January 1
No School- Winter Break

January 2
No School- Winter Break

January 3
No School for Students

January 4
Students Return
First Day of 3rd Quarter
First Day of 2nd Semester

January 5
Report Cards Available
Bowling at Indian Lake
Boys Basketball with Urbana
Swimming with Northwestern/Indian Lake

January 6
Wrestling at Logan Elm
Girls Basketball with Jonathan Alder

January 8
Bowling with Jonathan Alder
Athletic Booster Meeting
Swimming at Marysville
Music Booster Meeting

January 9
Basketball with Graham
Board Meeting

January 11
Bowling at Graham

January 12
Boys Basketball at Bellefontaine

January 13
Wrestling at Licking Valley
Girls Basketball at Bellefontaine
Boys Basketball with Whitehall Yearling

Dear High School Student Families,

As we enter a brand new year, I want to take a moment to express my heartfelt appreciation for the incredible support you provide to your high school students. Your commitment to their education and well-being is truly commendable.

In the coming year, may your homes be filled with laughter, understanding, and shared accomplishments. Your role in shaping the next generation is invaluable, and your partnership with us in the journey of education is deeply cherished.

May 2024 bring forth opportunities for growth, memorable achievements, and strengthened family bonds. Your encouragement and involvement make a significant difference in the lives of our students, and we are grateful for the positive impact you have on their academic and personal development.

Here's to a New Year filled with joy, success, and the continued flourishing of our students under your nurturing care. Thank you for being an integral part of our school community.

Warmest wishes for a Happy New Year!

Go Red Raiders!

-Ryan Rismiller

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

Consistent attendance helps your child form lasting friendships, develop a sense of belonging, and build positive relationships with teachers and staff. These connections create a supportive learning environment.

A quick update from Nurse:

As cold and flu season is upon us, feel free to ask any questions about when to keep your child home from school. If your child hasn't received a flu shot yet, it's not too late—contact their pediatrician or check with the Health Department. Remember, keep your child home if they have a fever, vomiting, diarrhea, persistent cough, or respiratory issues. Encourage good handwashing to prevent illnesses. 

Elizabeth Kennell, RN

District Nurse

London City Schools

elizabeth.kennell@london.k12.oh.us

740-852-5700  ext. 1067

fax 740-845-3283