Edgewood City Schools

Dear Edgewood Community, Please see the attached Family/Community letter from Superintendent Spivey. Thank you. https://5il.co/2aume

Reminder: The EHS Winter Choral Concert on Dec. 12th is to be held at the District Auditorium at EMS.

Dear Edgewood Community, Please see the link below to the Parent Notification Letter sent this evening. Thank you. https://5il.co/2anqd

Blue Christmas!

Edgewood City School District's Tuesday's Tip!

Dear Edgewood Community, Please use the link below to view the Parent Notification Letter from Superintendent Spivey sent today, Dec. 3, 2023. Thank you. https://5il.co/2a3tm

Dear Edgewood Community, Please see the link to the communication from Superintendent Spivey. Thank you. Letter from Superintendent Spivey: https://5il.co/2a1e1

Dear Edgewood Community, Attached are the links for the Notification Letter concerning the loss of a member of the Edgewood Community sent out 12-1-23 by Superintendent Spivey and a link to a Community Resource Page. Thank you. Notification Letter https://5il.co/2a06r Community Resource Page https://5il.co/2a06l

Tuesday Tip Do You Know….The History of the Edgewood City Schools? The Edgewood City School District was formed in 1970 and began operations in coordination with the opening of Edgewood High School. The district is the result of the consolidation of three adjacent school districts. Those being Wayne Townships Schools (formerly Jacksonburg Schools), Seven Mile Schools, and Trenton Schools, each rich in their own histories. The Jacksonburg School District was founded in 1870 and consisted of up to 10 separate school buildings at one time or another during its history. A number of these small schools are still standing and can be seen throughout the Wayne Township area. The Jacksonburg District’s last operating school came to be known as the Wayne Township School. This building became Wayne Elementary as part of the Edgewood District and remained in operation until 1987. The second district involved in the 1970 consolidation was the Seven Mile School District. Records indicate a Seven Mile School was in existence as early as 1830, but the first formal commencement was not held until 1896, with a graduation class of three. Seven Mile High School was home to the first electrically lit football field in Butler County back in 1947. In 1960, Seven Mile High School and Wayne Township School consolidated and they collectively became known as the Shiloh School District. The junior and senior high school students from both former districts attended Seven Mile School, while the grade school children used the Wayne building. The third partner in the Edgewood District triad, Trenton, began back in 1827. The first one-room log schoolhouse was located just north of the State and Miami Streets intersection. As Trenton grew, a second separate school district evolved for Trenton’s south side. The northern Trenton District was District #9 and the southern district (south of State Street) was District #10. In the fall of 1928, the two merged into one district. In 1937, the Busenbark Special School District was also transferred to the Trenton Schools. The Trenton District owned and operated a number of schools and buildings within the city. In 1970, Shiloh Schools (formerly Wayne Township and Seven Mile) joined with the Trenton schools and became the current Edgewood School District, with the opening of the new high school on Oxford State Road. Edgewood Middle School was completed in 1992, and the district’s elementary buildings were then remodeled and refurbished with additional classrooms. The original high school was also updated with the addition of 22 classrooms, a new gymnasium, and an auditorium. In August 2012, we entered into a new era with the construction of a 215,000-square-foot state-of-the-art high school building at the south end of Busenbark Road. This building was equipped with 21st-century technology to provide resources for our students and teachers that align with today’s educational standards. We are proud of our past, busy with the present, and excited about what the future holds for the Edgewood family. Source: Through The Years, A Historical Compilation; written by Robby Miller, May 1979.

Below you will find the Board of Education Meeting Highlights from Nov. 27, 2023, as well as the video link. Nov. 27, 2023, Board of Education Meeting Highlights https://5il.co/2ad84 Nov 27, 2023, Board of Education Meeting Video Link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUo42CaS5yA

EECC Now Enrolling Preschool Students!

Thanksgiving Break!

Tuesday's Tip! - Finance Department Edgewood City School District continues to look for opportunities to reduce expenditures. Although the district continues to deal with inflation, general fund expenditures were approximately $181,000 less in Quarter 1 FY24 compared to Quarter 1 FY23.

SPECIAL BOARD MEETING NOTICE – RECORDS COMMISSION The Edgewood City School District Records Commission will hold a Special Meeting on Monday, November 27, 2023. The purpose of the meeting will be for the Records Commission to approve the RC3 in accordance with O.R.C. 149.381. The Special Meeting will be held at 5:45 p.m. at Edgewood High School, located at 3045 Busenbark Rd., Trenton, OH 45067. This meeting will occur fifteen minutes before the regularly scheduled Board of Education meeting.

Use this link to view the Veterans' Photos submitted for 2023. Thank you to those who submitted photos to help Edgewood honor all who have served. https://5il.co/28tlc

Notice to Bidders!

EMS Picture Retake Day is tomorrow (Thursday, October 26). To order retakes, visit mylifetouch.com and use event ID: EVTSGCPDP.

October 23, 2023, Edgewood Board of Education Meeting Highlights Below you will find a list of key topics addressed at the October Board Meeting. 1. All five board members present. 2. Mr. Risner gave the prayer. 3. Agenda was approved. 4. Scott Fussnecker, Director of Curriculum provided an overview of the State Report Card results. The district achieved an overall rating of a 3. Met state expectations – not district expectations. 5. Edgewood School District received $1900 in donations. 6. Field Trips were approved for FFA Convention and Choralier Competition. 7. Board updates on the following topics: a. Butler Tech b. Homecoming – great event c. FFA Award 8. Approved personnel items as presented: a. Administrative and Exempt Schedule as Presented Thank you. https://youtu.be/e669Nzo3Uek

Tuesday’s Tip Edgewood City Schools Human Resources Department Did you know that Edgewood City Schools is one of the largest employers in the Edgewood School District?? With over 400 employees in the district, the Edgewood City Schools is one of the largest employers in the District. The Human Resources Department of the Edgewood City Schools is responsible for the recruitment, hiring, onboarding, and support of all staff in our district. More than one-quarter of our staff are graduates of the Edgewood City Schools, and nearly half of all our employees have/had children who call the Edgewood City Schools home. Did you know that the Edgewood City Schools has over 675 volunteers?? With over 675 fully vetted, active volunteers in the District, the Edgewood community gives back. The Human Resources Department is responsible for maintaining background checks for all volunteers in the district. If you are interested in volunteering to assist in the educational program such as field trips, or as a classroom volunteer, please contact the Human Resources Department at 513-867-3400 to schedule a background check. Did you know that we are looking for substitute staff?? We are currently recruiting substitute staff for all positions in the district. We are looking for substitute teachers, nurses, paraprofessionals, custodians, bus drivers, and cook’s helpers. Please contact the Human Resources Department at 513-867-3400 to schedule an interview.

Edgewood City Schools will be participating in a Start with Hello week October 16th-20th. Click on the video link to see more details. Start with Hello https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0boZHYuQ3do