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
5 days ago, Meg Stevens
teen leadership group
You're invited!
6 days ago, Meg Stevens
concert info
Our 4th grade music program
7 days ago, Meg Stevens
music program info
We are 3 weeks away from our 2nd Annual TRACK OR TREAT event! #WeR
13 days ago, Meg Stevens
Track or treat info
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
17 days 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
17 days ago, Meg Stevens
Safety post
From the meteorological department! After school yesterday into the early evening, the school weather station received about 2" of rain. Total rainfall for the day was approximately 2.35". The grass should take off now around the athletic complexes that were recently seeded. Hopefully there was not too much runoff in those areas. For a detailed look around the area for precipitation amounts go to this website - as we move through the early morning hours more reports will be submitted to this page. https://maps.cocorahs.org/?maptype=precip&datetype=daily&date=9%2F25%2F2024¢er=41.245633,-82.4535998 We are always interested in weather related photos, especially from the event like we had last night, specifically in regard to tornadic activity to the southwest of the school. Please share your photos in the comments section over on our Facebook page. SIDENOTE - the maximum wind speed here at the school, according to our weather station, was only 25 mph. Surprising, considering the events that happened near the school campus. #WeR
27 days ago, Meg Stevens
Meteorologist sign
National Unity Day!
28 days ago, Meg Stevens
National Unity Day information
We invite you to a special Breast Cancer Awareness Game in honor of our beloved community member, Kelly Hammond, who is bravely battling breast cancer. Let’s come together to support Kelly and raise awareness for a cause that affects so many. All proceeds from the game will be donated to the Mammography Department at Fisher Titus, supporting early detection and treatment services for women in our area. 💗 How You Can Help: Attend the game and cheer on your team! Purchase concessions and participate in raffles—every bit helps. Wear PINK to show your support for breast cancer awareness and Kelly! Or purchase a tshirts at Spencers https://www.spencerscustomapparel.com/wrvolleyforthecure/shop/home Let’s fill the stands, celebrate community, and fight breast cancer together. 💪 #TeamKelly #BreastCancerAwareness #SupportMammography #CommunityStrong
about 1 month ago, Meg Stevens
Bear Cancer Awareness Volleyball game info
Homecoming 2024 information
about 1 month ago, Meg Stevens
HOCO information
Help us earn cash for our high school! #WeR
about 1 month ago, Meg Stevens
fundraiser info
Spirit Week is 9/9/24 - 9/13/24! Here are the special days for the MS/HS and elementary. The days are different, make sure you are following the correct days. #WeR
about 2 months ago, Meg Stevens
Spirit week info
Spirit week info
WR Mini Cheer Clinic! Forms are coming home today. *Registration must be returned by 4:00pm on September 20, 2024
about 2 months ago, Meg Stevens
cheer clinic info
cheer clinic info
cheer clinic info
Looking for part-time work? Western Reserve Schools still has substitute positions available in teaching, custodial, and bus driving. If you are interested, please contact Chris Sheldon at csheldon@western-reserve.org or 419-660-8508 ext. 2606 #WeR
about 2 months ago, Meg Stevens
application information
Our phone lines are down at this time. If you need to contact our HS/MS, email bboose@western-reserve.org. For our elementary, email mmullins@western-reserve.org. We will let you know when they are working again.
about 2 months ago, Meg Stevens
WR emblem
Open House! 8/22/24 There will be a food truck and two food stands available beginning at 5:00pm. We can’t wait to see everyone this Thursday! #WeR
2 months ago, Meg Stevens
Open House info
Here is Mrs. Solomon’s elementary newsletter, it was sent to your email earlier today. #WeR
2 months ago, Meg Stevens
elementary newsletter
elementary newsletter
elementary newsletter
Elementary School Supply lists
3 months ago, Meg Stevens
school supply lists
school supply lists
school supply lists
Join our Roughrider team! #WeR
3 months ago, Meg Stevens
job opening information
job opening information
job opening information
job opening information
job opening information
Join us for the grand opening of Fisher-Titus track at Western Reserve! The ribbon cutting ceremony will take place at 4:30pm with Dr. Brent Burkey from Fisher-Titus, the Western Reserve stadium committee members, Western Reserve staff, and Western Reserve enthusiasts (you!). At 6:00pm we will have a fun run/walk for all. 🏃🏼‍♀️🏃🏻‍♂️ No registration required. Light refreshments will be provided. #WeR
3 months ago, Meg Stevens
Track ribbon cutting information