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.
Rootstown Local School is proud to honor our service members every year on Veterans Day by participating in the Hero Hike, the Veterans Day Parade and Breakfast, and by making donations to 23rd Veteran! We have loved watching this event grow each year!...
Students in Mr. Shaw's Conservation Science class learned about the importance of deer population control in Ohio! They ended the unit by visiting Art's Deer Processing to learn the process of breaking down a deer and using as much of it as possible to not let any go...
Congratulations to the new NHS inductees! We are so proud of our students and their dedication to leadership, service, and character!