Adena FCCLA needs your help filling spots for our blood drive for January 27th! With the recent weather and cancelations, we have had some challenges reaching out to our regular population!
Feel free to email Ms. Hampton at christina.hampton@adenalocalschools.com to get scheduled right away! We are excited to save lives, get scholarships, and get you a $15.00 E- gift cards. SIGN UP ASAP!!
TIME CHANGE NOTICE:
Tomorrow’s Junior High girls basketball games against Unioto will begin at 5 o’clock with two quarters of seventh grade followed by a full eighth grade. The boys games at Unioto will be a normal 5:30 start time.
Thank you,
Paul Thomas, Athletic Director
Adena Local Schools will be closed tomorrow Wednesday January 22 because of predicted cold temperatures and wind chill. Please stay tuned for information about activities and athletic events.
Families with Little Warriors, we want to connect with you! On Saturday, February 1st at 6:30pm, a link will become available for you to show your interest in Adena Elementary Preschool for the 2025-2026 school year. We will gather basic information such as name, date of birth, address, and which classroom options you're considering. We will not need documentation like birth certificates and shot records at this time. Set an alarm, we want to hear from you!
Please see the following on Adena Athletics:
Tonight's basketball game @ Huntington has been CANCELLED. It is rescheduled for January 28th. All other athletic events are on as scheduled at this time. We will Post updates if/when they are available!
It’s time for Adena’s annual middle school spelling bee!
Family members can attend and should park and enter in front, signing in at the MS/HS office. Spellers were given a study list and will receive an email with a digital copy, too. Contestants can get the free WORD CLUB app to help them study on a phone or tablet.
Our bee winners will advance to the Ross County Bee held Thursday, February 20th. We will transport spellers to the Ross Pike Educational Service Center and treat them to lunch!
Adena Local Schools will be closed tomorrow Tuesday January 21st because of predicted low temperature and wind chill.
Jax did a great job transitioning back to class/school after a very long break! He went right back to routines and rules without hesitation! Gracie has shown that she is committed to doing her best in her commitment to her school work and extracurricular activities. She manages her schedule very well, knowing where she needs to be and when, as well as being prepared with her materials. She is a great role model for her peers. Blakely has been extremely helpful in the classroom, offering to help with any task including watering plants, organizing books, and more. She has been a great role model for other students with her willingness to step in and show pride for her learning environment.
❄️✨ What a “SNOW-tastic” adventure! Yesterday, our high school students had the opportunity to enjoy an incredible snow tubing trip as a well-deserved reward for their efforts. 🛷👏
A village-sized THANK YOU to Halm Investment Services; this opportunity would not have been possible without your incredible generosity! We would also like to thank Uhrig Financial, Adena FCCLA, Mrs. Shiplett, Mr. Rann, Mrs. Cormany, Ms. Leedy, Mr. Mathis, Mrs. Gleason, Mr. Beery and Mr. Smith for supporting this adventure! Your kindness brought smiles, laughter, and unforgettable memories to these students. Thank you for making a difference! 💙
Please see the attached supplemental posting!
Kinsley is a great PAX leader! She shows PRIDE in the hallways by picking up trash on the way to the buses. Corbin is a great PAX leader. He is always ready to help anyone in the classroom.
At the end of class, Kameron praised other classmates for working hard. His sportsmanship is admirable.
The maturity and growth Mallory has showed over the last several years is off the charts. Mallory is kind to her friends at lunch and always shows PAX behaviors in the cafeteria. I hope she always loves school as much as she does now!
Daxton behaves with BLUE behavior daily! He is respectful, hardworking, and committed to learning. Quinton is working hard to focus and show BLUE behavior in class. Mia has BLUE behavior in school daily. She is kind to all students, works hard, and models good choices. Lizzy is a model student. She comes to class with a happy heart and a positive attitude. She works hard and is friendly to all of her classmates.
Ariel is always cheerful and focused on her work. She always does everything asked of her and more. She is showing improvements every week and is always eager to learn. Way to be committed Ariel!
Emma is a ray of sunshine in the mornings and greets every student that arrives in the classroom. She helps friends find their seats and gets their chairs down for them. In the gym, Emma finds her spot quickly and listens to directions. She participates in all activities and cheers on her friends.
Hank ALWAYS shows Pax while lining up/walking to recess after lunch. By demonstrating being quiet and respectful in the hallways it is clear that he is a great role model for his fellow classmates!
Harley always participates and does her best work in class. She is very kind to her classmates and teachers.
Kylar was wrote up by two separate people. The first one stated Kylar always follows directions and participates in class. She is very polite and kind to her teachers and peers. The second one Kylar, Helanna, and Serenity were praised for when another student wanted to do an activity but said she gets embarrassed easily, they welcomed her to join them and practiced teaching her the skills they knew. They had a plan to keep showing her at recess when they ran out of class time.
Good afternoon Warrior Nation!
As some have already seen, we have new signs to control the flow of traffic in our back parking lot before and after school during drop off. These signs are to encourage the flow of traffic to go around the parking lot instead of all rows throughout the parking lot. This allows for the flow of traffic to move steadily and helps our buses to enter and exit their parking lot.
We also want to remind all of our parents that parking along the curb in the back is prohibited. This is due to the fact that it is a fire lane, and it is the location where some of our students with special pick up needs are picked up. We ask that parents find an open parking spot in the lot by accessing the back entrances to the parking lanes. We thank you for your help in ensuring a safe drop off and pick up procedure for all of our young Warriors!
