Welcome to Bath Local Schools page! The intent of this page is to inform our community mem The intent of this page is to inform our community members about happenings in our district.
Operating as usual
Bath Schools Closed today. Students, this is #5. All future closings will result in remote learning days.
Bath Schools delayed tomorrow- Friday Feb 25.
Bath High School NHS volunteering at the West Ohio Food Bank today!
Four of our high school art students were awarded for their work recently at the Kewpee Art show! The group of students whose work was submitted into the Kewpee Art show are (front row) Elise Branim, Emma Kelley, Chandler Smith, (back row) Lance Snyder, Emma Cales, Hannah Crowe, and Treg Sibert
Awards were:
Treg Sibert- 1st place sculpture - "Saddened by the Light"
Elise Branim - 2nd place drawing - "Grace"
Emma Cales - 2nd place printmaking - "Athena"
Emma Kelley- BEST OF SHOW - Ryan Tedder portrait
Congratulations to these amazingly talented students and their teacher, Mrs. Hartzler!
Anne Oliver & Claire Foust received their Ohio Electrical Cooperative Logo Contest awards and certificates today. They are pictured with high school science teacher, Mr. Grime. Also pictured are school finalists: Blessy Christian, Connor Droll, and Madison Ripley. Our students are all holding their drawings below their certificates. Check out their talent!
Photos from Bath Wildkitten Basketball's post
Some of our crew volunteered at the West Ohio Food Bank on their day off of school today! Many others are teaming up with Allen East SADD for a separate event this afternoon at a mock party. We have a great group of kids this year!
Congrats to our BHS students attending Apollo!
On Tuesday, February 22, the high school guidance staff members will meet here at school with current 8th graders to pass out scheduling materials for the 2022-2023 school year.
On Wednesday, February 23, there will be a meeting for all 8th grade students and parents at 6:00 p.m. in the high school auditorium for the purpose of scheduling high school classes for the 2022-2023 school year.
Also on Wednesday, February 23, there will be a college credit plus meeting for all interested students and parents at 7:00 p.m. in the high school auditorium.
Bath Schools closed today
Set those alarms back! Bath Schools on a two hour delay tomorrow, Feb 18.
We have two retirements coming up this summer, which leads to two vacancies in our district: District Technology Coordinator and EMIS Coordinator. Please visit our website for full details.
https://www.bathwildcats.org/JobVacancies.aspx
Youth Baseball and Softball registration is happening now! See Bath Parents Sports Club post below.
2022 Youth Baseball & Softball Registration is now OPEN! Registration DEADLINE is March 18th!
Link: https://sports.bluesombrero.com/Default.aspx?tabid=318123
Divisions are as follows:
U6 Co-Ed T-Ball (Pre-K & Kindergarten)
U8 Boys Coach Pitch (1st & 2nd Grade)
U8 Girls Coach Pitch (1st & 2nd Grade)
U10 Boys (3rd & 4th Grade)
U10 Girls (3rd & 4th Grade)
U12 Boys (5th & 6th Grade)
U12 Girls (5th & 6th Grade)
👉👉👉PLEASE make sure you are registering your student for the correct division, as I have opened the date ranges to make sure all birthdays are captured by grade!👈👈👈
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Bath Sports Booster Club
Congratulations to our 5th and 6th grade Quiz Bowl teams and their Advisors! Bath earned 3rd place in the 6th grade division and 2nd place in the 5th grade division at the Allen County Quiz Bowl Tournament.
We have had a busy week in our athletic office!
Congratulations to senior wrestler Zeke Burkholder, winning the WBL in the 144lb weight class.
We have bowlers with league mentions. Congrats to Jenna Sprague 1st Team, Kylie Carpenter Honorable Mention, Payton Newbury 1st Team, Preston Young 3rd Team and Keaton Phillips honorable mention.
Congratulations to our swimmers that qualified for Districts: Kaden Truman, Landon Stahler, Lucas Bell, Daxton Truman and Sydney Koslakiewicz. Shout out to Landon Stahler for breaking the school record in the 100 butterfly with a time of 56.98!!
Good luck to these individuals advancing this week!
That’s a wrap! Hall of Fame Induction Class of 2022 is in the books! We had a wonderful weekend welcoming back six deserving honorees, who spoke to our students Friday afternoon, were honored at the game Friday night and celebrated Saturday evening in the company of friends and family. What an honor for us to celebrate their accomplishments this weekend. Congratulations to Kris Butler, Laura Ford, Joel Mayerson, Ken Penhorwood, Amy Prichard and Michael Rumer.
Another signing today at BHS! Congratulations to RJ Cortez, signing with the University of Findlay to play football. Congrats RJ!
Two more signings yesterday at BHS! Congratulations to Shelby Marsteller, signing with Ohio Northern University to play softball and Lili Green, signing with Wilmington College for volleyball. We know you girls will represent BHS and your families well on the next stop in your journey, and we wish you both all the best!
Have you always wanted to work for the school? Bath Elementary has an immediate opening for cafeteria monitor, 2.75 hours per day. Please check out our website for details on this position as well as other vacancies in our district.
https://www.bathwildcats.org/JobVacancies.aspx
Today kicks off National School Counselor Week, and we have some of the best in the business! To describe what school counselors do is a long list: help students with social and emotional issues, connect families with community resources, and helping students set goals and plan for their future are just the tip of the iceberg. Their role is critical in today's educational setting, and we are thankful for Mrs. Neff, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Bidlack and Mrs. Miller for all they do for our students and our district. Thanks for being awesome!
Honor Roll for grades 6-12!
https://www.limaohio.com/news/education/495269/bath-honor-roll-2?fbclid=IwAR1GSJi-5RedqfsVMv7v4_4wURE9DDJfYaIBjSBpWFaBRVLavj46dLnftqI
Bath honor roll - The Lima News 4.0Sixth-graders: Jaqueline Alva, Zoie Bayliff, Brayden Brostrom, Lacey Carpenter, Emma Dunlap, Penelope Francis, Layla Gallegos, Kaidyn Garrity, Kaylee Ha
From the Athletic Office: All Games and Practices for Friday, Feb. 4 have been cancelled for middle school and high school athletics. Tonight's boys basketball game at Wapak has been postponed. The rescheduled date is yet to be determined.
Bath Schools closed tomorrow, Friday Feb 4.
From the athletic office- all middle school and high school athletic events canceled for today.
It's time to register our incoming Kindergarteners for the 2022-23 school year! To be eligible, a child must be 5 years old on or before August 1, 2022. If you have a child who meets this qualification:
- Visit bathwildcats.org and click on the registration link on the upper left hand side of the screen. Create a OneView Parent Account (or sign into your current account) and enroll a new student for the 2022-2023 school year.
- Provide the elementary office with the child’s birth certificate (which includes the mother’s maiden name), immunization information, custody papers (if applicable, including all pages of the document and the judge or magistrate’s signature), three documents providing proof of residence in the Bath Local School District.
- A kindergarten screening time will be scheduled when you bring the above-listed documents to the elementary office.
All of these items must be submitted to the elementary office before kindergarten screening takes place. The elementary office is open Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Kindergarten screening will be held Thursday, May 26, and Friday, May 27, 2022.
It’s a snow day!! Bath Local Schools closed tomorrow, Feb 3.
It’s National Signing Day! Congratulations to Senior Lucas Prichard and family, signing to play football at Yale.
We have enjoyed featuring our six newest Hall of Fame members this week. Last, but certainly not least, is Judge Michael Rumer – Class of 1962, Community Service.
Michael A. Rumer was born in 1944 to Eugene and Shirley Rumer. Dad was a grocer in Lima and Mom did seamstress work out of the home. In 1957 the family built a residence on Reservoir Rd. and Mike and his siblings, Dan and Libby, entered Bath Schools. Mike graduated in 1962. Mike married Carol Croissant who, after college, returned to B.H.S. where she taught English until her retirement. Mike has three children who graduated from B.H.S. and six grandchildren who are attending or have graduated and gone on to college. Mike owes a serious debt of gratitude to the teachers at B.H.S. who nurtured the concept that public service is paramount for the preservation of our democracy. After high school, Mike entered B.G.S.U. where he earned his bachelor’s in education degree in 1966.
After teaching one year at the Bowling Green Public Schools while working on a master’s degree, Mike entered law school at Ohio Northern University in 1967 and graduated in 1970 with a Juris Doctorate degree. During his law school days, Mike achieved his first public office when elected as a member of the Bath Local School Board of Education where he served for six years. Mike passed the Ohio Bar in 1970 and entered the practice of law as a partner with the firm of Lawson, Rumer and Smith in Lima. While associated with LR&S Mike became a Referee and Administrative Assistant in the Allen County Juvenile Court for Judges Steiner and Kinworthy until late 1980. During this tenure, Mike acted as the liaison between the Court, Allen County Commissioners and architect for the design and construction of the David O. Steiner Juvenile Justice Center.
In November 1980 Mike was elected Judge of the Allen County Common Pleas Court where he served from 1981 until his retirement in 1997. During this period, Mike was actively involved in the planning and construction of the Allen County Justice Center which includes an adult detention facility, Allen County Sheriff’s Office, and the Common Pleas Court. As part of his Judgeship, Mike along with his colleague Judge Richard K. Warren, was instrumental in the creation of the Western Ohio Regional Treatment and Habilitation Center. The WORTH Center serves a seven-county area surrounding Allen County for non-violent offenders. During his tenure on the bench, Mike also served as an adjunct professor at the ONU law school and at Bluffton University.
After retirement from the bench in 1997, Mike joined the law firm of Cory, Meredith, Witter, Roush and Cheney which became Cory, Meredith, Witter, Rumer and Cheney. In March 2006 Mike joined his future spouse, Victoria Maisch, in the creation of the law firm of Rumer & Maisch Co., LLC which remains a viable law firm in Lima. One of his proudest events as a private attorney was acting as personal counsel for President George W. Bush in the 2004 presidential election.
The last day to purchase tickets to the Hall of Fame ceremony is February 1st. We hope you will join us in honoring these six on Saturday, February 12th. Tickets are $25 and can be purchased by contacting Missy Vandemark 419-221-0807 ext 6147.
The Allen County Children's garden is a project of the Allen County Master Gardeners who are under the umbrella of Allen County Ohio State University Extension Office.
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Shawnee AEP (Academic Enrichment Program) is part of the Gifted Education Program at Shawnee Schools in Lima, Ohio
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The program offers free assistance to individuals of all ages from Lima, Allen and surrounding counties to pursue an education beyond high school.
This program offers high school students the opportunity to earn their Firefighter Level I and II certifications as well as their EMT Basic Certification.
RSSC is a student organization open to all enrolled Rhodes State College students. Issues that affect student-life, the campus, or student success are brought to the council, who then works with faculty, staff, and the student body to find solutions.
The program is available to children under 5 years of age and reside in Allen County. Your child will receive a free book each month until their 5th birthday. Call the YWCA Child Care Resource and Referral at 419-225-5465 for information!
We are a 501(c)(3) Organization raising money for community service to benefit youth programs in the Lima Area.
The YWCA Child Care Resource and Referral helps parents, family members, and childcare professionals find the services and education best suited to their needs.