We are in the midst of flu season and several of our buildings have dealt with an increasing number of students and staff missing due to illnesses. The following is a reminder from our School Nurse and the Department of Health about flu season recommendations and healthy habits to prevent illnesses this winter. 

Fifth Graders go to Starbase.  Check out all the fun and learning that took place.

We are asking all parents with enrolled students at Greeneview Local Schools KG-12 to complete the short questionnaire about home internet access. Please provide your feedback prior to October 31st 2019. 

Home Football Game Notice to Parents and Students:

Please remind your children that school sporting events are school functions and student behavioral expectations are the same as school. Fighting, profanity, bullying, and harassment will not be tolerated. School discipline will be enforced for violations of the student handbook that happen at school functions.

Due to recent altercations and incidents at home football games, the administration will be enforcing the following rules for students:

• Students will not be permitted to leave the stadium and re-enter the stadium. If a student leaves the stadium they will not be permitted to return to the stadium. Local police will be monitoring the parking lot during the event.
  • Adults may exit the stadium to go to their car but must present a pass or ticket stub to re-enter the stadium.
• The playground is not well-lit and it will be locked during the events. Please do not climb the playground fence or squeeze through locked gates. This is locked as a safety precaution due to the lack of supervision and the lack of lighting on the equipment.
• Any child who wants to bring a football with them to the game to play with their friends will need to do so in the grass lot at the North end of the home bleachers. Tackling and rough-play will not be allowed. Please encourage your young children to play in this area so errant balls and kids running do not disrupt people attempting to watch the game near the bleachers or concessions stands. This area is well-lit and will be supervised by an administrator. Balls thrown over the fence or onto the field will not be returned until the game is over.

Please encourage your students to sit in the bleachers, watch the game, enjoy the time with their friends, and cheer for the Rams.

Technology Department

The Technology Department at Greeneview Local School District believes technology is a resource that enhances the teaching and learning experience by empowering students and teachers.

It is the vision of the department to create an environment where students, teachers and staff members have safe, secure, and reliable access to technology that fosters creativity, critical-thinking and higher learning.

Greeneview Local Schools is pleased to announce our receipt of a $2,500 Judy Sleet Art Scholarship. From these monies, third grade students and teachers will receive art materials, access to online teacher training and lessons, and ongoing instructional support through the year.

News and Notes for August 2017

Letters were sent home to all families to discuss the changes for the 2017-2018 school year. Additional information and surveys are available on this page. 

We care for all kids like they are our own! Child safety is our responsibility and many injuries and deaths are preventable!

Each year, our community comes together to provide Thanksgiving meals to families in our community. This year, Greeneview Schools is proud to spearhead the efforts with the support of the Chamber of Commerce and several area churches.

The Xenia Gazette ran an article on September 21, 2016 highlighting our response to the release of the 2015 State Report Card. The article can be read here.

We have responded with more specificity below. 

Greeneview Local Schools sent a newsletter to all district residents in July, 2016.

Please make sure you know which vaccines your child needs before they return to school this fall. Please send updated vaccination records to school with your child this fall so we can update our records.

The Greeneview Board of Education voted on the recommendation from Superintendent Seevers to select NEW Science Curriculum for grades 5-8. The adoption of the Houghton-Mifflin textbook samples are available upon request at the Board Office. Please contact the Board Office at 675-2728 if you would like to set up a time to review the materials.

Greeneview Local Schools is proud to present the 2016 Valedictorians and Salutatorian. These students have exhibited academic and athletic success and have represented  Greeneview Schools with class and character. They have committed to serving and leading in our community and their presence will be missed in the High School in the future. Congratulations, Kristen Combs, Emily Rinehart, and Evan Rinehart!

The Greeneview Curriculum Supervisor, Superintendent, and Middle School staff have begun the review of textbooks for Middle School Science for all grades 5-8. The staff committee has requested and received several curriculum options and has begun the review process.

In compliance with District policy and Ohio Revised Code, the resources are available at the Board Office for parent and community input. If you are interested in reviewing the materials, please contact the Board Office at 937-675-2728 and set up a time to review the textbooks that we have on file. A recommendation will be made at the May Board Meeting for Board Board approval.

The Greeneview Board of Education has approved the 2016-2017 School Calendar.

• The school year will begin on August 31st due to a construction project this summer at Greeneview Elementary.
  • The Elementary will be closed to the public this summer beginning June 12th.

• The typical Friday late starts have been moved to Mondays to accomodate the Kindergarten schedule.

• Christmas break will begin on December 23rd. Students and staff will be released 2 hours early on December 22nd.

• Spring Break will be a full week long and it will be the last week of March.

• A waiver day for Parent Teacher Conferences will be given on April 14th, which is also Good Friday.

• The last day for students will be Friday, June 2nd. Students will have a 2 hour early release on the 2nd.

• Graduation will be held at Cedarville University on Friday, June 2, 2017.

Click here for a .pdf copy of the calendar.

A note has been sent home to update parents on Ohio Department of Health immunization changes and requirements for the 2016-2017 school year. These changes involve upcoming 7th grade and 12th grade students.  We would like to encourage you to schedule appointments soon, especially if your child is a Junior because they need two doses before next school year. Dosages must be given 8 weeks apart. Parents of 6th and 11th grade students must act quickly and we are also notifying 10th grade to help prepare for the following year.

The Greeneview Board of Education will vote on the 2016-2017 School Calendar at the February 18, 2016 meeting. These two calendars are options presented by the District and by the Teacher's Union. If you have any feedback, please email feedback@greeneview.org or you can attend the meeting on Thursday to address the Board during public input.

The District proposed the Traditional Calendar and attempted to line up Christmas Break and Spring Break with as many of the other area schools as possible.
You will see that in both calendar proposals that we added WOEA Day and Professional Development days back into the calendar.

The GEA Calendar Committee requested an alternative calendar option that would adjust spring break. The concern of the traditional spring break is that it falls in the middle of the State testing windows. For many staff members and students in our district, those tests are essential for graduation, grade promotion, and teacher evaluations. The committee’s perspective was that it didn’t make educational sense to have a long break in the middle of that window and lose out on valuable instruction and review time prior to the tests. We did attempt to spread out the long weekends in order to break up the spring and to offer families several weekends to take long weekend getaways.

Again, please offer your feedback at feedback@greeneview.org or attend the meeting on Thursday night.

Traditional Calendar Option (.pdf)

Alternative Calendar Option (.pdf)

The Jamestown and Cedarville communities rallied together to help raise money for a 20-month-old Charlotte Caraway, who has connections to both schools. Father Matt is a Greeneview grad, while mother Stephanie is a Cedarville grad. 

Charlotte Caraway is a 20-month-old who has a form of kidney cancer.

Buckeye Association of School Administrators (BASA) has begun creating resources to help parents and students stay up to date on State Tests and Learning Standards.  New Resource: Test Talk for Parents

Welcome to the new Greeneview Local Schools Website. 

Continue to keep checking back as we will be adding new information.