February 23
Freshmen Turn In Schedule Requests
OHSAA Sectional Girls Basketball

February 24
All Junior ACT
Juniors Turn In Schedule Requests
Junior CPR
OHSAA District Boys Bowling
OHSAA District Girls Bowling

February 25
Sophomores Turn In Schedule Requests

February 26
TBD OHSAA Sectional Girls Basketball
OHSAA State Swimming Prelims

February 27
Ag Olympics
TBD OHSAA State Swimming Finals
OHSAA Boys Basketball at Kipp/Bloom Carroll

February 28
OHSAA Sectional Boys Wrestling at Jonathan Alder

March 1
OHSAA Sectional Girls Wrestling at Licking Valley

March 3
TBD OHSAA Boys Basketball

March 4
TBD OHSAA Girls Basketball

March 6
The Drowsy Chaperone
TBD- OHSAA Boys Basketball
TBD- OHSAA Boys Wrestling at Wilmington

March 7
The Drowsy Chaperone
TBD- OHSAA Boys Wrestling at Wilmington
TBD-OHSAA Girls Wrestling at Big Walnut

March 8
The Drowsy Chaperone
TBD- OHSAA Girls Wrestling at Big Walnut

Student and Parent Handbook

London Unlimited Handbook

Athletic Handbook

Dear LHS Families,

OHSAA winter postseason is in full swing. We have students currently competing in Basketball, Bowling, Swimming, and Wrestling. Stay tuned to our athletics social media channels for the most up-to-date schedules and information. Several dates are listed as TBD as teams need to win to advance.We are a week away from the Spring Musical, The Drowsy Chaperone.

Junior families, please check your email and/or with your student email. Specific details of the Junior ACT have been shared. Specific needs and what is occurring during the day have been shared.

Scheduling meetings are done. The next step will be entering requests. Studens are asked to turn in their requests as displayed on the events calendar.

Have a great week!

Ryan Rismiller
Principal, London High School
Go Red Raiders!

Winner of five Tony Awards, The Drowsy Chaperone is a show -within-a-show as the Man in Chair brings his favorite show to life in his apartment, where Broadway star Janet Van de Graaff plans to give up the stage for love, but a host of comedic characters—including gangsters, a Latin lover, and the Drowsy Chaperone—try to stop the wedding, resulting in delightful mayhem and mistaken identities. March 6-7, 2026 at 7:00 pm and March 8, 2026 at 2:00 pm.

This also includes personal devices- iPads, personal laptops, etc.

School Transportation Update: My Ride K-12
London City Schools is excited to share a helpful transportation tool for families: My Ride K-12! This easy-to-use system gives parents/guardians quick access to bus information and helps you stay informed throughout the school year.

Secure and Confidential Login
Parents/guardians can securely log in using their student’s ID number.

Easy to Use
The user-friendly interface makes it simple to navigate and find the information you need quickly.

Real-Time Updates
Know exactly when to expect the bus at your student’s stop with real-time updates.

Access from Any Device
My Ride K-12 is available on Android, iOS, and through a web browser.

How to Register
To get started, follow the steps in the Parent User Guide.

Thank you for your support as we work together to keep transportation safe!

Sincerely,
London City Schools Transportation Department
740-852-5700 ext. 5010
transportation.lcs@london.k12.oh.us

Even as students mature and gain greater independence, families remain pivotal in ensuring continued access to educational opportunities and in understanding the critical role regular attendance plays in academic success and future career readiness. Whether absences are excused or unexcused, all missed instructional time adds up and can impact student learning. Families can also serve as strong advocates for additional resources and support to help students stay engaged and on track, particularly when consistent in-person attendance presents challenges.

As winter weather brings snow and colder temperatures, please remind students to practice snow safety. Dress appropriately for the weather, including warm coats, hats, gloves, and sturdy footwear. Walk carefully on icy or snow-covered surfaces to prevent slips and falls, and avoid throwing snow or ice, as it can cause serious injuries. Staying aware of surroundings and following school safety guidelines helps keep everyone safe and healthy during snowy conditions.

Hello Families,

With the very cold weather we are experiencing, please make sure your students are dressed appropriately each day (coat, hat, gloves, etc.).

If you are unsure whether your student should stay home, please feel free to call the nurse in your student’s building, we are happy to help.

Also, if your phone number has changed, please call the office or update it in Final Forms so we can update our records. In case of an emergency, it is very important that we are able to reach you.

Lastly, please remember to send an extra set of clothing to keep in your student’s locker or bookbag. Accidents, spills, and illness can happen, and having extra clothes available helps your student return to class quickly without missing valuable instructional time.

Thank you for your support,

LHS Clinic: Nikki Moore — 740-852-5700 ext. 4055 
LMS Clinic: Monica Sorrell — 740-852-5700 ext. 3073
LES/LPS Clinic: Baylee Semler and Elizabeth Kennell — 740-852-5700 ext. 1067

Here are items that were shared during the Senior Parent Meeting. Please let us know how we can assist and if there are any questions.

• Slideshow

• Jostens- For Cap, gown and graduation orders

• FAFSA- Create FSA ID now

• Counseling Webpage

• Common App

• Common App Support

• Graduation Requirements

• Credit Check Sheet

• Voter Registration

• Selective Service Registration

• College Visit Form

• Checklist

• Scholarships

• Honors Diploma

• Intent to Participate CCP (only for new applicants)

• Brag Sheet

Fastweb
Horatio Alger Scholarships
London City Schools Scholarship Page
Raise.me
Studentscholarships.org

Scholarships in order of deadline
February
March
April
May
June
July
August

Resources
Financing College Night- FAFSA Night Presentation

Need to schedule a time with your counselor. Use the following links-

• Ms. Allen (A-K)

• Mrs. Sowers (L-Z)

The Quick Recall team hosted the prestigious Paul Boyd Tournament on Saturday. On the way to a second place finish, our academic warriors defeated Jonathon Alder, Olentangy, River Valley and North Union before being edged in the finals by Delaware Hayes.  The team was led by Garek Logue, Julia Mullin, Griffin Lotton, Aedan Kelly, Gael Juarez, Grayson Moore-Carter and Owen Bullock.

🏆 Red Raider Weekly Recap | February 9–14, 2026

Created by: Brylee Huff and Jacey Peters

It was another action-packed week for London athletics, highlighted by dominant wins, postseason competition, and well-earned conference honors!

🏀 Varsity Girls Basketball
The Lady Raiders were unstoppable at home this week, earning two commanding victories. London rolled past Bishop Ready 61–21 on February 9, then followed up with an even more impressive 68–18 win over Bellefontaine High School on February 11.

The week also brought exciting news as Central Buckeye Conference honors were announced. Congratulations to:

-Addison Lambert – 1st Team All-CBC
-Madilyn Adkins – 2nd Team All-CBC
-Mya Edley – 2nd Team All-CBC
-Makaylah Jackson – 2nd Team All-CBC
-Katelyn Duvall – Special Mention All-CBC
-Gracie Howe – Sportsmanship Award

A tremendous accomplishment for the Lady Raiders program!

🏀 Varsity Boys Basketball
The boys faced a challenging slate of opponents this week. London fell on the road to Circleville High School 72–40 on February 9 and later dropped a 63–50 contest at Urbana High School on February 13. The Raiders closed out the week in a nail-biter at home, falling just short against North Union High School 54–51.

Despite the results, the Raiders continued to compete hard down the stretch.

🎳 Girls Bowling
The Lady Bowlers earned a strong home victory over Fairbanks High School, defeating the Panthers 1958–1450 on February 9. The team delivered a balanced performance to secure the win.

🎳 Boys Bowling
The boys matched that success at home, knocking off Fairbanks High School 2050–1746. The Raiders put together a solid team effort to sweep the bowling matchups for the week.

🤼 Boys Wrestling
Competing on the road at Jonathan Alder High School, the Raiders battled hard in a tough dual meet. Taven Huff and Brody Howard each secured individual victories, highlighting the team’s determined effort.

🤼‍♀️ Girls Wrestling
At Teays Valley, the Lady Raiders placed 10th overall in tournament competition. Sophomore Loraine Durham earned a strong 2nd-place finish on the podium. Hannah Howard, Brylee Huff, and Shayla Lowe narrowly missed podium spots but finished an impressive 5th in their respective weight classes.

🏊‍♂️ Swimming – OHSAA Sectionals
London swimmers competed at the OHSAA Sectional Tournament, finishing 10th out of 29 teams. Griffin Lotton led the way with a 2nd-place finish in the 500 freestyle and 7th in the 200 freestyle. Strong efforts also came from James Thompson, Caelan Mars, Gabe Scholl, and Riley Meyers as the team represented London with determination at postseason competition.

Check out these materials. The all Junior ACT will be February 24th

- Directions
- Practice Test
- Scoring Guide

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

London High School
Community Service Webpage

• Free and Reduced Lunch Form

• London Unlimited Handbook

• SOS Program- Opt Out-Sophomores

• SOS Parent Care Giver Handout

• Student Athletic Code of Conduct

• Student Handbook

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.

• 988 Lifeline- Helpline provided to prevent suicide and help with mental health

• Common App- This is used for sending transcripts to colleges.

• SaferOhio- Free safety resource and anonymous tip line.