Seneca East USDA Grant I’m proud to report that Seneca East Local School District is the recipient of a $723,000 USDA grant that will help us enhance the delivery of distance learning during the pandemic. The funding will allow us to equip 57 classrooms with distance education enabled hardware and software, upgrade networking and supply technological equipment... READ MORE >
The spring testing schedule has been published and you can view it here.AIR Testing Schedule 2021 READ MORE >
Seneca East - Vaccine Communication On Thursday, Feb. 25, our school staff will receive the first dose of the COVID-19 Pfizer vaccine, followed by the second dose on Thursday, March 18. The opportunity to receive the vaccine is a day many of us have been waiting for, and is an important step in our return to normalcy. As a result, we’ve made the decision to... READ MORE >
We wanted to take this opportunity to welcome your son/daughter back to Seneca East from the PLP learning platform that provided lessons to your child during Semester 1. It is our hope that this communique will help in any transition questions you may have as your son/daughter returns to in-person learning at Seneca East. If you have any further questions after... READ MORE >
November 19, 2020SE Families and Community, We received word late this afternoon that a student at Seneca East Elementary has tested positive for COVID-19. Upon learning of this positive case, we have conducted contact tracing and reached out to the individuals who had close contact with the positive student. Additionally, we have contacted the Seneca County... READ MORE >
SE Families and Community, As you know the COVID-19 cases in our area continue to increase. So far we have had 2 positive cases in our student body. If you have questions about COVID-19 or symptoms of COVID-19 please contact Amy Ferres, school nurse, at aferres@se-tigers.com We will continue to be in school 5 days a week for all students for the remainder of... READ MORE >
SE Families, First I want to thank you for your continued support in the reopening of school this fall. The first 10 weeks have gone extremely well. The students have done an incredible job of following all of the new COVID-19 rules and procedures. As you are probably aware the number of COVID-19 positive cases continues to rise in Seneca County and the... READ MORE >
The 6th graders constructed their own bridges today after studying about the Minneapolis bridge failure in Science class. They did a great job!!! READ MORE >
Congratulations to the 2020 Homecoming Court and to King Jake Forehand and Queen Jessica Bowerman!Seniors:Boys: Cole Telquist, Jake Forehand, Andrew KalbGirls: Katrina Kagy, Lexi Cheek, Jessica Bowerman Juniors:Patrick Snook & Aubrey Beard Sophomores:Lantz Snavely & Kayla Stiverson Freshmen:Brycen Lantz & Gretchen Wise READ MORE >
Here are the N10 Spectator Guidelines for Fall Sports 2020:N10 Spectator Guidelines READ MORE >
As we begin to prepare for the new school year and the uncertain times of COVID 19, we ask that you begin asking your children every morning if they are feeling flu-like symptoms including cough, shortness of breath, chest pressure, extreme tiredness, earache, headache that does not go away, diarrhea, vomiting, muscle aches, chills or loss of taste or smell. We... READ MORE >
Seneca East High School is proud to announce that junior Bryce Reiter has been selected to serve on the Teen Ambassador Board for Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost for this upcoming school year. The mission of the Teen Ambassador Board is to provide Ohio's future leaders with an inside look at Ohio law and government. The Board consists of high school students... READ MORE >
Seneca East has a new lunch payment program this year through K12 Payment Center. Please read the following letter about the new program and click the button to make a payment. K12 Payment Center Informational Letter hbspt.cta.load(4491332, '25bf8561-c7d9-4157-85d7-0f96edc70915', {}); READ MORE >
As we continue down the journey of the Covid - 19 pandemic, I want to update you on what we have been working on in preparation for the 2020-2021 school year. I know everyone would like some concrete answers about what next fall will look like; however, as many of you know the guidance from Governor DeWine was just released yesterday. Guidance documents are... READ MORE >