NEW STAFF SPOTLIGHT
Welcome to Alex Geiser, who will be a custodian in the high school this year. Alex shared, "I’m really excited for the opportunity and GO HORNETS!!".
Summer meals start tomorrow! Our first week's menu will be:
Tuesday - Chicken taco bowl
Thursday - Mac and cheese with pulled pork
Both days (and throughout the summer) will include various sides as available. We hope to see you there!!!
A partnership with The Findlay-Hancock County Community Foundation was formed to help provide outstanding educational experiences for generations of Hornets to come. Proceeds from the fund will provide our students with experiences and opportunities above and beyond our regular funding. Consider an investment that will leave a lasting legacy! https://www.community-foundation.com/funds/green-and-gold-foundation
Progress on the high school HVAC project reached NEW HEIGHTS today as rooftop equipment was placed on the Hive gym, Bob Abbey gym, and auditorium by crane today!
Cory-Rawson Elementary School seeks a #rockstar fifth grade mathematics and science teacher. To learn more, visit https://www.cory-rawson.org/page/job-openings
Summer meals will begin 6/10 at New Hope Church!
At our All-Staff Breakfast this morning, Cory-Rawson Local Schools recognized three outstanding staff members:
🌟Jeanine Lewis is our outstanding teacher for 2024-25. Mrs. Lewis goes above and beyond both in and out of the classroom collaborating, coordinating, leading, embracing change. She works hard to create opportunities for all Cory-Rawson Elementary School students.
🌟Food service employee Stephanie Nonnamaker is one of our two outstanding support staff members. She is described as a team player who maintains a positive attitude and is a hard worker. Stephanie does a great job at building relationships with our students.
🌟April Sybert, district secretary, was recognized as an outstanding support staff member. Her nomination stated, "When April is involved, “you can trust that everything will turn out perfectly.”. She ensures questions are answered thoroughly and if she isn’t sure on something, she finds the answer. Mr. Clark added that she’s the finest proofreader this side of the Mississippi.
#BeeTheOne going above and beyond!
At this morning's All-Staff Breakfast, we recognized the service of two retiring staff members:
Mr. David Lee has served Cory-Rawson students as a teacher and coach for 32 years.
Mrs. Barb Barnett has been a cook in the district for 29 years.
Thank you both for your contributions to Cory-Rawson for a combined 61 years!
#BeeTheOne making a difference!
🌞 Have a GREAT summer, Hornets!!!
Memories of the Miracle on Ice at the olympics, the election of President Ronald Reagan, and the eruption of Mount St. Helens all circle back to 1980!
Stay connected to Hornet Country, alumni! www.bit.ly/CRalumni
#TBT
Our kindergarteners entertained us during today's Kindergarten Celebration! Great job!!!
Cory-Rawson Local Schools seeks qualified applicants for the food service and bus driver positions for the 2025-2026 school year. To learn more, visit https://www.cory-rawson.org/page/job-openings
BOOKS FOR BREAK! Thanks to the Stitt Early Literacy grant from The Findlay-Hancock Community Foundation, our primary grades students received a gift to enjoy over summer break.
Field Day 2025 was a blast! Thanks to Mrs. Bock, CRES staff, and parent volunteers for making the day great!!!
"The nation which forgets its defenders will be itself forgotten."
- Calvin Coolidge
Congratulations Class of 2025!!!
This morning marked senior breakfast, elementary school "clap out", pictures, and graduation practice. The Cory-Rawson High School Class of 2025 invites you to our commencement ceremony to take place Sunday, May 25, 2025 at 2:00pm in The Hive gymnasium.
It's BUMP UP DAY at Cory-Rawson High School! Our seventh graders hosted sixth graders for a scavenger hunt of the HS building, to share about our house system, and to enjoy a donut!
As the class of 2025 graduation weekend nears, it was a short 30 years ago that the class of 1995 was preparing for life beyond Cory-Rawson! #TBT
www.bit.ly/CRalumni
Each year, the Northwest Ohio Consortium of Coordinators for Gifted (NWOCCG) offers a scholarship award for gifted students across Northwest Ohio. The scholarship is presented to applicants who demonstrate a strong passion or interest in a specific area. Students must demonstrate that passion through an essay describing how this award will help support or enhance their passion and include specific details as to what they will spend it on. This year, five applicants were selected from entries across Northwest Ohio, and Mackenzie Marquart, a senior at Cory-Rawson High School, was selected as a recipient. Mackenzie will use her award to buy fabric and art supplies to create her first costume from scratch.
Congratulations Mackenzie!
