Cory-Rawson School is CLOSED for Tuesday, December 2, 2025.
Cory-Rawson School is DELAYED 2hrs for Tuesday, December 2, 2025.
Most days we agree, Hornets are our team! But even on days when we cheer for opposite teams we are all still one big family 🏈
Did you know Cory-Rawson has a school garden? And that students learn how to harvest, prepare, and preserve the produce? AND that those ingredients are used in some of our school lunches!?
Lunches in the next month include chili, tomato soup, and pizza sauce all made from CR grown tomatoes, watermelon as a fruit option from the CR Garden, and sauteed peppers grown right here on campus! Later this year, lettuce for our salads will come from our greenhouse, too.
We are so thankful for each and every adult who shows up day after day for our students. Perhaps there's a CR staff member you're thankful for today as well!
Small week, big learning. Proud of our students every day!
Look for these guys next time you take grain to the elevator 🌾🫛🌽
Thanks to a partnership with Rhodes State and the AgReach grant, they were able to sit for the Commodity Tester certification! This Industry Recognized Credential is not only an entry point for employment but also earns them a graduation seal.
The final round of Featured Speakers will have an enduring impact on our students as they heard from Defiance College, UNOH, University of Findlay, Women in Trucking, Faith Investment Services, NWO Piping Industry Training Facility, National Lime and Stone, DNC Hydraulics, and Marathon Petroleum.
Sophomores visited Millstream today for a hands-on look at the pathways they’re most excited about. Experiences like this help students stretch, grow, and find the environments where they truly thrive.
Interested in supporting our Freshman class by purchasing a discount card? For just $10 per card, you get 22 reusable discounts for popular locations like Wendy's, Heavenly Pizza, Firehouse Subs, Mr. Twister, and plenty more! Contact Mrs. Bethany Barnhart (barnhart@cory-rawson.org) to purchase or with any questions.
Round 2 of Featured Speakers had our students on the edge of their seats learning about all kinds of opportunities for their future options. We are so grateful for community members who can give of their time to inspire the next generation!
Quarter 1 Celebration had us on our feet applauding all kinds of accomplishments, including recognizing these students for their commitment to working hard, persevering, and showing up for each other.
A full circle moment as recent CR graduates in their apprenticeship at GROB brought engineering to life for our Begindergarteners!
Celebrating the heart of our community—the hard work of our students and staff!
JH boys basketball practice will end at 6:30 PM tonight. JH boys basketball players in the National Honor Society ceremony DO NOT need to attend practice this evening.
Our community truly shows up for our students, and today's Featured Speaker Sessions was a great example! High school students learned about their future options from the City of Findlay Recreation, Bowling Green State University, Ohio State University, Ohio Northern University, Westcott Photography Lighting, Werk-Brau, Millstream Career Center, the Hancock County ESC, Van Buren Local Schools' ELL Teacher, Snyder Funeral Homes, and former McComb Local Schools IT Director! Next week, students will have even more options to learn from.
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.
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.
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!
