Reminder: No school today, Monday, December 2, 2024.
5 months ago, Meg Stevens
calendar
Due to areas of dense fog, there will be a 2 hour delay today, Wednesday, November 20th.
5 months ago, Meg Stevens
delay info
Good morning. Today, November 20, 2024, Western Reserve Locals School will be on a 2-hour delay due to dense fog. Go Riders!
5 months ago, Will Snyder
Our next School Board meeting is Wednesday, November 20, 2024 at 6:00pm in the HS Library. Here's the link to the meeting agenda: https://go.boarddocs.com/oh/wresloh/Board.nsf/goto?open&id=DA5NFQ5FC00A
5 months ago, Meg Stevens
board meeting sign
Western Reserve Elementary Food Drive
6 months ago, Meg Stevens
food drive info
Twenty-eight juniors went to Finance 101 put on by Firelands Federal Credit Union to help them understand “The Game of Life” and how managing your money is an important part of adulthood.
6 months ago, Meg Stevens
money management field trip
money management field trip
money management field trip
money management field trip
money management field trip
money management field trip
WRE Author Spotlight! In Deacon’s free time, he wrote and illustrated a book. He did a great job, it’s a fun read. Way to go, Deacon! #WeR
6 months ago, Meg Stevens
author Spotlight
author Spotlight
Attention 8th grade parents/guardians!
6 months ago, Meg Stevens
DC trip info
See you in a few hours!
6 months ago, Meg Stevens
Track out treat info
Our College and Career Fair is now being held in the MS/HS Auditeria. We hope to see you there! #WeR
6 months ago, Meg Stevens
College andCollege and career fair information
The Western Reserve Varsity Football team will host Seneca East on Friday, 11/1/2024 at 7pm in an OHSAA Division VI Round 1 Playoff Game. Ticket gate will open at 5:30PM Tickets for the event can be purchased online at Ohsaa.org/tickets or use the link below to go directly to our game. https://ohsaa.hometownticketing.com/embed/event/30876 Tickets can also be purchased at the game using cash. We suggest purchasing online to avoid a longer wait at the gate. Ticket prices are: $11.00 for Adult $5.00 for Student No local or conference passes will be accepted at the door. Go Riders! #WeR
6 months ago, Meg Stevens
football game information
Join us and presenter, Rob Drapcho from BGSU - Firelands, to learn more about the financial aid opportunities for students that are pursuing further education beyond high school. While Rob represents BGSU - Firelands, the information presented will be universal for all higher education facilities throughout the United States.
6 months ago, Meg Stevens
financial aid info
College and Career Fair!
6 months ago, Meg Stevens
college and career fair info
Yesterday, our Teen Leadership Corp classes attended a statewide event at Norwalk High School, joining over 500 other TLC students. Throughout the day, they had the opportunity to network with peers from different schools, engage in collaborative discussions about what other TLC classes are doing, and explore a variety of leadership styles. One of the key highlights was a teacher panel, where students gained insights from educators about how Teen Leadership Corp operates in other schools. This event provided our students with new perspectives and ideas that they can bring back to enrich our class. #WeR
6 months ago, Meg Stevens
teen leadership group
You're invited!
6 months ago, Meg Stevens
concert info
Our 4th grade music program
6 months ago, Meg Stevens
music program info
We are 3 weeks away from our 2nd Annual TRACK OR TREAT event! #WeR
7 months ago, Meg Stevens
Track or treat info
Six of our dedicated student-athletes recently attended the Firelands Conference Leadership Seminar, where they had the opportunity to hear from several inspiring speakers. These speakers shared valuable insights on leadership, personal growth, and the importance of fostering a positive team environment. In addition to the motivational talks, the athletes participated in a hands-on activity designed to strengthen both their leadership skills and their ability to collaborate effectively as a team. The exercise emphasized communication, trust, and problem-solving, all essential qualities for success in sports and life.
7 months ago, Meg Stevens
leadership seminar
leadership seminar
leadership seminar
leadership seminar
Elementary students! Our Roughrider Reading Challenges have begun! Your child will bring a reading challenge home every month for six months, October through March. Please follow the instructions on each challenge. If completed, a prize will be given the following month. Let’s read! #WeR
7 months ago, Meg Stevens
reading challenge info
Reading challenge info
October is School Safety Month! To kick it off, we have a special message from our School Resource Officer, Deputy Stocker. My first year as your SRO there were 25 total incidents of students vaping. My second year, last year, the number was at 44. School staff spent approximately 69 hrs. investigating and dealing with vaping incidents. Those hours can be better spent providing security and education. We are dedicated to helping our students with this increasing concern. In the past two years every time a student has been caught with a vape, I have asked them the same questions in the hopes we can identify the cause, then we can develop a solution. I ask, “Are you addicted, is it peer pressure, or do you want to be the cool kid?” Every time it was a resounding “NO” to each of my questions. Over the summer I attended the School Resource Officers Conference, and one of the guest speakers addressed the reasons for children vaping. He suggested that for many of our youth vaping is a coping mechanism. He said that they are using it as a stress reliever for underling issues in their lives, whether it’s the everyday stressors like their next exam, emotional challenges, or possibly deeper mental health issues. He also acknowledged that accessibility and marketing tactics are contributors. Parents need to foster an open dialog about vaping with their kids. They need to discuss the risks of vaping from a health standpoint, and the negative impact it can have on them in the form of discipline and legal ramifications if they vape in school. It helps to set a good example by not vaping yourself, and limit access by not having it in the home. Parents also need to address the reasons behind why their child may be vaping, while encouraging kids to share their thoughts and concerns. If your child makes you aware of any of the listed causes of vaping, please contact us so we can help you steer them toward any available resources. There are programs that provide support for adolescents facing mental health challenges that can be effective in reducing vaping rates. By addressing the root causes of vaping, such as anxiety, emotional issues and peer pressure, these programs can equip young people with healthier coping mechanisms and resilience against substance use. sstocker@western-reserve.org
7 months ago, Meg Stevens
Safety post