Maysville Local Schools

🎶 Maysville Marching Band Senior Recognition 🎶

We are proud to recognize our Maysville Marching Band seniors! Thank you for your hard work, dedication, leadership, and the memories you have made as Panthers. Your contributions to the band and Maysville will not be forgotten!

Congratulations to our seniors:

💙 Savanna Chambers
💙 Aubrey Cottrell
💙 Ruger Fox
💙 Matthew Fracker
💙 Greyson Hearing
💙 Nicole Hittle
💙 Delaynee Huff
💙 Yusupha Jarjou
💙 Jillian Leighton
💙 Logan McCormick
💙 Chayslin Mohler
💙 Lydia Moore
💙 Amy Parrill
💙 Grace Rush
💙 Damien Webster
💙 Braelynn Wheeler
💙 Luella Young

Once a Panther, always a Panther!

🏐 Maysville Volleyball Senior Recognition🏐

We are proud to recognize our Maysville Volleyball seniors! Thank you for your hard work, dedication, leadership, and the memories you have made as Panthers.

Congratulations to our seniors:

💙 Avery Daniels
💙 Addison Kolbe
💙 Parker Burns
💙 Sophie Dennis
💙 Riley Dooley
💙 Jayla Carpenter
💙 Kinley Lewellen


Once a Panther, always a Panther!

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🐾🍂 Fall Senior Night Recognition 🍂🐾

Today, we will be recognizing all of our fall sports seniors! We are proud of these student-athletes and all they have contributed to Maysville Athletics and Programs.

Stay tuned throughout the day as we celebrate our fall seniors! 💙💛🐾

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🐾Happy National School Psychology Week!🐾

This week, we recognize and celebrate our School Psychologist, Sara Anthony, and School Psychologist Assistant, Jessica Caldwell!

Thank you both for the care, support, and dedication you provide to our students and staff each day. We appreciate all that you do for Maysville! 🐾

📚 Maysville Elementary Book Fair 📚

The Maysville Elementary Book Fair will be open November 9–17.

The Book Fair will also be open during parent-teacher conference nights for families to stop in and shop. You do not need to have a scheduled conference to visit. All parents and families are welcome!

Mrs. Jerles’ class brought creativity and technology together in the STEAM Lab! Students learned about sublimation printers and how to use a heat press to personalize bags for carrying their supplies between classrooms. Students experienced the excitement of turning an idea into a useful, finished product with a little bit of Panther pride! 🐾

Tricia Huffman of Pugh’s Diamond Jewelers visited Mrs. Warne’s History of Fashion class to share examples of jewelry from the 1800s through today. Students had the opportunity to learn how jewelry styles and trends have evolved throughout history.

Thank you to Tricia for sharing her knowledge and providing our students with this learning experience!

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✏️🐾📝Learning Beyond the Classroom!✏️🐾📝

The Maysville Early Childhood Education Pathway students recently had the opportunity to visit Evening Street Elementary School to explore education in a suburban school setting.

During their visit, students gained valuable insight into classroom environments, instructional practices, school resources, and the unique characteristics of a suburban elementary school. This experience allowed our future educators to broaden their perspectives and make meaningful connections to what they are learning in the classroom.

A special thank you to Evening Street Elementary for welcoming our students and providing this valuable learning opportunity! ❤️

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🎶 Good luck to the Maysville Panther Marching Band as they compete at the State Competition this weekend!

We are proud of all your hard work. GO PANTHERS! 🐾

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🐾Maysville Elementary Morning announcements🐾
To check out all morning announcements at MES please visit the website below⬇️
https://youtu.be/ShjDnx8YSWI

🐾Attention Maysville Families 🐾

Throughout October, Spanish Club and friends came together during Advisory to prepare for Día de Muertos. On November 2, the celebration came to life! Members crafted vibrant calaveras out of playdough, played an energetic game of Reloj, sipped on cozy Mexican hot chocolate, and shared meaningful stories around the ofrenda.

Día de Muertos is a beautiful, unique holiday dedicated to honoring and remembering the loved ones who live on in our hearts. 🧡💀🌺

Maysville 8th graders went on a field trip to Mid-East - Zanesville Campus. They had the opportunity to learn about and explore programs with some hands-on experience! 🐾

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🐾Maysville Middle School Sadie Hawkins🐾

NHS members, led by President Kade Renner, helped unload 7 pallets of food when Eastside Community Ministries received a large donation. Members mobilized in a short time and got to work, ensuring that the community would have access to these resources.

Exemplifying the NHS pillar of service, our members pride themselves on giving back to our community and helping others, which also demonstrates our district values of kindness and collaboration. 🐾💛

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📣 The Maysville High School Cheerleaders had the honor of performing the closing cheer at the Chick-fil-A ribbon-cutting ceremony. Way to go panthers!💙💛

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We are looking for a few parent volunteers to help with concessions at the Maysville Junior Class Bazaar on November 21st!

We need parents willing to work a 4-hour shift at our concession stand. Available shifts are:

7:00 AM – 11:00 AM

9:00 AM – 1:00 PM

11:00 AM – 3:00 PM

All funds raised at the Bazaar will go toward helping cover prom necessities, including the rental of a venue, DJ, snacks, and drinks for our Juniors and Seniors!

Every volunteer makes a difference, and we truly appreciate any time you can give to help make prom a success! ❤️

If you are able to help, please reach out to Misty Paskell or Kristin Downey:

📧 misty.paskell@maysvillelocal.org
📧 kristin.downey@maysvillelocal.org

Thank you for supporting the Maysville Junior Class! 💙💛

🐾Maysville Elementary Morning announcements🐾
To check out all morning announcements at MES please visit the website below⬇️
https://youtu.be/ySNAQOlYZ2Y

🐾Maysville Board of Education Meeting 🐾

🐾Maysville 2nd graders put their storm drain knowledge to the test in the Tinker Lab! 🐾

Working as engineering teams, students were challenged to design and build a tool that could retrieve “lost” items from a storm drain-including a cell phone, $100 bill, keys, and a gift card. Students had to think creatively, communicate with their teammates, test their designs, and make improvements along the way. This hands-on challenge gave our young engineers an opportunity to apply their learning while practicing problem-solving, collaboration, perseverance, and the engineering design process!

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