Congratulations to our "Annie" leads who were cast in the spring musical, Rylee Williamson, Aden Carter, Ava Rich , Sophia Repka, Justin Kigar, Hadyn Bradstock and Stella Strong. Thirty-nine actors will take the stage this spring. Break a leg!
The high school girls basketball teams lost games at Genoa - the varsity lost, 46-45, as Keslsey Kaylor scored 14 points, Kara Schneider 12, Ariana Florio 10, and Cameran Quisno nine. The JV lost, 27-17, as Keira Travis scored five points.
The middle school boys basketball teams opened the season at Lakota with the 7th grade losing 49-7 as Kielyr Overly and Jack Avers each scored 3 points. The 8th grade won, 36-25, as Ish Nagy scored 18 points.
The middle school girls basketball teams opened their season at home against Lakota. The seventh grade lost, 27-16, as Myra Huss scored six points. The eighth grade won, 25-2, in two quarters as Lacey Lipstraw, Karli Heins and Payton Whitcum each scored six points.
Our senior cheer captains, Amber Conner and Averie Converse, recently returned from Florida, where they performed at a holiday parade at Disney’s Magic Kingdom for Varsity’s Spirit Spectacular! They earned this opportunity at UCA Cheer Camp this last summer. They represented Ohio amongst cheerleaders from across the country! Way to go, girls! ❤️💚
The varsity girls basketball team opned its season at home this evening against Port Clinton and lost a 51-44 decision. Kara Schneider scored 12 points and Madi Hammer added 10 points. Seven different players scored for Woodmore.
The JV girls basketball team opened the season at home against Port Clinton this evening and lost a close 28-26 decision. Anastasia Pietrowski led the Wildcats with nine points and Keira Travis added eight points.
Thank you to all of the current and former Woodmore students and parents who volunteered to help serve meals yesterday at the free Thanksgiving meal at the high school!
Woodmore senior Azure Travis is joined by her father, Ryan Travis, and Katie Carter; and her mother, Ashley Slates and Kevin Slates as she signs with Marshall University to continue her education and run on the track and field team. Congratulations, Azure.
As part of their programs and International Education Week, our 2 exchange students presented to the American History classes on Friday, November 17. Malina Streich is from Poland and Meika Menniger is from Germany. They shared with the students the geography and culture of their countries. It was very informative, and we thank them for sharing!
Mrs. Sander's and Ms. Muir's second grade classes got together for a lesson from Mrs. Ramlow on including others even when they are different from you! We watched a TED Talk by 10 year old Cole Blakeway called "We Are All Different-and that's Awesome!" followed by an activity where the students were paired up with the goal of getting to know someone new who might be different (and the same!) in many ways.
Congratulations to Miss Gerber's November Elementary Musicians of the Month!
Woodmore Spanish Club and Honors Spanish students traveled to the Sofia Quintero Art and Cultural Center in Toledo for an immersive experience in Latino culture. After viewing honorary altars made by local residents for Day of the Dead, students made their own lunch (only 2 bandaids needed!) and created masks based on La Catrina. Although there were some tears (cutting onions will do that!), everyone enjoyed their experience!
Woodmore senior Caydie Buchanan is joined by her parents, Jennifer and Chris, and her sister, Courtney, as she signed to attend Tiffin University and continue her academic and soccer careers. Congratulations, Caydie.
"Annie" auditions will be held on Sunday, November 19 at the k-8 cafetorium. HS students need to be there from 2-4 and grades 6-8 will audition from 4-4:45. Questions may be directed to Marcia Busdeker at 419-559-3514.
Senior Emma Hammer is joined by her parents, April amd Matt, and her sister, Madi, as she signs with the University of Findlay to continue her education and run for the Oilers. Congratulations to Emma and her family.
Attention parents and guardians of Seniors!
Yearbook ads to highlight your Senior are now available for purchase! For $35, you can write a message and include up to 3 photos. This will be on a quarter of a page in the yearbook. If you'd like to purchase, please contact our yearbook advisor, Sydney Sobieralski at ssobieralski@woodmoreschools.com.
Our 6th graders are reading The Hunger Games in their English class and ran their own reaping yesterday. The tributes will serve as representatives of the tributes in the book so that they can keep track of which district tributes have been eliminated and which are still in the running as the book continues. Students were asked to dress nicely, just like the characters in the book. Some of our staff even joined in! May the odds be ever in your favor!
On Tuesday Nov 14 the high school teachers were hard at work during their third data day of the year. The teachers worked on a Classroom Teaching Matrix and worked with the Assessment Authoring Tool from the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce.
Our high school put on an amazing program to recognize our local veterans! After serving lunch, students lined the halls to welcome the veterans into the gym. There was a performance by the choir, the jazz band, and a great speech from Retired Master Chief Chris Chisholm.
Thank you for your service!
