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McKinley Main Entrance B.L. students are ready for a great school year! We were excited to welcome McKinley students safely into our building on the first day! Everyone at McKinley worked together to raise $3,367.67 for #HopeForBrenden this year! Thank you to Stanley Leone for speaking to our students, staff and family members throughout the school year on the subject of trauma. Our Kindergarten classes are 100 days smarter! What a festive holiday lunch with students and staff at McKinley! Our 2nd Grade Classes had lots of fun interviewing with Santa for an Elf job at the North Pole! A job well done to all of this year's Spelling Bee participants! Our students learned a lot about fire safety and how to be prepared in school and at home! Thank you to everyone who helped make our Trick or Treat for Turkeys Fundraiser a huge success this year! Our 2nd graders put on a delightful Harvest program for families and our PTO provided a delicious Thanksgiving lunch! Thank you to everyone who attended our "Dinner at Our House" Family Night! Our McKinley staff put together a wonderful Harvest lunch for our students! Our Kindergartners enjoyed dressing up as turkeys and eating a delicious Thanksgiving lunch! Thank you veterans for your dedication and service to our country. Millcreek Metro Parks Farm taught our 3rd grade students about harvesting and the very first Thanksgiving! Seventh & Eighth grade students enjoyed a slime making experiment in class! Spanish 3 students put on Skeleton Puppet Shows in celebration of Day of the Dead! Our Spanish students celebrated Day of the Dead! Thank you to Catherine Bosley for speaking with our students about the importance of social media awareness. Congratulations to our newly elected 5th grade Student Senate! We have Trojan Spirit everyday, but especially during Spirit Week! Our kindergarten classes enjoyed their apple orchard tour on a field trip to White House Fruit Farm. Thank you so much to our All Star Alumni George Clark, Christopher Clemens, Destinee Green, Emma Holodnak and Zane Twaddle for sharing their stories with our students! Two groups of McKinley students attended the first Skilled Trades Expo held at the Canfield Fairgrounds. Our students did an awesome job with their summer reading logs and enjoyed our picnic celebration! The high school marching band had an awesome performance at the Canfield Fair this year! Our Cheerleaders did an awesome job representing Sebring in the Canfield Fair Cheerleading Demonstration! Alex Sheen, Founder of Because I Said I Would, spoke with McKinley students about his inspirational journey and how the concept of promise cards came to be. Our elementary students are ready to learn and looking forward to the 2019-2020 school year! Our students are ready to discover their story this school year, as part of our McKinley school theme - What's Your Story? Sebring McKinley Junior High School offers robotics. Sebring McKinley has a talented and passionate staff, who are dedicated to the students they teach. Sebring Local Schools are 1 to 1 in technology, meaning each student has his/her own Chromebook. Students in Mrs. Walsh's kindergarten class eat their breakfast and work on a project. Positive messages can be seen throughout the walls inside both school buildings. Sebring Administration Building BL Miller School Entrance

Sebring Local Schools Remains Drug Free

 

SEBRING, OH -  Sebring McKinley Jr/Sr High School underwent a routine lockdown Tuesday, September 29 in which no illegal substances were found. 

 

The Sebring Police Department conducted the unannounced lockdown at McKinley Jr/Sr High School Tuesday morning. Student belongings were placed in hallways, where the team employed the use of task force dog Johnny “Radar” to search for indications of illegal substances through his powerful sense of smell. Radar, who has been serving the department for 4 months, also went along the lockers and through the parking lots to investigate for any illegal substances.

 

“No illegal substances were found,” announced district Superintendent Toni Viscounte after the search was completed. Students then had the opportunity to meet Radar and the Sebring Police Department in the hallways.

 

The district is active in promoting a drug-free youth, and looks forward to educating its youngest students through Red Ribbon Week activities with students in B.L. Miller Elementary at the end of October.

 

 



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