Maysville Local Schools

Maysville Athletic Update The High School Track meet at New Lex has been cancelled for today.

⚾🥎Maysville Athletic Update🥎⚾ Baseball and Softball games are cancelled for tonight.

🐾✨Maysville High School Prom✨🐾 #PantherPride

🐾✨Maysville High School Promenade✨🐾 #PantherPride

We are proud to recognize Laynee Swingle, Hannah Slack, Hunter Huhn, and Emma Land for successfully passing their exam and earning the title of Certified Phlebotomy Technicians. Congratulations on this outstanding achievement.🐾 Proud to be a panther. #PantherPride

🩸Maysville High School Blood Drive🩸 Join us at Maysville High School for our upcoming Blood Drive in partnership with the American Red Cross. 📍 Middle School Gymnasium 📅 Friday, May 9, 2025 🕖 7:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

🐾Ohio History Day 🐾 Proud to be a panther. #PantherPride

🐾Attention Maysville Families-Sports Physicals Information🐾 Maysville Families, The 2025-2026 sports season is approaching. All parents and students are required to update their Final Forms online yearly. Please log into your Final Forms account. Once you are logged in, you will see your student(s). Please click on the large blue box that says “Click here to switch to the 2025-2026 school year.” Once you get started, you will verify all the information you inputted last school year. Please make any changes necessary. Once complete, Final Forms will send an email to your student(s) to sign into their Final Forms account. The student(s) will need to review information and sign each page. During the school day on Friday, May 2nd, student athletes in grades 6-11 take part in the screening process for the upcoming school year for sports physicals. Prospective student athletes will have the following preliminary work completed, height, weight, blood pressure, pulse and vision. All student athletes need to have the online physical information completed prior to the screening process. You will need to update your child’s account prior to screenings. https://maysville-oh.finalforms.com The cost of the physical is $10.00 per athlete. All checks need to be payable to the Maysville Athletic Booster. Students who completed the screening process on May 2nd will be pulled during the school day to complete the physical process at the in-house clinic of the MVHC. If you have any questions, feel free to contact 740-454-7999 for Brandi Harper, Mr. Joe Johnson ext. 3139 or Mr. Pat Miller ext. 3141.

🏀Maysville Boys Basketball Fundraiser🏀 The Maysville Boys Basketball team is hosting a raffle featuring the following prizes: • 🪑 An Outdoor Maysville State Championship Chair • 🎽 A signed Jerimiah Smith OSU jersey • 🎽 A signed Julian Goines-Jackson OSU jersey 🎟️ Tickets are available for purchase at a cost of $10 for one ticket or $20 for three tickets. 📅 The drawing will take place on Monday, May 5th. To purchase tickets, please contact Coach Brown at dave.brown@maysvillelocal.org or Coach Cox at jared.cox@maysvillelocal.org. 🐾A special thank you to Lowe’s Bargain Barn for the generous donation of the championship chair.

🌎 Help us Save the Earth! 🌎 Maysville Elementary is collecting aluminum cans all through April for our Let’s Save the Earth Fundraiser. You can drop your cans in the recycling dumpster located at the elementary school! ♻️ Thank you for helping us make a difference!

3rd Graders Spin into Science: Testing the Strength of Spider Webs! 🕸️🪨 This week in the STEAM Lab, our curious and creative 3rd grade students explored the world of tensile strength through an exciting hands-on engineering challenge—building and testing spider webs! Working in teams, students designed and constructed three different spider webs, each using a different material: cotton, woven string, and even dry spaghetti. Their goal? To test which web could hold the most weight before breaking. Once the webs were complete, the real fun began! Students carefully placed rocks onto each web, one at a time, watching closely to see how much weight each design could support before it gave way. After the webs were put to the test, students weighed the rocks held by each of their team’s webs to compare results and determine which material had the greatest tensile strength. Along the way, students made predictions, recorded observations, and collaborated like true engineers. This investigation not only sparked excitement but also helped students connect science and engineering to the amazing strength and design found in nature. It was a web of learning, teamwork, and discovery! Proud to be a panther. #PantherPride

🐾✨Maysville After Prom✨🐾 #PantherPride

💙🐾💛Senior Spotlight💛🐾💙 Today we celebrate Maya Johnson , a proud member of the Class of 2025! 🐾 #PantherPride

On Wednesday, April 23rd, Maysville High School seniors Maya Johnson and William Stoepfel were honored by the Licking, Knox, Muskingum, and Coshocton Labor Board for their outstanding essays on the importance of labor unions for American workers. Maya and Will were selected from entries submitted across three counties. Congratulations to both students on this remarkable achievement.🐾 Proud to be a panther. #PantherPride

🐾Maysville Athletics Weekly Schedule 🐾

Over the past few weeks, Arby’s has generously donated sandwiches and fries to our Maysville Middle School Caught Ya winners during March and April! 🥪🍟 We would like to thank Arby’s for supporting our students and celebrating their hard work . Proud to be a panther. #PantherPride

🏀🌸 Spring Fling Hosted by Maysville Boys Basketball 🌸🏀 All Maysville Elementary students are invited to an evening of fun on May 3rd, 6:00–8:00 p.m. at Maysville Elementary. 🎟️ Admission: $5 per person (cash only at the door) 🍿 Concession stand with snacks & drinks (cash only)

Congratulations to the 21st Century students who won games during Parent Interaction Math Mania Night at Maysville Elementary.🏆🔢 Proud to be a panther. #PantherPride

The Maysville Promenade is tonight from 5:30–6:30 PM in the High School Gym. If you can’t make it, you can still watch it live using the link below ⬇️ 🎥 https://youtube.com/live/uplNvIB0SVE?feature=share

4th Graders Discover the Math Magic of Bees in the STEAM Lab 🐝📐 Last week, Maysville 4th grade students took a deep dive into the world of bees—and uncovered the incredible math behind their honeycombs—during a hands-on investigation in the STEAM Lab. The driving question? Are bees amazing mathematicians? The answer was a resounding yes! Students explored how bees instinctively use hexagons to build their honeycombs, and why this geometric shape is the most efficient choice. By comparing hexagons to other shapes like squares and triangles, they discovered how area and perimeter play a major role in structural efficiency—maximizing space while minimizing material. Using real beehive frames from a local beekeeper and samples of hornets’ nests, students examined natural examples of geometric design in the wild. They carefully measured angles, analyzed patterns, and connected their observations back to mathematical principles. This buzz-worthy experience combined science, math, and engineering inspired by the brilliance of nature. Proud to be a panther. #PantherPride