The Boardman High School Choral Department presents "Goin' on a Sleigh Ride"--on Wednesday, December 7 at 7 PM in the Boardman Performing Arts Center. 

Nearly 150 students in five different choral groups will perform traditional favorites like Peace, Peace, and O, Holy Night--as well as a crazy version of the 12 Days of Christmas performed by the Spartan Singers.  Chorale will perform a medley from Polar Express and the Choir has learned how to waltz to Once Upon a December.

Presale tickets on  line: Click Here.  General Admission Tickets can also be purchased at the door the night of the concert. 

The Spartan Marching Band will appear in the 47th annual Gatlinburg "Fantasy of Lights" Holiday Parade in Gatlinburg, Tennessee on Friday, December 2. More than 100 members of our marching band will make the trip.

Boardman won "Best Band" in this parade four years ago.  One of our local television affiliates usually broadcasts this parade in its entirety, at least once during the Christmas Holiday break.  Watch for it!

Attention Spartan Families:  The Waiver Day in January has been changed to Friday, January 27, 2023.

There is NO SCHOOL  for students on January 27, but staff will report for professional development. 

There WILL BE Classes on Monday, January 23 for students and staff.

Boardman Center Intermediate's school food pantry received an amazing boost, thanks to a generous partnership with the United Way and Sweeney Chevrolet!  United Way extended the  'Care Closet Campaign' to BCIS--now the 5th school in the Valley that benefits from this partnership, thanks to a generous donation from Sweeney. 

BHS sophomore David D'Altorio placed 20th and became the Spartans 13th All Ohioan,  and junior Brock Farris placed 43rd in a field of nearly 200 of the best Division 1 cross country runners in the State Championship held November 5 near Columbus.  

The two are also awarded  Academic All Ohio by the Ohio Association of Track and Cross Country Coaches for excelling in their sport and carrying a 3.5 or better GPA.

Boardman Glenwood Junior High held a ribbon cutting on September 21 to celebrate winning the $15,000  grand prize "Recycled Garden" in a regional contest sponsored by Terracycle, Brita and Meijer.   

The outdoor learning space was started in 2015 with a natural habitat and pollinator garden. This new grant of recycled garden beds, benches, picnic tables, and trash recepticles allow for the expansion of the outdoor classroom.