We are excited for the start of our new school year!  We are requesting the OneView Registration be completed for students in ALL buildings and also for those students attending Vantage. To update your information, please log in at

https://waynetrace.esvportal.com/. Here you will log into your account using your existing email and password. Remember to click "Save and Submit to the District" when completed.  We would appreciate the registration process be completed by August 1, 2024.  This must be completed prior to picking up your schedule information.

Open House is scheduled for Monday, August 14 from 6-7:30 pm.  Look for more information soon regarding schedule pick-up.  

Please click on this link to register:  
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSex_TQJZyr_uS2odIuOWAyKzoQoiWLOysWnANYYspuz-pGdmQ/viewform?usp=pp_url

The Wayne Trace High School Mathematics Department acquired 2 new classroom sets of 30 TI-84 Plus graphing calculators as a result of a generous donation by EDP Renewables.  EDP Renewables operates the Timber Ridge wind and solar farms in Paulding County.  Shown are mathematics teachers Jack Baumle and Teresa Homier, who would like to greatly express their thanks to EDP for their investment in our students’ future.

The first veteran banner was hung yesterday in Latty.  Approximately 220 banners were printed under the direction of our art teacher, Ms. Angie Stokes and her students.  A BIG thank you for all the work that was put into completing this project.                 

Banners created by our Art Technology classes honoring veterans from our Wayne Trace community are now being hung for display in Grover Hill, Payne, Latty, Haviland, and Scott.  If you missed out on the opportunity to honor your veteran with a banner this year, orders for next year will be accepted starting on Veterans Day in November and continuing through February 15.  Thank you!

Wayne Trace Junior/Senior High School has been awarded $2.4 million by the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce to aid in the development and expansion of its STEAM programs and facilities.  The purpose of this Ohio Career Technical Education Equipment Grant is to award competitive grants to schools to establish or expand CTE programs, with priority for programs that support careers on Ohio's Top Jobs List and establish credentialing programs from the Governor’s Office of Workforce Transformation Innovative Workforce Incentive Program list.  With these funds, Wayne Trace will continue to develop its Art Technology and Robotics programs along with developing new credential courses and pathways as a means of creating even more opportunities to ensure student success.