Boardman Local Schools employees, parents, guardians, and students: Please note that Boardman Local Schools has recently updated its Nondiscrimination and Access to Equal Educational Opportunity Policy (2260), and their Section 504/ADA Prohibition Against Discrimination Based on Disability Policy (2260.01) Click Here for Direct Links.

Both can be accessed Here on the Director of Student Services Page.  Any questions or concerns can be directed to Dr. Katie Fallo at katie.fallo@boardmanschools.org. 

At a special joint meeting September 14, Boardman's School Board voted to transfer approximately 14.6 acres of land along Market Street to the ABC Water and Wastewater Authority.  It's a joint venture to create the Forest Lawn Stormwater Park.

The $3 Million dollar project will take two years to complete, and will include walking trails, pollinator gardens, and wildflower meadows.  Most importantly, it will alleviate flooding to some 1400 homes in the area. 

Masks will be required indoors for all staff and students during the school day starting on August 30th.

In addition to keeping students and staff safe, requiring masks greatly reduces the number of quarantines and allows students to stay in school to learn. 

Click to view ODE Quarantine Flowchart

Click to view Face Mask Exemption Form

Click to see Safe Return to School Plan 2021-22

This decision is for now and we will revisit this decision toward the end of September.

Nine students from BCIS presented Fire Station #71 with a special gift in honor of Patriot Day.  A framed print, entitled "Walk of Courage" will now hang in the training room at Station #71.

The Boardman Spartan Marching Band performed a special show on September 14 for all K-4th graders at Spartan Stadium.  It's a Spartan tradition to introduce students to the band and it allows all of our youngest Spartans the opportunity to see the band, and learn about each section.  Many future "banders" are in this audience! 

The traditional Patriot Day Tree Planting was held at Stadium Drive Elementary on Friday, September 10th.  The BHS Pep Band played, and Police and Fire officials talked with students, and the students thanked them for all they do.  Blasco Commercial Services donated a crimson king maple that was planted afterward.