Our wall photo campaign is in full swing at Streetsboro High School! A big thank you to Mrs. Milton and her crew for their hard work creating an assembly line to bring this project together, and to our talented yearbook photographers for capturing some incredible moments this fall!

As SHS continues to update the walls with new photos celebrating our students, families and community members have the opportunity to purchase some of the old wall photos. See Mrs. Dierkens if interested!
* $5 per print
* $10 per framed photo

This Red Ribbon Week, Streetsboro Schools joins the nation's largest drug prevention campaign. Our students are learning to make healthy choices. Together, we're building a community committed to drug-free living and bright futures for all our Rockets!

Check out this Rocket Report on the SHS Theatre production of The Sound of Murder! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FANRau4VZ0A

The walls of SMS are filled with creativity! Students created doodle book reports to showcase their understanding of characters, events, themes, and memorable moments from their reading!

The combined levy provides approximately $2.55 million annually to Streetsboro City Schools. Approximately $1,798,235 is directed to the General Fund, while approximately $748,840 is allocated to the Permanent Improvement Fund.

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Sixth grade science students are getting their hands dirty exploring the world of soil! Through hands-on investigations, students are discovering how different soil types vary in texture, composition, and water retention. Even everyday things have so much to teach us!

Is this a new tax? No. This is a renewal of existing levies and will not generate new revenue for the district or increase the current tax rate for property owners.
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Rumi, the SES therapy dog, visits every Tuesday and is a beloved member of the Rocket family! His presence helps students develop self-regulation, empathy, and friendship. Thank you to school psychologist Mrs. Hubbard for sharing her wonderful therapy dog with our school!

This week, we recognize the importance of school bus safety at Streetsboro Schools. From driver training to daily safety checks, protecting our students during every ride is a top priority. Thank you to our transportation team for keeping our Rockets safe on the road.

The Streetsboro City Schools Board of Education has placed a combined 5.1-mill renewal levy on the November 3, 2026, ballot. Issue 7 combines two existing district levies: a 3.6-mill General Fund levy and a 1.5-mill Permanent Improvement levy.

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It’s National School Lunch Week! Our cafeteria teams work hard to provide healthy school lunches to our students. The impact of these nutritious meals fuels academic performance and athletic pursuits!

Congratulations to Kindergarten's first Rocket Award and PAX Award winners of the 2026-27 school year! These students were honored for their academic achievements, work ethic, and for being wonderful friends and role models. Keep up the great work!

Congratulations to HDI’s September Students of the Month and Rockets Reaching Higher award winners! These students exemplify what it means to be a Rocket by being respectful, responsible, and engaged every day.

Lunch periods at SMS have turned into intense chess competitions! Students are showing off their strategy, patience, and competitive spirit. Watch out though, the sixth graders are bringing serious game and have even given Mr. Weppler and Mr. Kee a run for their money. Who will be crowned SMS Chess Champion?

SES students browsed an exciting selection of books at the yearly Scholastic Book Fair. Captain Underpants was a huge hit! Thank you to Mrs. Thomson for organizing and to our PTA volunteers for helping students make their selections.

Mrs. Speakman’s classroom door at Streetsboro Middle School is covered in student goals for the school year! From academics to personal growth, students are putting their aspirations into words and committing to making them a reality.

Streetsboro student athletes had the opportunity to hear from former Ohio State and NFL wide receiver Roy Hall about leadership, accountability, and making a positive impact on and off the field. What an incredible experience!

What happens if the levy is not approved? The district would lose approximately $2.55 million in annual revenue when the existing levies expire, including approximately $1.8 million for General Fund operations and approximately $749,000 for Permanent Improvement needs.


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Let's take a moment to celebrate the incredible coaches who inspire, motivate, and guide our student athletes to achieve their goals!