Breakfast and lunch prices for next school year are now available, and information about reduced-price meal applications will be shared soon. Our Food and Nutrition Services team is dedicated to providing nutritious, delicious meals daily, so our students are fueled, focused, and ready to learn! 🍎
Ready to get a jump on back-to-school prep? 📚✏️ School supply lists for the 2025–26 school year are on our website. Visit lpschools.k12.oh.us to find your building’s list and start planning!
Want to stay up to date with news, events, and school info?
Visit our website at lpschools.k12.oh.us: lunch menus, registrations, BOE Updates
Download the LPEVS App: parent and student resources, event calendar
Follow us on Facebook @Loudonville-Perrysville Schools: reminders and student success
Keep an eye out for ALL CALL alerts: info regarding emergencies, delays, closings
Use Remind/Class Dojo: two-way communication between parents, students, staff
Check your email: updates from our principals and Superintendent
Seventeen members of the Class of 2025 graduated from our Career Tech Education program. Special shout-out to Hunter Mills, who earned a Career Technical Honors Diploma! 🎓 We're proud of your commitment, focus, and the skills you’ve gained along the way. Way to go, Redbirds!
One of our favorite LHS traditions is welcoming back a 20-year alumni speaker at graduation—a powerful reminder of how far our Redbirds can soar. This year, we were proud to welcome Scott Underwood, LHS Class of 2005, who shared his inspiring journey from student-athlete and band member to Flight Test Operations Manager at Boeing. Thank you, Scott, for showing our graduates what’s possible, and proving that once a Redbird, always a Redbird. ❤️
Wishing our Redbird community a safe and joyful 4th of July! May your day be filled with celebration, gratitude, and the spirit of freedom! 🇺🇲
The Greater Cleveland Food Bank is providing FREE lunches for all kids under 18 this summer! Stop by the Loudonville Public Library every weekday from 12:00–1:00 PM for a nutritious lunch. No registration needed—just show up!
We’re proud to recognize the Class of 2025 graduates who have committed to military service:
Matthew Bianca – U.S. Army
Jeff Cogar – U.S. Marine Corps
Caleb Hammitt – U.S. Air Force
Dilan Wade – U.S. Air Force National Guard
Thank you for your courage and dedication. 🇺🇲
Planning ahead? School supply lists for the upcoming school year are now available! Get all the back-to-school details (including supply lists) here: https://www.lpschools.k12.oh.us/article/2024246
Ensuring the safety and well-being of our students and staff has always been and will continue to be our top priority. To reinforce this commitment, today, at Loudonville High School, we are conducting a planned safety drill in collaboration with the Loudonville Police Department and the Ashland County Sheriff’s Department.
An important part of that practice is communication. In the event of an actual emergency, our first priority will always be to secure the premises and ensure the safety of everyone on campus. Emergency communication will be done via email, text, and/or phone.
Periodic practice of safety procedures is critical for preparedness and prevention. These drills allow us to assess our protocols and ensure that our school community is ready to effectively respond to potential emergencies. We are incredibly grateful for the support of our local safety forces, whose collaboration is crucial in protecting our students and staff.
Don’t forget to complete your Final Forms for next school year! You can fill out Final Forms here: https://loudonville-oh.finalforms.com/
Thank you for helping us prepare for a great 2025–26!
Redbirds, we need your help!
The proposed legislation in Ohio House Bills 96 & 335 threatens the future of public education in our community and across the state. Here's what’s at stake for Loudonville-Perrysville Schools:
🔹 $1.17M annual funding loss for LP Schools
🔹 Larger class sizes, fewer staff, and limited opportunities for students
🔹 Restricted local control over funding and decisions
🔹 Elimination of vital property tax funding without state replacements
Our students deserve strong, well-funded schools. These changes hurt not only our classrooms but also libraries, parks, and essential local services. Read the full message from Superintendent Allerding on our website at: https://www.lpschools.k12.oh.us/article/2277869
📢 Take Action Now:
Contact your legislators and urge them to protect public education and oppose HB 96 and 335.
📞 Sen. Mark Romanchuk | 614-466-7505
📞 Rep. Melanie Miller | 614-466-0961
Together, we can stand up for our children, our schools, and our future. #SupportPublicSchools #OhioEducation #LPSchools
We are so grateful to our retiring staff members for their years of service, dedication, and care for our students and community. Thank you for making a lasting impact—you’ve earned this next chapter, and we wish you all the best in your retirement! 👏
Congratulations to our girls 4x800 team on finishing 8th at Regionals. Tess, Kylar, Brynn, and Sophie, we are proud of you!
🚨 Send our Redbirds off to States in style! 🚨
This Thursday at 2 p.m., help us cheer on our track & field athletes as they head out to showcase their talents! The send-off will depart from the field house and follow this route:
-Starting at the field house
-Driving in front of the high school
-Passing McMullen Assisted Living
-Onto Main Street, through town
-Turning right on S Market (State Route 3)
-Ending at the South Mt Vernon intersection
We hope you will join us and show your support!
State Competition Details:
📅 Friday: Boys pole vault at 4 p.m. Good luck, Braden and Cooper!
📅 Saturday: Tess runs the 1800 at 10:05 AM and the 3200 at 11:30 AM
Best of luck and go Birds!!
Tomorrow is the last day of the 2024–25 school year and a one-hour early release day. Thank you to our students, staff, and families for a great year! Have a safe and relaxing summer, Redbirds! ☀️
The Redbirds are headed to STATES!
Braden Carr and Cooper Sage are moving on to the state pole vault competition. Braden finished third in the Regional competition with 14', and Cooper finished fourth with a PR of 13'4. Best of luck next week in Columbus, Redbirds!
What a memorable day for the Class of 2025! 🎓 LP Schools hosted its first Senior Class Walkthrough this morning.
The Seniors walked the halls of LHS one final time while the band performed, and underclassmen and staff cheered them on. Chief McCulley escorted the buses through town to the next stop - Budd! There, they walked the halls and finished with a look at pictures of our Seniors when they attended Budd. Their final destination was where it all began for many - McMullen Elementary School! Students and staff at McMullen celebrated the graduates, cheering them on all the way to the playground!
The Class of 2025's only request for the walkthrough was to finish on the playground, so that's what we did! Congratulations, Seniors! It was a fun day celebrating you!
To view the full album of photos, visit our Facebook Page.
Update: This game has been rescheduled for tomorrow (5/29) ‼️
It is a busy day for our Redbird athletes! The Baseball Team will play in the Division 7 semi-finals today (5/28) following their win against Medina Christian on Friday. Good luck and go Birds!
The Track Team is headed to regionals! After multiple personal bests, incredible performances, and many top 8 finishers, the team will compete in Division 6 regionals at North Royalton today (5/28) at 4 p.m. Best of luck, Redbirds!
