Jefferson County School Districts
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JEFFERSON COUNTY NORTH
Jefferson County North Schools strive to instill and model character with our students. To better emphasize this area of education at the high school level, faculty members participated in an in-service 2 years ago dealing with the topic of ethics/character. From that in-service, the faculty decided to emphasize the core principles of respect, responsibility, integrity and empathy.
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JEFFERSON WEST
The Jefferson West District: Believes our most treasured resources are the children of our communities; Have high and appropriate academic expectations for each student; Encourage student, parent, family and community participation in school life; Enjoy highly qualified and dedicated staff focused on the maximum development of each student; Strive to provide a positive environment and a successful experience in our school; Acknowledge parents and families as our most important allies.
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MCLOUTH
Together, we learn in a community that promotes academic excellence, respect, life-long learning, and responsible citizenship
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OSKALOOSA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
MISSION STATEMENT OF USD #341 Oskaloosa schools mission is to inspire every student to become a passionate, purposeful and concerned learner. Vision Outstanding Personal Student Success
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PERRY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Our Schools Fact Sheets Perry Primary School One Learning Lane-Perry, Ohio 44081 440.259.2781 Number of Students: 356 students enrolled in Kindergarten–2nd grade Number of Full-Time Teachers: 19 School hours: 8:50 am-3:30 pm School Mascot: Perry Pirate School Colors: Red and White Technology: All classrooms have 6-8 desktop computers for students to use. Currently, four of the PES classrooms have Promethean Interactive White Boards. Additionally, there are two computer labs in the building that students have access to. Lunch Price: Lunch at the Elementary School costs $2.45. Additional milk costs $.50. Cookies are also available to the students for $.25. Clubs and Activities: Big Brothers/Big Sisters, Student Council, Junior Great Books, Newspaper Club, Video Club, Bullying Prevention Committee and Extra Step are open for students at Perry Primary Elementary School to join. Administrator: Principal: Mrs. Jodi Poremba Perry Intermediate School One Learning Lane (Room 402) Perry, Ohio 44081 440.259.9525 Number of Students:Currently there are 417 students enrolled in Grades 3–5 Number of Full-Time Teachers: 25 School hours: Grade 5-7:51 am-2:39 pm & Grades 3-4 - 8:50 am-3:30 pm School Mascot: Perry Pirate School Colors: Red and White Technology: All classrooms have 6-8 desktop computers for students to use along with 3rd Grade Classrooms have Promethean Interactive White Boards and 4th & 5th Grade Classrooms have Mimios. In addition, there are two computer labs that students have access to in the elementary building. Lunch Price: Grades 3 & 4 lunch costs are $2.45. Additional milk costs $.50. Cookies are also available to the students for $.25. Grade 5 lunch cost is $2.75. Clubs and Activities: Art Club - Grade 4, Big Brothers/Big Sisters - Grades 3 & 4, Strings - Grade 5, Student Council, Junior Great Books, Newspaper Club - Grade 4, Video Club - Grades 4 & 5, Extra-Step - Grades 3 & 4, and Ski Club are open for students at Perry Intermediate School. Administrator: Principal: Mrs. Shelley Pulling Perry Middle School Two Learning Lane-Perry, Ohio 44081 440.259.3026 Number of Students: 458 students enrolled in 6th-8th grade Number of Full-Time Teachers: 25 School hours: 7:51 am-2:39 pm School Mascot: Perry Pirate School Colors: Red and White Technology: Teachers have access to a variety of classroom technology applications including interactive whiteboards, document cameras, and internal cable television access. All classrooms have six “mini” Fujitsu Lifebooks that students have access to. Additionally, the Middle School has three computer labs, two foreign language labs, and an additional computer lab used primarily for instruction in technology exploratory classes. Students each have their own log-in to the network which gives them a personal storage space to house their work, which can be accessed from any computer in the district when the student logs in to the computer. Lunch Price: Lunch at the Middle School costs $2.75. Additional milk costs $.50. Cookies are also available to the students for $.25. Clubs and Activities: Art Club, Chess Club, Junior Great Books, Just Say No, Knowledge Masters, Newspaper Club, Photography Club, Power of the Pen, Science Club, Student Council, and Video Club are all open to Perry Middle School Students. Athletics: Perry Middle School offers a wide range of interscholastic athletic programs throughout the year. Student-athletes should keep in mind that eligibility for participation in these and other co-curricular and extra-curricular activities is determined by the grade point average (GPA) earned during the nine-weeks prior to the beginning of the season. Notification of ineligibility is sent via first-class mail. Boy’s are able to participate in: Boy’s Basketball, Boy’s Tennis, Boy’s Track, Cross Country, Football, Boy’s Soccer, and Wrestling. Girl’s are able to participate in: Cheerleading, Cross Country, Girl’s Basketball, Girl’s Tennis, Girl’s Soccer, and Volleyball. Administrator: Principal: Dr. Scott Hunt Perry High School One Success Boulevard- Perry, Ohio 44081 440.259.3511 Number of Students: 638 students enrolled in 9th-12th grade. Number of Full-Time Teachers: 43 School hours: 8:01 am-2:35 pm School Mascot: Perry Pirate School Colors: Red and White Technology: There are over 300 computers in the high school that students have access to. All classrooms have computers available for student use. Additionally, the high school houses two mobile laptop carts, five top-of-the-line computer labs, and laptops available for use in the media center and Tubes Café. Lunch Price: Lunch at the High School costs $2.85. Additional milk costs $.50. Additionally, many snacks are available ala carte for students to purchase. Clubs and Activities: Students at Perry High School have a variety of clubs and activities that they are encouraged to participate in including: Art Club, Buccaneers Show Choir, Drill Team, Fall Play, Future Career and Community Leaders of America, French Club, Student Body Class Officers, International Thespian Society, Jazz Band, United Way Club, Mock Trial, National Honor Society, Pep Band, SADD, SAVE, Science Olympiad, Library Council, Spanish Club, Spring Musical, Student-Directed One-Acts, Film Festival, Theatre Club, Varsity Club, and Yearbook. Athletics: Perry High School offers a number of athletic opportunities to students including: Fall Sports: Cross Country, Football, Soccer, Cheerleading, Drill Team, Volleyball and Women’s Tennis. Winter Sports: Basketball, Gymnastics, Indoor Softball, Cheerleading, Swimming and Wrestling. Spring Sports: Baseball, Men’s Tennis, Softball and Track. Administrators: Principal: Mr. Robert Knisely, Assistant Principal: Mr. Todd Porcello
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VALLEY FALLS
All students, grades 4-12, are expected to keep letter grades above an “F” and grades will be monitored on a weekly basis. If a student is failing a class, the student will have one week to raise that particular grade before the principal or student improvement team (SIT) intervenes (This is referred to as the Academic Probationary Period).
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