Elementary and Middle School Open House
Monday, August 20th- Elementary and Middle School Open House- 4:00pm - 6:30pm
Osnaburg Local School District
District Goals: Academic and Climate/Conditions...
Academic Goal: By October 2021, 100% of our students will demonstrate a minimum of one year's growth and 80% of our student body will reach proficiency or above in all subject areas using MAP, SLO, state and local assessments.
Climate/Conditions Goal: By October 2021, 100% of Osnaburg Local School District staff, in partnership with students, families, and community organizations will cultivate a safe, supportive, and inclusive school climate that nurtures the development of the whole child as measured by district collected non-academic indicators.
Little Hornets Preschool
Little Hornets Preschool has been awarded the 5-Star quality rating for the past two years. Step Up To Quality is a five-star quality rating and improvement system that recognizes and promotes learning and development programs that meet quality program standards that exceed regulations. Program standards are based on national research identifying standards which lead to improved outcomes for children.
East Canton Elementary
STEM education is active and focuses on a student-centered learning environment. Students engage in questioning, problem solving, collaboration, and hands-on activities while they address real life issues. The elementary has also implemented STEM sections in the 4th and 5th grade levels.
East Canton Elementary utilizes personalized education and building wide intervention.
East Canton Middle School
ECMS was a 2016 and 2017 Momentum Award recipient, this award recognizes schools that have received A's for every value-added portion on the Ohio School Report Card. Value-added is used to measure the amount of growth students experience within a school year and this award indicates ECMS students are receiving a year or more of growth per school year. The report card for 2016-2017 showed that students made greater than expected progress in mathematics and reading.
East Canton High School
According to the 2016 My College Options Annual Report, which surveys more than 700,000 students nationwide, about 52 percent of East Canton High School students plan to pursue a STEM-based career versus 28.2 percent nationally. The report also found that 95 percent of East Canton students planned to attend a four-year higher education institution following their high school graduation.
Utilizing STEM at all Building Levels
Osnaburg Local Schools has implemented STEM education at all building levels. STEM focuses on subject-specific learning, along with helping to foster inquiring minds, logical reasoning, and collaborative skills.
A Focus on Problem Based Learning...
Problem-Based Learning (PBL) is a teaching method in which complex real-world problems are used as the vehicle to promote student learning of concepts and principles as opposed to direct presentation of facts and concepts. In addition to course content, PBL can promote the development of critical thinking skills, problem-solving abilities, and communication skills. It can also provide opportunities for working in groups, finding and evaluating research materials, and life-long learning (Duch et al, 2001).
STEM Students
Elementary Supply Lists
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Elementary and Middle School Supply Lists Now Available
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08/15 High School Open House 4:00pm-6:00pm
08/20 Elementary and Middle School Open House- 4:30pm-6:30pm
Take a moment and let us know how we are doing
SURVEY DESCRIPTION
East Canton Schools recognizes the need to model continuous improvement and we value the guidance and support from all stakeholders-students, staff, parents and community, as to how we can “get better” as a district.
Research that is the basis for the improvement process can be found at:
Ohio Improvement Process (OIP) Guide, www.ohioleadership.org
Please provide us with constructive feedback by completing the appropriate survey listed below and if you have any questions, please feel free to call Todd Boggs at 330.488.1609.
Thank you,
EC Plan Team
Go Hornets!
Go Wizards!
Coming Up
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First Day for Students
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First Official Day of Kindergarten
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6th Grade Camp: Parent Info Meeting
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NO School- Teacher Day
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Fair Day
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Innovation Practices of Osnaburg Local
Safetyburg Comes to Osnaburg
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On Monday Officer Buxton came from the East Canton Police Department. She taught us about seatbelt safety, gun safety, and traffic safety.
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Monday was also bus safety day. Mr. Dente and Ryan provided us with a bus and Mr. Dustin was our "bus driver". We learned that, to be safe, we need to take 10 giant steps away from a bus. We also learned how to safely ride on the bus.
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Tuesday was fire safety day.
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Osnaburg Fire Dept. Assistant Chief Parker came with Firefighters Alyssa and Mike.
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Students got to see the firetruck and go through it.
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Wednesday we learned about water safety from Officer Feesler of the Dept. Of Natural Resources.
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Life jacket safety was one important topic covered.
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Ms. Tasha came from Safe Kids Stark County to teach us about bike safety. Before you ride, check the ABC's of bike safety: A-Air in the tires, B- Brakes, and C- Chain
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McGruff helped us to learn about running away from strangers.
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Ms. Debbie taught us how to safely approach animals and we got to meet Rocky, a therapy dog who works in schools.
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A big thank you to all those that made this another successful week at Safetyburg including the East Canton Rotary, Mrs. Deb Barnes, and all of our wonderful community volunteers. See you next year!
Congratulations to our Boys Track Team on being the Division III State Champions
This is East Canton
Presented by: Down the Road Productions ( Andrew Anthony, East Canton Class of 1998)
Safety Tip Line
Osnaburg Local Schools is enrolled in SaferSchools Ohio a statewide tip line that is monitored 24 hours a day by trained professionals with the ability to contact law enforcement and school administrators should the need arise. The contact number is 844-SAFER-OH, (844-723-3764). This can be done anonymously by call or text, 24-hours a day. Please encourage your students to "Say Something if you See Something."
The Ohio Department of Education and the Ohio Department of Public Safety's SaferOH tip line accepts both calls and texts 24 hours a day.
