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Connecting students and staff at Perrysburg High School through Jacket U

Grants in Action | 2024/2025 School Year Perrysburg Schools Foundation approved a grant to fund the third annual Jacket U at Perrysburg High School, which took place during the first semester of the school year. Jacket U is a whole-school event designed to help...

The Jacket Way

Grants in Action | 2024/2025 School Year The Jacket Way at Perrysburg Schools is a district-wide initiative that focuses on promoting positive behavior and creating a supportive learning environment. It is built around the principles of Positive Behavioral...

Academic Supports

Grants in Action | 2024/2025 School Year ACT Prep Seminar for PHS Students For the last three years (2022, 2023, and 2024), Perrysburg Schools Foundation approved a grant to fund an ACT Prep Seminar for 100 students in grades 11 and 12 at Perrysburg High School...

Visual Communication Boards Supporting All Students

Grants in Action | 2024/2025 School Year During the 2023/2024 school year, Perrysburg Schools Foundation approved a grant request for visual communication boards. Boards were installed at the playgrounds of Fort Meigs Elementary School, Frank Elementary School, Toth...

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Updates and News

Girls STEM Club & Prairie Project at PJHS

Nov 4, 2022

News & Updates | 2022/2023 School Year The Girls STEM Club at Perrysburg Junior High School (PJHS) is a collaborative effort fostering an enriched and authentic experience for students and the community. During the 2020-2021 school year, the club began discussing...

Ukrainian Exchange Student Embraced by Community

Aug 2, 2022

News & Updates | 2022/2023 School Year Iryna Snahoshchenko, an exchange student from Ukraine and a member of the Perrysburg High School Class of 2022, has been embraced by our community and supported in her wish to stay and continue her education in our community....

Ariss Family Fund

Jun 17, 2022

Updates & News | 2021/2022 School Year Three years ago, Mike Ariss made a $10,000 gift to the Perrysburg Schools Foundation with the goal of making it easier for teachers who work with children with autism to buy needed classroom supplies. “This is truly about...

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