The following students were recognized:
Seniors -
Logan Wolfe, Cheyenne White, Devin Tingler, Rex Suttle, Lillian Simpson, Mason Shepherd, Matthew Marcum, and Josiah Kerns.
Juniors -
Rylie White, Brogan Spencer, Kolton Smith, Jacob Parker, Abigale Morris, Emalee Marcinko, Dawson King, Brooklyn Huffman, Cashton Hill, Bradley Dillon, and Connor Buchanan.
Sophomores -
Kyler Basham, Paige Blackwood, Ashton Casteel, Lealah Clark, Hallie Combs, Owen Dotson, Parker Durst, Jordan Lorents, Brooke Marcinko, Elizabeth Putman, Brison Schuler and Evan Staley.
Freshman -
Colin Coleman, Alexia Gillilan, Addison Johnson, Chelsea Kebler, Nathaniel Lawson, Harmony Perry, and Harrison Smith
8th-
Aubrey Barnett, Nicholas Bauerbach, Serenity Bishop, Braydn Bolin, Logan Chaffee, Byrson Davis, Tessa Dillon, Dominic Farrow, Braxton Fields, Callie Frank, Kayden Hensley, Kylie Holsinger, Grace Lorents, Aubree Marcinko, AJ McKnight, Aria Reed, Arabella Ritchie, Braelynn Simms, and Porter Webb.
7th Grade
Kason Wilhelm, Cash Whitlach, Emelia Smith, Jacoby Norris, Jay Needs, Gavin Milhoan, Carmaleita McCann, Addison Hysell, MIchael Hensley, Ellzah Gilmore, Emmy Eagle, Lincoln Defreitas, Alexa Cook, Grayson Chipps, Zoey Burkhammer and Garrett Blackwood.






The following students were recognized:
Seniors -
Elijah Anderson, Mason Baker, Matee Bolden, Olivia Householder, Madalynn Karr, Brailyn Lamb, Emmy Lance, Layla Murphy, Rianna Northrup, Emma Semelsberger, Jace Stevens, and
Hayden Wilcoxen.
Juniors -
Brooklyn Barkey, Shiloh Brewer, Haidyn Elliott, Molly Epling, Arianna Gabbert, Trevor Gerlach, Mariah Lewis, Autumn Mettler, Clayton Moore, Sydney Mora, Nicole Nottingham , Makenna Rankin, Mackenzie Robertson, Laila Roush, Olivia Simpson, Ashlynn Thomas and Madison Watson.
Sophomores -
Aedre Ault, Peyton Bailey, Caleb Banks, Case Barnett, Clay Buckley, Zoey Cranston, Christian Curtis, Brant Fogle, Grace Frith, Manuel Gheen, Sadi Haught, Jacob Hawk, Gabrielle Lind, Sarah Marcum, Landen McCutcheon, Isabella Morrison, Abigail Newland, Allison Putnam, Peyton Richmond, Wesley Sheppard, Braelyn Simpson, Cody Stewart, Samuel Tromm, Kinslie Well, Lillian White, Isabella Wilcoxen, Autumn Wright, and Braxton Yonker.
Freshman - Kiley Allen, Bryleigh Ash, Adalynn Atha, Trace Barnett, Zoey Barnhart, Ricki Bauerbach, Kyristin Fackler, Alayna Grube, Kynlie Holland, Hunter Hollon, Gavin Hysell, Emeri Lloyd, Riley McCray, Rylee McCune, Cade Newland, Broghan Short, Brody Simpson and Jenna Spencer.
8th Grade -
Ella Bailey, Haylee Bartlett, Aubree Bixler, Shaun Bonecutter, Landry Brannon, Cole Brookover, Alana Buckley, Jeremy Cline Jr., Jaelynn Curtis, Reagan Hill, Kensley Karr, Brody Mora, Cheyenne Morrison, Emma Myers, Kendra Robertson, Mackenzie Simpson, Cayden Stethem, Emma Taylor, Lucas Weeks, and Noah Will.
7th Grade -
Sydney Ash, Gracie Bissell, Mikaela Buchanan, Cole Carroll, Jessie Collins, Case Dettwiller , Jessa Hill, Cordin Holland, Phoenix Kidder, Kynlee Kimes, Conor Knotts, Ava Lawson, Lillee Marcinko, Owen McCutcheon, William Murphy, Olivia Perrine, Bailey Plants, ALana Ridenour , Emma Robinson, Azalyn Simpson, Liam Weatherholt, Jordan Weddle and Brystol Young.






Saturday Morning, 10/25/2025 , Eastern Local will operate a "Drive for Donations" route within our district. This route will accept donations of canned/shelf stable foods and clothing items for the families effected by Thursday evening's tragic fire in Reedsville. For those of you in our community that would like to donate those items, please submit your name and address by text to 740-416-0484 by 5pm today, Friday October 24th. Clothing sizes that we are aware of, are as follows:
Young Lady:
0-2 pants
XS & S Shirts
Kids Size 4 shoes
Mom XXL - Shirt
XXL - pants 18-20
Shoe - 7
Dad LG Shirts
34-30 Pants
Shoe - 8
Thank you for your kindness. (Monetary Donations and Gift Cards will be accepted)


At the recent Levy Community Forum, one of the questions we received was whether we could provide a short summary of the information that was shared about the levy coming up on November 4th.
To help with that, we’ve created a one page document (front and back) that outline the key points of the levy and what it means for our district.
If you have any questions or would like more information, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us. We appreciate the continued support and engagement from our community as we work together to provide the best facilities and opportunities for our students.


October 20th through 24th is National School Bus Safety Week. This Year's Theme is " Safe Stops. Stronger Communities." That said, we ask you to always be on the lookout for our students as they wait for the bus in the morning, or exit the bus in the evening.
Of particular importance, are those students who must cross the roadway in front of the bus. We ask you as parents, to support our drivers by reminding your children never to attempt to cross in front of the bus without making eye contact with the driver, and waiting for him/her to signal it is safe to proceed. Children also need to know that if the driver blows the horn, that means DANGER, STOP , and establish eye contact with the driver for further direction.
On a personal note: I would just like to share what alarms me and the other bus drivers almost as much as someone "Blowing through our Red Lights" when the bus is stopped. The number of distracted drivers we pass. I invite you to do your own personal survey. Take a look at 10 different on coming drivers and keep track how many had their head in their phone, or phone on the steering wheel, or head turned away looking at their "Hands Free" device.................pretty disturbing isn't it?................. it only takes 1. Before cell phones and pagers.....it could wait.........it can still wait...............
Please....... Be Safe.
Brian Collins


Congratulations to Bryleigh Ash, Kynlie Holland, Cade Newland, and Allison Putnam!

Congratulations to Emmy Lance, Makenzie Robertson (not pictured), Braelyn Simpson, Bryleigh Ash, Kendra Robertson (not pictured), and Jordan Weddle.





Open to All Students K–6
(Any School Welcome!)
📅 Skills Camp & Final Sign‑Up Day
Join us for the Eastern Youth Basketball Skills Camp & Final Sign‑Up on Saturday, October 25th at Eastern Local:
Grades K–2: 9:00–10:00 AM
Grades 3–6: 10:00–11:00 AM
🏀 Players already registered can pay their league entry fee and submit jersey sizes at this event.
✅ All players are encouraged to attend, but if you can’t make it, you can pay at your first practice.
Practices will start the first week of November and times will be announced after sign‑ups are completed.
If a family needs help with payment, please still sign up — arrangements can be made.
We want every student who has any interest to participate!
💵 Checks can be made payable to: Eastern Athletic Boosters
📌 League Details
Practices: start in November
Games: Every Saturday Morning in December–January
Teams: split based on grade levels and ability levels
Location: practices and games held at Eastern Local
Students may also participate in travel leagues and still play in this league
💲 Cost
$30 per student
$50 per family (if more than one student)
📝 How to Sign Up
Online: Complete the form here → https://forms.gle/Mm64JPmaKwC2UUMTA
In person: at the Skills Camp & Final Sign‑Up on October 25th. If you can preregister online that helps speed up the process.
📧 Questions?
Chris Carroll: coachcarroll33@gmail.com
Nick Dettwiller: nickdettwiller@gmail.com

One of the questions that came up during our recent Levy Community Forum was how to calculate the personal cost if the levy passes.
To help explain this, Eastern Local Treasurer Mr. Rose has created a short video walking viewers step-by-step through the calculation process:
Watch the video here
https://youtu.be/mDydQub8zxc?feature=shared
We’ve heard a wide range of numbers discussed in the community, but we want to make sure everyone has accurate information. Eastern Local has been very conservative with taxes—we haven’t asked for an increase in over 25 years—and we take this request seriously.
With the State of Ohio offering to fund 75% of our facilities renovation project, this levy would allow our community to secure the remaining 25%. We felt it was important to give our district this opportunity.
If you have questions, please reach out to us directly or visit our Levy Frequently Asked Questions page
https://www.easternlocal.com/page/levy-faq



