Our high school put on an amazing program to recognize our local veterans! After serving lunch, students lined the halls to welcome the veterans into the gym. There was a performance by the choir, the jazz band, and a great speech from Retired Master Chief Chris Chisholm.
Thank you for your service!
Don't forget! We have a 2 hour delay tomorrow, Tuesday 11/14!
Our Elementary and Middle Schools honored our local Veterans this morning! They served them breakfast, thanked them for their service, and the Kigar brothers played Echo Taps.
Thank you for your service!
Congratulations to Alexis Perry for winning the FFA Job Interview competition at Districts. Lexi will move on to the Online State Prelims on November 18. Good luck Lexi!
Last week our first graders took a trip to Jason's Pumpkin Patch! They got to have fun in the kid zone, go on a hay ride, and learn about farm animals. What a fun day!
"The Journalism program here at Woodmore High School has undergone some big changes! We are excited to unveil our new website: Window2Woodmore.com . Here you will find all the same stories you're used to but in an online format. We hope you'll continue to read our work and support our program! The comment sections are open on our stories and we hope to hear friendly feedback from everyone! Thank you and Go Wildcats!" -Mr. Luke Fannin, M.Ed. - Journalism advisor
The high school's Key Club is sponsoring it's annual Food Drive November 6 - November 17. The Food Drive benefits the Cherry Street Mission. Key Club has a goal of 1000 items this year. They accept donations of non-perishable food in jars, cans, and boxes. Donations can be dropped off in the high school lobby until Friday November 17th!
Our teachers are hard at work with Char Shryock this morning! They're learning about Generative AI and how it can enhance student learning.
Our high school staff dressed in matcing m&m costumes today! Thank you to Mrs. Curtis and Ms. Valasek for coming up with the idea and making our shirts!!
Happy Halloween from the Woodmore High School staff!
Our middle school had a Halloween dance last Friday! Most creative costume went to Lexi Martin and Coleton Shaner, funniest costume went to Luke Geldine and Kielyr Overly, and best group costume went to Jakob Trouten, Aylee Gutierrez, and Hailey Czaja. Congratulations!
The High School Band performed very well at State earning an overall rating of Excellent! The Flag Corps and the Percussion both earned Superior Ratings!
Congratulations on an outstanding season, Band!
We are sending the Woodmore Band off to State this Sunday with Parade Escort out of town!!!!We are going thru BOTH towns!!! In Elmore we will leave the high school, go down Fremont Street to Maple Street then go through downtown Elmore then they’ll go over to Woodville heading down 105 into Woodville, then turn down Main Street in Woodville and continue on 105 to the edge of town!!! Please come out and support us as we head to Piqua!!🎶 🎶
The band competes at the OMEA State Marching Band Competition at 6:15 pm at Piqua HS. Good luck to our Wildcat Marching Band!
Senior Emma Hammer finished 42nd (out of 194 runners) in the Div. III regional cross country meet this morning in Tiffin running a time of 20:34.86. Congratulations, Emma, and great season.
Our bus drivers are the best!! 💙💛
Good luck to our marching band as they compete in the state OMEA competition this Sunday in Piqua! Performance is at 6:15PM!
At the Woodmore Board of Education meeting last night, the high school named their October Senior and Student of the Month. Abby Sandrock was named the Senior OTM and Kelsey Kaylor was named the Student OTM. Congratulations to Abby and Kelsey!
With 5 goals in their win tonight over Genoa in the district semifinal, girls soccer player Kelsey Kaylor increased her season total to 39 a new school record, erasing the old mark of 34 set by Taylor Avers in 2010. It was the 9th time she has scored multiple goals in a game.
The girls soccer team posted a 6-1 win over Genoa in the Div. II district at Genoa. Woodmore will face Eastwood Saturday at 3 p.m. at Genoa. Kelsey Kaylor scored 5 goals and Izzy Helmke had the other Wildcat score. Layla McGinnis had 10 saves in goal. WHS led 4-1 at haltime.
Emma Hammer placed 6th in the Div. III district meet this morning in Findlay to earn a ticket to the regional meet next Saturday in Tiffin. She ran 20:35. Mallory Meggitt just missed a regional bid placing 23rd in 21:45. Drake Blausey placed 31st in 18:44 to lead the boys.
The girls soccer team earned a 7-0 win at home over Huron in a Div. III sectional game. Kelsey Kaylor had 4 goals to give her 34 for the season, tying the school record. Willow Lewis and Camille Strong also had goals. Taylor Hill had 3 assists.