Dozens of  seniors from Boardman High School  participated in the school's first Community Day on November 19.  

The students raked leaves and tidied up neighborhoods near the High School.  It began at the Bridge of Hope Church and students worked along Glenwood Avenue and Salinas Trail.

Beginning in November,  both remote and in-person learners will learn from home on Wednesdays.  The Dates affected for the Second 9-weeks are:

NOVEMBER 4, 11, & 18

DECEMBER 2, 9, & 16

JANUARY 6 & 13

UPDATED INSTRUCTIONS FOR REMOTE LEARNER/WEEKEND MEALS:

Meals must now be pre-ordered by Monday each week,  to be picked up on Wednesdays.

IN-PERSON LEARNERS may also order free WEEKEND MEALS- for pickup.

Pickup regardless of which building the student attends, will be every Wednesday, at Boardman High School from noon-1 PM-  or 4-5 PM.  Please read more for details.

PRE-ORDER WEEK'S WORTH OF MEALS HERE

West Boulevard Elementary School is honored to be named  a National Blue Ribbon School 2020.  U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos this afternoon (Sept. 24) recognized West as one of only 367 schools in the country to earn the prestigious honor, and one of the very few in the nation to have won the award twice.

Many, many thanks go out to our Boardman Community!

The Boardman Board of Education, the administration and school staff want to let voters know that Boardman schools appreciate their support!  Two levy renewals on Tuesday’s ballot not only passed, but did so by more than 5 thousand votes each,  and with more than 61% voter approval.  

Boardman senior Noah Holdridge has received recognition as a Commended Student in the National Merit Scholarship Program.  Noah is among approximately 34,000 commended students nationwide who scored in the top 3% of all students who took the 2019 PSAT/NMSQT qualifying test.