WUHS
9th Grade Supply Lists
Mrs. McCarty - 9th Grade American History
5 subject notebook with pockets OR 3 ring binder 1 inch
Paper
Pencil/Pen
Highlighter
Colored pencils
Mr. Engel - Health
Composite folder
Notebook or loose leaf paper
Pencils/Pen
Tissues
Disinfectant wipes
Color pencils
Ms. Josey Scott - Language Arts I
Pens (blue or black ink only)
Pencils
Erasers
Highlighters (multiple colors)
Colored pens (for editing and annotation)
Folder or Binder (for ELA I only)
College-ruled paper (straight-edge paper only)
Ms. Guillermin Intervention
Folder
Pencils/Pen
Tissues
Mr. Brian Chitwood - 9th Grade Physical Science
Composition book
Dedicated science folder
Pencils
Color pencils
Optional but much appreciated: Box of tissues and disinfectant wipes
Mr. Sheldon – 9th Grade Algebra 1
3 subject notebook OR ½ inch binder with paper
Pencils
OPTIONAL:
Scientific Calculator (These are provided, but some students prefer to have their own calculator.) Recommended: TI-36X
Box of Tissues/Kleenex
10th Grade Supply Lists
Mrs. Rhonemus - 10th Grade American Government
Folder or 3-Ring Binder
Index Cards
Notebook or Loose Leaf Paper
Pens or Pencils
Geometry - Mr. Little
Folder or 3-Ring Binder to be used for Geometry class
Notebook or Loose Leaf Paper
Pens or Pencils
highlighters
TI-36X Pro calculator or equivalent scientific calculator
ELA II (Ward) Supply List
The following materials should be brought to class every day:
- College-ruled paper (straight-edge paper only)
- Pencil (preferred) or pen (blue or black ink only)
- Recommended: Folder or binder to be used only for LA II class
Biology- Mr. Smalley
Folder
Notebook
Pencil/Pens
Paper
Ms. Guillermin Intervention
Folder
Pencils/Pen
Tissues
11th Grade Supply Lists
Mrs. McCarty - 11th/12th Grade Sociology/Psychology
3 subject notebook OR 3 ring binder 1 inch
Paper
Pencil
Mrs. Rhonemus - 11th/12th Grade World History
Folder or 3-Ring Binder
Index Cards
Notebook or Loose Leaf Paper
Pens or Pencils
Mr. Brian Chitwood - Botany/Zoology
Composition book
Dedicated science folder
Pencils
Color pencils
Optional but much appreciated: Box of tissues and disinfectant wipes
Mr. Smalley - 11th/12th Grade Anatomy and Physiology
Pencil/Pens
Folder
Paper/notebook
Plenty of index cards
Mr. Sheldon – 10th/11th Grade Algebra 2
3 subject notebook OR ½ inch binder with paper
Pencils
OPTIONAL:
Scientific Calculator (These are provided, but some students prefer to have their own calculator.) Recommended: TI-36X
Box of Tissues/Kleenex
Ms. Scott - Language Arts III
Pens (blue or black ink only)
Pencils
Erasers
Highlighters (multiple colors)
Colored pens (for editing and annotation)
Folder or Binder (for ELA I only)
College-ruled paper (straight-edge paper only)
12th Grade Supply Lists
Mrs. McCarty - 11th/12th Grade Sociology/Psychology
3 subject notebook OR 3 ring binder 1 inch
Paper
Pencil
Mr. Smalley - 11th/12th Grade Anatomy and Physiology
Pencil/Pens
Folder
Paper/notebook
Plenty of index cards
Mr. Brian Chitwood - Earth Science / Astronomy
Composition book
Dedicated science folder
Pencils
Color pencils
Optional but much appreciated: Box of tissues and disinfectant wipes
LA IV (Ward) Supply List
The following materials should be brought to class every day:
- College-ruled paper (straight-edge paper only)
- Pencil (preferred) or pen (blue or black ink only)
- Recommended: Folder or binder to be used only for LA II class
Math Modeling - Mr. Little
Folder or 3-Ring Binder to be used for Math Modeling class
Notebook or Loose Leaf Paper
Pens or Pencils
highlighters
TI-36x Pro calculator or equivalent scientific calculator
9th Grade Supply Lists
Mrs. McCarty - 9th Grade American History
5 subject notebook with pockets OR 3 ring binder 1 inch
Paper
Pencil/Pen
Highlighter
Colored pencils
Mr. Engel - Health
Composite folder
Notebook or loose leaf paper
Pencils/Pen
Tissues
Disinfectant wipes
Color pencils
Ms. Josey Scott - Language Arts I
Pens (blue or black ink only)
Pencils
Erasers
Highlighters (multiple colors)
Colored pens (for editing and annotation)
Folder or Binder (for ELA I only)
College-ruled paper (straight-edge paper only)
Ms. Guillermin Intervention
Folder
Pencils/Pen
Tissues
Mr. Brian Chitwood - 9th Grade Physical Science
Composition book
Dedicated science folder
Pencils
Color pencils
Optional but much appreciated: Box of tissues and disinfectant wipes
Mr. Sheldon – 9th Grade Algebra 1
3 subject notebook OR ½ inch binder with paper
Pencils
OPTIONAL:
Scientific Calculator (These are provided, but some students prefer to have their own calculator.) Recommended: TI-36X
Box of Tissues/Kleenex
10th Grade Supply Lists
Mrs. Rhonemus - 10th Grade American Government
Folder or 3-Ring Binder
Index Cards
Notebook or Loose Leaf Paper
Pens or Pencils
Geometry - Mr. Little
Folder or 3-Ring Binder to be used for Geometry class
Notebook or Loose Leaf Paper
Pens or Pencils
highlighters
TI-36X Pro calculator or equivalent scientific calculator
ELA II (Ward) Supply List
The following materials should be brought to class every day:
- College-ruled paper (straight-edge paper only)
- Pencil (preferred) or pen (blue or black ink only)
- Recommended: Folder or binder to be used only for LA II class
Biology- Mr. Smalley
Folder
Notebook
Pencil/Pens
Paper
Ms. Guillermin Intervention
Folder
Pencils/Pen
Tissues
11th Grade Supply Lists
Mrs. McCarty - 11th/12th Grade Sociology/Psychology
3 subject notebook OR 3 ring binder 1 inch
Paper
Pencil
Mrs. Rhonemus - 11th/12th Grade World History
Folder or 3-Ring Binder
Index Cards
Notebook or Loose Leaf Paper
Pens or Pencils
Mr. Brian Chitwood - Botany/Zoology
Composition book
Dedicated science folder
Pencils
Color pencils
Optional but much appreciated: Box of tissues and disinfectant wipes
Mr. Smalley - 11th/12th Grade Anatomy and Physiology
Pencil/Pens
Folder
Paper/notebook
Plenty of index cards
Mr. Sheldon – 10th/11th Grade Algebra 2
3 subject notebook OR ½ inch binder with paper
Pencils
OPTIONAL:
Scientific Calculator (These are provided, but some students prefer to have their own calculator.) Recommended: TI-36X
Box of Tissues/Kleenex
Ms. Scott - Language Arts III
Pens (blue or black ink only)
Pencils
Erasers
Highlighters (multiple colors)
Colored pens (for editing and annotation)
Folder or Binder (for ELA I only)
College-ruled paper (straight-edge paper only)
12th Grade Supply Lists
Mrs. McCarty - 11th/12th Grade Sociology/Psychology
3 subject notebook OR 3 ring binder 1 inch
Paper
Pencil
Mr. Smalley - 11th/12th Grade Anatomy and Physiology
Pencil/Pens
Folder
Paper/notebook
Plenty of index cards
Mr. Brian Chitwood - Earth Science / Astronomy
Composition book
Dedicated science folder
Pencils
Color pencils
Optional but much appreciated: Box of tissues and disinfectant wipes
LA IV (Ward) Supply List
The following materials should be brought to class every day:
- College-ruled paper (straight-edge paper only)
- Pencil (preferred) or pen (blue or black ink only)
- Recommended: Folder or binder to be used only for LA II class
Math Modeling - Mr. Little
Folder or 3-Ring Binder to be used for Math Modeling class
Notebook or Loose Leaf Paper
Pens or Pencils
highlighters
TI-36x Pro calculator or equivalent scientific calculator
Food Service is proud to announce Breakfast and Lunch are free for all students.
Visit Food Service on Back to School Night Open House August, 12, 2025 HS 3pm-6pm and Elem 3:30pm - 6:30pm and sample our offerings.
Visit Food Service on Back to School Night Open House August, 12, 2025 HS 3pm-6pm and Elem 3:30pm - 6:30pm and sample our offerings.
Ohio’s Cell Phones in Schools
To support school environments in which students can fully engage with their classmates, their teachers, and instruction, the Board of Education of Adams County Ohio Valley Local Schools (ACOVSD) has determined the use of cell phones by students during school hours should be limited. The objective of this policy is to strengthen ACOVSD’s focus on learning, in alignment with our mission to ignite students’ passion for learning, cultivate a strong foundation of knowledge, and foster a sense of community within our schools.
II. Applicability
This policy applies to the use of cell phones by students while on school property during school instructional hours, as defined by the tardy bell and the dismissal bell.
III. Use of cell phones
Students are prohibited from using cell phones after the morning tardy bell and before the dismissal bell.
IV. Exception
Nothing in this policy prohibits a student from using a cell phone for a purpose documented in the student’s individualized education program developed under Chapter 3323 of the Ohio Revised Code or a plan developed under section 504 of the "Rehabilitation Act of 1973," 29 U.S.C. 794. A student may use a cell phone to monitor or address a documented health concern. Students will be given directives from administration on use during an emergency situation that warrants said use.
V. Cell phone storage
Students shall keep their cell phones in a secure place, such as the student’s locker, a closed
backpack, or a storage device provided by the district, at all times when cell phone use is prohibited.
To support school environments in which students can fully engage with their classmates, their teachers, and instruction, the Board of Education of Adams County Ohio Valley Local Schools (ACOVSD) has determined the use of cell phones by students during school hours should be limited. The objective of this policy is to strengthen ACOVSD’s focus on learning, in alignment with our mission to ignite students’ passion for learning, cultivate a strong foundation of knowledge, and foster a sense of community within our schools.
II. Applicability
This policy applies to the use of cell phones by students while on school property during school instructional hours, as defined by the tardy bell and the dismissal bell.
III. Use of cell phones
Students are prohibited from using cell phones after the morning tardy bell and before the dismissal bell.
IV. Exception
Nothing in this policy prohibits a student from using a cell phone for a purpose documented in the student’s individualized education program developed under Chapter 3323 of the Ohio Revised Code or a plan developed under section 504 of the "Rehabilitation Act of 1973," 29 U.S.C. 794. A student may use a cell phone to monitor or address a documented health concern. Students will be given directives from administration on use during an emergency situation that warrants said use.
V. Cell phone storage
Students shall keep their cell phones in a secure place, such as the student’s locker, a closed
backpack, or a storage device provided by the district, at all times when cell phone use is prohibited.
WUHS:
Ms. Guillermin Intervention
Folder
Pencils/Pen
Tissues
Ms. Baldwin - 7th and 8th Grade Agriculture
Preferably 3 ring binder (1 inch) or a folder
Notebook or loose leaf paper
Pencils/Pen
Tissues
Disinfectant wipes
Ms. Guillermin Intervention
Folder
Pencils/Pen
Tissues
Ms. Baldwin - 7th and 8th Grade Agriculture
Preferably 3 ring binder (1 inch) or a folder
Notebook or loose leaf paper
Pencils/Pen
Tissues
Disinfectant wipes
North Adams High School
2025/2026 Supply List (grades 9-12)
Mrs. Chitwood - Biology, Physical Science
Binder
Either a 2-inch binder for the whole school year
-OR-
Four ½ inch binders for each quarter
(Some students prefer to have everything together as other students like to carry smaller items to class. However, everything for the entire school year must be saved until after testing in May.)
Divider Tabs
2 packs of ten (10). Need 20 different dividers or sections.
(We will be covering 19 different Chapters and Labs that will need to be divided)
Writing Utensils
Pens (Black or Blue only) and pencils
(Pencils are best for taking quizzes and tests and pens are for labs.)
Loose Leaf Paper
College Ruled (preferred)
Highlighter
Any color will do. Need at least 1 highlighter, multicolor highlighters will work also and maybe preferred by the student)
Colored Pencils
1 pack of 12 colored pencils.
Graph Paper
1 pack of 80 sheets of the 5x5 (required)
Calculator
Use the same one for math class. Cannot use the calculator on watches or phones.
Ms. Nevil - Forensic Science, Physical Science
Charged Chromebook
Writing Utensil
Paper
One of the following for class use:
A box of tissues
Disinfectant wipes
Box of colored pencils
Mrs. Ragan - Intro to Social Work/Criminal Justice, Psychology/Sociology, World History
Notebook or loose leaf paper
Black or blue pens
Pencils
Mr. Porter - American History
Notebook
Pens
Mr. Grooms- U.S. Government
Folder
Pencils/Pens
Highlighter
Mrs. Stapleton - Art I, II, III IV
All High School Art classes (Art 1, 2, 3, & 4):
Sketchbook (no larger than 9" x 12")
Pencils (preferably Ticonderoga)
Erasers
Colored pencils (preferably Crayola or Prismacolor)
Sharpies (1 pack of colored and 1 pack of black Sharpies)
Handheld pencil sharpener
Blending stumps
Other supplies, not listed, but are greatly appreciated include:
Tissues
Gallon Sized Ziplock bags
Clorox Wipes
Mrs. Burns - Algebra I, CP Algebra I, CP Geometry, Math Models
Required Materials:
For all high school math classes:
Binder (2 inch or larger)
Paper
Graph paper
Pencils & Erasers
Colored pens and/or highlighters
Recommended:
TI-30XIIS Calculator
Ruler
HIGHLY Appreciated:
Tissues
Disinfectant Wipes
Hand Sanitizer
Extra supplies (pencils especially)
Mr. Ragan - CP Algebra II, Geometry
Geometry
Pencils & Erasers
Loose Leaf Paper
Binder (1.5 inch should suffice)
Dividers (set of at least 5)
Algebra II
Pencils and Erasers
Binder and loose leaf paper OR spiral notebook
Mr. Bullock - Language Arts II, CP Language Arts II
College Ruled Notebook
Writing Utensil
Charged Chromebook
Mrs. Cruz - Spanish I, II, III
1” 3-ring binder with dividers
1 Subject notebook & red or green ink pen
Colored pencils
Pencils
Earbuds/headphones
3x5 index cards
2025/2026 Supply List (grades 9-12)
Mrs. Chitwood - Biology, Physical Science
Binder
Either a 2-inch binder for the whole school year
-OR-
Four ½ inch binders for each quarter
(Some students prefer to have everything together as other students like to carry smaller items to class. However, everything for the entire school year must be saved until after testing in May.)
Divider Tabs
2 packs of ten (10). Need 20 different dividers or sections.
(We will be covering 19 different Chapters and Labs that will need to be divided)
Writing Utensils
Pens (Black or Blue only) and pencils
(Pencils are best for taking quizzes and tests and pens are for labs.)
Loose Leaf Paper
College Ruled (preferred)
Highlighter
Any color will do. Need at least 1 highlighter, multicolor highlighters will work also and maybe preferred by the student)
Colored Pencils
1 pack of 12 colored pencils.
Graph Paper
1 pack of 80 sheets of the 5x5 (required)
Calculator
Use the same one for math class. Cannot use the calculator on watches or phones.
Ms. Nevil - Forensic Science, Physical Science
Charged Chromebook
Writing Utensil
Paper
One of the following for class use:
A box of tissues
Disinfectant wipes
Box of colored pencils
Mrs. Ragan - Intro to Social Work/Criminal Justice, Psychology/Sociology, World History
Notebook or loose leaf paper
Black or blue pens
Pencils
Mr. Porter - American History
Notebook
Pens
Mr. Grooms- U.S. Government
Folder
Pencils/Pens
Highlighter
Mrs. Stapleton - Art I, II, III IV
All High School Art classes (Art 1, 2, 3, & 4):
Sketchbook (no larger than 9" x 12")
Pencils (preferably Ticonderoga)
Erasers
Colored pencils (preferably Crayola or Prismacolor)
Sharpies (1 pack of colored and 1 pack of black Sharpies)
Handheld pencil sharpener
Blending stumps
Other supplies, not listed, but are greatly appreciated include:
Tissues
Gallon Sized Ziplock bags
Clorox Wipes
Mrs. Burns - Algebra I, CP Algebra I, CP Geometry, Math Models
Required Materials:
For all high school math classes:
Binder (2 inch or larger)
Paper
Graph paper
Pencils & Erasers
Colored pens and/or highlighters
Recommended:
TI-30XIIS Calculator
Ruler
HIGHLY Appreciated:
Tissues
Disinfectant Wipes
Hand Sanitizer
Extra supplies (pencils especially)
Mr. Ragan - CP Algebra II, Geometry
Geometry
Pencils & Erasers
Loose Leaf Paper
Binder (1.5 inch should suffice)
Dividers (set of at least 5)
Algebra II
Pencils and Erasers
Binder and loose leaf paper OR spiral notebook
Mr. Bullock - Language Arts II, CP Language Arts II
College Ruled Notebook
Writing Utensil
Charged Chromebook
Mrs. Cruz - Spanish I, II, III
1” 3-ring binder with dividers
1 Subject notebook & red or green ink pen
Colored pencils
Pencils
Earbuds/headphones
3x5 index cards
Peebles High School Supply List:
https://peebles.ohiovalley.k12.oh.us/LINKS/supplylist.htm
A Special Update in response to recent legislation H.B. 96 regarding limitations on student cell phone usage during the instructional day. To meet the intent of the law, ACOVSD will limit cell phone use (outside of an IEP/504). There will be a no cell phone policy during instruction time, identified by the morning tardy bell until the dismissal bell rings at the end of the day. This includes lunch and transition times. The use of cell phones during an emergency will be outlined in our buildings and district emergency safety plans. Cell phones may be locked in a locker, put away, or by securing them in a device provided by the district.
Thank you for your support as we adjust to this new law of no cell phones during the instructional day.
Please remember, if you do not agree with the law please let your representatives know. The district did not enact the law however, we will follow the law.
Board Policy 5136
The first day of school is right around the corner. Get your student(s) beginning of the year forms done early. Visit https://adams-oh.finalforms.com/ to get started.
Teaching takes a village. Our communities support us in many ways!
Thank you.
Thank you.
Back to School Nights Set -
Come visit your students school, teacher, and staff.
Don't miss the cafeteria as they share a sneak peak at the awesome options we serve at lunch.
Come visit your students school, teacher, and staff.
Don't miss the cafeteria as they share a sneak peak at the awesome options we serve at lunch.
Huge event coming our way. Every year multiple agencies including the school district work together to bring our community the Adams County Health Fair. This year the Health Fair is August 9, 2025 from 11am-4pm. DON'T miss out on Health Screenings, fun, food, games, gift cards and MORE....... This is a GREAT event for the ENTIRE FAMILY.
Call to give your baby an early Head Start; 937-378-6041 ext. 240
National Night Out to be held at the Adams County Fairgrounds, August 5, 2025, from 5pm -9pm.
ACOVSD will resume normal business hours beginning August 4, 2025.
Fall sports officially start August 1st. (Golf - July 29)
August is a no contact period for coaches for basketball, baseball, and softball. Basketball is permitted to resume in September.
For the safety of all that use our facilities, it is the policy of the Adams County / Ohio Valley School Board that a coach must be present for athletes to practice / work out in our facilities.
We welcome back only the volleyball and golf players to use the district facilities, at this time.
🎉 Adams County Health Fair – All Are Welcome! 🎉
📅 Date: Saturday, August 9, 2025
🕚 Time: 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
📍 Location: Adams County Christian School
186 Willow Drive, West Union, OH 45693
Join us for the Adams County Health Fair—a fun-filled afternoon focused on health, wellness, and community connection!
Enjoy free health screenings, fun games, delicious food, gift cards, and more!
There’s something for everyone—ALL ARE WELCOME!
Don’t miss this exciting day. We can’t wait to see you there! 💚
#AdamsCountyHealthFair25
We are hiring a student monitor at the CTC! See attached flyer.
It is with deep appreciation and heartfelt gratitude that we bid farewell to Mr. Ben King, a dedicated and veteran leader who has made a lasting impact on our school community. Throughout the years, he has led with integrity, compassion, and an unwavering commitment to students, staff, and families. Mr. King will be greatly missed—not only for his leadership, but for the care and personal connections that made our school a better place. While we are sad to see him go, we celebrate the legacy left behind and wish him all the best in this next chapter.
WUHS Principal -
We are excited to announce that Kristin Regenstein, who has served our school with passion and dedication as a Literacy Coach, will be stepping into a new leadership role as Assistant Principal. Throughout her time here, Ms. Regenstein has demonstrated exceptional commitment to student learning, instructional growth, and building strong relationships with staff and families. Additionally, her previous leadership in the private sector will ease the transition into this new position and is a natural next step. We are confident that Ms. Regenstein will continue to inspire excellence and support our school community in even greater ways. Please join us in congratulating Ms. Regenstein on this well-deserved opportunity!
