Wayne Trace art departments will present its sixth-annual juried art show on Saturday May 11, 2024.  Student creations will be displayed in the middle school gymnasium from 10:00 – 2:00 P.M. This exhibition features a variety of artworks created by talented art students from grades K-12.  There will be over 500 pieces of art on display that will include painting, sculpting, printmaking, drawing and more.  The exhibit is free and open to the public.  We would love to have everyone come and support these talented students and our district art program. While you are there, enjoy some complimentary cookies and punch!  

For more information contact:

Mrs. Angie Stokes JR/High School Art Teacher [email protected]

Ken Ogle Elementary Art Teacher [email protected]

We are currently accepting Open Enrollment Forms through June 1.  Applications can be found here on the web site. 

All parents are highly encouraged to complete a Free & Reduced Meal Application to see if your student qualifies for meal benefits. The application can be found at https://linqconnect.com/ or you can contact Marissa Coil for a paper application. I highly encourage you to complete the application prior to the beginning of the school year. The effective date of benefits is the date the application is received.   

 

Payments can be made via cash or check given to the cafeteria cashier. Please have your student turn in lunch money in the morning before school or after all students go through the lunch line. Lunch money is turned into the A Line cashier. 

Online payments can also be made at https://linqconnect.com/.

 

At Wayne Trace High School, breakfast is served from 7:45 am to 8:05 am every day. If there is a 3-hour delay, breakfast will not be served. There is a hot breakfast option available daily as well as a cold breakfast option. We strongly encourage students to eat breakfast every day to help fuel their minds!

 

For lunch, there are two lunch lines. A Line serves the planned menu or “typical” lunch, and B Line is our sandwich and salad bar line. Students can also purchase a la cart items through the B Line.

 

The menu can be found on the school website or on LINQ Connect. Menus are subject to change. If you have any questions regarding the menu or your student requires special diet accommodations, please contact Marissa Coil. 

 

 

 

Thank you,

Marissa Coil

Director of Food Services

419-263-2415 Ext. 106

The Title 1 Reading program is a school-wide, federally funded program to provide additional assistance in reaching reading proficiency. The following criteria is used to select students to participate in the Title 1 program:

 

1. Reading Diagnostic score of “not on track “for grade level 

2. Standardized reading score of limited or basic in any given reading area

3. DIBELS reading assessment indicating “at risk” in any given reading area

4. Star Reading test indicating below grade level reading placement 

5. Teacher criteria checklist indicating classroom performance below expected level 

6. Kindergarten fall testing indicating “at risk” students 

 

Students must qualify in at least two criteria areas to receive additional reading instruction by the Title 1 teacher. Students receive an additional 20-30 minutes of reading instruction three or five days a week from highly-qualified teachers. Please check out our School

-Parent Compact and Parent Involvement Policy in the Title I folder under Quick Links on our school’s website. Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact Mrs. April Krouse or Mr. Evans at WTPE and Mrs. Gordon or Mrs. Knoblauch   at WTGHE.