Leetonia Back to School
Returning students noted some visual changes to the front entrance of Leetonia’s K-12 building, as now the visitor entrance is clearly denoted. During Monday’s back-to-school event, students picked up their schedules, got used to the layout of the school, tried out their combination locks and met their teachers. Classes start Monday. (Photo by Stephanie Ujhelyi)
Leetonia grades 6-12 principal Tim Fairfield tests out a pink chair in intervention specialist Missy Brock’s classroom during Monday’s back-to-school event. In addition to being appealing to grab students’ attention upon entering her classroom, he confirmed it indeed was comfy. During Monday’s back-to-school event. Students picked up their schedules, got used to the layout of the school, tried out their combination locks and met their teachers during the hour-long event. Classes start Monday. (Photo by Stephanie Ujhelyi)
From left, Leetonia school employees Mary Rice, grades 6-12 counselor; Tim Fairfield, grades 6-12 principal; and Jackie Dunnigan, grades K-6 principal, talk before greeting families late Monday afternoon at Leetonia school district’s back-to-school event. Students picked up their schedules, got used to the layout of the school, tried out their combination locks and met their teachers during the hour-long event. Classes start Monday. (Photo by Stephanie Ujhelyi)
At right, Leetonia High School senior Izabella Dorhn stops into visit intervention specialist Missy Brock in her new room and to provide an update on her life during Monday’s district back-to-school event. Brock, who is in her 28th year at Leetonia, likes to reconnect with her pupils as they continue through life. Students were picking up their schedules, refamiliarizing themselves with the school layout, checking out their lockers and meeting their teachers. Classes start Monday. (Photo by Stephanie Ujhelyi)
Addy Bell (center), 8, is flanked by Hope Van Horn and Michaela Van Horn, all of Leetonia, on a bench outside the main visitor entrance of Leetonia’s K-12 building, as they sit and wait for the arrival of friends Monday afternoon at Leetonia school district’s back-to-school event. Students picked up their schedules, got used to the layout of the school, tried out their combination locks and met their teachers during the hour-long event. Classes start Monday. (Photo by Stephanie Ujhelyi)
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- Returning students noted some visual changes to the front entrance of Leetonia’s K-12 building, as now the visitor entrance is clearly denoted. During Monday’s back-to-school event, students picked up their schedules, got used to the layout of the school, tried out their combination locks and met their teachers. Classes start Monday. (Photo by Stephanie Ujhelyi)
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- Leetonia grades 6-12 principal Tim Fairfield tests out a pink chair in intervention specialist Missy Brock’s classroom during Monday’s back-to-school event. In addition to being appealing to grab students’ attention upon entering her classroom, he confirmed it indeed was comfy. During Monday’s back-to-school event. Students picked up their schedules, got used to the layout of the school, tried out their combination locks and met their teachers during the hour-long event. Classes start Monday. (Photo by Stephanie Ujhelyi)
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- From left, Leetonia school employees Mary Rice, grades 6-12 counselor; Tim Fairfield, grades 6-12 principal; and Jackie Dunnigan, grades K-6 principal, talk before greeting families late Monday afternoon at Leetonia school district’s back-to-school event. Students picked up their schedules, got used to the layout of the school, tried out their combination locks and met their teachers during the hour-long event. Classes start Monday. (Photo by Stephanie Ujhelyi)
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- At right, Leetonia High School senior Izabella Dorhn stops into visit intervention specialist Missy Brock in her new room and to provide an update on her life during Monday’s district back-to-school event. Brock, who is in her 28th year at Leetonia, likes to reconnect with her pupils as they continue through life. Students were picking up their schedules, refamiliarizing themselves with the school layout, checking out their lockers and meeting their teachers. Classes start Monday. (Photo by Stephanie Ujhelyi)