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School Board Recognition MonthPerrysburg Schools is joining with other school districts throughout the state to recognize the important contributions School Board Members make to our communities. Thank you for your service, (left to right) Ms. Sue Larimer, Dr. Lori Reffert, Mr. Eric Benington, Mr. Ray Pohlman and Mrs. Kelly Ewbank!
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Students on front porch holding signs "2nd grade" and 4th grade"
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Explanation re: Student Privacy Rights - District Statement

Recently, it was reported that a plea agreement was arranged among the Wood County Prosecutor, victims’ families and two accused Perrysburg juveniles. A court order was issued by the Wood County Juvenile Court.
Posted: 8/6/2022

Perrysburg Schools Spotlight – August 2022 Edition

We hope you enjoy our monthly eNewsletter, spotlighting excellence in our students and employees!
Posted: 8/1/2022

Perrysburg Schools Spotlight – July 2022 Edition

We hope you enjoy our monthly eNewsletter, spotlighting excellence in our students and employees!
Posted: 7/1/2022

Youth Survey on Addiction and Mental Health

Dr. Bill Ivoska and Kyle Clark from Wood County Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services (ADAMHS) presented the local Perrysburg results of their biennial Youth Survey on Addiction and Mental Health at our June Board of Education meeting.
Posted: 6/30/2022

Perrysburg Schools Spotlight – June 2022 Edition

We hope you enjoy our monthly eNewsletter, spotlighting excellence in our students and employees!
Posted: 6/1/2022


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Crisis Text Line - text “4hope” to 741 741
People of all ages may reach out by text 24/7 to communicate with someone trained to listen and respond in a method that is free, private, secure and confidential. Data usage while texting Crisis Text Line is free and the number will not appear on a phone bill with the mobile service carrier.
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