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At the Board of Education meeting earlier this week, the Board approved a $22 million contract for the construction of the new Hilltop School! We are pleased to announce that the awarded contract came in 3% under budget!

• Site activity will pick up later this month with the remobilization of the earthwork.
• In May and June, site utilities will be installed and concrete foundations will be poured.
• In July, vertical construction begins on the walls around the new gymnasium/cafeteria area.

Enrollment for the 2026-2027 school year is open now!

Wyoming City Schools is excited to begin planning for the 2026-2027 school year! 

Parents of incoming primary, middle and high school students can begin the enrollment process at https://wyomingcityschoolsorg.finalsite.com/contact/enrollment.

We look forward to you and your child or children being part of the Wyoming School Community!

On behalf of the Wyoming basketball program, including our coaches and players, we extend our sincere appreciation for your outstanding support throughout our tournament run and in the days since!

The presence of “Cowboy Blue” at our Final Four game at Wright State was especially remarkable and played a meaningful role in our victory over Maysville, helping us advance to the State Championship game. In Dayton, seeing the arena filled with our student section and community members was truly impactful and provided tremendous motivation for our team.

Thank you for your continued support, dedication, and for being part of this memorable journey.

Sincerely,
Wyoming High School Basketball Coach Matt Rooks
 

The Wyoming High School Chess Team won the Greater Cincinnati Scholastic Chess League on Wednesday, March 31. The team - Bo Bottenhorn, Austin Lin, Ashton Magee, Timothy Thorman and Arwin Xu - defeated Walnut Hills 4-1 in the championship match.

"These well-rounded young men are not only good chess players but also accomplished musicians and athletes," said Coach Don Gieseker. "It is an honor for me to coach them."

Thank you to Assistant Coaches Jamie Tubbs, Geoff Wise, and Charles Margolis for provided tough competition during practice and preparing the team for their interscholastic matches.

Tremendous work is done across our Wyoming school community to create extraordinary opportunities for students. Wyoming High School Counselor Lucas Osterbur exemplifies excellence in his work to empower Wyoming High School students with the knowledge, perspective, and skills essential for success. 

In his work, Mr. O:

• Values student, teacher, family and community member relationships.
• Recognizes the positive contributions of all team members.
• Supports students and staff member social and emotional well-being.
• Is committed to character.
• Provides timely and accessible communication to others.
• Builds partnerships with families, colleagues, and community members for the purpose of student well-being resulting in academic, social, and emotional success.

In the words of people who nominated Mr. O for the WCS Impact Award:

Lucas is a great school counselor.

Mr. O supports and is kind to everyone no matter what.

He is supportive of students and will clear his schedule to ensure their social, emotional, and academic needs are being met.

Mr. O is everything to everybody.

He consistently goes above and beyond and he does it with confidence and his trademark easygoing nature.

Lucas has taken on a lot of extra work in his role, and he had done so without complaint.

He seems to wear all of the hats and do all of the things and still be smiling!

Even when Lucas is stretched as thin as possible and being pulled in many directions at one time, his demeanor doesn’t change.

Having Lucas as a coworker brightens our day and his laughter and smile are contagious.

Lucas is truly committed to the well-being of the students and staff at Wyoming High School.

There is no job too big for Mr. O if it benefits students.

He understands that for a student in crisis or a worried teacher, a quick response isn’t just professional, it is an act of care.

The most impressive thing is his smile and positive attitude.

Lucas is the perfect example of a counselor and human being who steps up without questioning why.

He goes above and beyond to ensure that no student “falls through the cracks.”

Lucas prioritizes being upbeat, positive, and kind to all students & staff.

He is a joy to work with.

The WCS Impact Award recognizes staff members who are making a positive impact in the lives of the students, families, and staff of Wyoming City Schools. Please use the link below to complete a brief form to nominate a WCS staff member to be recognized for their exemplary work to empower students and other staff members to be their very best:

Impact Award: Educator Nomination Form