Snowballs were flying in the ECC gym! Fortunately, the snowballs are fluffy and don't melt. Students had a lot of fun while enjoying this physical activity and working on coordination skills.

Middle School students are getting ready to make a presentation at the School Board meeting about robotics and show off the robots they have constructed!

Mrs. Shoenleben is proud of her elementary school class. They earned over 100 PBIS points in January! They are pictured enjoying PJ's and Pals Day. Congratulations, Pirates, and thank you for being good role models.

Miss Stacy at the Early Childhood Center received the Staff Spotlight Award! She is always there to support students, families, and her coworkers. Congratulations Miss Stacy! You can find out more about this story at https://www.westcarrolltonschools.com/article/2679037

West Carrollton City Schools will be on a two-hour delay, Thursday, January 29th.

West Carrollton City Schools will remain CLOSED on Wednesday, January 28, 2026, ALL EVENING ACTIVITIES are cancelled.

All evening activities are cancelled, Tuesday, January 27th

NO SCHOOL - Wednesday, January 28th

Due to weather conditions.

Congratulations to ECC student Charlotte. She just received a Proud Pirate certificate recognizing her kindness and help in passing out certificates to School Board members at the School Board meeting. We appreciate her kindness and willingness to help! That's what being a Pirate is about!

We wish all of you a Happy New Year! Be safe. Be respectful. Be responsible. Let's start the year with kindness!

Now that the kids are on Winter Break, it appears that the West Carrollton Elementary elf has left the building. He was last seen on Friday morning, visiting classrooms and riding his scooter through the halls, but we haven't seen him since. Do elves take Winter Break, too?

There will be NO SCHOOL December 22 through January 2 for Winter Break. Students return Monday, January 5.

A special holiday wreath was seen at the Intermediate School. We love the creativity!

The Grinch was feeling Grinchy when he came to visit the Early Childhood Center, but it didn't take long for the kids to warm his heart!

Is anyone missing an elf? We have one at the Elementary School that keeps appearing. He usually comes out in the morning when the kids are coming in to school. On Monday, he was tangled in lights. On Tuesday, he was napping in the trophy case. On Wednesday, he was reading a book. This morning, he was on the roof! We haven't been able to catch him yet. Maybe tomorrow.

Last week, High School Sophomores visited the Miami Valley Career Technology Center (CTC). The CTC offers a variety of programs, including agriculture, animal care, health care, cosmetology, early childhood education, computer networking, electric trades, precision machining, and digital design. There are many others to choose from, too, and the students were able to see all of the programs. The day wasn't just about the students! The adults were able to show off some crafting skills and bring home their very own snowman! Thank you to the CTC for making this a fun and informative day!

Things are lighting up at the new West Carrollton Middle/High School! Whether it's day or night, everyone driving down I-75 will know they are in Pirate country!

Due to weather conditions, all West Carrollton Schools will be closed today, December 2.

Fall Break is November 24 through November 28. There is NO SCHOOL for students. Students will return on Monday, December 1.

We are paws-itively excited about having a new girl in school! Tabitha (Tabby) just graduated from Therapy Dog school. Tabby's role model is her big sister, Sammy the Therapy Dog. Sammy has been working in the schools for many years with her person, Erin Newsome. Sammy will continue with her therapy duties, and whenever she takes a day off, Tabby will take over. Sammy has left big paw prints to fill, but Tabby is ready for the challenge!

Elementary students were dressing like their teachers or favorite school employee today. One teacher joined in on the fun. Miss Ward dressed like her favorite school custodian, Johnny Ward, who happens to be her dad!