The income tax is based on an individual’s modified adjusted gross income, which is on Line 3 of the Ohio 1040, plus your business income deduction (Ohio Schedule of Adjustments line 12). You can find the guide online at tax.ohio.gov/individual/school-district-income-tax. For specific questions, please talk with your tax advisor.
This week, we recognize National Assistant Principals Week and thank Loudonville High School Assistant Principal Mr. Honabarger for all he does for our students and staff. Your leadership and support make a difference every day! 🙌
Join the Redbird team!
We are looking to fill several open positions, including Agri-Science Teacher, Varsity Boys' Basketball Coach, Bus Driver and High School Secretary. Learn more and apply on our website at https://www.lpschools.k12.oh.us/o/lpevs/page/employment-opportunities.
Join us for the Redbird Pickleball Palooza on April 26 from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. at the Loudonville Pickleball Courts! All proceeds benefit the LHS Class of 2025. Come out for a fun-filled day and support our senior students! Fill out the form at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe9fOkc2k2IT_6ghCzCNN3SmXh37XdyV-dcyX1f_Xf3Yj1F_g/viewform to register, or contact 2025pickleballpalooza@gmail.com with any questions.
Today, we celebrate Jennifer Baynes, Andera Landoll, and Hope Reynolds, who do so much more than manage books—they inspire curiosity, foster a love of reading, and connect students to new ideas. Thank you for all you do to support learning in our schools! 📚🙌
The Loudonville-Perrysville Exempted Village Schools will host a community meeting on April 17, 2025, at 6:00 p.m. in the C.E. Budd Auditorium.
The meeting will cover the changes made to the previous plan, the rationale behind those adjustments, and the details of the updated plan. Attendees will also have the opportunity to tour the Budd building.
We hope to see you there!
Congratulations, Alesha and Judah! Alesha and Judah both received Division VI All-Ohio honorable mention for basketball.
Congratulations to our Redbird Seniors who closed out their high school athletic careers with a successful winter season! Go Birds!
Girls Basketball: Alesha, Sydney, Hanna, and Sophie.
Boys Basketball: Brady, Christian, Dilan, Judah.
Wrestling: Jacob, Tyler, Caleb, and Zoey
There will be no school for students tomorrow, March 28, due to an Exchange Day. We hope everyone enjoys the extended weekend!
Students at LPEVS had a special guest for Right to Read Week! Illustrator Linda McFarlin shared insights into her creative process and the importance of literacy and art. Thank you, Linda, for inspiring our students! 🙌
There will be a one-hour early release for all students tomorrow, March 27. Parents and guardians, please arrange student pick-up and after-school plans.
Celebrating Youth Art Month with Talent and Creativity! 🌟🎨
We’re thrilled to congratulate two of our talented young artists, Abram and Killian!
Last month, their artwork was displayed at the Ashland Archer Auditorium at Ashland City Schools. Thanks to a generous local sponsor, their pieces will remain on display in a local business for a year before being returned to us for another year of inspiration!
Abram, a 3rd grader this year, crafted his piece "The Flag" last year as a 2nd grader. Killian, now in 4th grade, created his artwork "The Ukulele" while he was in 3rd grade.
And, a special shout out to art teacher, Mrs. Hinkle, for nurturing their creativity and helping them shine!
Based on feedback from the community, an income tax is being considered as a funding source for the Master Facilities Plan. An income tax reduces the taxpayer burden on property owners and those with incomes that come solely from Social Security or disability.
Tonight, the Omaha Mavericks take on St. John's Red Storm in Game One of the NCAA March Madness tournament - a first in Maverick history!
On the sidelines? A Redbird Alum! Assistant Coach - Director of Operations Brandt Danals is a 2006 Loudonville-Perrysville graduate and former member of the Redbird Basketball Team.
We wish Danals and the Mavericks the best of luck in tonight's game! Go Birds!
Reminder: All students in grades K-12 will be dismissed one hour early tomorrow, March 21. Please plan accordingly and ensure your child knows their dismissal arrangements.
Freshman swimmer Cooper Sage is on a roll with SIX new records this season. Way to go, Cooper!
March is Youth Art Month, a time to celebrate our students' creativity and artistic talents. Throughout the month, we will showcase artwork from across the district. Take a look at our students' impressive and creative artwork! 🎨
Congratulations to 8th grader Summerlee and 7th graders Xanthe and Alexis! Summerlee, Xanthe and Alexis competed in the Power of the Pen Regional tournament at Kent State University. Way to go, Redbirds!
The proposed project is estimated at $69,204,575. Approximately 29% of this total, or $15.5 million, will be funded by the state. Additionally, the district will contribute $2.5 million from its Construction and Renovation Fund and secure $10 million through Certificate of Participation loans. These loans will leverage $970,000 in annual revenue generated from property tax reappraisals. Combined, the state and the district contribution will fund 41% of the overall costs. The remaining local share of $41 million will be financed through a combination of a 6.62 mill property tax and a 0.25% income tax levy.
Our first graders at McMullen Elementary School put on a fantastic performance of Pajama Party, delighting the audience with their enthusiasm and talent. Thank you to all the McMullen families who came to support them! 🎶
