STEM Day in the Park VI
Sept. 26
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Two-Hour Early Dismissal
Oct. 2
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End of First Quarter
October 14
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Conference Day - No School
Oct. 30
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Learning today, prepared for tomorrow--Warrior Pride
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Empowering our students to be academically and socially prepared for their futures through the support of excellent teachers and staff, families, and community partners.
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SHARE YOUR WARRIOR PRIDE WITH FRIENDS AND FAMILY!
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Welcome to the Warrior Pride, our enewsletter to share current news and events with our community. Thank you for your support of our Warriors!
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Free STEM Day VI set for Sept. 26!
The wildly popular STEM Day in the Park returns on September 26 with plenty of fun, free STEM-based activities for families. The event is scheduled from 2 - 6 pm in Shullsgate Park.
To save time, please complete the
registration form before arriving. See you there!
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Students receive help with college application process
Twice a week, a representative from Sinclair Community College has been available in the career center to assist juniors and seniors with selecting and applying for college. Students are not required to apply to or attend Sinclair to use these services. It's just one more way we are working to ensure our Warriors are college ready!
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Texting service for scholarship info available
Wayne is offering a new texting service for college-bound seniors to help them keep on top of scholarship information. To enroll, text @seniorn to (937) 458-5302.
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Warrior Pride on display during Homecoming parade and game
There was a great turnout of students, parents, friends, and community members for this year's Homecoming Parade, held on September 16. In addition to giving our student athletes, performers, clubs, and schools a chance to shine, the parade showcased our community's tremendous pride in our Warriors and in our great city. We also had a great turnout for our Homecoming game on September 18, in which Wayne beat Troy by 49-7, making the team 4-0 for the season. Go Warriors!
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| The Wayne AFJROTC led the parade. |
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| Highlights from the parade. |
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Presenting Hunter Vaughn and Haliegh Russell, this year's
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne! |
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| The Warriors crushed Troy for this year's Homecoming game. |
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Wayne joins with city, armed forces to commemorate 9/11
During the September 11 football game, the Wayne Warriors commemorated 9/11 with a special and solemn ceremony. While the Warrior Band and Warriorettes performed the National Anthem, the Huber Heights Fire and Police Departments, Huber Heights Armed Forces recruiters and Wayne AFJROTC presented a 40 x 80 foot flag borrowed from Camping World of Columbus.
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Parent ProgressBook Night helps parents access student information
Last week, Weisenborn held a "Parent ProgressBook Night" for families who do not have access to the Internet or who are having trouble accessing the information. The district uses ProgressBook to
provide parents with attendance, schedule, grade, and report card data for each of their children. The school plans on hosting these meetings quarterly to ensure parents stay up to date on their child's progress.
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What's the word? Follow Weisenborn on Twitter!
Stay current on news and Warrior Pride activities at Weisenborn by following the school on Twitter at
https://twitter.com/@WJHWPride.
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Valley Forge students remember 9/11
On September 11, Valley Forge Elementary students commemorated Patriots' Day with patriotic displays and by recognizing those who give back to the Valley Forge community. The GEMS Club presented colors and recited the Pledge of Allegiance. School Resource Officer Nick Lambert of the Huber Heights Police Department swore in the new safety patrol and gave a short speech about service and the many Americans who have served as AAA Safety Patrol members. Principal Sussman also presented Huber Heights Police Department Sgt. Chuck Taylor with a Valley Forge Patriot Coin for his service to our community.
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Valley Forge celebrates Grandparents Day
On September 10, Valley Forge celebrated Goodies with Grandparents, inviting students' grandparents in for snacks and a lively time with their grandchildren. Our very own
Coach Minton and
Mrs. Minton were among the guests! Students and their special guests had an awesome time.
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Charles H. Huber Elementary
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Charles Huber featured by the AAA Safety Patrol
To recognize the AAA Safety Patrol's 95th anniversary, the national safety organization chose Charles Huber Elementary as a feature school! The school was selected for its strong safety patrol presence. This year, there are 27 sixth grade safety patrol members and two flag patrol members. The adviser is
Mrs. Dokes.
During the anniversary event, the school's safety patrol members convened around the flagpole, where they raised the American flag and, for the first time, the AAA Safety Patrol flag. Students recited the Pledge of Allegiance and the Safety Patrol Pledge and were presented with Safety Patrol hats from AAA.
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Monticello students develop science, tech skills while building an energy bike
This past summer, four sixth grade girls earned a coveted spot at the AEGIS (Activating & Energizing Girls in Science) Program conference. The students, along with teacher Mr. Berry, spent three days gaining confidence in science and technology as they built an energy bike from scratch. The students were trained to be student leaders, developed their own lesson plan to share with their peers, and completely wired and troubleshot the bike and its circuit board. They will use the bike this year to demonstrate how electricity is produced and used.
The students also toured the DP&L headquarters and participated in a meet and greet with women engineers at DP&L. From building STEM skills to gaining leadership experience, this was a great experience for the students!
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Uncle Sam pays a visit to Monticello for Constitution Day
Students at Monticello Elementary were treated to a special visit from Uncle Sam on Constitution Day, September 17. Principal Doll dressed as Uncle Sam and spent time in each classroom as students learned about Constitution Day. Schools across the country celebrate this day as the anniversary of the signing of our constitution. People who have become United States citizens are honored on this day as well. Uncle Sam's visit to classrooms added extra excitement as students learned about Constitution Day and its significance to our country.
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Students treated to red carpet welcome on first day
Rushmore staff celebrated a brand new school year with a Red Carpet Welcome for students! Students were invited to "walk the red carpet" to celebrate the super stars that they are as the school kicked of a great new year of learning! A big thank you to the PTO and Rushmore parents who served as paparazzi and snapped photos celebrating our students and the start of a fabulous new school year.
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Wright Brothers Elementary
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Two Wright Brothers students honored at ribbon cutting ceremony for Twin Creeks Park
On September 2, the city of Huber Heights held a ribbon cutting ceremony at Twin Creeks Park to dedicate new playground equipment. Wright Brothers fifth graders Kryssalynn Fairchild and Rachel Spence were instrumental in the project! These two dedicated students attended multiple city council meetings and were the driving force behind securing the grant that paid for the new equipment. They were the guests of honor at the ribbon cutting ceremony.
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