The Botany and Conservation Science classes visited Hiram College’s 600-acre Biological Field Station for a guided tour and a presentation on the research conducted there. Students learned about ongoing ecological studies, including forest and prairie management as well as insect and plant research. In addition, they discovered that Hiram is one of only four sites worldwide—and the most successful—participating in a program to breed endangered duck species.
The Rootstown Board of Education will be changing its November meeting date from November 17th to Monday, November 24, 2025. Time and location will remain the same (6:00 pm in the Middle School cafeteria).
On Saturday, October 18, Rootstown High School Choir members Ellianna Shepherd, Teagan Reynolds, Lexi Weaver, Joey Smith, and Savannah Stephan spent the day at Kent State University for the KSU Honor Choir Festival. They joined singers from 26 surrounding districts to...
Students in Mrs. Kent's Chemistry class have been completing some fun and engaging labs this year!