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!
All juniors and seniors will attend the Champaign County Career Expo tomorrow morning. Interested families are invited to attend with their students during the expo's after school hours.
Congratulations to your 2023 Homecoming Queen Brooklyn Wilcoxon and King Carter Titus!
Homecoming Pep Rally!
Homecoming Pep Rally!
75 West Liberty Salem FFA students attended the Farm Science Review field trip on Wednesday. The field trip exposes students to the different components of Agriculture in a hands on field learning environment that translates to classroom learning all year!
Week 3 for the cheer team elementary morning greeting crew! Every week a group of cheerleaders show up early to wish our elementary students a great Friday!
Please enjoy the first elementary GOLD CARD FRIDAY video of the year!
https://youtu.be/gv06qj9tgrc
This group of Tigers headed back to school after tonight's bonfire to prep the halls for tomorrows big Homecoming game! Way to spread the school spirit ladies!
Homecoming court practiced for the ceremony on the field along with the Marching Band today. We are looking forward to kicking off homecoming weekend events tonight at 6:30 with the parade through the Village. The parade will leave Lions Park. Head down Pickrelltown Road, south on Route 68, and back to Lions Park on SR 245. Join us after for a community Bonfire!
Homecoming court practiced for the ceremony on the field along with the Marching Band today. We are looking forward to kicking off homecoming weekend events tonight at 6:30 with the parade through the Village. The parade will leave Lions Park. Head down Pickrelltown Road, south on Route 68, and back to Lions Park on SR 245. Join us after for a community Bonfire!
Mrs. Peterson's 5th graders tried solving their first set of BreakOut boxes in Math class. Students were challenged to find their Super Student skills to solve several math problems that unlocked the codes for our winners. Congratulations to students in 5A, 5C and 5D for successfully breaking out of the challenges!
Peak of Ohio will stream all of the events happening on Friday night – Homecoming ceremony and game on 106.9 and their TV streaming platform.
The game will be video streamed on www.PeakofOhioTV.com and on both 98.3 WPKO’s & 107.3 The Drive’s Facebook pages. It will also be on their YouTube channel (PeakofOhioTV). In addition, the game will be audio streamed on all of 106.9 The Bull’s streaming platforms.
Go Tigers!
Congratulations to our Lady Tiger Golf Seniors on their senior night! The team went 3-6 this season! Go Tigers!
Pictured are Riley Knox, Mia Elliot, Brooklyn Wilcoxon, Bella Meister, and Zoe Kauffman.
Any elementary student interested in both Little Tiger Cheer and Little Twirlers, don't fret! You can sign up for both and our cheerleaders and majorettes will get them to their practices. If you haven't registered for Little Tiger Cheer, you can still send in registrations tomorrow, 9/21.
Our October 6th Varsity home football game against Burg is a big game that requires a lot of extra hands in our concession stand! We will have the Pink Out ceremony for our breast cancer survivors during pregame, Little Tiger Cheer, MS band, and Little Twirlers. If you can spare a few hours to help in the concession stand, it would help us out tremendously and reduce wait times for concessions. Sign up at the link below! Go Tigers!
https://m.signupgenius.com/#!/showSignUp/60b0a49aeac2fa6fc1-20231
8th grade ELA students recently read the short story, 'Fishcheeks,' by Amy Tan. The story is a coming of age, somewhat autobiographical encounter of a young Chinese girl living in America struggling with her identity, cultural differences and heritage. The story, first published in 1987, is commonly used in curriculum to highlight themes of growing up, acceptance of differences, culture, heritage, and family. Students were challenged to use those themes to recreate 'Fishcheeks' in their own world. They created short films to showcase their version of the story, and the creativity was amazing! This lesson highlights the readers ability to relate to the role of a narrator, pick out themes, and apply them to tell a different story. Pictured are students creating their short films, watching them, and credits.
