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We are so excited to welcome our Kindergarteners tomorrow, Tuesday, August 26th!

Drop-off begins at 8:30 AM.

If you plan to walk your child in, please park in a marked parking space.

Cars lined up along the curb are for drop-off only.

Teachers will be stationed in the hallways to guide students safely to their classrooms.

We are looking forward to a wonderful first day of Kindergarten! 🌟

Wheelersburg Elementary Families!

Due to safety and privacy concerns, we will no longer be posting class lists on the front doors of the elementary building.

Instead, families will receive an individual class placement email via Final Forms on Friday, August 15.

Families with students in Grades 1st - 3rd who are having any issues with their Final Forms account will be able to find out class placement at Open House on Monday, August 18th from 5:00-6:30 PM.

Kindergarten families, you will be receiving information about Kindergarten Appointments in your child's class placement email.

Thank you for your understanding and support as we continue to prioritize the safety and privacy of our students and families.

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Megan Cooper
Principal, Wheelersburg Elementary

We know everyone is getting excited for the new school year! Here is the information for Open House Night at Wheelersburg Elementary for Grades 1-3.

Here are some important dates for parents and students at Wheelersburg Elementary.

We hope everyone has a great summer! Here is the school calendar for the 2025-2026 school year. We can't wait to see everyone back on August 20th.

Governor DeWine Celebrates Wheelersburg Elementary's Literacy Success, Names School a Science of Reading Champion

Wheelersburg Elementary School has been recognized as a Governor’s Science of Reading Recognition Program School, an honor that celebrates the school’s commitment to providing high-quality literacy instruction aligned to the Science of Reading. In recognition of this achievement, Governor Mike DeWine will visit Wheelersburg Elementary on Monday, April 7 to present the school with its recognition banner, meet with teachers, and visit a classroom to see the Science of Reading in action.