Today, Boardman Local Schools proudly celebrates our incredible cafeteria staff on School Lunch Hero Day!
Every day, our school lunch heroes go above and beyond to serve nutritious and tasty meals with a smile. Their hard work, dedication, and care do not go unnoticed—they are an essential part of our school community.
To show our appreciation, members of our Central Office team visited each cafeteria across all six of our buildings today to personally say “thank you” for all they do.
Not just today, but every single day, we thank you for keeping our students fueled, supported, and ready to learn! 💚🍎
Every day, our school lunch heroes go above and beyond to serve nutritious and tasty meals with a smile. Their hard work, dedication, and care do not go unnoticed—they are an essential part of our school community.
To show our appreciation, members of our Central Office team visited each cafeteria across all six of our buildings today to personally say “thank you” for all they do.
Not just today, but every single day, we thank you for keeping our students fueled, supported, and ready to learn! 💚🍎
West Boulevard Principal Al Cervello, five West Blvd. elementary teachers, some of our Spartan athletes and cheerleaders and Sparty himself were at Burlington's new store early this morning for the store's ribbon cutting.
As part of the opening, Burlington and Adopt a Classroom made a $5,000 Donation for West Boulevard. Each teacher will receive a portion of funds in their adopt a classroom account to fill classroom needs.
A big THANK YOU to Burlington, for this generous donation to West Boulevard for our students and staff!
As part of the opening, Burlington and Adopt a Classroom made a $5,000 Donation for West Boulevard. Each teacher will receive a portion of funds in their adopt a classroom account to fill classroom needs.
A big THANK YOU to Burlington, for this generous donation to West Boulevard for our students and staff!
The Boardman Spartans secured a hard-fought 10–9 victory over Cardinal Mooney tonight on their home turf. It was a total team effort from start to finish, as the Spartans showed incredible grit, staying locked in through every possession and working together to maintain their edge.
Boardman built a 7–5 halftime lead, but Mooney battled back to take a 9–8 advantage in the fourth quarter. The Spartans responded with composure on both ends of the field, proving that their teamwork was the ultimate difference-maker.
Ava Gaps led the offense with five goals, followed by Carly Albanese and Val Hoysack with two each, and Lydia Kenney adding one. Defensively, Catherine Lorenzi came up with two key stops in the final four minutes to preserve the 10–9 lead.
It was a physical, high-energy contest, with contributions across the board helping secure the win. Boardman’s determination ultimately allowed them to hold off Mooney and come away victorious.
The Spartans will be back in action on the road against Kent Roosevelt.
Boardman built a 7–5 halftime lead, but Mooney battled back to take a 9–8 advantage in the fourth quarter. The Spartans responded with composure on both ends of the field, proving that their teamwork was the ultimate difference-maker.
Ava Gaps led the offense with five goals, followed by Carly Albanese and Val Hoysack with two each, and Lydia Kenney adding one. Defensively, Catherine Lorenzi came up with two key stops in the final four minutes to preserve the 10–9 lead.
It was a physical, high-energy contest, with contributions across the board helping secure the win. Boardman’s determination ultimately allowed them to hold off Mooney and come away victorious.
The Spartans will be back in action on the road against Kent Roosevelt.
A high-flying day for Boardman High School students at the Drone Showcase!
Students from the BHS Drone Program spent the day at Williamson Airfield, joining peers from 10 area schools for hands-on flight experience and career exploration.
They had the chance to pilot drones, connect with industry professionals, and ask questions about future opportunities. Students flew drones with the Mahoning County Sheriff’s Department and First Choice Drone Company, and also spoke with representatives from the U.S. Air Force about careers in aviation and technology.
Real-world learning in action—and the future is looking up!
The Boardman High School National Art Honor Society spent a meaningful morning this week at Boardman Park, painting the Time Capsule Rock—originally painted twenty years ago—bringing new life to a special piece of community history. 🎨🌱
Students Menah Alemaishat, Madison Kromer, Lanie Joyce, Savannah Cohn, Payton Konnerth, and Julianna Davis, under the guidance of advisor Kate Burnside, worked together to honor the past while leaving their own creative mark for the future.
Students Menah Alemaishat, Madison Kromer, Lanie Joyce, Savannah Cohn, Payton Konnerth, and Julianna Davis, under the guidance of advisor Kate Burnside, worked together to honor the past while leaving their own creative mark for the future.
Don’t miss out on one of the most fun nights of the year! 👛✨
Join us for the 5th Annual Boardman Gridiron Club Designer Purse Bingo this Saturday, April 25th! Spots are still available, so grab your tickets while you can!
Come out, enjoy a great night with friends, and support our athletes at the same time—it’s a win-win! 🏈
Ticket details and event location can be found on the attached flyer.
GO SPARTANS!
Join us for the 5th Annual Boardman Gridiron Club Designer Purse Bingo this Saturday, April 25th! Spots are still available, so grab your tickets while you can!
Come out, enjoy a great night with friends, and support our athletes at the same time—it’s a win-win! 🏈
Ticket details and event location can be found on the attached flyer.
GO SPARTANS!
What an amazing day for nearly 45 BHS and Glenwood Jr. High students!!
They spent most of the day --suited up with waders and muck boots to do a professional field study with Kent State Scientists who monitor more than 42 wetlands across Ohio.
We are so grateful for this Kent State partnership--their expertise is helping make the dream for education to continue on the very spot where Market Street Elementary School once stood.
This Forest Lawn Stormwater Park is now a place where the Kent State group along with student groups who've been prepared by their amazing classroom teachers for years, for this very day!!
So Exciting!! Watch for reports on WFMJ-21 and WKBN-27 tonight
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From the classroom today, to a stream tomorrow 🍃
Nearly 45 Boardman students are heading to Forest Lawn Stormwater Park in the morning—located on the site of the former Market Street Elementary—for a hands-on learning experience in environmental science.
Through a partnership with Kent State’s wetlands researchers in the H2Ohio Wetlands Monitoring Program, students will work alongside scientists who oversee more than 40 wetlands across Ohio. Together, they’ll collect water samples, document plant life, and gather important environmental data for analysis.
Real-world learning in action—right here in our community!
Hey Spartans--Would you like to be a Sweetheart? Auditions are coming up soon : Save the Dates: May 4th , 5th, and 7th. Find more information at Boardmanband.org.
Congratulations to the new inductees of Boardman High School’s Spanish National Honor Society! ✨
We are proud to celebrate 16 new members, juniors and a senior, as well as our 2026 honorary inductee, Mrs. Maria Hernandez, owner of La Casa Mexicana.
This marks the second year bringing back SNHS, and we’re excited to continue recognizing students for their dedication to the Spanish language and culture.
So grateful for our honorary inductee and our wonderful world language teachers — thank you for your support and inspiration! ❤️👏
We are proud to celebrate 16 new members, juniors and a senior, as well as our 2026 honorary inductee, Mrs. Maria Hernandez, owner of La Casa Mexicana.
This marks the second year bringing back SNHS, and we’re excited to continue recognizing students for their dedication to the Spanish language and culture.
So grateful for our honorary inductee and our wonderful world language teachers — thank you for your support and inspiration! ❤️👏
🎶 **Glenwood Musicians Earn Top Honors at OMEA Event** 🎶
Boardman Glenwood Junior High band and orchestra students delivered an outstanding performance at the OMEA District 5 Solo & Ensemble Event on March 28 at Champion Schools.
⭐ **Band Highlights:**
* 11 Superior (I) solo ratings
* 4 Superior (I) ensemble ratings
⭐ **Orchestra Highlights:**
* 21 Superior (I) solo ratings
* 13 Superior (I) ensemble ratings
Students from across Mahoning, Trumbull, and Ashtabula counties participated, making these achievements even more impressive!
🎼 **See them perform live:**
* Orchestras: April 20 & 22
* Bands: May 4 & 5
📍 Boardman Performing Arts Center | 7:00 PM
Great work, Spartans! 💚
Boardman Glenwood Junior High band and orchestra students delivered an outstanding performance at the OMEA District 5 Solo & Ensemble Event on March 28 at Champion Schools.
⭐ **Band Highlights:**
* 11 Superior (I) solo ratings
* 4 Superior (I) ensemble ratings
⭐ **Orchestra Highlights:**
* 21 Superior (I) solo ratings
* 13 Superior (I) ensemble ratings
Students from across Mahoning, Trumbull, and Ashtabula counties participated, making these achievements even more impressive!
🎼 **See them perform live:**
* Orchestras: April 20 & 22
* Bands: May 4 & 5
📍 Boardman Performing Arts Center | 7:00 PM
Great work, Spartans! 💚
Learning all about honey bees was a special treat today for these 3rd graders at West Boulevard!
Miss Julie, a bee keeper herself, brought a real hive, and all kinds of information--This natural science presentation brought to all the students at West by the PTA this week.
Today, kindergarten and the 3rd graders learned about all the bees that make up a colony, from the queen and drone, to the worker bees. Then they closely examined a real life hive looking for the queen.
Tomorrow, 1st and 2nd grade will enjoy the lesson
Miss Julie, a bee keeper herself, brought a real hive, and all kinds of information--This natural science presentation brought to all the students at West by the PTA this week.
Today, kindergarten and the 3rd graders learned about all the bees that make up a colony, from the queen and drone, to the worker bees. Then they closely examined a real life hive looking for the queen.
Tomorrow, 1st and 2nd grade will enjoy the lesson
Boardman’s Emerging Leaders spent time today planting pinwheels at Boardman Park as part of the *Pinwheels for Prevention* effort 💙🌼
April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month, and communities across the country plant Pinwheel Gardens to raise awareness and show support for children and families. Each pinwheel represents someone in our community who has advocated for a child facing abuse or neglect 💙
Our Pinwheel Garden is located on the front lawn of Boardman Park, in front of the historic St. James Meeting House ⛪🌳
A special shoutout to Emerging Leaders co-chairs Addie Kowacich and Ellie Wymer, who were interviewed by WKBN-27 🎥—watch for their story coming soon! 👀
April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month, and communities across the country plant Pinwheel Gardens to raise awareness and show support for children and families. Each pinwheel represents someone in our community who has advocated for a child facing abuse or neglect 💙
Our Pinwheel Garden is located on the front lawn of Boardman Park, in front of the historic St. James Meeting House ⛪🌳
A special shoutout to Emerging Leaders co-chairs Addie Kowacich and Ellie Wymer, who were interviewed by WKBN-27 🎥—watch for their story coming soon! 👀
The Kiwanis Easter Egg Hunt is definitely part of Boardman history...Today was the 74th Annual Kindergarten Easter Egg Hunt.
West Boulevard Elementary kiddos hunt was in the morning--and Stadium Drive and Robinwood's hunt was at noon.
A Big thank you to the Boardman High School Key Club & Emerging Leaders for stuffing and hiding more than a thousand eggs--and even more importantly opening juice boxes and candy wrappers --SOOOO much fun for all today!
West Boulevard Elementary kiddos hunt was in the morning--and Stadium Drive and Robinwood's hunt was at noon.
A Big thank you to the Boardman High School Key Club & Emerging Leaders for stuffing and hiding more than a thousand eggs--and even more importantly opening juice boxes and candy wrappers --SOOOO much fun for all today!
Practices During Tech Week have sounded incredible....This Project Mayhem is AMAZING!
Don't hesitate to come out tonight--Tickets will be available at the Door. The box office opens at 6 PM---Doors will open at 6:30---and the Concert starts at 7 !!
Don't hesitate to come out tonight--Tickets will be available at the Door. The box office opens at 6 PM---Doors will open at 6:30---and the Concert starts at 7 !!
NHS President Aly Murray recently organized a book drive for local libraries as her independent service project. Thanks to the generosity of NHS members, a large collection of new and gently used children's books was donated.
Sooo many great books, mysteries, romance, and great authors!!
Aly's project reflects a strong commitment to giving back and making a meaningful impact within our community,.
Sooo many great books, mysteries, romance, and great authors!!
Aly's project reflects a strong commitment to giving back and making a meaningful impact within our community,.
Get ready for the Boardman Jazz Fest --coming to the Boardman Performing Arts Center Tuesday, March 31st!!
Boardman's two jazz ensembles, and 2K Band will be performing.
Dr. Michael Smith, Director of Jazz Studies at Ohio State, and a renowned percussionist will be a guest artist this year.
The show is at 7 PM, and you can gets tickets at the door: $3 for Adults, and $2 for Students.
Boardman's two jazz ensembles, and 2K Band will be performing.
Dr. Michael Smith, Director of Jazz Studies at Ohio State, and a renowned percussionist will be a guest artist this year.
The show is at 7 PM, and you can gets tickets at the door: $3 for Adults, and $2 for Students.
Robinwood Elementary School did a FANTASTIC job raising money for the National Heart Association. This has been a school tradition for years, and this year was no exception.
They raised a total of $6,088 for Jump Rope for Heart!!
The students who raised $50 or more were in the $50 club and got to celebrate together with their bright green shirts that say "Lifesavers League".
They wore their shirts to school and enjoyed extra time in the gym signing shirt and playing some games with Mrs. Flores.
The money raised goes for research in the fight against heart disease!
They raised a total of $6,088 for Jump Rope for Heart!!
The students who raised $50 or more were in the $50 club and got to celebrate together with their bright green shirts that say "Lifesavers League".
They wore their shirts to school and enjoyed extra time in the gym signing shirt and playing some games with Mrs. Flores.
The money raised goes for research in the fight against heart disease!
