The last Coffee Chat of the school year is Friday from 10-11 a.m. at Bay Provisions. All residents are welcome to attend. Meet Supt. Scot Prebles and Treas. Meghan Rohde, and ask them all the questions you have about the district and the permanent improvement levy. See you soon!
Bay Middle School's "A Taste of the Arts" event is this Thursday, May 1st from 6-8 p.m. at Bay Middle School. Come as a family and grab dinner and dessert before or after you view the art show. All are welcome to attend!
Congrats to BHS Senior Alexa Feicks, who is a Students of Integrity Scholarship winner sponsored by the Better Business Bureau. Out of 52 nominees from 52 Northeast Ohio high schools, Alexa was named the grand prize winner!
Bay High Key Club is hosting its annual Walk For Water on May 3rd, 10 am-2 pm. This event will raise money to build fresh water wells in eSwatini, Africa. Refer to the flyer to support this great cause!
What Does the Ballot Language Mean for Issue #18, the Permanent Improvement Levy? This edition of the April ENews shares a breakdown of the ballot language for the Permanent Improvement Levy on the May 6th ballot. Click this link or see the QR code: https://bit.ly/ORNN425Ballot
BVCSD hopes you and your family had a wonderful and relaxing Spring Break. School resumes today, Monday, April 28. We can't wait to see you back in the buildings!
Bay Village City School District appreciates the support of these organizations. Thank you! Issue #18 is the new, no tax increase permanent improvement levy on the ballot May 6th. This levy replaces the two bond issues that are expiring.
Bay Middle School PTA's Community Yard Sale event is Saturday, May 31. Seller registration is now open and is only $22. The Bay Village Community Yard Sale will be held on: ➡️ Saturday · May 31 · 2025 from 9 AM to 2 PM ➡️ More info: https://shorturl.at/OYs24
Bay High Key Club is hosting its annual Walk For Water on May 3rd, 10 am-2 pm. This event will raise money to build fresh water wells in eSwatini, Africa. Refer to the flyer to support this great cause!
Athletic Summer Camp Registration starts TODAY! These camps are for students who will be in grades K-8 next school year. Please see each camp description for specific information on grades, dates and times. Then scan the QR Code to register.
What Does the Ballot Language Mean for Issue #18, the Permanent Improvement Levy? This edition of the April ENews shares a breakdown of the ballot language for the Permanent Improvement Levy on the May 6th ballot. Click this link or see the QR code: https://bit.ly/ORNN425Ballot
Happy Arbor Day! Did you know Normandy students recently planted a white oak tree in the front lawn of their school? It was part of One School One Book, and they were assisted by the BV Tree Conservancy & Bartlett Trees. They also learned how to measure trees to find their age.
This public event is open to everyone! Come to the Bay Middle School "A Taste of the Arts" event on Thursday, May 1st from 6-8 p.m. at Bay Middle School. Come as a family and grab dinner and dessert before or after you view the art show.
April is Month of the Military Child, and BMS 7th grade Makerspace students, under the direction of Mrs. Melissa Wolf, made trinkets for the 71 military-connected students in the district, including stickers, lip balm holders, clings, fidgets and engraved pencils. #PurpleStar
The 2025 Ballroom Blitz is a night to celebrate jazz performances by the Bay High Jazz Ensemble, Stage Band & Bay Middle School Jazz Band, alongside Honors String Ensemble, Choraleers & Rockettes! https://donorbox.org/events/755287/steps/choose_tickets
Happy National Administrative Professionals Day to all the Bay Village City Schools administrative staffers who keep our buildings and departments organized and efficient! Thank you!
Bay Village City School District's Glenview Center is still looking for one more part-time teacher for this summer! Please see image for more information and who to contact.
What Does the Ballot Language Mean for Issue #18, the Permanent Improvement Levy? This edition of the April ENews shares a breakdown of the ballot language for the Permanent Improvement Levy on the May 6th ballot. Click this link or see the QR code: https://bit.ly/ORNN425Ballot
Before break, Westerly students visited the Community Cupboard food pantry at St. Barnabas. These Weston Wolves found out more about the city's "Project of the Year," and how their donations help those in need.
The April 2025 issue of the One Rocket Nation News Enewsletter is out, and chock full of exciting and interesting stories about our students, staff and community. You can read more via this link or by scanning the QR Code image: https://bit.ly/ORNNApril25
