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.
Second Graders recently visited the Cleveland Museum of Natural History! They had a great time!
The Elementary school had its first Rover hour! Check out the 1st and 5th graders enjoying their activities! First graders did yoga, puzzles, and board games. Fifth grade sang karaoke!
The Rootstown Local School District is excited to announce that it will join a newly formed athletic league beginning with the 2027-2028 school year. Rootstown will compete alongside seven area school districts: Crestwood, James A. Garfield, Ravenna, Mogadore,...