THS Musical's Murder Mystery Dinner will be on Thursday, November 20 at 6:00 PM. Dust off your boots and come dressed in your favorite Western outfits for an evening of food, fun, and a rootin’ tootin’ whodunnit!
Reserve your tickets today!
Important Reminder!
Please join us at Texas Roadhouse Monday, November 3 from 4:00-8:00. 10% of all purchases will benefit the Toronto Close Up Program for their trip to Washington, DC. This is for dine in or take out. Hope to see you there!
Stay safe at the bus stop and always stop when the stop-arm is out, Toronto! #SchoolBusSafety
Riders-Stay in your seat, face forward, and keep the aisle clear. #SchoolBusSafety
Join us for a spooktacular Halloween Dance Party for grades K–5 — music, photobooth, glow sticks, and tattoos guaranteed to make you howl with fun! All proceeds benefit the Toronto Close-Up students.
School buses are the safest ride to school—let’s keep it that way! #SchoolBusSafety
Be at the bus stop early—running late = running risks. #SchoolBusSafety
Drivers — safety starts with you. If you see a school bus with flashing red lights, make sure to stop and wait. Remember to always stop when the stop-arm is out. #SchoolBusSafety
Our district is offering surplus equipment for sale through an online auction. Available items include: Two Kubota Tractors and a Commercial Conveyor Oven. Public view of items will be on Monday, October 6, 2025 from 5:00-6:00PM. Bidding is now open and will remain open until Tuesday, October 7 beginning at 6:30PM. Interested parties can place bids here: https://www.bid-assets.com/auctions/29526-toronto-schools-surplus-restaurant-fixtures-and-grounds-equipment
All items are being sold as-is. All items must be picked up within 5 days of auction ending. The high bidder will receive contact information to schedule pickup.
All items are being sold as-is. All items must be picked up within 5 days of auction ending. The high bidder will receive contact information to schedule pickup.
Welcome Math teacher Racheal Kline!
We’re excited to welcome Racheal Kline to our math department this year! A graduate of Franciscan University of Steubenville, Mrs. Kline holds a BS in Education with concentrations in Grades 4–9 Math and Science, and K–12 Reading. Mrs. Kline comes to us from Wellsville Local Schools, where she taught Junior High Math and Algebra. When asked what inspired her to become a teacher, she shared that as a student, she experienced both success and struggles in the classroom, and teachers often made the difference. The connections she had with them inspired her to pursue teaching. This year, she’s most excited about getting to know her students and helping them grow both academically and personally into successful young men and women. Her favorite classroom motto is “Math is not a spectator sport. The only way to learn math is to do math.” When she’s not teaching, you might find her spending time with her husband and their five sons (two of whom are the same age as her students!). We’re so glad to have Mrs. Kline on our team this year—welcome aboard!
We’re excited to welcome Racheal Kline to our math department this year! A graduate of Franciscan University of Steubenville, Mrs. Kline holds a BS in Education with concentrations in Grades 4–9 Math and Science, and K–12 Reading. Mrs. Kline comes to us from Wellsville Local Schools, where she taught Junior High Math and Algebra. When asked what inspired her to become a teacher, she shared that as a student, she experienced both success and struggles in the classroom, and teachers often made the difference. The connections she had with them inspired her to pursue teaching. This year, she’s most excited about getting to know her students and helping them grow both academically and personally into successful young men and women. Her favorite classroom motto is “Math is not a spectator sport. The only way to learn math is to do math.” When she’s not teaching, you might find her spending time with her husband and their five sons (two of whom are the same age as her students!). We’re so glad to have Mrs. Kline on our team this year—welcome aboard!
Important Reminder-No School Sept. 24, 2025
Welcome STEM/6th Grade Social Studies teacher Jesse Bolek!
Say hello to Jesse Bolek, our new STEM and 6th Grade Social Studies teacher! Jesse studied Math and Social Studies Education at the University of Akron. His goal as an educator is simple but powerful. He wants to inspire students and encourage them to follow their dreams. One of his favorite sayings captures that perfectly: “The beautiful thing about learning is nobody can take it away from you.” Jesse’s background in football taught him the value of teamwork, something he plans to bring into his teaching every day. Outside of school, students might be surprised to learn he’s a Dallas Cowboys fan (yes, right here in Steelers country!). Welcome to the team, Jesse!
Say hello to Jesse Bolek, our new STEM and 6th Grade Social Studies teacher! Jesse studied Math and Social Studies Education at the University of Akron. His goal as an educator is simple but powerful. He wants to inspire students and encourage them to follow their dreams. One of his favorite sayings captures that perfectly: “The beautiful thing about learning is nobody can take it away from you.” Jesse’s background in football taught him the value of teamwork, something he plans to bring into his teaching every day. Outside of school, students might be surprised to learn he’s a Dallas Cowboys fan (yes, right here in Steelers country!). Welcome to the team, Jesse!
Due to ongoing road construction in Walton Acres, our bus is unable to safely travel the neighborhood for pick-up and drop-off. Beginning this afternoon, all students who live in Walton Acres will be dropped off and picked up at the entrance of East Fernwood Drive until further notice.
Schedule:
• Starting to Today:
o Jr.-Sr. High students will be dropped off at 2:45 PM
o Elementary students will be dropped off at 3:40 PM
• Starting Tomorrow:
o Jr.-Sr. High students will be picked up at 7:00 AM
o Elementary students will be picked up at 7:50 AM
Elementary parents are asked to arrive at the stop at least 5 minutes early to ensure a smooth transition. Parents will be notified when we are able to resume our normal transportation route. If you have any questions, please contact our bus supervisor, Denise Kelly at 740-537-2471 x207.
Schedule:
• Starting to Today:
o Jr.-Sr. High students will be dropped off at 2:45 PM
o Elementary students will be dropped off at 3:40 PM
• Starting Tomorrow:
o Jr.-Sr. High students will be picked up at 7:00 AM
o Elementary students will be picked up at 7:50 AM
Elementary parents are asked to arrive at the stop at least 5 minutes early to ensure a smooth transition. Parents will be notified when we are able to resume our normal transportation route. If you have any questions, please contact our bus supervisor, Denise Kelly at 740-537-2471 x207.
Taking care of your child’s teeth is an important part of keeping them healthy! Our fall dates are coming up quick for the Mobile Dentist! Elementary dates are October 7th & 8th. Junior-Senior High date is October 9th. Please enroll your child today!!
Website for Parents to Enroll:
Elementary parents visit: https://www.myschooldentist.com/34813_schsrm
Jr/Sr High parents visit: https://www.myschooldentist.com/34814_s
Welcome Art/STEM teacher Grace Huddlestun!
Meet Grace Huddlestun, our new Art and STEM teacher, joining us from Wellsville, Ohio! Grace’s passion for teaching began way back in kindergarten when her teacher told the class they could be anything they set their minds to. That message stuck, and now Grace is here to inspire her own students to dream big, believe in themselves, and embrace their creativity. A graduate of Kent State Salem University in Early Childhood Education, Grace is excited to dive into a year full of art projects, STEM experiments, and plenty of imagination. When she’s not in the classroom, Grace loves crafting, baking sweets, and spending time with her dog, Bean. Welcome to Toronto Elementary, Grace. Your students are lucky to have such a creative and encouraging guide this year!
Meet Grace Huddlestun, our new Art and STEM teacher, joining us from Wellsville, Ohio! Grace’s passion for teaching began way back in kindergarten when her teacher told the class they could be anything they set their minds to. That message stuck, and now Grace is here to inspire her own students to dream big, believe in themselves, and embrace their creativity. A graduate of Kent State Salem University in Early Childhood Education, Grace is excited to dive into a year full of art projects, STEM experiments, and plenty of imagination. When she’s not in the classroom, Grace loves crafting, baking sweets, and spending time with her dog, Bean. Welcome to Toronto Elementary, Grace. Your students are lucky to have such a creative and encouraging guide this year!
Welcome Art teacher Briston Ramby!
Toronto Jr.-Sr. High is welcoming a new creative spark to the building, Briston Ramby! Inspired by her own middle school art teacher who always encouraged her to follow her passion, Briston is excited to share that same encouragement with her students. Fresh from earning an Art Education degree at West Liberty University, Briston can’t wait to meet everyone and join the Red Knight family. Briston’s teaching motto? “Never give up and just try your best!” Whether that’s in the art room, the kitchen (Briston loves to bake), or while learning something totally new. When she’s not teaching or creating, Briston dreams of traveling (Japan is at the top of the list) but any place with a rich culture to explore is fair game. Welcome to Toronto Schools, Briston. We can’t wait to see what you create with our students!
Toronto Jr.-Sr. High is welcoming a new creative spark to the building, Briston Ramby! Inspired by her own middle school art teacher who always encouraged her to follow her passion, Briston is excited to share that same encouragement with her students. Fresh from earning an Art Education degree at West Liberty University, Briston can’t wait to meet everyone and join the Red Knight family. Briston’s teaching motto? “Never give up and just try your best!” Whether that’s in the art room, the kitchen (Briston loves to bake), or while learning something totally new. When she’s not teaching or creating, Briston dreams of traveling (Japan is at the top of the list) but any place with a rich culture to explore is fair game. Welcome to Toronto Schools, Briston. We can’t wait to see what you create with our students!
Poor oral health among today’s school children is now a national crisis.
Each year, over 51 million school hours are lost due to poor oral health.
Tooth decay is the most common childhood disease – 5X more common than asthma.
3 out of every 5 children are affected by tooth decay.
16 million children lack access to basic dental care.
Sign your children up for the Mobile Dentist today!
Dental Dates: October 7th & 8th (Elementary) and October 9th (jr.-sr. high school)
Website for Parents to Enroll:
Elem: https://www.myschooldentist.com/34813_schsrm
Jr/Sr High: https://www.myschooldentist.com/34814_s
Each year, over 51 million school hours are lost due to poor oral health.
Tooth decay is the most common childhood disease – 5X more common than asthma.
3 out of every 5 children are affected by tooth decay.
16 million children lack access to basic dental care.
Sign your children up for the Mobile Dentist today!
Dental Dates: October 7th & 8th (Elementary) and October 9th (jr.-sr. high school)
Website for Parents to Enroll:
Elem: https://www.myschooldentist.com/34813_schsrm
Jr/Sr High: https://www.myschooldentist.com/34814_s
Welcome Intervention Specialist Scott Celestin!
We’re excited to welcome our new Intervention Specialist, Scott Celestin, to Toronto Elementary! A Wintersville native, he’s a proud graduate of Franciscan University of Steubenville, where he studied Learning Disabilities and Behavior Disorders along with Elementary Education. Teaching runs in the family—his mom, sister, dad, and wife have all been educators—so it’s no surprise he’s passionate about helping students learn. He’s excited to start a new chapter back in the classroom, meet his students, and become part of the Toronto community. Scott’s teaching motto is “Do your job and do it well!” Welcome to Toronto Elementary, we’re so glad you’re here!
We’re excited to welcome our new Intervention Specialist, Scott Celestin, to Toronto Elementary! A Wintersville native, he’s a proud graduate of Franciscan University of Steubenville, where he studied Learning Disabilities and Behavior Disorders along with Elementary Education. Teaching runs in the family—his mom, sister, dad, and wife have all been educators—so it’s no surprise he’s passionate about helping students learn. He’s excited to start a new chapter back in the classroom, meet his students, and become part of the Toronto community. Scott’s teaching motto is “Do your job and do it well!” Welcome to Toronto Elementary, we’re so glad you’re here!
