Events

November 7
No School for Students

November 17
Tolles Sophomore Visit

Registration — See Mrs. Dennis if you need assistance.

Principal Message

Good afternoon! Please continue to help reinforce positive values with your student as we progress through the year. We will continue to promote the values of the Raider Way.

As a reminder, when dropping off students in the morning. Please drop them off so they can exit onto the sidewalk and not have to cross all of the lanes. When dropping off students, all are encouraged to use the entire length of the fire lane when dropping off students. Students that are walking to school and crossing Elm need to use the signals to help with alert oncoming traffic. Thanks for your assistance with keeping students safe. Have a great week!

Go Red Raiders!

-Ryan Rismiller

Senior Headshots — Click the image above to be able to share your senior headshot. Senior photos due by April 1st.

ATTENDANCE MATTERS: LCS PARTNERS WITH STAY IN THE GAME NETWORK TO HELP ADDRESS CHRONIC STUDENT ABSENCES

Lou Kramer

London City Schools encourages parents, families, and caregivers to establish consistent routines, including regular bedtime and "rise and shine" times, as well as dedicated academic periods, regardless of their child's age. Let's work together to ensure they "Stay in the Game" for a successful educational journey!

A quick update from Nurse:

Thank you for the wonderful response of getting your child's updated immunization records turned in. We will be reaching out again to parents whose students are still not compliant with Ohio Department of Health guidelines and requirements. If you are a parent who has a future appointment, please contact me.

Elizabeth Kennell, RN

District Nurse

London City Schools

elizabeth.kennell@london.k12.oh.us

740-852-5700 ext. 1067

fax 740-845-3283

Counselor Corner

Attention Class of 2027-

Tolles Career & Technical Center has a sophomore only program that we wanted to make you aware of. Applications will be out in November, so now is the time to think about applying.

Tolles' new Career Exploration Academy is a year-long program that offers sophomore students opportunities and experiences for personal growth and career exploration. Whether a student decides to return to their home school or transition to a Tolles’ Career Technology program, they will complete their sophomore year with increased awareness of themselves, their education, and their career goals.

The Career Exploration Academy is a program for 10th graders that allows them to explore all of the Tolles labs and gives them a fast pass to their chosen lab their Junior year.

We will be having the Career Exploration Academy teacher from Tolles come to do a presentation with students that might be interested and/or be a good fit for the program next week. If your freshman might be a good fit for this or might be interested, please have them fill out this form so we can invite them to the meeting next week.

Might be a good fit for the CEA:

Students that are definitely interested in Tolles
Students that have no idea where to start with careers
Students that struggle in typical classes, but do well with hands on experience

CEA Interest Form

Campuses visiting London

Scholarships

Fastweb
London City Schools Scholarship Page
Raise.me
Studentscholarships.org

Scholarships in order of deadline
November
December
January
February
March
April
May

Opportunities

Community Service- The United Way often has opportunities to receive hours.

London High School
Community Service Webpage

Madison County Prevention Youth Ambassador

Wittenberg University Percussion Ensemble- Grades 7-12- Application due February 12, 2024

Links for Families-

Enhancements to Safer Ohio School tip line include new options for reporting school safety concerns

In addition to calling and texting the state's free Safer Ohio School Tip Line (1-844-SAFEROH), recent changes now enable Ohioans to report school safety information using a new smartphone app and online web form to quickly report concerns. The tip line is staffed by crisis response professionals who are trained to help individuals contemplating self-harm.

COLUMBUS JOB FAIR - WEST (11/8 – 5-7PM) - REGISTRATION OPEN!

Register NOW / Learn More: https://columbusjobfairwest2023.eventbrite.com

Job Opportunities: Full-time, Part-time, Virtual, or Winter Jobs!
Raffles every 15 minutes: Win $50 in either cash, lottery tickets, target, Dave & Busters, Tim Hortons and more!
Refer a friend: Refer the most people and win $100!
Free cookies! First 100 to attended receive a Cheryl’s Cookie!
Relaxed Environment: Free refreshments, light music, interview at the event, and find your next job!

JOB EXPO DETAILS:

When: Wend, 11/8 from 5-7PM
Where: Franklin County Fairground - Edwards Building (4100 Columbia St, Hilliard, OH 43026)
Admission: Free!
Notes: Ohio Department of Job & Family Services will be there to help with your resume, interview skills and more!
Hiring Companies Attending (Partial List): Enchanted Care Learning Center, Trudeau's Fence Company, Arbors Ohio, Enchanted Care, Dawson, Centricity Research, R.T. Moore, Alliance Mobile (National Authorized Retailer for AT&T), A Grade Ahead, Crunch Fitness, Bell, Inc, Texas Roadhouse, Tim Hortons, Mary Kay, Universal Windows Direct, Renewal by Anderson, CDC FC Head Start, Federal Express, Able Roofing, Everdry, Liberty Mutual, Integrity Athletics, Culver Summer Schools & Camps, Gordan Food Service, AT&T, CertaPro Painters, Sherwin Williams, Childcare Careers, Columbus State Community College, Allied Universal, The Huntington National Bank, and Franklin County Children’s Services, Dental Assisting School, Centricity Research, Spring Education Group / Enchanted Care Learning Center, Trudeau's Fence Company, Arbors at Carroll, Dawson, Alliance Mobile, Fitness Gurus LLC, The Kroger Co., BJ's Wholesale Club, Servicemaster by Demarrt, Ohio Department of Jobs & Family Services, and more!