Cory-Rawson Local Schools

JH Girls Basketball Cancelation

Due to a leak in Pandora-Gilboa's facility, tonight's middle school girls basketball scrimmage has been canceled. The girls will practice after school today until 5:15 PM.

If the contest is made up, that information will be communicated.

Veterans Day might be one day out of the year, but we aim to show our gratitude every day for those who served.

We were honored to celebrate the veterans in our community yesterday with readings and songs across the grades. Students were especially delighted by our special guest Dale Edie as he signed God Bless the U.S.A.

The student-led town hall was a huge success as individuals were recognized for their kindness, leadership and effort! Way to go Hornets!

Wherever Hornets go, they grow!

Congratulations to Mrs. Brianna Gerten on her award for Best Middle Level Practice at the OMLA Conference! The award recognized Mrs. Gerten's commitment to supporting students, leading with empathy, and creating a nurturing learning environment. Our students and staff are so grateful to have her!

Mark your calendars for December 10 if you are interested or planning in taking CCP next school year! Mrs. Barnhart will walk you through all the details and be able to answer any questions you may have.

Picture Retakes are coming up on Monday, November 10th!

Veterans are invited to Cory-Rawson's Veterans Day Celebration where breakfast, music, and readings put on by Cory-Rawson students across the grades will highlight our appreciation to all those who have served our nation.

Please RSVP to April Sybert at (419) 963-3415, ext 1100 or sybert@cory-rawson.org by noon on Friday, Nov. 7 if you wish to attend.

Second graders had barely finished celebrating Halloween before spending some time looking ahead to Christmas by making pendants for Kaleidoscope Farm's Operation Evergreen program. At CR, you're never to young to start giving back!

REMINDER: Cory-Rawson Local Schools has a scheduled 2 Hour Delay for Monday, November 3rd.

High Schoolers in ACE stepped into their future careers to host a Halloween celebration, planning everything from the snacks and playlists, to designing games and challenges, and practicing soft skills with invited guests.

Red Ribbon Week provided our students many opportunities to learn about the benefits of a drug free life. These experiences wouldn't be possible without our community support -- Big thanks to our guest speakers from FOCUS, First Responder Corey Miracle, Nurse Jamison, Deputy Gresham, Social Worker Jamie Campbell, and CR Art Club! Thanks to you, this week will have a lasting impact on our students' futures.

Red Ribbon Week wrapped up today as we wore Costumes for a Cause and said BOO to drugs

What a TREAT to be in the halls of CR today! We are so grateful to our trick or treat hosts including many high school classrooms, the superintendent's office, Southwestern Hancock Joint Fire District, Call of the Canyon Cafe, and Blanchard Valley Health System.

We saw many aspects of supply chain and transportation thanks to Raise The Bar's Career Expo series and their coordination with ODOT, Findlay Warehousing, and the Findlay Airport. Seeing these careers up close made these career options come to life!

Bright Futures begin at Cory-Rawson! Tomorrow, we wear costumes for a cause to wrap up Red Ribbon Week.

Smart today and every day! Tomorrow we continue the Red Ribbon Week fun with a celebration of our BRIGHT futures by wearing neon.

We mixed, we matched, and we smiled all day long. Tomorrow, we Think Smart: Cant' wait to see you dress up as the smartest person you can imagine. Hornets Make Smart Choices by staying Drug Free!

CRHS Art students had the opportunity to be inspired by artist and Bluffton University professor, Phil Sugden. We are so fortunate to have teachers who connect our students to the rich, talented community around us.