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On May 3, the district art show was held at Harding! McGuffey students received 10 awards. In second grade, we had students place 1st and 3rd, in third grade we also had students place 1st and 3rd, in fourth grade we had a third place winner, in sixth grade we had a second place winner, in seventh grade we had a 2nd place winner, and in eighth grade we won 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place! Great job by all artists; we are so proud of you. Also congratulations to our principal award winners from Kindergarten, third grade, and seventh grade.

Officer Tatgenhorst and K9 Officer Ivo of East Liverpool visit schools and help to spread the message to never give up no matter what—No Excuses! Ivo was injured during training  and broke his leg.   He ended up with pins in his leg that got infected and that’s what led to the amputation of his front leg.

Support our McGuffey Book Fair and get great books to read.

On February 14, 2019, McGuffey’s PTA held a Valentine’s Day Dance for the whole school and their families.  There were over 300 parents, students and staff who attended the dance.  A great time was had by everyone!

On Friday, February 8, 2019 First Grade held their Literacy Day.  Families came to spend some time with their students. Families spent time working with their students on reading and Literacy games.

Thank you to all the families that came out and spent time with their students at McGuffey!

Join us for a Job Fair in the Cafetorium at Warren G. Harding High School on Tuesday, February 5th from 5-7pm.

Immediate Job Opportunities are available for Food Service, Maintenance, Transportation, Noon Aides/Crossing Guards, and Substitute Teachers.

Applications will be available at the Job Fair.

For more information, call 330-841-2321 x7106.

The Raider’s Freeze Team was ‘freezin for a reason’ as we took the Polar Plunge this past Saturday. We raised nearly $4,000 for the Special Olympics.

Twenty students in grades 4-8 participated in the National Geographic Geography Bee.

The Bee went several rounds until we had two students left.  Jayden Colbert, a 5th grader, was the runner up and Konner Reed, a 4th grader, was the winner.

Konner will take the state qualifying test next week.