Parents,
This is a reminder that we have a 2 hour delay tomorrow, October 23 for professional development.
It was an outstanding performance by our marching band last night! So proud of our kids and our band directors. A lot of hard work has been put in over the last few months. Thank you senior band members for your dedication! Also, thank you to our student section for cheering on your classmates. #bebetter #showup
The girls’ soccer team won last night, and they are sectional champs! They will play the first game of districts on Wednesday, October 23rd at 5pm against Shawnee at Elida’s Soccer Complex. Go Redskins!
Great win for the Redskin volleyball team last night! It was fun to see them persevere and win the match in five sets. Good luck next week! #showup
Tegan Frimering was honored as a captain at the BGSU football game this past weekend. Her helmet design was chosen by the University and worn by the defense during the game. This was a huge honor for Tegan, the Friemerings, and we are proud to see her represent our school system!
The district will be operating on a two hour delay on Wednesday, October 23 for professional development.
This is a cool picture that was shared with me from a recent junior high football game.
September 25 was "See you at the Pole". Here are some pictures of our students and staff praying for our school, classmates, and faculty at Wapakoneta.
Due to the anticipated weather , the Krispy Kreme fundraiser has been postponed to October 18th, Wapak vs Bath game. We hope to see you on October 18th as we Kreme the Cats!
Bus 2 and Bus 8 are currently running approximately 30 minutes behind due to an unexpected delay/construction they encountered this morning.
Thank you for your understanding.
Parents,
Over the next few weeks our school buses will be doing emergency evacuation drills with the students. Please be aware that the buses could be running about 5-10 minutes late at the end of the day.
Parents,
We have been made aware of a rumor of a threat that took place at a local district earlier this week. There have been phone calls and questions about this threat and if there is any credible threat towards our school buildings. I want to assure you that there is not, but we have made our local police aware of the issue, our resource officers are aware, and we are taking all necessary precautions at the school buildings. This includes more police presence on our school campus. I can assure you that we always do everything we can to keep all of our kids safe.
Sincerely,
Aaron Rex
Wapakoneta City Schools speech pathologists had a great opportunity to attend a professional development day that focused on building collaborative teams and practices. They also participated in small group Q&A with other professionals and trainers in the field.
As you may be aware, there are a number of road closings and railroad crossings under construction in our community. For these reasons, our school buses may be running a few minutes behind schedule as they have to adjust their routes.
Thank you for your understanding.
Aaron Rex
The WHS Octagon Club is currently selling Pink Out Shirts for the pinkout game on October 18th versus Bath. To order, scan the QR code provided on the flyer or click the link below. The deadline for ordering is Tuesday, September 27th and all funds from the sale will directly benefit ALL cancer victims in Auglaize County.
wapakpinkout2024.itemorder.com
Go Redskins!!
We would like to thank the Wapakoneta Service Club for their generous donation of two communication boards, one at Cridersville Elementary and one at Wapakoneta Elementary. These will be a useful tool for our students with limited language skills and our staff members.
Need some new Wapak gear? Wapakoneta class officers are doing a spiritwear fundraiser to help raise money for each class. Stock up on all your Wapak apparel for the year by visiting
https://homestretchsportswear.printavo.com/merch/wapakschools24
The sale ends September 6th, and the pickup of items will be at Homestretch!
Last day of Summer Meal Pick-up at Wapakoneta High School and Cridersville Elementary School is tomorrow from 8:30 am to 10:00 am. No one is served after 10:00 am. This is for any child 1-18, no proof of income needed. The children do not have to be a WCS student but pick up has to be a parent or guardian. Each child receives 7 breakfasts and 7 lunches! Meals are served on a first come first serve.
Summer Meal Pick-up at Wapakoneta High School and Cridersville Elementary School is resumes tomorrow from 8:30 am to 10:00 am. No one is served after 10:00 am. This is for any child 1-18, no proof of income needed. The children do not have to be a WCS student but pick up has to be a parent or guardian. Each child receives 7 breakfasts and 7 lunches! Meals are served on a first come first serve.
