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London High School Newsletter- Week of August 12, 2024

Events

August 12
Athletic Boosters Meeting
Music Boosters Meeting

August 13
Board of Education Meeting

August 14
First Day of School
Boys Golf vs. Kenton Ridge
Girls Golf at Southeastern

August 15
JV Boys Golf vs. North Union and Bellefontaine
Food Trucks
Jamboree Game w/ Bishop Ready

August 16
Girls Soccer vs. Amanda Clearcreek
Boys Soccer vs. Amanda Clearcreek

August 19
Girls Soccer at Northeastern

August 20
Girls Golf at Bellefontaine
Girls Tennis vs. Urbana
JV Boys Soccer at River Valley
Boys Soccer at River Valley

August 21
Boys Golf at Urbana
Girls Golf at Urbana

August 22
Girls Golf vs Kenton Ridge
JV Boys Soccer vs. Miami Trace
Girls Soccer at Tree of Life
Boys Soccer vs. Miami Trace

August 23
Football vs. Washington Courthouse

August 24
Cross Country at Pickerington North
JV Football at Washington Courthouse
Girls Tennis at Teays Valley

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Handbook

Student and Parent Handbook

London Unlimited Handbook

Athletic Handbook

Principal Message

Dear High School Student Families,

Welcome back! We are excited to kick this year off. School starts back up on Wednesday, and there is the Jamboree Game with the Food Truck Festival. All sports and the band are in action over the next two weeks.

A few reminders as we start back up:

  • School doors open at 7:00.

  • Students will be released to first period at 7:10.

  • Class starts at 7:20. Students arriving to their classroom after 7:20 need to report to the office for a late pass.

  • Students are expected to remove their hats, hoods, AirPods or other headphone device, and put phones away as they enter the building.

  • If driving students and dropping them off, please use the loop and drop off students on the fire lane for building entry.

  • Students that are driving are expected to be licensed and use the student parking spots. Information for parking passes will be shared.

School fees are listed on the students' report cards. Some of these fees have accumulated since elementary school or include pay-to-participate. These can be paid online through PaySchools (there is a convenience fee) or checks can be sent to London High School. (These are printed on the grade cards that are mailed home and viewable by selecting "View Paper Report Card.") The amount posted is the accumulated amount from the last time fees have been paid.

We hope all have had an incredible summer! We look forward to seeing you soon!

Go Red Raiders!

-Ryan Rismiller

Cell Phone policy

Friday afternoon the message listed below was sent through Final Forms. London City Schools has a cell phone policy to meet the current expectations as shared in House Bill 250 by Governor DeWine. London High School will be monitoring, managing, and maintaining this policy closer this year. The school's practices regarding Electronic Communication Devices can be found on Page 16 and 17 of the Student Handbook. A link to the handbook can be found in this newsletter and on the school website.

Thank you for your assistance in helping us provide a stronger foundation in your students' learning environment at London High School. 

With the start of school just around the corner, London High School wanted to take a proactive approach in communicating with our community regarding recent legislation passed by Ohio Governor Mike DeWine. House Bill 250 focuses on minimizing student use of cell phones in K-12 schools and the establishment of school cell phone policies. Students may receive school discipline for cell phone usage without prior written approval within a classroom setting at London High School. We will be informing our student body regarding our district cell phone policy at the start of the 2024-2025 school year. Please feel free to have conversations with your children regarding the reinforcement of our district cellphone policy. Furthermore, if you have any questions or concerns, please let us know.

Driver's Education

Schwartz Driving School has opened a location in London. It is located at 167 West High Street. They have also provided vouchers to the school which gives students FREE classroom instruction. The driver's training is at a reduced rate through the voucher. These vouchers can be picked up from Mr. Rismiller. Families will need to call Schwartz Driving School at 614-882-4235 to enroll.

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Attendance

Regular school attendance plays a vital role in helping students build the academic, social, and emotional skills they need to thrive. By attending school consistently, students can stay on track with their learning and development. At London City Schools, we believe in the importance of every school day, as it sets the foundation for future success. From preschool and kindergarten through high school, being present helps students develop critical skills, achieve academic milestones, and stay on the path to graduation. Let's work together to ensure every student reaches their full potential by making attendance a priority!

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Transportation News

Transportation

Counselor Corner

Welcome

Celebrations

Congratulations
Beauty and the Beast

Scholarships

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

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

Resources
Financing College Night- FAFSA Night Presentation

The College Tour

Opportunities

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

London High School
Community Service Webpage

Madison County Prevention Youth Ambassador

  • Ambassador Application

  • Informational Flyer

  • Parent Guardian Consent Form

  • Virtual Agreement

Special Olympics
Wildcard Wednesday
Flight
Youth ages 8-17 can fly free. Click the image for more details or to register to participate at a local airport.
Ohio ACE
Autumn
Click for Volunteer Opportunities

Links for Families-

  • 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.

Resources for Students

  • 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.

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