On Tuesday, April 18, join us at Wyoming High School for a community dinner and program:

6 p.m. CommUNITY Grill Out with Superintendent Tim Weber

7 p.m. CommUNITY Conversation: The Power of Culture at WCS

Our culture is the heart of our school system. It makes Wyoming City Schools a special place to learn and work, and it gives us a unique advantage.

Come enjoy the dramatic talents of Wyoming High School at Arsenic and Old Lace on Thursday-Saturday, April 13-15. The curtain at the Wyoming High School Pendery Center for the Arts will rise at 7:30 p.m. each night. Tickets are $10 at the door.

Arsenic and Old Lace centers on a Brooklyn drama critic and his family of eccentric characters. You don't want to miss it!

Wyoming City Schools had an incredible showing at this year's Latin Convention! Four Wyoming High School students and four Wyoming Middle School students attended and every student earned an award in at least one of the contests they entered.

At the convention, students have opportunities to compete in a variety of categories ranging from traditional academic focused contests, to graphic arts, crafts (such as textiles and game design), creative and performing arts, and more. Every contest is designed to encourage students to connect their knowledge of the ancient world with the skills and talents they have outside of the Latin classroom.

The WCS Impact Award recognizes staff members who are making a positive impact in the lives of the students, families, and staff of Wyoming City Schools. Wyoming Middle School Teacher Angie Arengo exemplifies excellence in her work to empower Wyoming students with the knowledge, perspective, and skills essential for success.

In February, forty-five (45) Wyoming Middle School and High School students explored Quebec. Historically, this trip has been for middle school students but high school students were given the opportunity this year after COVID displaced the previously scheduled trip.

In Quebec, our students enjoyed the Bonhomme de Carnival (and the carnival's mascot snowman), a fresco depicting the history of the city, and traditional French breakfasts. Additionally, they were given a tour of Huron Village, one of the First Nations communities of Quebec

Sixth grader Ernie Davis III received the 2023 Capturing the Vision of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Award for the State of Ohio on January 12, 2023. This award recognizes young Ohioans who exemplify leadership, nonviolence, and a commitment to excellence and interracial cooperation.

Recipients of this prize "demonstrate impressive leadership in carrying on Dr. King's legacy by bringing their communities together," said Ohio Governor Mike DeWine. "We are incredibly grateful for their work to keep his dream alive and encourage unity among all Ohioans."

Welcome to Wyoming City Schools! We are so happy your child is joining our school community!

Please mark your calendars and plan to attend the Wyoming Primary Schools 2023-2024 Kindergarten Information Meeting at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 23, 2023, at Elm School, 134 Elm Avenue.

Elm School has received the 2022 Community Spirit Award from the City of Wyoming Urban Forestry & Beautification Commission. Through a collaboration among Elm School, the University of Cincinnati, Xavier University, and the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Gardens, the Elm Inspiration Garden began as a way for students to learn more about the importance of pollinators. Community members, students, staff, and administrators have partnered to establish and maintain the space.