
The deadline to order class rings has been extended to September 29th!
Orders placed by the deadline will be eligible for the $20 Mascot Shop credit and companion ring.
📱 Scan the QR code in the graphic or order online here:
https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/productBrowse/1048250/TORONTO-HIGH-SCHOOL/Class-Jewelry/20220706081929467109/CATALOG_JRD
Questions? Contact Jostens at 740-214-4100.


Mrs. Mosti’s 8th grade science students are getting a hands-on look at what happens beneath the Earth’s surface!
Students are learning about the movement of tectonic plates and exploring the different types of plate boundaries. Using pudding and graham crackers as models, students created simulations to demonstrate how plates interact and what can happen when they move toward, away from, or alongside one another.
Who knew learning about plate tectonics could be so sweet? 🍫🌎
Great job putting science into action, Red Knights! ❤️💙
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Our preschoolers wrapped up Attendance Spirit Week by showing their school spirit and wearing their favorite Red Knight gear and school colors!
After a week of hats, backwards outfits, twins, and plenty of smiles, our youngest Red Knights finished the celebration dressed in red, white, and black and showing just how much school spirit they already have! ❤️🤍🖤
Thank you to our preschool students and staff for making Attendance Spirit Week so much fun while helping reinforce an important message: Every day at school counts!
Way to show your Red Knight pride, preschoolers! 👏❤️
#ProudRedKnight #RKN #AttendanceMatters #AttendanceSpiritWeek #EmpoweringStudents

As we begin to celebrate Homecoming today, we're taking a trip down memory lane with some wonderful photos shared by our former Red Knights! 📸
From Homecoming courts and dances to Powderpuff, old friends, familiar faces, and changing fashions, these photos give us a glimpse of Red Knight Homecomings through the years.
Thank you to everyone who shared a piece of their Red Knight history with us! We hope today's students enjoy seeing some of the Red Knights who came before them.
The clothes, hairstyles, and photographs may have changed over the years 😄, but one thing hasn't, Red Knight pride! ❤️💙
See a familiar face or remember one of these Homecomings? Share your memories in the comments!
Once a Red Knight, always a Red Knight! ❤️💙
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👯♀️❤️💙 Spirit Week Twinning! 💙❤️👯♀️
Our elementary and high school administrative assistants found the perfect way to celebrate both Spirit Weeks at the same time!
While our elementary students celebrated Twin Day for Attendance Spirit Week, the high school celebrated Adam Sandler Day for Homecoming Spirit Week. Mrs. Coburn and Ms. Carr combined the two by twinning their Adam Sandler-inspired looks! 😎
Way to show that Spirit Week fun isn't just for the students! ❤️💙
Nice job, Mrs. Coburn and Ms. Carr!
#ProudRedKnight #RKN #AttendanceSpiritWeek #Homecoming2026 #SpiritWeek

Our Toronto preschoolers were seeing double (and sometimes triple!) yesterday as they celebrated Twin Day for Attendance Spirit Week!
From matching shirts and shorts to coordinated colors and outfits, our little Red Knights teamed up with their friends to show off their Twin Day spirit. ❤️💙
Attendance Spirit Week continues to remind our students that every day at school counts, and it's even more fun when you're there with your friends!
Great job, preschoolers! 👏
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Our Toronto preschoolers are keeping Attendance Spirit Week going with yesterday's theme, Backwards Day!
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Homecoming THS

Toronto Elementary students in PreK–5 are celebrating Attendance Spirit Week, and Monday was Hat Day!
Our preschool Red Knights joined in the fun by wearing some of their favorite hats to school. From baseball caps and bucket hats to some very creative choices, they certainly showed their Spirit Week style! ❤️💙
Attendance matters, and Spirit Week is a fun way to remind our students that every day at school counts!
Great job, preschoolers! 👏🎩
#ProudRedKnight #RKN #AttendanceMatters #AttendanceSpiritWeek #EmpoweringStudents



To make our learning extra fun (and delicious!), we created edible soil desserts. The students loved seeing how each layer is different and even better, they got to EAT their science lesson!
Soil science was definitely a sweet success in Mrs. Mazar’s class today! 🤍🌎🌱






Get ready, Red Knights! Homecoming is almost here, and next week is Spirit Week! Show your school spirit each day:
😶🌫️ Monday — PJ Day
🏈 Tuesday — Jersey Day
🎬 Wednesday — Adam Sandler Day
⏰ Thursday — Decade Day
Grades 6–9: Babies • 10th: Teens • 11th: Adults • 12th: Grandparents • Teachers/Staff: High School Throwback
❤️💙 Friday — HOCO Shirt Day
A special thank you to Mrs. Naylor for organizing and planning this year’s Spirit Week and helping make Homecoming Week a fun and memorable experience for our students! ❤️💙
A special shout-out to Miss Ramby and her art students for creating our Spirit Week poster! 🎨👏
We can't wait to see our Red Knights show their creativity and school spirit as we celebrate Homecoming Week!
#ProudRedKnight #RKN #Homecoming2026 #SpiritWeek #EmpoweringStudents #StrengtheningCommunity

❤️💙 New Staff Spotlight: Megan Dziadyk
Please join us in welcoming Mrs. Megan Dziadyk, our new 4th Grade Science, Social Studies, and Reading teacher at Toronto City Schools!
Mrs. Dziadyk earned her bachelor’s degree in Education from Carlow University and comes to Toronto after spending three years teaching third grade at Weirton Elementary in Hancock County Schools.
Originally from Apollo, Pennsylvania, Mrs. Dziadyk moved to Steubenville four years ago. After hearing so many positive things about Toronto City Schools, she was excited for the opportunity to become a Red Knight. Growing up in a small community where the school played an important role in bringing people together, she says being part of Toronto already “feels like home!” ❤️💙
🏀 Sports, especially basketball, are a big part of Mrs. Dziadyk’s life. In addition to teaching, she serves as an assistant coach for the Toronto Girls Basketball team. During her own playing career, she was recruited to play college basketball and became a 1,000-point scorer at both Carlow University and Apollo-Ridge High School!
Outside of school, she enjoys spending time with her family. If given the opportunity to travel anywhere, her dream would be to travel across the United States in an RV with her family and explore everything there is to see! 🚐
We’re excited to have Mrs. Dziadyk joining the Red Knight family both in the classroom and on the basketball court!
Welcome to Toronto, Mrs. Dziadyk! 🎉❤️💙
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Today, Toronto City Schools joins communities across our nation in remembering the lives lost on September 11, 2001, and honoring the courage and sacrifice of the first responders and countless individuals who stepped forward to help others.
As we remember this day, may we also reflect on the importance of courage, compassion, service, and coming together as a community.
We remember. We honor. We will never forget. ❤️🤍💙
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Please join us in welcoming Miss Ashlin Morris, a new 2nd Grade Teacher at Toronto Elementary School, to the Red Knight family! ❤️🤍💙
🎓 Education & Experience:
Miss Morris graduated from the University of Mount Union this past spring, where she majored in both Primary Education and Intervention Specialist. This is her first year teaching, and she is excited to begin her career as a Red Knight!
🏡 Hometown:
Miss Morris is from East Liverpool, Ohio.
❤️ Why Toronto?
Miss Morris was drawn to Toronto because of its strong sense of community, focus on student success, and belief that education is about more than academics. She shared that Toronto feels like a place where she can truly become the teacher she wants to be and create the kind of classroom she envisions for her students.
🍎 What She’s Looking Forward To:
Miss Morris is most excited about building meaningful relationships with her students and watching them grow throughout the year. She hopes to create a classroom where her students feel safe, supported, and excited to come to school each day. She is especially looking forward to helping her second graders develop independence and confidence while celebrating their progress along the way.
As a first-year teacher, Miss Morris is also looking forward to learning from the experienced educators around her as she begins her career in education.
🛍️ Outside of School:
Miss Morris enjoys shopping and spending time with friends and family.
✨ Fun Fact:
Miss Morris and her best friend have been friends since preschool!
❤️🤍💙 Welcome to Toronto City Schools, Miss Morris! We are excited to have you begin your teaching journey as a Red Knight!
#RKN #ProudRedKnight #EmpoweringStudents #StrengtheningCommunity

📝 Red Knight Writers Shine at the Festival of Arts! 🍂
This past weekend, 28 Toronto students in grades 6–12 shared their creativity and talent during the THS Poetry Contest at Toronto’s 48th Annual Festival of Arts!
Students were invited to write and submit an original poem and then share their work aloud during the festival. We are incredibly proud of all 28 students who participated! Writing something original takes creativity, and standing before an audience to share your own words takes confidence and courage. ❤️💙
A special congratulations goes to our THS Poetry Contest winners:
🥇 1st Place — Kai Chavez & Lucas Ault
🥈 2nd Place — Maya Rutherford & Scarlett Koehnlein
🥉 3rd Place — Hailey Rutherford & Izzy Fontaine
Thank you to Mrs. Glenn, Mrs. Derrington, our Toronto ELA teachers, and everyone who helped provide our students with this opportunity to showcase their voices and talents as part of a longtime Toronto community tradition.
Congratulations to all of our Red Knight writers! 📝👏
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