Where would we be without our outstanding Streetsboro Administrative Professionals? They keep our schools running smoothly with their organization, problem-solving skills, and warm welcomes. Today we celebrate these incredible team members who are truly the heartbeat of our district operations! Thank you!
4 days ago, SCS NEWS
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Happy Earth Day! From recycling initiatives to planting projects, we're nurturing tomorrow's environmental leaders who understand that small changes make a big difference. 
4 days ago, SCS NEWS
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To all our incredible Streetsboro volunteers - we couldn't do it without you! Whether you help in classrooms, chaperone field trips, support athletic events, or serve on committees, your time and talents enrich our students' experiences. Your dedication makes our school community stronger every day!
6 days ago, SCS NEWS
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Our Streetsboro school libraries are more than just book collections! This School Library Month, we celebrate these vital learning spaces and our amazing librarians who inspire a lifelong love of reading in our students.
9 days ago, SCS NEWS
Decorative graphic with a blue and yellow color scheme featuring the text "School Library Month" alongside an illustration of a stack of colorful books.
Get ready for some changes at SES!  We are using the money from our Bubble Run Fundraiser to transform our courtyard into a beautiful Butterfly Garden!  This space will include a learning area for students to practice observations and measurements, a classroom space for outdoor learning, and a habitat area for  butterflies.  We look forward to sharing our after photos!  Stay tuned!
10 days ago, SCS NEWS
A grassy courtyard enclosed by single-story brick school buildings, with picnic tables on the right side, bare trees, and a partly cloudy sky overhead.
The exterior of a single-story brick school building with large windows, a small bare tree, and a rock garden border along the foundation, surrounded by a green lawn under a blue sky.
These third grade students from Mrs. Baker's ELA classes have completed the 10 Book Challenge - and some of them have read 20 or 30! They got to have a special "lunch bunch" hang out at lunch time. Great job, readers! 
11 days ago, SCS NEWS
A large group of elementary students pose together for a class photo in their classroom, some sitting on a colorful rug and others standing, with an American flag and cheerful wall decorations in the background.
Elementary students sit at their desks eating lunch in a colorful classroom, smiling at the camera, with bookshelves and a bulletin board visible in the background.
Elementary students sit at their desks eating lunch in a colorful classroom, smiling at the camera, with bookshelves and a bulletin board visible in the background
Rockets are discovering their voices through verses, exploring how poetry captures emotions, experiences, and imagination during Poetry Month!
12 days ago, SCS NEWS
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Seventh grade STEM students are using dial calipers to  precisely measure models. Sixth grade STEM students designed and 3D printed Minecraft bobble heads.
12 days ago, SCS NEWS
A middle school student uses a dial caliper to carefully measure a small object at her desk, with colorful building materials and a technical drawing visible nearby
Two smiling middle school students pose together, each holding a green 3D-printed Minecraft bobblehead they created in STEM class.
A collection of green 3D-printed Minecraft character bobblehead models displayed on a wooden desk.
Streetsboro High School students have been having a great time learning the game of pickleball in Physical Education classes!

As one of the fastest-growing sports in the country, pickleball has provided a fun and engaging way for students to stay active while developing new skills.

Throughout the unit, students have been learning the rules, strategies, and fundamentals of the game, all while building teamwork, communication, and sportsmanship. It’s been great to see students encouraging one another, competing in a positive way, and gaining confidence as they improve.

We love seeing our students try new activities and find ways to stay active—and pickleball has definitely been a hit!
13 days ago, SCS NEWS
Here's alt text for each of the three photos: Photo 1 (left): "A student in a black Nike outfit plays pickleball in a school gymnasium, mid-swing, with orange cones marking the court and other students visible in the background.
student in a navy Adidas tracksuit prepares to serve or toss a ball in a school gymnasium set up for pickleball, with orange cones, a net, and other students playing in the background beneath an American flag.
A large group of middle school students sit on the gymnasium floor in rows, attentively facing a teacher or instructor standing near a whiteboard at the far end of the gym.
In this bonus episode, 8th grader Leo walks us through a collaborative argumentative essay project in language arts class.

Watch how these students build a compelling argument together: https://youtu.be/edq_eoVz0aU?si=Od1V9LUbuMyTTk6h
16 days ago, SCS NEWS
Hallway to Hallway with Superintendent Cindy Deevers — "Real conversations with the heart of our schools." Blue text on a school hallway background with district rocket logo.
Superintendent Cindy Deevers visits the Middle School in the latest episode of Hallway to Hallway to celebrate a remarkable milestone with Principal Weppler.

The school has earned the Ohio Momentum Award for two consecutive years, an achievement reached by only 33 of approximately 2,300 middle schools across the state. Tune in to hear how students, staff, and school leadership made this outstanding recognition possible.

Watch it here: https://youtu.be/fUuKHnLM3KQ
16 days ago, SCS NEWS
Hallway to Hallway with Superintendent Cindy Deevers — "Real conversations with the heart of our schools." Blue text on a school hallway background with district rocket logo.
This week, Streetsboro High School had the opportunity to host two outstanding assemblies focused on student leadership and the impact our students can have on one another.

A major focus of these assemblies was encouraging students to begin thinking about—and signing up for—leadership opportunities for next school year.

SHS students learned about a variety of ways they can get involved, including mentoring peers, participating in student leadership groups, supporting school initiatives, and serving as role models within our building.

These opportunities are designed to give students a voice while also allowing them to make a meaningful difference in the success of others.
16 days ago, SCS NEWS
Students sit in the Streetsboro High School auditorium while there are two people on the stage during an assembly.
This April, we honor our Streetsboro military children and families. Your strength, resilience, and adaptability inspire us. We recognize the unique sacrifices you make while serving our country and supporting our students. Thank you for being part of our Rocket community.
16 days ago, SCS NEWS
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From genetic mutations to Honors Algebra II to AP Computer Science, students are diving deep into complex concepts with focus and collaboration. High expectations and real-world relevance are driving outstanding work in our classrooms.
17 days ago, SCS NEWS
High school students with laptops face a projected slide on "Parallel & Distributed Computing" in a classroom decorated with an orange "AP Award Wall" and "AP Precalc" signage. A whiteboard notes "April 29th Snack Day 5th Period."
A teacher addresses a class of high school students from the front of a room with an orange accent wall. A projected slide titled "3 Types of Mutations" is visible on the whiteboard behind her. Upcoming test reminders for Anatomy and Biology are posted on the side wall.
A male teacher in a blue shirt and tie instructs a high school math class in a bright yellow-walled classroom. A projected whiteboard displays notes on graphing rational functions. A Streetsboro Rockets banner and a "I Have a Growth Mindset" bulletin board are visible on the walls.
During Math Awareness Month Streetsboro classrooms are buzzing with problem-solving and critical thinking! From geometry to algebra, we're celebrating how math shapes our world and prepares our students for future success! 
18 days ago, SCS NEWS
Decorative graphic with a blue and yellow color scheme featuring the text "April Math Awareness Month" alongside an illustration of a calculator and pencil.
The SMS 3v3 PBIS event was a hit! Students and staff showed off their skills on the court, and the student team pulled off a major upset, sending fans into a frenzy!
18 days ago, SCS NEWS
A player in a yellow shirt goes up for a shot while being defended during a basketball game in a school gymnasium. Packed bleachers of spectators watch in the background.
A player in a white shirt leaps toward the basket for a layup attempt during a basketball game in the Streetsboro school gymnasium. Teammates and an opposing player react nearby, while a crowd fills the bleachers along the wall.
A wide-angle view of ongoing play during a school basketball game in the Streetsboro gymnasium. Several players in white shirts move across the court, with a large crowd of spectators visible along the sideline bleachers.
Mrs. Nowicki's 7th graders used Oreo cookies to model the phases of the moon. Students twisted apart cookies and shaped the cream to represent each lunar phase. Delicious and educational!
18 days ago, SCS NEWS
Three middle school students work together at a black lab table in a science classroom, each manipulating Oreo cookies on worksheets — a common activity for modeling moon phases. A periodic table is visible on the wall in the background. Student science notebooks and binders are spread across the table.
A wide view of a middle school science classroom where students at multiple lab tables use Oreo cookies to model moon phases on worksheets. A "Science Talk" bulletin board and a projected slide showing moon phase diagrams with a globe illustration are visible at the front of the room. Supply baskets with markers sit on the tables.
5th graders are tackling division using a strategy called partial quotients, with plenty of hands-on practice and teacher support along the way!
19 days ago, SCS NEWS
Two elementary students sit cross-legged on the classroom floor playing a division math game. A large display screen behind them shows a "Division – Belviso" slide listing student pairs assigned to "Yellow Bees" and "Pink Flamingos" groups for Task Cards and Four in a Row activities. A yellow game board and dice are visible on the floor between them.
A teacher in a blue top works alongside two middle school students at a "Group 8" Wipebook reusable whiteboard mounted on a classroom wall. Two additional numbered group whiteboards are visible on either side. A tassel garland decorates the wall above.
Two upper elementary or middle school students work at pushed-together desks during a math activity, with a yellow "Four in a Row" division game board on the desk between them. In the background, other students work at the wall-mounted Wipebook whiteboards. The classroom walls feature extensive math vocabulary and fraction reference materials on upper cabinets.
Mrs. Holtz's WIN group is mastering vowel teams like "ew" and how they sound in multisyllabic words. Great work!
19 days ago, SCS NEWS
9:03 AMA teacher leans over a kidney-shaped small-group table to assist a student, while two other elementary-age students work on paper worksheets with pencils. The classroom features blue and yellow decor with large windows. A fourth student works independently at a separate desk in the background.
Since fiscal year 2021, Streetsboro City Schools has implemented a broad range of cost saving strategies, competitive grant efforts, vendor negotiations, and revenue programs. These combined actions reflect the district’s commitment to financial responsibility and long term stability. Thank you to our community for your continued partnership.

For the Streetsboro City Schools Financial FAQ, go to: https://www.scsrockets.org/page/school-district-financial-facts
20 days ago, SCS NEWS
Infographic showing Streetsboro City Schools has achieved total savings of $4,691,833.78 since fiscal year 2021. A pie chart displays the breakdown of savings across categories: Positions ($1,478,100.39), Projects ($219,180.58), Grants ($1,363,435.21), Purchased items ($829,759.02), Rental revenue ($234,345.03), Consortium savings ($553,503.55), and Donations ($13,500). Asterisks indicate that Rental and Donations represent revenue generated rather than cost savings.