Our kindergartners took an educational tour of Leed’s Farm yesterday! They fed animals, played on farm equipment and took a hayride to the pumpkin patch where they selected pumpkins and gourds to take home! It was a fun day!
Tournament Ticket information!
For all post season OHSAA tournament contests, go to www.ohsaa.org/tickets. Select the sport at the bottom, search West Liberty Salem, then select the event to which you desire to purchase the tickets. Please ensure you have the correct game and date. Then purchase the ticket. No cash will be taken at the gates for any OHSAA tournaments. You can show your digital ticket (on your phone or tablet), or a printed ticket at the gate for entry into the contest.
The high school counseling office is gearing up for another year of educating our students with monthly topics that will set our students up for a successful year. September’s theme was ‘Testing 101’. This topic advises students about the grade appropriate state and standardized tests they will take this year. Mrs. Smith provided handouts with important test dates, what to expect, and how to prepare. Tests like the ACT, PSAT, and the ASVAB were specifically discussed so that students had the opportunity to ask questions and discuss concerns about test taking. Links to those handouts are located on our website, click ‘Documents’, and scroll. to the bottom of the page. In October, Mrs. Smith will discuss graduation, seals, and plans.
Important upcoming dates:
10/25 PSAT, Juniors; sign up in the Counseling Office
11/22 Sophomore experience day at Hi-Point
11/22 ASVAB all juniors
12/5-9 State Test retakes
Tis the season for......APPLES! Mrs. Blair’s STEM class put their engineering skills to the test creating an apple bobber! They were given a specific list of supplies they could use to create their bobber that would retrieve apples from a bucket of water. The student team who created the most effective bobber and retrieved the most apples from the bucket won! The winning team was Lucas Piacentino and Iris Meister! Great work!
Mrs. Stayrook’s first graders are learning all about apples! During their investigation, they made several observations and discoveries including color, shape, and size (by measuring how tall and around). They completed their ‘Investigation Apple’ packets with all of the information they learned! Keep up the great work, first graders!
Juniors enjoyed lunch with their families today! After lunch, they played basketball, corn hole, and spent time catching up with other guests. Sophomores will host their families on Monday, October 17th at 12:05.
West Liberty-Salem is still seeking custodian applicants to fill an immediate need. Apply today!
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Hello Families, This is Kraig Hissong, Superintendent, with information about Free sports physicals that Community Health and Wellness Partners (CHWP) are offering on October 17th, 18th and 19th. The free sports physicals are for WINTER SPORTS ONLY. The physicals will be offered from 8-12 in the school clinic. PAPERWORK HAS TO BE FILLED OUT PRIOR TO APPT OR THEY WILL NOT BE SEEN. Paperwork can be picked up outside the main office or in the nurse’s office. Here is the link to sign up for an appointment: https://signup.com/go/fyMkEnO Thank you and have a great evening.
Varsity boys soccer on Thursday evening, at Urbana, is cancelled.
Three West Liberty-Salem students performed in Ronald Dahl’s Matilda this weekend at the John Legend Theatre. Alexa Beard and Loretta Moxley played the part of school girls and Jessa Beard was Lavender, Matilda’s best friend!
Seniors invited their parents, family, or other loved ones to lunch on Monday for a full hour of sunshine, laughs and fellowship! It was a beautiful day to enjoy the first annual lunch with family. We are excited to welcome our junior parents on Wednesday from 12:05-1:08 PM.
West Liberty-Salem high school is working with Mechanicsburg HS and Triad HS to raise money for the Blessing Bag Program. All money that WL-S raised will stay right here in our own community.
This week and next week, the HS will be holding a Five Drive. Students and staff may donate a $5 bill (or larger bill) to go towards the Blessing Bag Program. Donations will be collected in each HS homeroom. At the end of the week, the homeroom with the largest donation per student will win. The winning homeroom may choose between a pizza party or a dessert party!
We will have a winner for the week of October 10-14 and a winner for the week of October 17-20!
All OHSAA Tournaments will follow the below ticketing procedures:
You can access the tickets for your respective tournament games/matches by using the link below. Sectional, District, and Regional tournaments will NOT include a Pre-Sale ticket price and a Game Day ticket price this year.
Once the website opens, find the sport, and follow the online guidance.
Admission for all sectional and district tournaments are:
$6 – Students (6 years old +)
$8 – Adults
Children under the age of five (5) are provided complimentary admission
Tickets will ONLY be available for purchase online; no hard copy tickets will be sold at the gate. Spectators can purchase the online tickets when they arrive. QR code will be available near the gate.
Visit www.ohsaa.org/tickets or scan the QR code attached for ticket information. This post will recur as the post season schedule is determined.
Week at a glance! Go Tigers!
The high school show choir, Sound Check, will host their fall Show Case on November 11th & 12th, with three opportunities to watch them perform. Practices began over the summer, followed early morning practices this fall. They performed at both the Labor Day Festival and Heaven’s Dew Fall Festival, and currently, they are raising money for their program every Friday at school selling hot chocolate, coffee and donuts! Sound Check, directed by Mr. Jakob Schaufelberger, is pictured performing at Heaven’s Dew, Emma Kauffman and Alaina Irving selling their sweet treats, and artwork for their fundraiser by Isla Kerns. Keep up the great work, Sound Check!
West Liberty-Salem High School kicked off their first Fun Friday of the year! Once a month, the student body, teachers and administrators come together to enjoy some type of friendly competition, morale boosting, and fun! On Friday, students and educators signed up to play charades. It’s safe to say that Mr. Wolfe’s famous air guitar was the clear winner!
Congratulations to this week’s Educator of the Week, Mr. Morgan Sullivan!
West Liberty-Salem recognized all of our fall senior athletes, band, auxiliary and their families last evening. The evening’s theme was Pink Out in observance of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Erika Berry was recognized as a survivor during the evening’s events. Kim Long, varsity cheer coach, was also recognized as she coached the West Liberty-Salem football cheerleaders in her last home football game. It was a great evening! Go Tigers!
Pictured: Ryan, Hailey and Erika Berry, Shane, Abbie and Kim Long. Photo credit: John Coffman
The high school boys cross country team made an early morning trip to Coldwater to cheer on the middle school boys and girls today. The middle school boys took 1st place while the girls finished second. Thanks Coach Louden and team for supporting our young athletes!
We began our senior night festivities with a senior pep rally this afternoon where our senior fall athletes and band members were recognized! Tonight, senior athletes will be recognized on the field beginning at 6:15. The theme is Pink Out. Wear pink to support Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the Logan County Cancer Society, and the West Liberty-Salem student section. Go Tigers!
