You may remember a recent post we shared in early September about a student who loves the police and how his teacher made him a badge. The West Carrollton Police Department saw the post, and today they made a surprise visit to his classroom! They brought a junior officer badge sticker to everyone in the class, along with other goodies, including cupcakes! The officers had a Q&A session with the kids and took them outside to see a police cruiser. The visit ended with Asher being sworn in as an Honorary Police Officer. Congratulations to Officer Asher, and thank you to the West Carrollton Police Department for making this a special day!
2 days ago, West Carrollton Schools
Get ready for a Tropical Paradise when Homecoming Weekend events begin this evening with the parade! It begins at 6 p.m. in front of the Early Childhood Center. Come out and cheer for the Pirates on the parade route! East Pease Ave., RIGHT on Cedar St., LEFT on Catherine, RIGHT on Burns Ave., LEFT on Williams St., LEFT on N. Locust St., LEFT on E. Main St., ending in the General Parking area behind West Carrollton Elementary.
2 days ago, West Carrollton Schools
Pink boots and some sparkle, along with Dolly shirts. It's definitely Dolly Day at WC Elementary!
8 days ago, West Carrollton Schools
Governor Mike DeWine has proclaimed 9-25 (a nod to her hit song, Nine to Five) as Dolly Parton Day. Children have benefited from her generosity through her dedication to early literacy. Visit
https://www.westcarrolltonschools.com/article/3148671 to find out more about Dolly Parton's Imagination Library and how to enroll a child from birth until the age of five to receive a free book a month!
8 days ago, West Carrollton Schools
Coral reef. Grasslands. Rainforest. Second-grade students have been learning about different habitats. They then wrote a postcard to someone they knew, sharing facts about the habitat they chose, including “a coral reef is a place beneath the water,” “it is hot and humid in the rainforest,” and “the grasslands have flowers, but few trees.” The postcard also featured a picture they drew of the habitat. If you want to know more about these habitats, ask a second grader!
9 days ago, West Carrollton Schools
Let's paint Pirate country red and black on Friday! Show your school and community pride by wearing your favorite Pirate shirt. Don't have a Pirate shirt? No problem! Just wear something in red and black, the school colors! We are encouraging students and staff to do the same. Spread the word. Spread the Pirate Pride.
23 days ago, West Carrollton Schools
Being a leader and representing your class are among the qualifications for joining the WC Elementary Youth Leadership Board. This group of students began the process by giving speeches to their classmates about how they would represent the class on the board. Congratulations to Killian, who will be representing Mrs. Shoenleben’s class!
24 days ago, West Carrollton Schools
What happens when a student tells his teacher that he loves the police and wants his own badge? She makes one for him! Just another example of West Carrollton educators going above and beyond for their students!!
30 days ago, West Carrollton Schools
September dates to know: There will be no school on Monday, September 7, for Labor Day and no school on Friday, September 18, for QPT Day.
about 1 month ago, West Carrollton Schools
Just a heads-up that West Carrollton Elementary School has OFFICIALLY kicked off our Fall Mumkin fundraiser! We’ve partnered with the best grower in Ohio for plants this year...Foertmeyer and Sons Greenhouse! Check your email for your students fundraiser link and start raising today to SUPPORT OUR SCHOOL!
about 1 month ago, West Carrollton Schools
There's a song about the wheels on the bus going round and round, but at WC Elementary, the wheels are meant to be eaten! Students used their senses to describe the ingredients needed to build the bus, including graham crackers and frosting. Students also used counting skills to determine how many of each item they would need. What a sweet lesson!
about 1 month ago, West Carrollton Schools
We will provide school schedule updates as we learn them. In the meantime, if you need to drive in the area today, use caution.
about 1 month ago, West Carrollton Schools
It was a special morning. WC Elementary students were greeted by our own Pirate Pete!
about 1 month ago, West Carrollton Schools

The first days of school can be stressful for students, parents/guardians, and our staff. We are here to help you, and we appreciate your kindness and patience during this time.
We are always overwhelmed with phone calls during the first days of school. If we don’t answer your call, we are speaking with another caller. Please leave a message with your name, phone number, and the reason for your call. We will call you back as soon as possible.
Bus stop pick-up and drop-off times may be delayed during the first days of school. Many of our students are riding the bus for the first time and are adjusting to a new routine. Our drivers want to make sure every child gets to and from school safely.
If you are transporting your child to/from school, allow yourself extra time. Traffic is usually congested around the schools during the first days as everyone adjusts to the traffic pattern and students adjust to the routine. Stay in the pick-up/drop-off lane, drive slowly, and watch for students.
We want every student to have a safe and positive experience, and we thank you for your help.
about 2 months ago, West Carrollton Schools
The Pirates are coming back to school, and we need your help! Please be patient when driving around schools. Traffic is usually congested during the first days as everyone adjusts to student drop-off and pick-up traffic patterns at the schools. Remember that the speed limit is 20 MPH in school zones. Watch for children when driving in your neighborhood as they walk to and from bus stops and schools. Always stop when red lights are flashing on a school bus. Thank you for helping the Pirates have a safe start to the school year!
about 2 months ago, West Carrollton Schools
It's almost time! Join us on Monday, August 10, at 5 p.m. for the Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony for the new West Carrollton Middle/High School! The ceremony will be followed by an opportunity to tour the building!
about 2 months ago, West Carrollton Schools
REMINDER: Let the savings begin this weekend! The 2026 Ohio Sales Tax Holiday will take place from midnight on Friday, Aug. 7, to 11:59 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 9, an opportunity to purchase school supplies and other items without paying state sales tax. During this year’s three-day sales tax holiday, the following items qualify for the tax exemption: Clothing priced at $75 or less per item; School supplies priced at $20 or less per item; School instructional materials priced at $20 or less per item.
Find more details, including answers to frequently asked questions, common scenarios, and items that do not qualify, on the Ohio Department of Taxation’s Ohio Sales Tax Holiday 2026 webpage at
https://tax.ohio.gov/business/sales-and-use-tax/sales-tax-holidayabout 2 months ago, West Carrollton Schools
Cleaning is happening at West Carrollton Elementary, and the custodians are all wearing Pirate shirts! A big shout-out to all of our school custodians (no matter what shirt they are wearing) who have been working hard all summer cleaning windows, floors, and anything else that needs to be done in all of our buildings!
2 months ago, West Carrollton Schools
Do you see anyone you know? Some of our employees who are off during the summer work on a summer crew. We caught these two making some paint touch-ups.
2 months ago, West Carrollton Schools
All school offices and departments will be closed on Friday, July 3. Be safe. Be respectful. Be responsible. Enjoy Independence Day weekend!
3 months ago, West Carrollton Schools