Edison Local School District offers students the opportunity to explore their interests, pursue their passions and embrace excellence in every aspect of their educational journey!
Edison Local School District offers students the opportunity to explore their interests, pursue their passions and embrace excellence in every aspect of their educational journey!
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Welcome to the online home of the Edison Local School District, where our students and staff work diligently every day to become a district of excellence known for innovative teaching and high levels of student achievement in a 21st century learning facility. Our goal with this website is to provide you information you need in a timely, concise and transparent manner. If you have any questions, please contact our district offices at 740-282-0065.
Teachers in the Edison Local School District gained Best Practice Grant funds to perpetuate student success. The Jefferson County Educational Service Center disbursed three $600 mini-grants to elementary educators Jordan Tice and Miguel Brun and Jaye Taylor at Edison High School to help enhance learning in the realm of math, literacy and foreign languages. Tice will utilize her funding to
Stanton Elementary students will become Santa’s helpers when the site hosts its second annual Elf School this Friday. More than 80 children in grades PreK-6 are expected to attend the event from 6-8 p.m., where they will travel to various stations and enjoy food, decorate cookies, make crafts and even perform some community service. Stanton PTO President Jennifer Reynolds, whose
Fourth-graders Kayla Koehnlein and Bella Evans browse among the gift items during Santa’s Workshop at John Gregg Elementary. The seasonal event was conducted by the school PTO to help complete students’ shopping lists.
John Gregg Elementary School is celebrating Christmas with a variety of activities slated before the holiday break. The month began with a toy drive until Dec. 7 to benefit the Just Be Clause charity in Bergholz, which distributes gifts to needy local kids. New toys, books, wrapping paper and tape were collected in each classroom and given to the organization.
The Edison High School Choir will perform the National Anthem at the Jan. 12 Wheeling Nailers game against the Indy Fuel. Time for the event is 7:05 p.m. Dani Carroll, EHS vocal music director, is accepting names to order tickets for students, friends and family at a special group rate through noon that day. To register, email dani.carroll@edisonwildcats.org or contact
Edison and Buckeye Local High Schools teamed up off the court to help collect toys for needy kids in their communities through the “Paws to Help Santa Claus” campaign. The schools had to raise the most toys by the Dec. 7 basketball matchup and the one with the least collected would see their principal don the opponent’s mascot during a
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