Finneytown Local School District financial statements for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2019 are available for public inspection in the Board of Education office at 8916 Fontainebleau Terrace, Cincinnati, Ohio 45231.
During the season of thankful and grateful, the Finneytown community has many reasons to be grateful. On Tuesday, November 27, WildcatSERVE distributed Thanksgiving food baskets to 28 families in the Finneytown Local School District. These baskets brought much relief and joy to the recipients. Baskets included many non-perishables such as cereal, mac and cheese, ravioli containers, pasta and sauce, and much more. In addition household items like laundry detergent and toilet paper were included. WildcatSERVE is a local Finneytown organization …
Brent Elementary was abuzz when kindergarteners and first graders welcomed grandparents and special people to their school and classrooms on November 26th. Over 175 grandparents and special people attended the special day. A delicious cornucopia of doughnuts along with juice and coffee, for the adults delighted the families for breakfast. They also enjoyed the opportunity to visit students’ classrooms and see the outstanding work that the children are producing. Hallways were filled with art work and projects from the last …
Read MoreBrent Elementary Celebrates Grandparents with Special Day
Finneytown Local School District is home to unique and strong musical talent, and many are gaining exposure to larger stages. While Finneytown is a small district, the musical offerings are on par with larger districts and include orchestra for students in grades 5-12. One of these exceptionally talented students is taking center stage beyond Finneytown in Cincinnati. Zach Wuorinen began his musical journey over 8 years ago in elementary school in Finneytown, and now is preparing for his next chapter …
The University of Mount St. Joseph held the 19th Biennial Exhibition and Awards Gala for “Selections 2019”. The exhibition spotlighted art created by talented area high school students as selected by their art teachers. Of those recognized were 33 schools, 50 teachers and 90 students. Finneytown Secondary Campus had four students: Senior Jared Barnes [not pictured], Juniors Jillian Becksfort, Maria Seith and Brennan Jones. The artwork included colored pencil drawing, digital photography, and ceramics pieces.
Finneytown High School inducted 23 new students into National Honor Society last week. The newly inducted students represent the four pillars of scholarship with a cumulative GPA of 3.5, service with numerous community efforts, leadership through school, church, and community, and character they display every day. Students pledged before families and friends “to uphold the high purpose of the National Honor Society” and “be true to the principles for which it stands; to be loyal to my school; to maintain …
Whitaker Elementary students, staff, and parents honored veterans and first responders in a memorable ceremony on Tuesday evening. Over 350 students, parents and community members attended and honored over 40 veterans and first responders. Mr. Grant Anderson, Whitaker Elementary Principal, emceed the event and began with a sincere thank you to all the veterans and first responders in attendance and all those in our community. He related the ceremony’s significance in his own life and the desire to help the …
Read MoreWhitaker Elementary Honors Veterans and First Responders in an Emotional Ceremony
And just like that the drums go quiet, the trumpets and trombones silent, the flutes and clarinets still, and the Finneytown Marching Band season comes to an end. The concluding contest, Mid-States Final, is over. During the course of the season, The Marching Wildcats earned Reserve Grand Champion or first place in three AAAA competitions, 3rd and 4th place in two contests, and 10th place at Mid-States Finals which included over 20 larger marching bands from the area. Additionally, they …
Read MoreThe Finneytown Marching Wildcats End Season On High Notes
The Finneytown Local School District (the “District”) seeks Statements of Qualifications from design professionals to provide design and construction administration services for the District’s New K-6 Building and 7-12 Building Construction Project (the Project”). The Project is being constructed through the Ohio Facilities Construction Commission’s Expedited Local Partnership Program. Interested firms may obtain a copy of the Request for Qualifications from Terri Noe, Superintendent, by email at tnoe@finneytown.org. Qualifications will be accepted until noon on November 25, 2019.
The Finneytown Local School District Board of Education is requesting statements of qualifications pursuant to Ohio Revised Code Section 9.33, et seq., from firms to provide construction manager at risk services for its New K-6 and 7-12 Building Construction Project. Interested firms may obtain a copy of the RFQ from Terri Noe at tnoe@finneytown.org. Qualifications will be accepted until 12:00 p.m. local time, November 29, 2019.