The Success By Six free program for incoming Boardman kindergarten students begins Monday July 12 and runs through Thursday, August 5. 

The readiness program is held at all three Boardman Elementary Schools from 8:30 AM until Noon, Monday through Thursday for four weeks. 

Parents must register their child for kindergarten to register for the Success By Six program.

Congratulations to the Class of 2021!!

BHS Assistant Principal Moris Jadue produced this video to honor the Class of 2021! So easy to see why we are #Spartanproud

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Boardman Schools Meal Distribution will continue every Wednesday, all summer from 11AM until Noon at BHS.

All children ages 1-18 are eligible, and they do not need to be a Boardman resident.

Each child will receive 7 breakfasts, and 7 lunches.

All are welcome regardless of income, and meals are free.

Come to Door #9. *Child does not have to be present.

Attention parents of kindergarten aged students not yet enrolled for the 2021-22 school year.  Boardman Local Schools encourages you to get the enrollment process started as soon as possible. 

The free Success By Six summer program for students entering kindergarten begins on Monday, July 12.  The United Way partners with Boardman to provide this program, and is giving $25 Giant Eagle Gift cards to those who enroll and complete the program.

Boardman is working to address the many challenges brought on by COVID-19.  Governor DeWine has asked all Ohio school districts to develop a plan to address learning loss due to the pandemic.

Boardman Local School District's Gap Closing Plan is focused on a two-phase approach that begins with Enhanced Summer School in the first phase. 

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• Students will attend classes in their assigned buildings.
• Classes will be free of charge for families.
• Transportation will be provided for students.
• Breakfast and lunch will be provided to students taking classes 

Boardman Glenwood Junior High is one of only 5 Ohio schools recognized by the Ohio EPA as a Branch Award Winner for 2020.  The Branch award recognizes schools for their commitment to environmental education, and for actively participating in the 3 R’s--Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.

A group of Glenwood Junior High teachers teamed up to win a $2,700  National Grant from the GPD Employee’s Foundation.  Together, the Glenwood group constructed a new Spartan Disc Golf Course right in time for this beautiful spring weather! 

Students and staff at Glenwood Junior High are excited to participate in a Global Youth Service Day project aimed at transforming their own school. The BGJHS Paint Project will  bring back the “maroon” hue that some say has been missing from Glenwood since the 1990’s.  

A new award will be presented every year, to an outstanding lady Spartan basketball player in honor of former player/teacher/coach Christina Moschella Terlesky.  The first goes to BHS senior, Katie Stamp.

Christine's former teammates from the Class of '91 created the award in her memory, that will be decided by the current coaching staff.

Congratulations to the first ever, and 2021 recipient,  Katie Stamp.

Congratulations to BHS seniors  Aidan Swavel, Julia Gorby, and Salvatore  Buonamici.  The three are among a select group of 15 high school seniors from Northeast Ohio nominated by Congressman Tim Ryan to attend  prestigious U.S. Military Academies in 2021.  

Congratulations to Glenwood Junior High Technology teacher Tim Harker, on being awarded Ohio District 8 Teacher of the Year 2021!  

Harker is among a select group of 11 educators from across the state, and represents District 8 which includes 12 Counties in the state.  

The BHS 69th Annual Art Show is open to friends and family of the student artists for an in person show on May 13, from 6-9 PM.

All BHS students have the opportunity during the school day to explore the exhibits in the gymnasium.

Also, if you read on, you can see the work of student artists from the Class of 2020 who never had the chance to display their artwork due to COVID. Virtual movie presentations were also done from this year's art classes for those who are unable to see the exhibit in person.   

Three Boardman High School juniors placed in the Annual Law Day Essay Contest, and earned scholarships toward their future education.

They are Jenna Olexa , Alyssa Olsen, and Nadia Rawhneh.