Painesville City Local Schools

06/02/2026

06/01/2026

05/28/2026

Join the Harvey Red Raider Volleyball Team for their girls youth camp! Each camper will receive lunch and a t-shirt. Deadline to sign up is June 12. Please see the flyer for additional details.🏐

Link to sign up:
https://forms.gle/gVj2cZN1LUEGKuGAA

05/22/2026

Elm Street Elementary School 5th grade students spent the past month helping Mrs. Byers turn their language arts classroom into a theater inspired by William Shakespeare's historic Globe Theater in London. Today, they invited other classes to watch them perform A Midsummer Night's Dream, a Shakespearean comedy that they studied in Amplify CKLA Unit 7. The audience thoroughly enjoyed the posters, tickets, programs, scenery, props, costumes, and lighting planned and made by the 5th grade students. Everyone learned a lot, laughed a lot, and made great memories! Following the show, 5th graders enjoyed a special treat (Junior Mints) to celebrate the end of the unit. Congratulations on a job well done cast and crew!

05/21/2026

Our third graders at Elm Street put their math skills to work by designing blueprints of their dream homes. Students carefully drew each room and calculated the perimeter and area along the way. We loved seeing their creativity, problem-solving, and attention to detail shine through in every design. Great job, third grade!

05/21/2026

🎓 Today we celebrated two very special milestones at Chestnut Elementary School! Congratulations to our Kindergarten graduates beginning their educational journey and our 5th grade graduates preparing for middle school adventures ahead.

We are so proud of all of our students and thankful for the families, teachers, and staff who support them every step of the way. ❤️🖤

05/20/2026

Thanks to the Education Foundation Grant, AP Art students learned glass techniques and created beautiful flowers and paperweights. Thanks to the Glass Asylum in Chagrin Falls for hosting us.

05/20/2026

As Financial Literacy students near the end of the school year, they participated in Mad City Money, an interactive budgeting simulation that allowed them to apply the concepts learned in class to real-world financial decision-making. Students were assigned adult scenarios that included a career, salary, debt, and, in many cases, a family to support.

Throughout the simulation, students managed their income while making budgeting decisions related to housing, transportation, childcare, entertainment, and other everyday expenses. The experience helped students better understand the importance of budgeting, planning ahead, and adapting to unexpected financial situations.

A special thank you to Theory Federal Credit Union and the community volunteers who helped make this valuable learning experience possible.