Reading Community City Schools

06/17/2026

📣 Attention Class of 2027 Seniors & Families!

Join us for the Class of 2027 Senior Meeting on August 4th from 4:00–5:00 PM in the Reading Jr./Sr. High School Cafetorium.

We will cover:
🎓 Grad Requirements
💰 Scholarship Information
📢 Communication
📅 Important Dates

Individual meetings will be available on August 5th by signing up using the QR codes on the flyer.

This meeting is for seniors and their families.

06/15/2026

It’s not too late to register your child for one of Reading’s youth sports summer camps! Click the link for more information: https://readingbluedevilathletics.com/news/reading-athletics-youth-summer-camps-6a035f6c06aa0ca04ca02ff7

Today is the last day to register for the soccer camp, which begins on Wednesday, June 17th.

Reading Athletic programs are excited to host a variety of youth summer camps this year! Our Boys Basketball, Boys Soccer, Volleyball, Wrestling, Football, Cheer, and Girls Basketball teams are offering fun, skill-building opportunities for young athletes in our community. These camps are a great wa...

06/12/2026

Our Reading Junior High students have artwork on display all summer at the Reading Public Library. https://edl.io/n2207460

06/11/2026

Any child under the age of 18 - just come on in no registration needed. https://edl.io/n2207177

06/10/2026

Congratulations to junior high art students MacKenzie Mappes, Alivia Bolin, and Mitchell Keller for earning top honors in the Reading Community Arts Center’s poster contest celebrating America’s 250th anniversary and Reading’s 175th anniversary! https://edl.io/n2206917

06/05/2026

Attention families...We have TWO spots remaining in our AM Pre-School class for the 26-27 school year! We would love to make you part of our Blue Devil Family!

05/29/2026

Congratulations to the class of 2026 - https://youtu.be/fcEdcWrFW6E

05/28/2026

Blue Devil Retirement Spotlight: Rebecca Reynolds

Rebecca Reynolds may have thought she was already retired, but Reading Schools was fortunate enough to get a few more incredible years with her after Becky Johnson encouraged her to return as a long-term substitute for Megan Overbeck. Following that experience, Mrs. Reynolds found her home in 8th grade, where she has served as an Intervention Specialist and made a lasting impact on students and staff alike.

One of Mrs. Reynolds’ favorite memories has been working in the science resource room this year and celebrating student achievements alongside her students. The one-on-one connections she built with students reminded her why she first entered the field of special education. She also fondly remembers experiences outside the classroom, including trips to FC Cincinnati matches, Cincinnati Cyclones games, and the Miami Watershed.

As retirement begins, Mrs. Reynolds is looking forward to enjoying some classic retiree activities like reading, traveling, and finding new ways to stay active and busy.

Mrs. Reynolds also shared a heartfelt shoutout to the entire SPED team, describing them as some of the most amazing individuals she has ever worked with. She praised their passion, commitment, and dedication to ensuring every student feels included, successful, and truly seen. She noted that their willingness to go above and beyond for students is unmatched and that Reading students are incredibly fortunate to have such a phenomenal group supporting them every day.

Thank you, Mrs. Reynolds, for your compassion, dedication, and advocacy for students throughout your career. We wish you a retirement filled with joy, adventure, and meaningful new experiences!

05/27/2026

Blue Devil Retirement Spotlight: Andy Janig

For more than 30 years, Andy Janig has made an incredible impact on Reading Schools! Since joining the district in 1994, Mr. Janig has inspired generations of students through his passion for history, government, law, and leadership.

Throughout his career, Mr. Janig has served in countless roles, including Social Studies teacher, Mock Trial Advisor, Weight Room Coordinator, and Class Advisor. Whether teaching U.S. and World History, Constitutional Law, Criminal Justice, or Government, he always challenged students to think critically and strive for excellence.

One of Mr. Janig’s favorite memories has been watching the Mock Trial team compete — moments that showcased the dedication, talent, and determination of Reading students year after year.

As he begins retirement, Mr. Janig is looking forward to life as a full-time grandpa while also spending more time traveling, hunting, and fishing.

Mr. Janig shared special thanks to the entire Reading community for “taking a chance on me way back in the 90s,” along with the many teachers and students who inspired him throughout his career.

Thank you, Mr. Janig, for your decades of dedication, leadership, and commitment to Reading students. We wish you a retirement filled with family, adventure, and unforgettable memories!

05/27/2026

Our fabulous students did an amazing job bringing history, sports, music, business, and more to life. From Elvis Presley to Milton Hershey to Simone Biles, our students rocked it as they transformed into their famous figures and shared what they learned with confidence and creativity.

Way to go, 3rd graders! We are so proud of your hard work and outstanding presentations!