Thanks to all of our amazing volunteers and partners for supporting our students throughout the school year, especially at our field day today where our students made lots of fun memories!
3rd grade students showed their entrepreneurial spirit during 'market day' where they designed, produced, advertised, and sold their products!
Our 4th grade students learned all about famous Ohioans and then portrayed them during a special 'wax' museum presentation!
5th grade students toured city facilities to learn how all of these agencies work to serve our community and then enjoyed lunch with government employees and leaders from our city!
Congratulations to 1st Grade Teacher, Mrs. PJ Bush, who was recently awarded the Project Excellence in Teaching Award during a special ceremony at Warren County Career Center!
Our 4th & 6th graders entertained students, staff, and parents with their original performances today communicating all they learned through the MUSE Artist in Residency program! Phenomenal performances - bravo!
Our 4th & 6th grade students and teachers working with our MUSE Artist in Residence, Michael Lippert, for their upcoming performances next week!
Dr. Sander and Mrs. Donisi visited with 6th graders to discuss and complete activities that highlight qualities of great leadership. Several 6th grade students have been recognized as demonstrating characteristics of great leaders by their peers and teachers!
Veterans Day is a good time to remember that our freedom isn’t guaranteed. It’s protected by the men and women in our Armed Services. To those who secure our way of life… thank you!
Over 190 pairs of shoes and socks given away! Ohio Reads also gave away free books to our students! Thanks to the event coordinator, Kris Horlacher, all of the volunteers, as well as New Vine Church for their financial support! Another amazing day at Anthony Wayne!
Our 'Fun Run' celebration for an enormously successful outreach project! Over $1,700 raised for St. Judes Children's Research Hospital! Thanks to our students and families for making a difference!
Susan Geisler from Warren County Waste and Water help 6th graders play the role of an epidemiologist by examining clues and then applying investigative methods to trace the source of a contagious disease in 1800s London, England.
A big thank you to Officer Myers and Officer Lacon for overseeing our safety drills today! All of our students practiced lockdown, tornado, and fire drills. We will continue to practice safety drills monthly and the officers gave us a thumbs up!
