This is defintely a late post (sorry!) - but we are no less happy for our 2026 Prom King and Queen, Camdyn Schwartz and Zoey Bauder! Congratulations!!
about 1 month ago, Woodmore Local Schools
Pink background with green script writing on the left that reads "Congratulations to Prom King and Queen Camdyn Schwartz and Zoey Bauder!
Here are the Color Run times for this Friday, May 29th!
about 1 month ago, Woodmore Local Schools
Colorful, tie-dye background with a white circle in the middle. In blue text on the white circle, it says "Color Run May 29th. Approximate Run Times 3rd and 4th Race: 1:45-2:05; Middle School Race: 2:05-2:20; 1st and 2nd Race: 2:20-2:40; Kindergarten Race: 2:45-3:00
The varsity baseball team saw its season end with a 4-3 loss to Seneca East in nine innings in the Div. VI sectional game played at Buckeye Central HS. Seneca East scored three runs in the bottom of the seventh to force extra innings. Woodmore had just four hits in the game.
about 1 month ago, Steve Barr
The varsity baseball tournament game against Seneca East at Buckeye Central HS at 2 p.m. today will be played as scheduled. Tickets are available available online on the OHSAA web site and with cash at the game.
about 1 month ago, Steve Barr
The boys track team finished second in the Div. V district meet at Gibsonburg with 78 points. The 400 relay team and Myles Byrd in the 800 won district titles and Woodmore will have athletes in six other events at the regional meet next week in Fostoria.
about 1 month ago, Steve Barr
The varsity baseball teams tournament game against Seneca East has been re-scheduled for tomorrow (May 24) at 2 p.m. at Buckeye Central H.S. (938 S. Kibler St., New Washington). If you had purchased an online ticket, it will be honored tomorrow.
about 1 month ago, Steve Barr
The varsity baseball tournament game today against Seneca East has been cancelled. Stay tuned for a re-schedule date/time.
about 1 month ago, Steve Barr
The varsithy baseball team's Div. VI sectional game tomorrow at Seneca East is now scheduled for an 11 a.m. start at Buckeye Central H.S. (938 S. Kibler St., New Washington, OH). We will know tomorrow at 8 am if the game is good to go.
about 1 month ago, Steve Barr
The girls track team had two relays and one individual qualify for next week's regional meet after the Div. IV district meet today in Fostoria. The 800 and 1600 relays along with Ariana Florio in the 100 and 200 qualified for next week's meet in Marion.
about 1 month ago, Steve Barr
Congratulations to our Spring Art Show winners! To check out a video with all of the winners as well as see all artwork that was submitted, go to https://www.woodmoreschools.com/o/whs/page/visual-arts

People's Choice Winners:
1st Place: Mason Faunce
2nd Place: Bella Goings
3rd Place: Logan Migliori

Superintendent's Award: Jayda Ollom
Principal's Award: Willow Lewis
about 1 month ago, Woodmore Local Schools

Sixth graders in Miss Dunn’s class have been busy cooking up creativity with their Food Truck Project! Students designed their own food truck businesses and brands, created budgets, built impressive 3D food truck models, and participated in a fun shopping simulation at their classmates’ trucks. This engaging project combined math, creativity, teamwork, and entrepreneurship in a hands-on learning experience. Great work, Wildcats!

about 1 month ago, Woodmore Local Schools
Three students sit on a brown couch with their food trucks in their laps.
Three students sit on a brown couch with their food trucks in their laps.
Four students stand by the door of their classroom holding their food trucks in front of them.
Students are lined up on either side of a row of desks looking at food trucks that are lined up and writing down information.
Students are lined up on either side of a row of desks looking at food trucks that are lined up and writing down information.
A close up shot of some of the food trucks, sitting on a desk with students in the background.
Students are lined up on either side of a row of desks looking at food trucks that are lined up and writing down information.
Students are lined up on either side of a row of desks looking at food trucks that are lined up and writing down information.
Three students stand behind a desk, smiling for the camera. In front of them, on the desk, are their three food trucks.

On May 14th, 2026 our National Honor Society inducted their new members! Congratulations to our newest NHS Wildcats!

*There were a few absences due to softball and baseball, so not all members are pictured!*

about 1 month ago, Woodmore Local Schools
The newest NHS inductees stand behind a table with 5 candles and two bouquets of flowers. On the left is a wooden podium with a "W" etched on the front.
The Senior NHS members stand behind a table with 5 candles and two bouquets of flowers. On the left is a wooden podium with a "W" etched on the front.
All current members of NHS stand behind a table with 5 candles and two bouquets of flowers. On the left is a wooden podium with a "W" etched on the front.
This year's NHS members stand behind a table with 5 candles and two bouquets of flowers. On the left is a wooden podium with a "W" etched on the front.
Next year's NHS members stand behind a table with 5 candles and two bouquets of flowers. On the left is a wooden podium with a "W" etched on the front.
Adyn Smith was second in the pole vault and the 3200 relay was third in the Div. V district meet at Gibsonburg to both advance to next week's regional meet. The Wildcats advanced to Saturday's finals in seven other running events after finishing in the top eight in the prelims.
about 1 month ago, Steve Barr
The varsity baseball team lsot a 9-6 decision at Genoa in their final regular season game. Woodmore used six different pitchers and four differnt players had one hit. Mason McGee had one hit and three RBI. He had a two-run single in the seventh inning,
about 1 month ago, Steve Barr
The varsity softball team lost its Div. VI district semifinal game to Patrick Henry, 10-0, in 5 innings. The Wildcats were held to 4 hits. Olivia Scavio went the distance on the mound. Senior Izzy Helmke had 2 hits, one a double. The Wildcats end the season with an 11-16 mark.
about 1 month ago, Steve Barr
Last week the High School held a "Student Appreciation Week" to celebrate the end of testing. They had a popcorn party, teachers shared some kind words, an ice cream sundae bar and ended the week with duct taping Officer Psota to the wall. That sounds like an amazing week!
about 1 month ago, Woodmore Local Schools
Three students stand at a table in the kitchen, smiling for a picture while scooping ice cream into small bowls.
A student is putting whipped cream onto a sundae while other students walk around behind him.
There is a table with blue and yellow tablecloths in the foreground of the picture with ice cream cups and sundae toppings on it. Students have made a line and are going through past the table making their own sundaes.
Office Psota is taped to a white wall in the gym with duct tape (his feet are standing on a chair). Two students and a teacher assist while Officer Psota has a silly grin on his face.
Students are gathered in the gym, sitting on the floor, waiting for Officer Psota to be duct taped to the wall.
A yellow bulletin board with black and white checked border. The words "Wildcats, you make us proud" is in blue letters across the top. The teachers all wrote encouraging words on colorful thought bubbles and attached them to the board.
Bags of popcorn wait on a table for students. You can see students eating lunch in the background.
Who needs store-bought when you have in-house talent? Huge thanks to Jacob and Gavin for creating this incredible, custom shelving unit for our main office space! They combined different wood types and added amazing personalized details—including "Wildcats" on one side and three WLS icons on the other. We appreciate you both!
about 1 month ago, Woodmore Local Schools
Two students stand on either side of a wooden shelving unit with three shelves. They are standing against a dark blue wall in the high school office.
The HS girls track team had one regional qualifier on the first day of the district meet. The 3200 relay team finished third in 10:09.52 to advance to next week's regional meet in Marion. The relay team was Wren Lewis, Peyton Danmschroder, Addie Lowry, and Willow Lewis.
about 2 months ago, Steve Barr
Summer Electronic Benefit Transfer Program for Children (Summer EBT), also known as SUN Bucks, began in summer 2025 and provides grocery benefits to low-income families with school-aged children when schools are closed for the summer. Summer EBT benefits will either be loaded to a household’s Ohio Direction Card or a benefit card will be sent in the mail in a plain white envelope addressed to each eligible child.

Families will receive a one-time benefit of $120 for each eligible child and can use the money to buy food during the summer at grocery stores, farmers markets, and other authorized retailers.

All children between the ages of 6 to 18 participating in one or more of the following assistance programs (on or after July 1, 2025) will receive Summer EBT automatically with no need to apply:

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
Ohio Works First (OWF)
Medicaid (if income meets USDA Income Eligibility Guidelines for current program year)

Children of any age enrolled in a school participating in the National School Lunch Program that are approved for free or reduced-price meals for school year 2026-2027 will also receive Summer EBT automatically with no need to apply.

More information can be found on our website (with links to this and other programs!)
woodmoreschools.com/page/food-services
about 2 months ago, Woodmore Local Schools
Graphic for Ohio Department of Education and Workforce and the Department of Job and Family Services. The colorful "Sun Bucks" logo is on the right
Heads up Elementary and Middle School parents! Tomorrow is our annual Career Day and our students are encouraged to dress up for their hopeful future career choices! It's going to be a GREAT day!
about 2 months ago, Woodmore Local Schools
Cream colored background with cartoon images of children dressed up for different careers (nurse, doctor, hairstylist, firefighter, repairman, etc.) The text in the middle reads "Dress up tomorrow! Tomorrow, our entire K-8 building is welcoming guests to celebrate the diversity of career paths that are in our community! We are encouraging students to dress up as their hopeful future career choices!