Wolf Creek Local Schools is on a 2 hour delay for Friday February 4, 2022
Reminder that Wednesday February 2nd is a scheduled early dismissal. School will be dismissed 2 hours early.
Wolf Creek Local Schools will be closed for Friday January 28, 2022 This is Blizzard Bag #2
Wolf Creek Local Schools will be on a 2 hour delay for Wednesday January 26, 2022
Wolf Creek Local Schools will be closed Tuesday January 25,2022. This is Blizzard Bag Day #1
Due to Weather Wolf Creek Board of Education Special Meeting is being postponed to Wednesday 1/26/22 at 7:30
Wolf Creek Local Schools is closed for Monday January 24th
Wolf Creek Local Schools is on a 2 hour delay for Monday January 24, 2020
Wolf Creek Local Schools is on 2 hour delay for January 20,2022
Wolf Creek Local Schools will be closed today Thursday January 20, 2022
Wolf Creek Local Schools will be closed tomorrow, Wednesday, January 19, 2021
Wolf Creek Local Schools is Closed for Tuesday January 18th
Wolf Creek Local Schools will be closed Friday January 7, 2022
Reminder - Tomorrow 1/5/2022 is a scheduled early dismissal. School will dismiss at 1:00pm.
Wolf Creek Local Schools
Douglas A. Baldwin, Superintendent
PO Box 67
Waterford, Ohio 45786
(740) 984-2373 Fax (740) 984-4420
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January 3, 2022
To Parent and Students
I hope this letter finds you and your family safe and well. As we return to school after the Holiday Break we want to remind everyone that monitoring for COVID like symptoms is very important.
Students need to assess their health each day before attending school. If they are not feeling well or have a fever, it is recommended that they stay home and do not attend. They will need to monitor their symptoms. Students must be fever free for 24 hours to return to school.
Symptoms of COVID-19 are - fever above 100 degrees, chills, cough, shortness of breath, fatigue, body aches, headache, loss of taste or smell, sore throat, congestion or runny nose, nausea or vomiting, and diarrhea.
The use of a mask is still a choice of the family whether a student wears a mask during the school day. Masks are still required on buses when students are riding the school bus.
With your continued help and support we can keep our students safe and our schools open to in person learning.
Sincerely,
Douglas A, Baldwin
Douglas A. Baldwin, Superintendent
The Wolf Creek Board of Education will have an opening for a board member beginning January 2022. Any resident may submit a letter of interest to Rachel Miller, District Treasurer. Letters of interest may be dropped off at Waterford High School during school hours or mailed to Waterford High School, Attn. Rachel Miller, P.O. Box 67, Waterford, Ohio 45786.
Letters of interest will be accepted through December 31st, 2021.
Reminder that today is an early dismissal. Students will be dismissed at 1:00
Wolf Creek Local Schools will be on a 2 hour delay at this time due to a water main break in town. Please watch for further details.
Wolf Creek Local Schools
Douglas A. Baldwin, Superintendent
PO Box 67
Waterford, Ohio 45786
(740) 984-2373 Fax (740) 984-4420
October 11, 2021
Students, Parents, and Community
I hope this memo finds you and your family safe and healthy. In early September I announced that Wolf Creek Local School would mandate masks for all students and staff. We also stated we would reevaluate and update throughout the mask mandate. The purpose of this was to keep exposed students in school rather than quarentining them for 2 weeks.
There are two ways we can keep exposed students in school if they are exposed to a positive COVID case.
If a student is exposed to a positive case and is vaccinated they can remain in school if they wear a mask and monitor for symptoms.
If a student is exposed to a positive case and was wearing a mask at the time of exposure they can remain in school and monitor for symptoms.
The goal is to keep students and staff in school and our schools open to in person learning.
For the past 2 weeks we have had low numbers of students and staff testing positive for COVID. In addition, we have only had to quarantine a low number of students as a result of contact outside of the classroom.
Beginning, Thursday, October14th we will return to staff and students/parents can choose whether they wear masks while at school.
Students riding school buses are still required to wear a mask on the bus.
We will continue to monitor the COVID situation and in the event the number begins to trend upward again we may mandate masks.
We are asking parents to continue to screen their children for symptoms before sending them to school. Staff members and students need to assess their health each day before attending school. If they are not feeling well or have a fever, it is recommended that they stay home and do not attend. They will need to monitor their symptoms. Reminder, that some symptoms of COVID-19 are - fever above 100 degrees, chills, cough, shortness of breath, fatigue, body aches, headache, loss of taste or smell, sore throat, congestion or runny nose, nausea or vomiting, and diarrhea.
In closing, I want to thank everyone for their cooperation through these difficult times. We continue to highly recommend that you encourage and require your child to wear their mask while in school so they may stay safe and in school.
Sincerely,
Douglas A. Baldwin.
Athlete Parents - The Boosters are still in need for workers at the Barlow Fair. This organization does a lot for our student athletes and they need assistance to continue to be able to do so. Please check the Booster FB page or contact Kim at 740-516-0242 if you are able to help.