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From the Superintendent’s Desk	April 2, 2016	SPRING 2015-2016

COMMUNITY ROOMS and MERCY HEATH MEDICAL CENTER
When you are on campus through the spring season, I encourage you to pass by the bus garage to see what we have done with the space resources left available after the elementary school moved. Many of you may have already taken advantage of the Bath Community Rooms utilizing the space once inhabited by our elementary library and the immediately adjacent large classroom. We are currently moving activities that were once conducted in the school buildings. This move has alleviated logistical issues with building staff keeping track of who needed space and rearranging cleaning schedules. For the most part, this has been our community’s Boy Scout and Girl Scout club meetings. The large community room has also been host to regional superintendent meetings and district level staff meetings. In the past, meetings involving more than 15 participants were held in building spaces where students were moved to make the space available.

In their February regular meeting, the Board approved a rental agreement with Mercy Health Partners to place a medical center in one of the remaining two classrooms. This medical center is open to the public Monday, Thursday, and Friday. We hope this will be a benefit to our staff, parents, and community members for some of the more minor health issues and services that often are best delivered on a convenience basis. If the center sees the need, hours may be expanded in the future.

COMMUNTY SURVEY
You might have seen the news coverage of a newly formed group, the Northwest/West Central Ohio Public School Advocacy Network, of superintendents whose aim is to support and improve public education in our state. To that end, we have launched a survey that can be found at:

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/8F5K2W8

If you have not yet taken the time to respond to this survey, please do so before April 25. We will be closing the survey at that time. The survey will take you about five minutes to complete and is designed to help the group understand our community’s feelings about our schools and certain public education challenges that exist today. We plan to use this information to guide our advocacy efforts in the future.

WATER TESTS
In light of recent concerns nationally over lead in the water at schools, we had our water tested in the middle school and high school. There was no detectable amount of lead in the water. The elementary was cleared during the occupancy process.

EXTERIOR LIGHTING ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROJECT
You will notice work being completed this summer replacing our exterior lighting with new, more efficient, LED lights. The Board approved this project in their March regular meeting. A study recently completed shows that this project will pay for itself within seven years. Once work begins, the project should proceed rather quickly and you will notice our lighting around the older buildings looking very similar to the quality of lighting at the new elementary.

I hope you are all enjoying the periodic spring weather and I look forward to seeing you at our school and community events. Go Wildcats and Wildkittens!!

Sincerely,

Dale E. Lewellen, Superintendent Bath Local Schools

FROM
BATH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
MR. CHRIS RENNER, PRINCIPAL
FIFTH GRADE QUIZ BOWL

Ten incredibly academically strong students from Bath’s fifth grade participated in the quiz bowl tournament sponsored by the Allen County Education Service Center. Students prepared for the games by researching a variety of topics such as geography, science, and art. This was the students’ first experience at a quiz bowl tournament. They learned the procedures of the tournament, practiced the rules for the whiteboard

and buzzer rounds as well as how to work as a team during hours of preparation. Parents were supportive of the team at the games by cheering the team’s successes and encouraging students during tense tiebreakers and sudden death rounds. The season concluded with a pizza, pop and award party. Bath Elementary was well represented by these fifth graders.

JANET STEVENS AND SUSAN STEVENS CRUMMEL

“Oink, Cluck, Baa, Moo, We Are Excited to Meet You” was the school wide theme of this year’s author-illustrator visit to Bath Elementary on Monday, April 4th. We are proud to present award winning Janet Stevens and Susan Stevens Crummel! Janet and Susan have written many best-selling children’s books including Tops and Bottoms, Help Me, Mr. Mutt!, The Great Fuzz Frenzy, and Cook-a-Doodle-Doo. Susan is a former math teacher
who taught for 31 years. She now enjoys her new career of being a children’s book author. Janet loved drawing as a child and decorated her walls, mirrors, and home with her sketches and work. Both sisters have a love of books and sharing them with children of all ages throughout the country. They are inspired by family, friends, and the students that read their books. Be sure to check out the Bath Elementary website (www.bathwildcats.org/es/) to view many of the special projects which students completed prior to their visit. Bath Elementary has brought an author/illustrator to visit our school for the last 22 consecutive years – an accomplishment few schools in the nation could match. The creativity of our students/staff have developed this annual tradition into a very educational and enjoyable program. Original funding for this activity was secured by a Martha Holden Jennings grant written by retired art teacher Linda Lehman. Yearly visits have been funded through proceeds from the Book Sale coordinated with the author/illustrator’s visit and participation in the Chief’s “Community Cash” program along with donations from the Bath P.T.S..

Ohio Assessments
	
AIR-American Institute for Research
	
3rd Grade Language Arts
	Monday, April 18, 2016
	
4th Grade Language Arts
	Tuesday, April 19, 2016
	
5th Grade Language Arts
	Wednesday, April 20, 2016
	
3rd Grade Math
	Monday, April 25, 2016
	
4th Grade Math
	Tuesday, April 26, 2016
	
5th Grade Math
	Wednesday, April 27, 2016
	
4th Grade Social Studies
	Monday, May 02, 2016
	
5th Grade Science
	Tuesday, May 03, 2016

ELEMENTARY SUMMER HOURS
Bath Elementary regular summer office hours will be from 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM Monday through Friday. During this time we will be sending final grade cards along with information about next school year in the mail. The elementary office will be closed during the month of July. The Elementary office will reopen on Monday, August 1. If we can be of assistance to you during these dates, please do not hesitate to call our office at 419-221-1837. If for some reason, you would need assistance during the dates when the Elementary office is closed, or if you would move
during this time, please call the administration office at 419-221-0807.

Relay for Life Friday, May 20, 2016.

PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT A meeting will be held on
Wednesday, June 1, 2016 at 8:00 a.m. in the Elementary Building to review Federal Programs and plan implementations of flow-thru monies for the 2016-2017 SY.

FROM BATH
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
MR. CHRIS RENNER, PRINCIPAL
“DON’T BUG ME... I’M READING!”

The Title One Team at Bath Elementary is preparing for our annual Family Reading Night! This year’s theme is “Don’t Bug Me... I’m Reading!” Students and their families will participate in a fun filled variety of reading activities. There will be snacks, crafts, games and prizes and most importantly FREE books and reading! This opportunity allows students to share their reading skills with their parents.
Mr. Renner will be sharing information and answering questions about the Third Grade Reading Guarantee.

Family Reading Night will be held on Tuesday, April 12, 2016 from 6:00-7:30 in the Elementary building. Invitations will be sent home with students in grades 1 through 3 who attend Title One Reading intervention. We look forward to

sharing this evening with you!

This year Bath Elementary will hold its second Spring Arts Festival on Friday, April 29th. First, second, third, and fourth grade students will present musical performances throughout the evening and the elementary art classes will have their work on display. New this year will be a Fazoli's dinner which will run from 5:00-7:00. Tickets will go on sale for dinners on April 1st. Look for more information to come home with your students soon!
-Mrs. Hartzler

-Title One Reading Team

SPRING ARTS FESTIVAL

It’s that time of year again! Spring brings a lot of fun activities, one of those being the Elementary Spring Arts Festival. Last year we were unable to have an Art Festival due to moving mid-year into our new Elementary building. We are excited to bring this event back, better than ever! In the art room this year, the artists have been busy bees! We’ve created 3-D sculptures of spiders and cupcakes as well as painted with bubbles and studied a number of artists. We currently just finished learning about author- illustrators, Janet Stevens and Susan Stevens Crummel, who will be making a visit to Bath Elementary this spring. This year’s festival will include art work from all of the students in grades Kindergarten through fourth grade. We hope you are able to come out and be inspired by our young artists! See you soon at this year’s Spring Arts

AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION

Festival!	-Mrs. Roush

DR. SEUSS’S BIRTHDAY!!

Over the past several weeks students have been jumping in a variety of ways! The Elementary Physical Education classes participated in the national program “Jump Rope for Heart”. This is a program sponsored by the American Heart Association that promotes activity and heart/health awareness for kids. The American Heart Association provides funding for research in heart disease and stroke. Students participated by attempting

During the first two weeks in March the Kindergarten classes celebrated Dr. Seuss’s birthday. Dr. Seuss was a pen name used by Theodore Seuss Geisel, a children’s book author and illustrator. During Dr. Seuss week each day consisted of a theme that focused on one or more books by Dr. Seuss. Throughout the weeks, students listened to the stories, completed fun activities that focused on rhyming words, and wrote and illustrated their own stories. This year the highlights were:
*Wacky Wednesday – The students wore crazy, wacky clothes to school. We read Wacky Wednesday and found all the silly things that Dr. Seuss drew in his illustrations.
*Pajama Day – The students wore pajamas to school. We graphed what we like to sleep with and read Dr. Seuss’s Sleep Book.
*Earth Day – The students wore green to school and learned about how to take care of the Earth. We talked about recycling and read The Lorax by Dr. Seuss.
We ended the week by eating a green eggs and ham breakfast cooked by our cafeteria staff and switched classrooms to complete different learning activities that focused on the books we had read. A big thank to all the parents who helped their children dress accordingly!

and learning new jump rope
moves on short and long jump ropes. In classes, students were also encouraged to consider the value of exercise and how it affects the heart and body in positive ways. Each class discussed creating habits that lead to heart health. The American Heart Association provided us with promotion forms asking for donations or sponsorships during this time as well. In return for helping promote heart health, the Physical Education department receives 12 new jump ropes, resources and curriculum. The program was a terrific success! Many children chose to honor loved ones and attain sponsorship for their jumping during class time.

FROM
BATH MIDDLE SCHOOL
MR. BRAD CLARK, PRINCIPAL
EIGHTH-GRADE RECOGNITION

Students in the eighth grade who successfully meet the requirements to become freshman at Bath High School will be recognized on the last day of school. The Eighth-Grade Recognition ceremony will take place on May 27 at 1:00 in the middle school gym. Parents are encouraged to attend the ceremony.

LEAP DAY

On February 29th, the Middle School had a very successful Leap Day. Students were exposed to a variety of activities including knitting hats, small engine repair, cheerleading, board games, music and many other teacher-led activities. The day concluded with a student
talent show and a staff / student basketball game. Staff and students had a great day. Middle School guidance counselor Jeanna Davis put in
a huge amount of time and effort scheduling all the middle school students into their desired
activities.

BATH MIDDLE SCHOOL 2016 TESTING
Please do no schedule any appointments, vacations, etc. on these days. Thank you in advance for making attendance a priority!

Monday, April 18th	8th Grade English Language Arts Tuesday April 19th	7th Grade English Language Arts Wednesday, April 20th	6th Grade English Language Arts Monday April 25th	8th Grade Math
Tuesday, April 26th	7th Grade Math Wednesday, April 27th	6th Grade Math Monday, May 2nd	8th Grade Science Tuesday, May 3rd	6th Grade Social Studies
All tests will be divided into two 90-minute sessions

The Allen County Retired Teachers Association (ACRTA) provides grants to teachers in
public schools in Allen County. The grant program is open to any academic discipline, grade level,
or building activity that meets the purposes of the school
and the needs of the students. Awards of $200 are given in April. Teachers will use their discretion to conduct the project/program anytime during the academic year as it fits their classroom curricular plan. Sixth-Grade teacher Kendra Bassitt recently applied for and received an ACRTA grant. The money was used to purchase Bouncy Bands for her classroom. The Bouncy Bands purchased through this grant will affect around 140 students on a daily basis. The Bouncy Bands will provide students with a sensory object that is quiet, functional, and consistent. These bands will not only have a positive impact on the education of students who are identified with ADD and ADHD but also the general population of students who are growing, changing, and learning along the way. Congratulations to Ms. Bassitt on receiving the grant!

CHANGES FOR THE 2016-2017 SCHOOL YEAR: In an effort to better meet the needs of our students, we will be incorporating some scheduling changes for the 2016-2017 school year. These changes will be in our exploratory classes, with no changes in the core classes of Reading, Math, Science, Social Studies and English.
Grade 6: Students in grade 6 will continue to have an entire year of Keyboarding/Technology as their exploratory class. Grade 7: Students in grade 7 will have one semester of Phys. Ed. and one semester of Art. These students can receive high school credit for Art. Therefore, the grade students receive in Art will be reflected on their high school GPA. Parents may elect to have their student take Art without it counting as high school credit by simply contacting the school. Grade 8: Students in grade 8 will have one semester of Health and one semester of Phys. Ed. As in the past, all 8th grade students will take Physical Education for high school credit. Like 7th grade Art, Health class in the 8th grade will also be offered for high school credit. Only incoming 8th graders who successfully
pass the 7th grade and achieve a passing score on the 7th grade AIR test will be eligible to take Health for high school credit. Any 8th grade student that did not successfully pass 7th grade or the 7th grade Reading AIR test will take 8th grade Health, but not for high school credit. We feel these changes will help to expand our middle school offerings and better prepare our students for their transition to the high school. If you have any questions or concerns about these changes, please contact the Bath Middle School.

MR. BRAD CLARK, PRINCIPAL
SCIENCE FAIR

FROM BATH MIDDLE SCHOOL
Students in grades 6-8 participated in the middle school science fair on Saturday, February 20. Each participant was evaluated using the following criteria: Knowledge Achieved, Effective Use of the Scientific Method, Originality & Creativity, and Clarity of Expression. All students did an excellent job by going above and beyond the classroom expectations. Those receiving a superior rating
were: Chandler Clark, Payton Meffley, Kristina White, Grace Wood, and Charlie Schneider. Payton, Kristina, Grace, and Charlie accepted invitations and represented Bath at the District Science Day on Saturday, March 19 at ONU. Charlie and Kristina received superior ratings at Districts and will participate in the State Science Day in Columbus on May 14.

GEOGRAPHY BEE Can you answer this question:
“Cavers can rappel into a cave filled with glowworms in an island country on the eastern side of the Tasman Sea. Name this country.”

The correct answer is New Zealand. This question was one of many given during this year’s Geography Bee Finals at Bath Middle School in January. The questions were difficult, but the
students did an excellent job with their knowledge of U.S. and World Geography.

Seventh-grade student Kaitlyn May, daughter of Tiffany May and Jeremy May, was the 1st place winner in the 2016 Bath Middle School Geography Bee; 8th grader Zach Diller, son of Tony and Eva Diller, finished 2nd; and Natalie Crowe, daughter of Chris Crowe and Doug Crowe, finished 3rd in the Geography Bee. Congratulations to all of the students that competed in the Geography Bee.

RANDOM ACTS OF KINDNESS WEEK
Thanks to Mrs. Mulholland, Bath Middle School students and staff recently participated in “Random Acts of Kindness” week. The students were encouraged to do one randomact of kindness during the week of Feb 9th – 15th. Signs were posted in hallways that encouraged kindness, students wrote their random act on a Post-It note and attached it to a bulletin board, and book marks were handed out, all in an effort to promote kindness.

Separately, students have noticed Post-It notes showing up on lockers, walls and doors. Three years	ago,	Mrs.	Wicker encouraged her students to write a positive,         encouraging         or inspirational message on a Post-It note. Proudly, the tradition has carried     on     and	those     same students still return to the Middle School to write these encouraging notes for today’s students.

BATH PARENT TEACHER SOCIETY Our Mission: To provide educational assistance to Bath students, parents, teachers, and community, developed
through conferences, committees, and projects. Any Bath students, parents, teachers, or community organizations may request funds from Bath PTS, and many have, including:

* National Honor Society	* Author/Illustrator Visits * Bath Junior Prom Committee	* Science Olympiad
* Most High School Athletic Organizations	* Meals-til-Monday
* Kindergarten Screening	* Dollars for Scholars
* Kathy Wangler Scholarship	* Real Money/Real World * Quiz Bowl	* Boy Scouts of America
and many others !

You likely have seen us working very hard with all of you, our volunteers, in the Bath Den at the Allen County Fair and other places to raise money so that we can support such great and worthy causes. What you might not know is that the decisions made by the Bath PTS are done so by an average of 10 people, and sometimes less. Our by-laws indicate that a group of 26 voting members should be at each PTS meeting to discuss and decide both the money making methods and money spending projects of the organization. We meet on the second Monday of each month of the school year. You can find our meeting schedule posted on the school calendar (located on the school website), each lunch menu, our Facebook page, and many other places. Each meeting begins at 7:00 p.m. and takes place at the Bath Schools Community Room located in the opposite end of the bus garage. We look forward to seeing you soon!

FROM BATH
HIGH SCHOOL
MR. RICK GROSS, PRINCIPAL
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AIR TEST SCHEDULE

Monday, April 18th	English 9, College Prep English 9, English 10 & College Prep English 10 Tuesday, April 19th	Integrated Algebra I, Algebra I, Integrated Geometry & Geometry Wednesday, April 20th	NO TESTING – NORMAL SCHEDULE
Thursday, April 21st	English 9, College Prep English 9, English 10 & College Prep English 10 Friday, April 22nd	Integrated Algebra I, Algebra I, Integrated Geometry & Geometry Monday, April 25th	Physical Science & Biology
Tuesday, April 26th	American History
Wednesday, April 27th	NO TESTING – NORMAL SCHEDULE Thursday, April 28th	Physical Science & Biology
Friday, April 29th	American History
Monday, May 2nd	Government and make-up tests – NORMAL SCHEDULE

Students taking the above tests need to report to school by 8:15 a.m. the day of testing. Students that are not taking tests need to be in the cafeteria by 10:12 a.m. Any student who will not be taking a test and is without their own transportation (such as those riding the school bus) will report to the cafeteria for study hall. We will follow the special time schedule below on April 18, April 19, April 21, April 22, April 25, April 26, April 28 and April 29.

8:15-10:12 – Testing
10:15 -11:00 – Announcements, Channel One, Period 11:04 -11:34 – Period 2
11:38-12:08 – Period 3 12:12-1:32 – Period 5 12:12-12:39 – A Lunch 12:37 - 1:04 – B Lunch 1:02 - 1:32 – C Lunch 1:36 - 2:07 – Period 4 2:11- 2:41 – Period 6 2:45 - 3:15 – Period 7
	2016-2017 SCHOOL YEAR

Students may pick-up their schedules, laptops and pay school fees on Wednesday, August 17th, Thursday August 18th and Friday, August 19th from 7:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

		
 HIGH SCHOOL CHOIRS RECEIVE SUPERIOR
	RATINGS AT OMEA CONTEST

The Bath High School Chamber Chorale participated in
the OMEA District III Large Group Adjudicated Event, held at Shawnee on March 12th. The choir worked very hard in
preparation for this event and was well rewarded. Chamber performed as a Mixed Ensemble in Class “B”. They
received rating of Superior (I) from each of their
4 judges. Congratulations to the Chamber Chorale on a job well done!

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FREE PHYSICALS

gain, Orthopaedic Institute of Ohio (OIO) will ing free athletic physicals to students on
y May 2nd and Monday May 9th at OIO’s cation from 5:30 pm to 8 pm. Students will
ired to have both the consent for pre-
ation form and the OHSAA physical form ted and signed by a parent prior to arriving physical. Students can pick up these forms at
dle School and High School office, or they
	
EZpay SYSTEM
The EZpay system allows you to pay your student’s fees and add money to their lunch account on-line using a credit or debit card.
	can be found on OIO’s website under “Services” / “Athletic Physicals.” Physicals are required for student athletes in grades 7-12 as well as any student requesting a work permit.

CLASS OF 2016

Friday, May 20th – Last day for seniors

Friday, May 27th – Senior Breakfast @ 8:00 a.m. (optional)

Friday, May 27th – Graduation Practice @ 9:15 a.m. outside cafeteria doors (Mandatory if you plan to participate in graduation)
Saturday, May 28th - Ladies report to Family Consumer Science classroom by 9:15 a.m. Gentlemen report to cafeteria by 9:15 a.m. Graduation will commence in the
stadium (weather permitting) @ 10:00 a.m.

SUMMER COLLEGE CREDIT PLUS TEXTBOOKS

Please remember to return your textbook(s) by the deadlines set by the colleges/universities.

BATH HIGH SCHOOL IS TOPS!

Bath High School was once again honored by U.S. News and World Report as one of America’s
Best High Schools. Congratulations to our students, staff and community members!

Bath High School Report Card Indicators Met = A
Annual Measurable Objectives = A Four Year Graduation = A Five Year Graduation = B Performance Index = B
	
	LIMA NOON OPTIMIST
YOUTH APPRECIATION WINNERS

Each year, 30-40 local high school juniors and seniors in Allen County are recognized for showing strong leadership skills and for being fantastic role models for their peers. They are nominated by school guidance counselors, youth organizations and community social service agencies. Congratulations to Bath High School’s winners, Wyatt Stahl and Marcus Zwiebel, for being recognized for your achievements.

FRANKLIN B. WALTER SCHOLARSHIP

FROM BATH
HIGH SCHOOL
This award encompasses academic achievement, leadership roles, work and volunteer roles as well as student honors. The award is designed to honor only one senior from each of Ohio’s 88 counties. It is a distinct honor to be selected, as the selection criteria are rigorous. This year’s scholarship was bestowed to our very own Julia Evans. Congratulations Julia!

SCIENCE OLYMPIAD

MR. RICK GROSS, PRINCIPAL
Eleven students from Bath High School competed in the 2016 Science Olympiad competition held at Bowling Green State University on March 19. The team finished 16 out of 22 teams and entered 16
of the 23 of the events. Top rankings included one 5th place finish and two 6th place finishes. Congratulations to our Olympiad Participants!

Right: Alexis Ball and Evan Barr receive congratulations from their judge at the Science Olympiad competition held on March 19. Their bridge finished 6th place out of 22 teams.

BATH CHOIRS’ 11TH ANNUAL DINNER THEATER “ABC’S OF SONG”

This year’s show is Friday, May 6th at 6:30pm and Saturday, May 7th at 6:30pm in the High School Gymnasium. Dinner will be catered by the Music Association and will include salad, entrée, dessert, and a beverage, all to be served to you by students during the performance. Tickets are $15 for reserved seating and $6 for bleacher seats. Tickets will be on sale starting April 1st. Contact Mrs. Haselman for more information. 419-221-0366 ext. 2169

BEST OF CLASS 2016

Bath High School is proud to recognize Haley Adams, daughter of Steve and Chris Adams, Laken Ambrister, daughter of Josh and Sondra Ambrister, Andrew
Ducker, son of Ed and Dianne Ducker, and Julia Evans, daughter of Robert and Linda Evans as Best of Class in 2016. Best of Class recipients maintained a 4.0 GPA all four years of their High School careers. Congratulations! We wish you much success in the next chapter of your lives.

2016 ENGINEER FOR A DAY

On March 10th, the following students had the opportunity to be assigned to a practicing engineer for the morning. They toured the engineer’s work environment and learned about engineering.
Aaron Dickrede	Noah Young Garrett Norton	Bryce Hinegardner

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BATH LOCAL SCHOOLS DIRECTORY BATH ELEMENTARY	BATH MIDDLE SCHOOL Chris Renner, Principal                Brad Clark, Principal
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BATH HIGH SCHOOL Rick Gross, Principal
Brian Jesko, Asst. Principal 2850 Bible Road
Lima, OH 45801 (419) 221-0366

TOBACCO FREE CAMPUS
In response to a survey given last year relating to tobacco use and smoking on school grounds, the Bath Board of Education approved a new policy, designating the Bath Local School District campus as a tobacco free site including e-cigarettes and vaping. This policy was put into place to provide a healthier environment for our children and community members. While on school grounds, including the athletic fields across from the middle school and high school, smoking of any kind and chewing tobacco is now prohibited. We appreciate your support of this new policy.

Ohio’s no-cost, career planning system offers comprehensive, career explorations tools, online training and resources specifically for students, teachers and school counselors. OhioMeansJobs.com allows students to learn more about their career interests and in-demand jobs, build resumes, search for college and training programs, create a budget on future expenses, and develop meaningful academic and career plans for high school and beyond.

Monday April 18th- Bath Parents Sports Club @ 8 p.m.
Tuesday April 19th – P.T.S @ 7 p.m. Monday May 9th – P.T.S @ 7 p.m. Monday May 16th – Bath Parents Sports Club @ 8 p.m.

BATH COMMUNITY ROOMS

You may have noticed a new sign hanging on our bus garage building! Bath Community Rooms were created this school year as a common place to hold regular meetings that had been taking place in one of our three school buildings, all in an effort to promote community. You might better know them as the old elementary library and a second grade classroom. Many of the Girl Scout and Boy Scout meetings are now housed there, as well as PTS meetings and Bath Parents Sports Club meetings. We are pleased to provide this space to our community and only ask that in return, you leave these rooms better than you found them. Please be courteous and pick up after your meeting and turn off all lights before leaving. Let’s work together to keep this a place we will be able to use for years to come.

*All meetings are held in Community Room #1