Our food science students did their first cooking lab of the year making pancakes today! One very important lesson for everyone was not to squish the pancake! Reasonably enough, the students thought it reduces cooking time. Now that they know otherwise parents are in for a great breakfast this weekend (for those willing to allow the mess😂). Everyone did a great job!
The OHC announced their final results for the OHC tournament boys golf and all-OHC awards.
The Tigers boys golf team ended their regular season with a record of 10-7, finishing 6th in the OHC. Greyson Horsley and Braydon Thompson were awarded 2nd Team All OHC and Eli Adkins was awarded Honorable Mention All-OHC.
The Lady Tigers golf team wrapped up their recently at WGC for the sectional tournament. The team placed 11 out of 13 teams. Leading the Tigers with her 18-hole personal best, Gigi Estep shot a 115. Kennedy Wallace finished with a 118. The Lady Tigers finished the season with an overall record of 3-6.
Kennedy Wallace received OHC Honorable Mention
Congratulations on great seasons!
The Tiger spirit was strong at the Pink Out in the Village tonight! So many Tigers from youth through high school came to show their support for our local survivors who were recognized at the event! We look forward to continuing the fight for a cure at the Pink Out game with Burg on October 6th!
The rain held off, and seniors and their families enjoyed lunch in the courtyard today! They played games, listened to music, and enjoyed time with each other. The next family lunches are planned for October 4th for sophomores and October 5th for freshmen. We can't wait for spring when we will host our Tiger families again!
The rain held off, and seniors and their families were able to enjoy lunch in the courtyard today! They played games, listened to music, and enjoyed time with each other. The next family lunches are planned for October 4th for sophomores and October 5th for freshmen. We can't wait for spring when we will host our Tiger families again!
The rain held off, and seniors and their families were able to enjoy lunch in the courtyard today! They played games, listened to music, and enjoyed time with each other. The next family lunches are planned for October 4th for sophomores and October 5th for freshmen. We can't wait for spring when we will host our Tiger families again!
Good Morning, Tigers! Flu Season is here and the WL-S CHWP School-Based Health Center is offering flu vaccines at the school. The Student Flu Vaccine Clinic will be Thursday, October 5, from 8AM to 3PM. To schedule an appointment, contact Community Health & Wellness Partners directly, at 937-599-1411.
Thank you!
Kraig Hissong
Events for the remainder of the week! Go Tigers!
If you did not order pictures for your Middle or High School student on picture day, you will still have a chance to order!
For those families who did not order on picture day, you will receive a flyer with a special code to place an order online.
This will arrive when the pictures are delivered this fall. Any previous QR codes are no longer valid. Thank you!
*Picture make up day for grades 6-11 is schedule for 10/17.
Hello Families, This is Kraig Hissong, Superintendent, with an annoucement for the WLSAA. It is time for all athletes to wrap up calendar sales, report your sales on the google link (posted on Schoology), and turn in money to Liz Carter in the Board office by Friday!! People can still buy online, find the WLS athletic association on Facebook, Instagram & use the link posted there. The drawings for over $3,000 in prizes starts Sunday!
Don't forget to join us tomorrow evening for a family friendly event in the Village! There will be a health fair, free hot dogs, chips, fun contests, meet and greet with the football team and cheerleaders, and join the community as we acknowledge our breast cancer survivors in a ceremony at the Village Gazebo. Dinner begins at 6 pm in the firehouse, contests and the Stoners Ice Cream trailer will be on the lawn, followed by the survivor ceremony and walk. See you there!
West Liberty-Salem Families,
Your school-based health center Flu Vaccine Clinic is ready for you!
Thursday, October 5
8AM to 3PM
West Liberty-Salem School-Based Health Center
Schedule an appointment by contacting Community Health & Wellness Partners at: 937-599-1411.
*Parents are preferred but not required to attend. Please reach out to Community Health & Wellness Partners with any questions.
Juniors and their families enjoyed lunch outside today! They played cornhole, spike ball, and enjoyed lunch with family and friends! We are looking forward to senior lunch tomorrow and the opportunity for more great days like this!
The Senior Class is invited to eat lunch with a loved one on Thursday, September 28th, from 12-1 PM at West Liberty-Salem! Weather permitting, we will share lunch outside in the courtyard with music, games, and fun! Family or a special loved one may bring their own lunch and/or lunch for your student, or purchase lunch from the cafeteria.
Juniors and Seniors attended the Champaign County Career Expo at the Champaign County Fairgrounds. The Expo offered students the opportunity to interact with local businesses, military personnel, and educational institutions covering a variety of post graduate options. Students were encouraged to ask questions and take advantage of the sponsors that were of potential interest to them.
ATTENTION TIGER FOOTBALL FANS PLANNING TO TRAVEL TO WEST JEFF FRIDAY:
It’s highly suggested that fans purchase tickets online for the football game Friday night at West Jefferson High School. Their cash gate lines have been really long, with many fans not getting into the game until the middle of the 1st quarter. Use the link below to purchase tickets online.
https://westjeffersonathletics.com/online-box-office/
Also, please note the photo with parking visible in red provided by West Jeff.
The Junior Class is invited to eat lunch with a loved one on Wednesday, September 27th, from 12-1 PM at West Liberty-Salem! Weather permitting, we will share lunch outside in the courtyard with music, games, and fun! Family or a special loved one may bring their own lunch and/or lunch for your student, or purchase lunch from the cafeteria. (Senior lunch to follow on Thursday.)
Families, Mark your calendars for October 11th, and join us for an unforgettable evening with Scott Frank, Internet Safety Expert, as he walks us through current trends, online risks, and tips for empowering adults to help children make healthy and safe online choices. We ask that you please RSVP at the google link provided below.
https://forms.gle/AGuNJHtrdx4cgp7QA
If you are interested in learning more about Frank, follow the YouTube link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D7cp5BIEuA4 or visit his website at www.digitalempowermentproject.com. We hope to see you there!
West Liberty-Salem is partnering with the Village of West Liberty to help Paint the Town Pink, while supporting the Logan County Cancer Society and our local breast cancer survivors. October is Breast Cancer Awareness month, so please join us for a kick off event on Thursday, September 28th. The community and youth are invited to a community picnic where they will be joined by WLS cheerleaders and football players. Enjoy a meal, meet the teams, and celebrate our local survivors. A health fair will be held from 3-7pm, dinner will be served from 6-7:15 in an informal setting at the firehouse with our athletes. Youth programs are encourage to attend, and enjoy contests among peers for a chance to win prizes donated by Marie's Candies! We will serve free hot dogs and chips, and the Stoners Ice Cream trailer will be available to purchase ice cream! At 7:30 our survivors will be recognized at the gazebo with a walk through town to follow to see the Village painted pink as we join the fight for a cure! West Liberty-Salem will host Mechanicsburg on 10/6 for the Pink Out game where local survivors will be recognized in a pregame ceremony. Proceeds collected leading up to and at the events will benefit the Logan County Cancer Society.
West Liberty's peewee cheer teams competed in the OHC peewee cheer competition yesterday at Tiger Stadium. With more than 50 girls on the teams, they did a wonderful job with difficult choreography! The youth football team was there to support them and help with the event. High school cheerleaders also attended to assist. The teams are coached by JV coach Charizma Johnson and Varsity coaches Whitney Strapp and Izzy Wygal. Great job, girls! The future of WLS cheer looks great!
