The Villages of Clarksburg, and Frankfort, Adena Health System, and Adena Local schools will be holding a public meeting to present the Warrior Wellness Center proposal submitted for the for the Appalachian Community Grant on Wednesday, November 15th 5:30 to 6:30 in the Adena Local Schools Auditorium. The partners encourage community members to attend to see architectural renderings of the proposed facility, grant details, and information about partnership with Adena Health Systems.
"What a fantastic performance by our Adena Cross Country runners at the 2023 Cross Country State Championships held on November 4th! Congratulations to Senior Ryan Richendollar for finishing 7th in the Division III Boys with a time of 15:57.12 and to Vanessa Conley for finishing 125th with 1:36.37 in the Division III Girls. Ryan and Vanessa, thank you for giving your Warrior family a season to remember!"
🎉 Exciting News! 🎉
The Adena JR/SR High School Honor Roll for the first nine-week quarter is out! Congratulations to all the students who made it to the list. Your hard work and dedication have paid off. Keep it up and continue to strive for excellence! 🏆👏
This is a friendly reminder from Adena Local Schools that there is no school for students today, Tuesday November 7th for Election Day, and Friday November, 10th for Veteran's Day. Enjoy your day.
Here is a big shoutout to the Adena student body who went to cheer on the Lady Warriors in the Sweet 16! Thanks to a generous donation from a community member, the students received a paid entry ticket and were treated to a tailgate party and a ride on the Spirit Bus. It was amazing to see the community coming together to support the team, and the students showed so much enthusiasm and school spirit.
What a journey it has been with the Lady Warriors! Thank you for an unforgettable experience as we made our way to the 2023 OHSAA Girls Volleyball State Championships. Your hard work and dedication have indeed paid off. You have made us proud to be your fans!
Check out Ms. Madelyn Horsley's 6th-grade science class! They're in the middle of an exciting rock cycle lab where they're using Starburst Candy to model the different stages of the cycle. What a fun and creative way to learn about geology! 🍬🌋
"Just returned from a fantastic trip to the 2023 National FFA Convention with the Southeastern-Ross and Huntington chapters! We had a blast attending the rodeo, participating in FFA leadership workshops, and exploring the career fair. So grateful for this experience and all the new friends we made along the way."
Today, 4th Grade celebrated good behavior with a PBIS activity: STEAM with Sally! Students who had positive behavior for the first nine weeks were invited to participate. Sally Bluck with OSU Extension Office visited the students and led them in an activity where the students got to build robotic bees and create ways for the bees to move around the farms and pollinate the crops. A BIG THANK YOU to Sally Bluck for brining such a cool activity to our students and a BIG THANK YOU to Mrs. Jillian Bluck for making arrangements to bring the 4th graders this opportunity! We appreciate it very much!
If you're coming to Family Academic Night Monday evening, come hungry! From the "submarine" sandwiches down to the "shark-tastic" cupcakes, we're going all in with this theme. We'll even quench your thirst with cups of ocean water. Once you've eaten and visited all the fun activities, we'll be drawing for prizes! Along with the two HP Chromebooks and two pairs of wireless headphones shown Wednesday, we've gathered quite the treasure chest of surprises! Brain teasers, STEM activities, family math & literacy games, as well as two 3D pens with extra filament packs! Don't miss out on the fun!
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Hey everyone, I want to give a shoutout to Adena's teacher, Mr. Wes Smith! He is an amazing teacher who volunteers to give up his lunch to tutor students in math. It's inspiring to see someone who cares so much about their students' success. And a big shoutout to the students willing to be tutored - your dedication to your education is admirable! Thank you, Mr. Smith, for going above and beyond for your students! #AdenaPride #TeachersWhoCare
Mrs. Bush reports that Hudson does a great job everyday being a PAX leader. He works hard and is eager to learn!
Mrs. Vickers reports that Sawyer is a great leader in the classroom and is always doing his best! Sawyer finishes his work in a timely manner and immediately looks for ways to be a helper!
Nevaeh offered to clean up another student's things that was not currently in the classroom. Nevaeh then proceeded to also pack that child up for the day to help her teacher! Way to go, Nevaeh for being a PAX leader and a great friend!
Mrs. Vickers reports that Atlas is always a PAX leader in and out of the classroom. Atlas strives to do his best and encourage his friends to do their best. Atlas is a great leader!
Miss Angel reports that Ella comes in each day ready to go. She is dedicated, cheerful and willing to help any person. Ella represents a Pax Leader to the fullest.
Miss Angel reports that Joelle on the daily is more than willing to go the extra mile. She is always asking to help out in any way she can. Joelle is a Pax Leader.
Have you RSVP'd for Family Academic Night? Each child attending will be entered into the prize drawing! We have two 14" HP Chromebooks to give away, along with two pairs of Belkin wireless headphones in two-shade blue. WOW! We appreciate Adam Halm Investment Services, Southern Ohio Equipment Center, and Hill Family Investments for their support. We wouldn't have these great prizes without them!
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Hey everyone! Hope you had a blast at Adena's JR High Halloween Dance and haunted hallway today! The FCCLA students and Advisor, Ms. Hampton, did an amazing job in making the event a frightfully fun one. I hope you all enjoyed the hauntingly good music, wickedly delicious treats, and bone-chilling scares in the haunted hallway. It was surely the scariest night of the year!
There's an exciting buzz in Mr. Anderson's science class these days, as students are learning to build structures from scratch and then test their strengths. With the guidance of their teacher, students are allowed to design, build, and test their hypotheses in a fun and interactive way.
The process begins with the students brainstorming their ideas and sketching out their designs. Once they have a blueprint, they set to work building their structures using various materials. The students take great care in the construction process, ensuring their structures are sturdy and well-supported.
Once the structures are complete, it's time to put them to the test. The students are excited to see how their creations will hold up under pressure, and they eagerly gather around as the testing begins. Using various tools and techniques, Mr. Anderson and his students measure the strength and durability of the structures, recording the results as they go.
Through this hands-on experience, students are not only learning about the principles of structural engineering, but they are also developing valuable problem-solving skills. They are challenged to think critically, work collaboratively, and persevere through setbacks. It's a great way to bring the science curriculum to life, and it's clear that Mr. Anderson's students are having a blast in the process!
"🌎🚀 Today in our science class, Isaac Bostwick and Nate Freeman had a thrilling experience learning about Earth's rotation and revolution! Not only did they gain knowledge about our planet's movement in space, but they also discovered how to calculate their age on other planets! 🤯🙌 The possibilities of space exploration are endless, and we're thrilled to have such curious minds in our school community! #ScienceRocks #SpaceExploration #NeverStopLearning 🚀🌟"
