The football team is officially in the OHSAA football playoffs for the first time since 2001. The Wildcats (#11 seed) will travel to Sherwood Fairview (#6 seed) on Friday for the game. Tickets will be available at this link: https://www.ohsaa.org/tickets , also at the gate.
over 55 years ago, Steve Barr
The varsity football team all but assured themselves of the first OHSAA playoff appearance since 2001 with a 21-17 win at home over Lakota. Landon Rich rushed for three touchdowns and 307 yards on 42 carries to lead the Wildcats. They will find out Sunday about the playoffs.
over 55 years ago, Steve Barr
Mrs. Curtis' World Contemporary Issues class had a successful food drive for the Woodville and Elmore food pantries! They collected 1,458 goods and distributed them this past week. Way to go Wildcats! #WoodmoreNation
over 55 years ago, Woodmore Local Schools
Students packing up donations into boxes to be transported to food pantries in the classroom
Students packing up donations into boxes to be transported to food pantries in Mrs. Curtis' classroom.
Students packing up donations into the bus to be transported to food pantries.
Students carrying boxes into one of the food pantries
Students posing for a picture inside a food pantry
Students posing with volunteers outside of the Good Samaritan Food Pantry in Woodville.
Student posing with a prize bucket they won for donating items.
Student posing with a prize bucket they won for donating items.
Attention High School parents! If you would like to schedule a conference with one or more of your child's teachers, please contact Mrs. Williamson at mwilliamson@woodmoreschools.com. Conferences will be held on Nov 7th and Nov 14th from 3:00pm - 6:30pm.
5 months ago, Woodmore Local Schools
High School Parent-Teacher Conferences November 7th and 14th from 3:00 - 6:30 pm. If you are interested in scheduling a conference with your student's teacher(s), please email Mrs. Williamson at mwilliamson@woodmoreschools.com. This is written in black on a beige background covered in pencils and apples.
The high school had a clap out for the Marching Band this afternoon and a pep rally for fall sport Seniors! Good luck to our Marching Band when they compete in the State competition on Sunday, Oct 27th at 1:15pm in the Piqua High School Stadium, and good luck to our football team when they compete against Lakota tomorrow for Senior night!
over 55 years ago, Woodmore Local Schools
Band students walking the halls for a clap out!
Band students walking the halls for a clap out!
Band students walking the halls for a clap out!
Band students walking the halls for a clap out!
Band students walking the halls for a clap out!
Cheerleaders performing at the pep rally
Marching band performing at the pep rally
Flag Corps performing at the pep rally
Senior football players getting wrapped in toilet paper for a game (by students they chose)
The winning Senior!
Woodmore High School is proud to announce their Annual Veterans Day Luncheon! The luncheon will take place on Friday, November 8th at 1:00pm with a program to follow at 1:45pm. If you are a veteran in our community and would like to participate, please contact Kristina Curtis at 419-862-2721 ext. 202 or by email at kcurtis@woodmoreschools.com.
over 55 years ago, Woodmore Local Schools
Beige background with the American flag on the left side. The text on the right reads "Woodmore High School Presents Annual Veterans Day Luncheon. A time for our students to honor the men and women who have served our country. Luncheon at 1:00 for Veterans. Program at 1:45pm Friday 8 Novemeber 2024. To RSVP, please call Kristina Curtis at 419-862-2721 ext. 202 or email kcurtis@woodmoreschools.com
On October 10th Woodmore High School AP Biology and CCP Biodiversity classes gathered water quality data in two locations on the Portage River. The first location was at Ory Park in Elmore. Here we gathered data for NASA, Partners for Clean Streams, and TMACOG's Student Watershed Watch. Students will compile and digitally submit their data to each of the organizations websites: TMACOG: https://tmacog.org/water/student-watershed-watch NASA GLOBE: https://vis.globe.gov/GLOBE/ and https://www.globe.gov/web/woodmore-high-school Partners for Clean Streams: https://partnersforcleanstreams.org/projects/community-water-action-in-toledo/ The second location was at Earth Heart Farms in Oak Harbor. This provided a second location and down river point of comparison. This trip coincided with EHF's Field Day sponsored by the University of Toledo. After collecting data, we were led on a nature tour of the property where many frogs and grasshoppers were caught! Be sure to check out our Facebook page for more pictures from their trip!
over 55 years ago, Woodmore Local Schools
Students taking samples in the Portage at Ory Park in Elmore
Students taking samples in the Portage at Ory Park in Elmore
Students examing a mesh sheet for insects after dragging it through the Portage at Ory Park in Elmore
Students walking through Earth Heart Farms in Oak Harbor with Ms. Ralston raising her hand in the back of the group.
A group photo of the students and Ms. Ralston at Earth Heart Farms in Oak Harbor.
🎉🎉 Congratulations to the Woodmore Wildcats Marching Band as they qualified for State OMEA Marching Band Finals this past Saturday at the Maumee contest. Their State performance is this coming Sunday, October 27th at 1:15 pm in the Piqua High School Stadium. We would love to see you there in support of our Wildcats! Great job band!
over 55 years ago, Woodmore Local Schools
The boys cross country team was 12th (259 pts.) in the Div. III district meet at the Findlay Owens CC campus and the girls team did not have a team score. Top finisher for the boys was Brady Thatcher in 24th in 17:52.16, while Addison Lowry was 45th for the girls in 23:29.66.
over 55 years ago, Steve Barr
The JV football team lost a 34-6 decision at home to Hopewell-Loudon. Caden Hilt connected with Dylan Schave on a scoring pass play for the Wildcat points.
over 55 years ago, Steve Barr
The varsity football team lost a 57-0 decision on the road at state-ranked Hopewell-Loudon in SBC River Division play. The Wildcats trailed 37-0 at halftime. Woodmore was outgained, 322-78, in the game.
over 55 years ago, Steve Barr
The Woodmore PTO has officially announced that the Cookie Dough and Gift Sale pickup will be happening on Wednesday, October 23rd from 3:30-6PM in the PK-8 Cafetorium! If you have any questions, please email the PTO at woodmorepto@gmail.com.
6 months ago, Woodmore Local Schools
A picture of chocolate chip cookies is overlayed with a teal box with dark brown writing. It says "Woodmore PTO's Cookie Dough and Gifts Sale Wednesday, October 23rd 3:30 - 6:00PM in the PK-8 Cafetorium. Questions? Email the PTO at woodmorepto@gmail.com
Did you know that the Woodmore Choir is hosting a Fall Fundraiser? All proceeds go to the general choir fund (used for piano and uniform maintenance) as well as each student's trip account for the next large choir trip! Click the link below if you'd like to check it out and help support the choir! https://store.myfundraisingplace.com/07ab2420-5aa3-49ab-851e-0082b057b43b
over 55 years ago, Woodmore Local Schools
📣 Attention #WoodmoreNation! Do you want to join an amazing team? Do you want to choose your own schedule? Do you want holidays, weekends, and summers off? Woodmore Local Schools is currently seeking applications for the following substitute positions: Bus Drivers Cooks Custodians Educational Aides/Paraprofessionals Teachers Contact Kim Hockenberry at 419-862-1060 ext. 100 or khockenberry@woodmoreschools.com for more information! You can also visit our employment page on the website for positions and applications! https://www.woodmoreschools.com/page/employment
over 55 years ago, Woodmore Local Schools
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📸 Exciting day for our Juniors at the Ottawa County Career Showcase! 🌟 Last week, they had the incredible opportunity to connect with local businesses that align perfectly with their YouScience aptitudes and interests. From hands-on demonstrations to insightful conversations, our students explore future careers and make valuable connections. We're so proud of their enthusiasm and curiosity! #CareerReady #FutureLeaders #YouScience #OttawaCounty
over 55 years ago, Arika Heberling
Girls talking to Materion
Students learning about Magruder Hospital
Students learning about HVAC
Students sitting in the sheriff's truck
Girls making eggs on limestone
📣 Calling All Alumni! 🎓 We need your help! Our school district is working on an exciting new project to build a Career Hub, and we want YOU to be a part of it. We're asking all our amazing alumni to take a few minutes to complete a survey about their career journey. Your insights will help us provide valuable information to our current students, helping them explore careers that interest them and align with what they're learning in the classroom. 🌟 Why Participate? - Inspire the next generation of students. - Share your professional experiences. - Help us connect curriculum with real-world careers. Click the link below to take the survey and make a difference in our students' futures. Your story could be the one that sparks a student's passion and sets them on their career path! 🚀 https://forms.gle/4E5PFg3A2fCzNNmD9 Thank you for your support and for being an integral part of our school community! Together, we can guide our students to success. 🙌
over 55 years ago, Arika Heberling
We want you to fill out a career survey
The girls soccer team lost a 3-1 decision on the road to Ottawa Hills. Taylor Hill scored the lone Woodmore goal in the first half to give the Wildcats a 1-0 lead at halftime. Lyndee Wagner had four saves in goal.
over 55 years ago, Steve Barr
The boys high school cross country team finished 5th and the girls team did not have a team score in the SBC Championships at Tiffin. Brady Thatcher finished 13th to lead the boys team and Addison Lowry was 14th in the girls race for the Wildcats.
over 55 years ago, Steve Barr
The JV football team lost 35-28 to Calvert at home. Ish Nagy have two scoring runs and Caden Hilt hit Logan Gronwall twice with scoring passes.
over 55 years ago, Steve Barr
The high school volleyball teams split matches at home with Oak Harbor - the JV team won, 25-20, 25-19; the varsity team lost, 25-14, 25-16, 26-24.
over 55 years ago, Steve Barr