthSubstanceUsePreventionMonth #SubstanceMisusePreventionMonth #PreventionMonth
It’s never too early to talk with your children about the risks of marijuana use. Research suggests that one of the most influential factors for children is a strong, open relationship with a parent. Though it may not seem like it, children hear your concerns, and it’s important that you discuss the risks of using marijuana with them. For useful information, please refer to the attached pamphlet.
Today Mrs. Colter's class celebrated Kate, Sam and Coen for reaching 50 PAX tickets. Great job being leaders! Keep up the good work!
"Today was simply amazing! Ms. Wiseman's Hispanic Culture class researched and presented folklore stories around a campfire built right in the classroom! The stories were fascinating, and the atmosphere was perfect. What a unique way to learn about Hispanic culture!
"Shout out to the amazing Adena Local School District staff and parents for bringing the book fair to our students! Your hard work and dedication to promoting literacy is truly inspiring. Thank you for all that you do! 📚🙌
Adena JR/SR High School students and staff are proud to support Cancer Awareness Month by wearing pink and participating in a lively Barbie vs. Ken competition! Let's stand together to raise awareness and support those affected by cancer.
Students in Miss Leedy's Biology class explored genetics by crossing traits from popular celebrities and playing with AI tools to see the traits take form! Peyton Self was voted to have the "prettiest" baby by crossing celebrities Margo Robbie and Ryan Reynolds.
Attention Middle School Parents/Guardians. We are notifying you about a schedule change that will be taking place in our middle school next week. Please refer to the attached letter for more details. The new schedule aims to improve discipline issues and allow students to have a "reset" during the day. Don't worry; it's not a drastic change, and all teachers will continue to teach the same subjects for the same amount of time each day. The new schedules will be distributed to students on Monday, October 30th, and they will have a few minutes to discuss their schedule changes with their teachers before classes switch. Please take a look at the attached letter for more details. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact our team.
Mrs. Smith’s class was introduced to the Legos for Education Tuesday, it is full of STEAM lessons. Mrs. Smith is looking forward to using the Legos in her classroom this year to enrich student learning with science, technology, engineering, arts, and math. Tuesday, they started building an amusement park that will involve coding.
Stay tuned for the final project.
We are less than two weeks away from Family Academic Night for students in preschool through 5th grade. It will be a fun night exploring all things ocean related! Dinner will be served and there are several amazing prizes up for grabs. Stay tuned for sneak peeks of the prizes!
Please RSVP using this link: https://forms.gle/ks9dbfv4FYj3bTX98
Today the fifth grade students went on an adventure around Chillicothe. They started their day with bowling at Shawnee Lanes. Then they headed over to the Majestic Theater to learn more about this area's history. They had their lunches in the park and had a blast on the playground. The fifth grade students ended their day with the Phoenix Fire Department. Our fifth graders were the first school group to see the museum and the volunteers did a wonderful job!
Thank you to the Adena PTO for paying for bowling, and thank you to the parents and staff who helped make this field trip happen!
Adena Elementary is celebrating Red Ribbon Week
Mrs. Bryans is one lucky teacher with Barry and Emmett. They have both been wonderful helpers. They helped deliver mail to the high school office last week. Both walked in the hallway and were very polite to the secretaries in the high school office.
Mrs. Vickers reports that Layla saw a student that was struggling to follow directions and she stepped in to help this student with following directions and doing their work neatly. She was a great example in the classroom and handled the conversation with grace and respectfulness.
