West Clermont Local Schools

👏 Behind every strong school community are volunteers who give their time, talents, and hearts to support students and staff.

At the May 18 Board of Education meeting, schools across the district proudly recognized their Volunteers of the Year for the incredible difference they make each day. From helping in classrooms and supporting events to building meaningful connections with students, these volunteers help make West Clermont a better place for everyone.

Thank you for your dedication, kindness, and unwavering support of our schools! ✨

➕ 🧠 Math? No problem for these Bobcats!

The Top 10 Zearn students at Withamsville-Tobasco were recognized before school let out for their incredible dedication during the 2025–2026 school year. Together, these students completed more than 3,007 lessons, strengthening their skills as thinkers, problem-solvers, and mathematicians along the way.

That’s a whole lot of perseverance and brain power packed into one amazing group! 👏

⭐ Congratulations to Holly Hill’s Jasmin Copestick on being named the 2026 Early Childhood Educator of the Year by SWOEAYC!

As a preschool teacher and intervention specialist, Jasmin makes an incredible impact on some of our littlest Huskies each and every day. Through her patience and compassion, she creates a classroom where students feel supported, encouraged, and excited to learn.

We are so proud to celebrate this well-deserved honor! 👏

🏫 📖 Every school has a story worth celebrating, and Dr. Fultz made sure those stories were heard.

Through his quarterly Principal Pride & District Drive visits, Dr. Fultz spent time in each school building learning more about the incredible things happening across West Clermont.

Each visit began with principals sharing celebrations from their buildings, whether student achievement, staff recognition, academic growth, or moments that simply make their schools special. After the celebrations, Dr. Fultz provided district updates, answered staff questions, and created space for open conversation and connection.

We are grateful to have a district leader who opens up opportunities to celebrate successes, strengthen communication, and continue building a strong district culture together. 👏

🚀 Before the school year ended, Clough Pike fifth graders reached for the skies during their first-ever rocket launch project! The launches brought plenty of excitement, cheers, and a little adventure, too… with only two rockets making an unexpected landing somewhere in the woods. 😄

💭 Here’s a sweet from the Senior Walk at Withamsville-Tobasco!

Amid all the cheers, smiles, and celebrations, these siblings shared a special moment, catching up in the halls where so many memories began. 🎓

From elementary school days to graduation night, moments like these are a beautiful reminder of just how quickly the years fly by... and just how precious those connections remain along the way. 🫶

🩺 This year marked the launch of the State Tested Nurse Aide (STNA) partnership between West Clermont High School and Cincinnati State. Through this program, students gained valuable hands-on experience and developed the skills needed to provide high-quality patient care.

We are proud to share that all seven students who sat for the state certification exam passed on their first attempt! 👏

A special thank you to Cincinnati State instructor Mariah Shephard for providing a rigorous, engaging, and supportive learning experience for our students. We are also grateful to Cincinnati State for their partnership and commitment to creating meaningful career pathways for our students. 🙌

Congratulations to our future healthcare professionals on this outstanding achievement!

🌟 Amelia’s kindergarten end-of-year celebration was the perfect way to celebrate a year full of growth, learning, and, of course, a whole lot of fun. Our Tigers are more than ready for first grade, and we can't wait to see them grow!