INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL: ALL students will attend on Friday, August 21.
We will provide school schedule updates as we learn them. In the meantime, if you need to drive in the area today, use caution.
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.
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!
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!
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-holiday
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-holiday
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.
All school offices and departments will be closed on Friday, July 3. Be safe. Be respectful. Be responsible. Enjoy Independence Day weekend!
Work continues throughout the summer! In the Intermediate School, the summer computer crew is organizing equipment, cleaning computers, and ensuring they are updated and ready for the start of school. Shipments are being received. Classrooms are being cleaned. It will all be ready when the Pirates return!
Mrs. Bogue has been an educator for 16 years. She spent the first four years at a Cincinnati Public Montessori school, where she taught 4th-, 5th-, and 6th-grade students in one classroom! She began her career in WC as a 4th-grade teacher, then brought her skills to 5th grade at the Intermediate School. She currently coaches science and social studies teachers in literacy strategies. One of the things she appreciates about the school is the diversity, “We all come together with acceptance.” Whether it’s students or staff, she recognizes that everyone has many skills to share with one another. “That makes the school district strong.” Fun Fact: Mrs. Bogue was born in Germany and was the child of a military family. She has three boys. She loves going to the beach (Cape Canaveral, FL and Jamaica are her top two!), reading for pleasure, gardening, and spending time with her family. Enjoy the rest of your summer, Mrs. Bogue! We will see you back in August.
Are you the dad of a Pirate? Are you the grandpa of a Pirate? Are you the uncle of a Pirate? Are you a positive male role model for a Pirate? We want to recognize all of the positive role models who are supporting our Pirates!
All school offices, including school offices and department offices, will be closed on Friday, June 19, 2026, for Juneteenth.
Join the community to celebrate the opening of the West Carrollton Middle/High School on August 10 from 5 to 6 p.m. Following the ceremony, there will be a brief tour of the building.
Life is but a dream, a Dairy Dreem that is! Earlier in May, WCIS student council members celebrated the end of the school year and all the hard work they did by taking a walk to the Dairy Dreem! Students enjoyed the ice cream treat while spending time with friends.
All schools and school offices will be closed on Monday, May 25, 2026, for Memorial Day.
Who wants to play in a pit of foam blocks, swing from a bar, and just bounce? The answer is Mrs. Clements' Intermediate School students! They got to do all of those things when they spent this morning at Twigs.
Moms, grandmas, aunts, and all of the other women who are positive role models, thank you for supporting the Pirates! Enjoy your day.
We have been celebrating all of our teachers and support staff this week. Pictured are just a few of the people who are committed to giving every Pirate an opportunity to succeed. We appreciate all that they do!
Every school has a nurse, including the Intermediate School. Laura Garrett joined the school district in January of 2025 and has been a nurse since 1995. Some of her duties include seeing students in the clinic if they’re not feeling well or students who need to take their prescribed medication. She was inspired to become a nurse by her aunt. “I was married and had two babies at home, but she told me I could do it, and I did!” When asked why she wanted to become a nurse, she said, “I want to make a difference.” Her two babies are now grown, and she has five grandchildren ranging in age from 7 to 15. After work, she can be found spending time with them and attending their events.
Today is Teacher Appreciation Day. Thank you to all of our educators throughout the school district who are empowering Pirates to learn, lead, and succeed!
