6/7/8 Bee: 1st Place Hadleigh A., 2nd Place Chuy L., 3rd Place Kasha S.
Our teachers bring the energy by pumping up the kids with music, smiles, and plenty of high fives, making sure every student feels welcomed, encouraged, and ready to learn. It’s an awesome way to kick off the day and celebrate the positive culture we’re building together.
Nothing beats the excitement, smiles, and school pride that fill our halls on Fridays! #FridaySpirit #TrojanPride #PositiveSchoolCulture
They used their Trojan Bucks to choose a gift for either themselves or someone special in their life. Each gift represented effort, responsibility, and the good choices that they made throughout the second quarter. A HUGE shout-out to The First Responder Children’s Foundation, the CSX Toy Express Program, and our local business partners whose donations help bring holiday joy to our students.
In "A Christmas Carol" the ghost of Jacob Marley appears to Scrooge weighed down by heavy, rusted chains. They wrap around him and drag along the ground. Each link represents a time when Marley chose to be unkind or greedy; making up the long chain of choices from his life.
For our chain each link represents a student. Written on the links are three things that weigh them down in their life based on choices they have made. Together we can reflect on the changes we need to make to make our lives the best they can be within our own control.
From hands-on demonstrations to inspiring stories, our presenters opened our students’ eyes to the many paths they can take: college, trades, military, entrepreneurship, and so much more. It was amazing to see our students asking thoughtful questions, trying new activities, and imagining themselves in careers they may not have known existed just yesterday.
A huge THANK YOU to all of our volunteers and community partners who took time out of their day to pour into our kids. Your passion and dedication make a lasting impact.
And of course, shout-out to our students for being curious, respectful, and eager to learn. Your futures are bright!
A huge thank-you to our DARE officer, Deputy Lance Seaman, our 6th grade teachers, and our families for all your support throughout the program.
Enjoy the photos from this special day! We’re so proud of our students and their hard work
Our 6th graders have been doing an amazing job learning real-world financial skills through our Class Bank system in math class! Students have been earning paychecks each week by completing their classroom jobs, saving their money, and budgeting for expenses like desk rent and classroom utilities.
Each Friday, students get the chance to shop at our Class Store using the money they’ve saved. This has become one of the highlights of the week! They’ve been practicing decision-making, comparing prices, and learning how to prioritize their spending.
🎉 On their birthdays, students even get to roll the dice for a fun birthday bonus to add into their accounts!
We’ve been so grateful for the donations we’ve received so far! Thank you to everyone who has contributed. Your support helps keep our store exciting and meaningful!
If you are interested in donating, items like:
• snacks
• small fidgets
• pencils, pens, and school supplies
• locker air fresheners
• chapstick or lotions
• rubber ducks or small fun items
• gift cards (Dollar Tree, Walmart, Amazon)
…are always appreciated and bring a lot of smiles to our Fridays!
Thank you for helping make learning both fun and real-life relevant for our students! ❤️📚
Congratulations to all the Middle School Students who scored Advanced, showed the Most Growth, and/or had Perfect Scores on the state tests last year!
They kicked things off with a Breakout Box Challenge, teaming up to solve career-themed puzzles, riddles, and word searches that tested their problem-solving and teamwork skills — all while exploring careers in Auto Technology, Health Careers, IT, and more! 🔐💡
Then, students got a first-hand look at the action during campus tours, visiting EHOVE labs and watching students at work in programs like Welding, Culinary, and other hands-on career paths. 🔧🍳✨
It was an exciting day of learning, exploring, and dreaming big about the future! 💪🎓 #CareerExploration #FutureReady #EHOVEExperience
History was made today as our Middle School Boys Cross Country Team brought home the Firelands Conference Title!
These athletes have poured their hearts into this season. Hard work, grit, and strategic race planning all led to this unforgettable moment. Today, every single runner rose above expectations, pushing past comfort zones and running not just for themselves, but for each other.
This victory is even more meaningful considering Cross Country hasn't been part of our district for 32 years. But now, SC Cross Country is back, and better than ever.
Congratulations to our boys on this massive achievement. The comeback story has only just begun!
Mrs. Mozina’s Phone Call Friday Winners for Sept. 26: all received Trojan Bucks, a prize, and the chance to call home for a GOOD reason.
1st Period - Junior Lopez - nominated by CJ Major for helping find a website for a project, and Mrs. Mo added that he’s always smiling and seems genuinely happy, and keeps up with his work.
2nd Period- Coen Fishbaugh- nominated by Mrs. Mo for keeping up with his assignments and grades, makes good use of his time, and even turns assignments in early.
3rd Period - Marco Larios-Llerenas was nominated by Conner Blankenship for being helpful to him after classes, and helping others pick up things they dropped.
5th Period - Payton Lydy was nominated by Emmalee Hall for being kind and nice to her, she always helps her with her problems, and is a positive friend.
6th Period- Myla Kocher was nominated by Macie Tackett for helping her figure out her homework.
7th Period- Isaac Goodwin was nominated by Aiden Bernard for being kind and being a person he can talk to, and someone who “gets” him.
Also for 7th Period - Brooklyn Williams was nominated by Quinn Shepherd because she always nominates other people and is so kind, and she puts others before herself.
Mrs. Mozina’s Phone Call Friday Winners for 10-3/25:
Corbin Felver- nominated by Jackson Foster for helping him pick up spilled pencil lead on the floor.
Brittney Martin - nominated by Baylee Knecht because she is nice to everyone and brings a smile to her friends’ faces everyday.
Jesslynn Sprague - nominated by Mrs. Mo for being a genuinely happy person, always smiling, seems to be adjusting to school, and produces solid work.
Owen Dann - nominated by Colton Beverage for always being helpful during football practice and weight lifting, is a nice person, and helps him by being a good friend.
Bristol Hauler - nominated by Ella Sweeting for being a helpful friend who is there for her and listens to her.
Azrielle Foster - nominated by Mrs. Mo for keeping up with science assignments, comforting her friends, and volunteers to help in class.
Anneliese Barajas-Larios - nominated by Sophie Perez for helping her with her homework when she didn’t understand it and didn’t know what to do.
Tresha Reese- nominated by Quinn Shepherd because she is so kind, helps her when needed, and lets her know that she is enough.
Raylee Roth - nominated by Aubree Heifner because she makes people feel welcome and she is a nice person.
Our boys have put in hours in the weight room, scorching hot camp days in the summer and film study. This has set them up for success on the field. We break the huddle on "Family" because you always have a family members back and always pick them up when they are down. Coaches are super proud of where we are but the next game is the most important. Whoever wins this upcoming Thursday between us and St. Paul will guarantee themselves at least a share of the conference championship. We would like to see as much support as possible at the game on Thursday! Our last two games of the year are at home. Thank you and Go Trojans!
Scores so far this year:
24-12 Wellington
40-0 Plymouth
34-0 Monroeville
30-0 Crestview
42-22 Mapleton
18-0 Western Reserve
TBD St.Paul
TBD New London
