Twelve Maysville HS Key Club members joined local Kiwanians for the annual K-Day on April 26th in the 6-12 library. Students led the pledge and invocation and discussed their previous and future project with the Kiwanis members. Maysville's Key Club was the first such club chartered in Muskingum County. This year's seniors leave a wealth of experience and ideas to the rising members who will focus on member recruitment and mental health awareness during the coming year.
Proud to be a panther. #PantherPride
💛🐾Maysville O*Tags Preschool Registration 💙🐾
Preschool Registration will be Tuesday May 2nd from 9:00-11:00 A.M. and 1:00-3:00 P.M.
For more information you may contact the Maysville O*Tags at 740-453-0754.
Congratulations to the Maysville Boys Baseball Team ⚾ for defeating John Glenn last night with a score of 2-1. Proud to be a panther. #PantherPride
Thursday's Athletic Events
Wednesday's Scheduled Athletic Events
💛🐾Maysville O*Tags Preschool Registration 💙🐾
Preschool Registration will be Tuesday May 2nd from 9:00-11:00 A.M. and 1:00-3:00 P.M.
For more information you may contact the Maysville O*Tags at 740-453-0754.
Tuesday's Athletics - 04/25/23
🐾Maysville Elementary Families🐾
All students in grade 3rd, 4th, & 5th will be taking the Ohio State Academic tests this spring. We ask that your child is in attendance on our testing days and arrive on time. Students will test best if they have a good night's rest and you encourage them to do their best!
April 25 & 26 Science (5th Grade Only)
May 3 & 4 Math
On Friday, April 21st Maysville had the honor to celebrate these 6 ladies and the extra work they put in this year through a mentorship program the MVESC sponsors. This group had the chance to work side by side local detectives, Zanesville Police Department, lawyers from Attorney at Law LLC, judges, prosecutors, Appalachian Children’s Coalition, Muskingum County Adult & Child Protective Services, Genesis Healthcare System, and Muskingum County Park District. It was an honor to hear these ladies stories and growth they made during their experiences. Congratulations.
Proud to be a panther! #PantherPride
🌎Building Celebration🌎
Maysville Elementary celebrated Earth Day 2023 with a day full of appreciation for the world we live in. Classes visited the science rooms to recycle♻️ pudding cups into fun GRASS HEADS, tried their hands at advertising by making creative Earth Day badges, walked throughout the campus on Nature Hikes, hosted guest readers📚, read some funny Earth jokes, and visited the MES UpCycled Art Exhibit🎨. WOW! It was a very busy day!
Proud to be a panther.#PantherPride
📚Guest Readers📚
Maysville Elementary students want to thank community guest readers Connie Fink and Melissa Spring for spending the day with us. Both ladies are passionate about the environment and about instilling a love of reading in our students. These retirees shared their favorite Earth Day themed stories in our new "Reading Nooks". Thanks also to the Community Foundation for choosing Maysville Elementary as their Fall Grant Recipient. We love our new areas and look forward to adding the remaining pieces before the end of the year! Stay tuned!
The Maysville Panther Tones🎶 performed at the Muskingum County K-12 Student Art Exhibition at the Zanesville Museum of Art.
Proud to be a panther. #PantherPride
MONDAY ATHLETICS - 04/24/23
WEEKLY ATHLETIC EVENTS
Maysville Elementary Students had a guest reader in their new reading nook. The Lorax came to read them a story.
National History Day State Competition
Several students from Maysville High School competed and earned honors at the National History Day State Competition held Saturday at Ohio Wesleyan University yesterday
Eleven MHS students competed in this round of the competition - a capstone for months of historical writing and research. Students analyzed primary and secondary sources, conducted personal interviews with experts, and spent significant time in museums and archives to create their original projects in the various categories, all tied to this year’s theme of “frontiers in history.”
In order to compete at this round, students had to qualify by finishing first or second at the regional contest held at Muskingum University last month. The competing students include: Sophomores, Emma Rush and Scarlet Price (group website), Arion Yost, Zach Howell (individual website), Will Stoepfel, Maya Johnson (individual documentary), Claire Heiney (individual exhibit). Juniors: Abby Fracker and Jacklynn Watts (group website), Autumn Barrows (individual website) and Tillman Hawk (individual paper).
Receiving recognition on the day:
Tillman Hawk won the “America’s Founding” award which included a cash prize.
Sophomores Will Stoepfel and Maya Johnson both placed in the top six in the state for their individual documentaries.
Junior Autumn Barrows placed fourth in the state for her website.
Sophomores Emma Rush and Scarlet Price received the “Ohio Pride” award which comes with a cash prize AND the pair was recognized as the winners of the group website category. As a result of their first place finish, the group is now eligible to join the Ohio delegation and represent the state at the National History Day competition in June held at College Park Maryland, just outside of Washington DC.
The NHD program reaches nearly half a million American and international students every year so to make it this far is quite a success. Congratulations to all of the Maysville students who competed and good luck to those moving on to the next round.
Proud to be a panther. #PantherPride
♻️🌎🎨UpCycled Art🎨🌎♻️
Maysville Elementary is excited to share with you a few of our Earth Day -UpCycled Art projects. Families participated by recycling "trash" from their homes into beautiful works of art! One person from each grade level received a prize package with an Earth Day shirt, book, and collection of seed packets; while all other participants received squishy globes to celebrate their creations! Thanks to our families for making learning a fun experience!
Saturday's Scheduled Athletic Events
🐾Maysville High School Families 🐾
Mark Your Calendars!
🐾National Honor Society Induction Ceremony
Friday, May 5th at 9 AM
🐾Academic Awards Grades 9-11
Friday, May 12th at 9 AM
🐾Senior Academic Awards and Scholarship Recognition
Friday, May 19th at 9 AM
Mrs. Dingey's 3rd grade students have been learning about immigration and recently read, Lilly and Miss Liberty-a fiction text that shares how a young girl made crowns to raise funds to construct the pedestal in which the Statue of Liberty would stand. Today, they enjoyed making their own crowns. 👑
