During National Safety Month, we’re proud to recognize School Resource Officer Sergeant Ben Kick for his dedication to keeping our students, staff, and schools safe each day. Thank you, Sergeant Kick! We appreciate all you do for our Redbird community! 👮♂️
Meet Kaylynn Skaggs, Class of 2014!
Kaylynn looks back fondly on her time at LHS, especially French class with Madame and the unforgettable memories of cheerleading at basketball games with friends.
Today, Kaylynn’s greatest pride is her family. She’s a loving mother to five wonderful children and a devoted wife.
Kaylynn, your Redbird spirit and dedication to family are truly inspiring! ❤️
Kaylynn looks back fondly on her time at LHS, especially French class with Madame and the unforgettable memories of cheerleading at basketball games with friends.
Today, Kaylynn’s greatest pride is her family. She’s a loving mother to five wonderful children and a devoted wife.
Kaylynn, your Redbird spirit and dedication to family are truly inspiring! ❤️
The Board of Education will meet on June 8 from 6-7 p.m. for their regular meeting in the LHS Cafeteria.
Cooper Sage does it again! Cooper recently tied the school record in Pole Vault at 14 feet. We are so proud of your hard work and dedication, Cooper! Congratulations on a great season. We can't wait to see what next school year brings!
Meet Grayson, a rising 8th-grade student at LHS and an active member of Golf, Soccer, Basketball, Track and Field, Flag Football, Drama Club, and Hope Squad! Grayson joined Hope Squad to make a real difference in her school and help create a more supportive environment for everyone.
She hopes Hope Squad will help every student at LHS feel accepted, valued, and cared for. On tough days, she finds hope in the love and support of her friends and family. To anyone going through a hard time, she says, “Talk to someone you trust — getting things off your chest can make a big difference, and others can help you through it.”
Let’s give a round of applause to Grayson for spreading kindness in LHS! 👏
She hopes Hope Squad will help every student at LHS feel accepted, valued, and cared for. On tough days, she finds hope in the love and support of her friends and family. To anyone going through a hard time, she says, “Talk to someone you trust — getting things off your chest can make a big difference, and others can help you through it.”
Let’s give a round of applause to Grayson for spreading kindness in LHS! 👏
Loudonville Police Chief Sean Gorrell and School Resource Officer Sergeant Ben Kick attended the Ohio School Safety Summit this week! The conference hosted by the Ohio School Safety Center is an opportunity for collaboration, learning and building practical strategies focused on strengthening school safety. We are grateful for their continued commitment to keeping our students safe!
Special shout-out to the Loudonville Eagles for their recent donation to the LHS Hope Squad! Hope Squad members accepted a check from Al Heimberger on behalf of the Loudonville Eagles, which will help support the program's efforts next year. We are truly grateful for the ongoing support of our community!
STATE BOUND 2026! Four Track and Field athletes are headed to Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium at Ohio State University in Columbus for the State competition. Join us in wishing them luck!
SEND OFF, WEDNESDAY AT 4 PM
Before we hit the road, come celebrate our state-bound athletes! Line the streets, make signs, and bring your Redbird spirit! Athletes will be leaving the field house at 4 p.m., heading down Main Street, turning right at Central Park onto S. Market Street, and out to Trails End before making their way to Columbus. We cannot wait to see you out there!
On Thursday, Cama and Sophie will compete in the high jump (1 p.m.), Braden competes in the pole vaults (2 p.m.), and Kaylinn runs the preliminary race for the 300M hurdles (6:10 p.m.). The competition will wrap up on Friday with the 300M hurdles finals at 5:55 p.m., followed by the 800M race at 6:05 p.m., in which Sophie will compete again.
We are so proud of each of these athletes and the hard work that brought them to this moment. And a very special send-off to our senior, Braden Carr! Go get it, Redbirds! 🏅
SEND OFF, WEDNESDAY AT 4 PM
Before we hit the road, come celebrate our state-bound athletes! Line the streets, make signs, and bring your Redbird spirit! Athletes will be leaving the field house at 4 p.m., heading down Main Street, turning right at Central Park onto S. Market Street, and out to Trails End before making their way to Columbus. We cannot wait to see you out there!
On Thursday, Cama and Sophie will compete in the high jump (1 p.m.), Braden competes in the pole vaults (2 p.m.), and Kaylinn runs the preliminary race for the 300M hurdles (6:10 p.m.). The competition will wrap up on Friday with the 300M hurdles finals at 5:55 p.m., followed by the 800M race at 6:05 p.m., in which Sophie will compete again.
We are so proud of each of these athletes and the hard work that brought them to this moment. And a very special send-off to our senior, Braden Carr! Go get it, Redbirds! 🏅
Congratulations, Helaina! Helaina recorded her 100th career hit in softball this season and was awarded first team in the KMAC. Go Birds!
We are excited to share that Braden, Cama and Sophie are headed to States! Braden qualified in Pole Vault and Cama and Sophie both qualified in High Jump. In addition to this exciting news, Kaylinn and Josiah will compete in hurdles tomorrow, along with Harrion and Sophie in the 800M, and our 4x400M boys relay team (Collin, Colton, Cooper, Brayson) in regional finals tomorrow with a chance to go to States next week. Good luck and go Birds!
We are celebrating the last day of school, but we are also celebrating our last day with our retirees! Together, this remarkable group brings 237 years of service to LP, and an incredible 312 total years in education.
We are a better district because of every single one of you. Congratulations and enjoy a very well-deserved retirement! 🎓❤️
Jackie Arnold
Chrissie Butts
Jim Gale
Ed Honabarger
Dave Lance
Julie Rieser
Amiee Ross
Dan Weber
Laurie Weber
We are a better district because of every single one of you. Congratulations and enjoy a very well-deserved retirement! 🎓❤️
Jackie Arnold
Chrissie Butts
Jim Gale
Ed Honabarger
Dave Lance
Julie Rieser
Amiee Ross
Dan Weber
Laurie Weber
Happy last day of school, Redbirds! What a year it’s been. Thank you to our students, staff, and community for making this such a memorable school year. 🎉🥳
Reminder: There will be a one-hour early release on May 28 for the last day of school.
Say hi to Xanthe, an 8th-grade student at LHS and an active member of Volleyball, Track, Club Volleyball, and Hope Squad! Xanthe joined Hope Squad because she wanted to help those who may be struggling and make a positive difference in her school community.
She hopes Hope Squad will help reduce bullying and create a kinder environment for everyone at LHS. A fun fact about Xanthe? She has seven cats! On tough days, she finds hope through her friend Aria and the support of those around her. Her advice for anyone struggling? “Even on hard days, there is always something that can lift you up. You just have to keep looking for it.”
Thank you, Xanthe, for your dedication to making LHS a better place! 👏
She hopes Hope Squad will help reduce bullying and create a kinder environment for everyone at LHS. A fun fact about Xanthe? She has seven cats! On tough days, she finds hope through her friend Aria and the support of those around her. Her advice for anyone struggling? “Even on hard days, there is always something that can lift you up. You just have to keep looking for it.”
Thank you, Xanthe, for your dedication to making LHS a better place! 👏
Meet Ophelia, a 7th-grade student at LHS and an active member of Cheerleading, Softball, and Hope Squad! Ophelia joined Hope Squad because she saw it as a chance to help both herself and others grow and feel supported.
To Ophelia, being part of Hope Squad means being recognized for her kindness and positive actions toward others. She hopes Hope Squad will help students feel more supported and comfortable sharing their feelings. On tough days, she finds hope in knowing her friends care about and love her. Her advice for anyone struggling? “Hang in there — it gets better. Know your limits, stay patient, and remember that growth takes time.”
Let's thank Ophelia for showing kindness to everyone at LHS!
To Ophelia, being part of Hope Squad means being recognized for her kindness and positive actions toward others. She hopes Hope Squad will help students feel more supported and comfortable sharing their feelings. On tough days, she finds hope in knowing her friends care about and love her. Her advice for anyone struggling? “Hang in there — it gets better. Know your limits, stay patient, and remember that growth takes time.”
Let's thank Ophelia for showing kindness to everyone at LHS!
No school today for Memorial Day. Today, we take time to remember and honor those who served our nation.🇺🇸🦅
Reminder: No school on Monday in observance of Memorial Day. We hope you have a safe and enjoyable long weekend.🇺🇸
We are thrilled to celebrate Addison Wolford! 🎓
Her favorite high school memory is winning the regional final basketball game during her sophomore year and celebrating the victory with the entire school and community. Addison's favorite tradition is painting the rock before school with the whole senior class.
She wants to send a huge thank you to her family for always supporting her academic and athletic endeavors, and for always showing up to cheer her on.
Congratulations on graduating, Addison! We are so excited to see what your future holds. 🎉
Her favorite high school memory is winning the regional final basketball game during her sophomore year and celebrating the victory with the entire school and community. Addison's favorite tradition is painting the rock before school with the whole senior class.
She wants to send a huge thank you to her family for always supporting her academic and athletic endeavors, and for always showing up to cheer her on.
Congratulations on graduating, Addison! We are so excited to see what your future holds. 🎉
Today we're highlighting Emily Kern!
One of Emily's favorite high school memories is her time with the drama club. She loved the excitement leading up to a show and spending those memorable moments with her closest friends. The teacher who made the greatest impact on her during her time at Loudonville High School was Emily Roblin, who supported Emily through every stage of high school.
Emily wants to send a huge thank you to her mom. As her rock and role model, her mom always encourages her to step outside her comfort zone and try new things.
Congratulations, Emily! We cannot wait to see what you accomplish next. 🎉
One of Emily's favorite high school memories is her time with the drama club. She loved the excitement leading up to a show and spending those memorable moments with her closest friends. The teacher who made the greatest impact on her during her time at Loudonville High School was Emily Roblin, who supported Emily through every stage of high school.
Emily wants to send a huge thank you to her mom. As her rock and role model, her mom always encourages her to step outside her comfort zone and try new things.
Congratulations, Emily! We cannot wait to see what you accomplish next. 🎉
Today, we're highlighting Nevaeh Kitchen.
Nevaeh's favorite class was art class, and she wants to thank her boyfriend, Trevor, for always supporting her no matter what. To underclassmen, Nevaeh gives this advice: "Don't take your high school experience for granted, it goes by fast."
Congratulations, Nevaeh! We will always be cheering you on. 🎉
Nevaeh's favorite class was art class, and she wants to thank her boyfriend, Trevor, for always supporting her no matter what. To underclassmen, Nevaeh gives this advice: "Don't take your high school experience for granted, it goes by fast."
Congratulations, Nevaeh! We will always be cheering you on. 🎉
