Pre-sale tickets for Thursday's girls District semi-final basketball game versus Norwalk St. Paul are on sale in the high school office until Thursday afternoon. Adult tickets are $6.00 and students tickets are $4.00. READ MORE >

Seneca East High School sends their love to Mr. Don Beck, director of transportation for Monroeville Local Schools. Beck was diagnosed with anaplastic astrocytoma, a rare malignant brain tumor. Thank you to all students who signed the banner. SE is #COACHBECKSTRONG! READ MORE >

Our students have published their Valentine's Day edition of the S.E. Scoop! Get your copy here!S.E. Scoop--February 2020 READ MORE >

The mobile dentist will once again be coming to Seneca East on March 23, during the school day. Parents may sign up by going online @ www.myschooldentist.com or by completing the form available on the SE website and returning it to school. Medicaid, Healthy Start, Healthy Families and private insurance are all accepted. Payment is also accepted if there is no... READ MORE >

FCCLA will be collecting personal hygiene products like deodorant, shampoo, toothpaste... for the USS Truman. The Truman is out on deployment close to Iran. They are going to be on deployment longer than they thought and have no way of stocking up on these supplies. You can drop the supplies off at Mrs. McGathey's room 308 READ MORE >

Investigative Unit Officer Susan Baker from the Ohio State Police Department was our guest speaker for the fourth in a series of informational and voluntary seminars offered at Seneca East. Over 90 middle and high school students took time out of their study hall and got to hear her message on the dangers of social media, Internet safety, Internet predators and... READ MORE >

With the question, "Why Wait?" serving as the focal point of his message, Tony Thompson thoroughly engaged and spoke to the heart of our middle and high school students in a recent all-school assembly held at Seneca East. The message of providing hope, building one's core values, unplugging from negative influences, and overcoming adversity came from his own... READ MORE >

The D2 MS Honors Festival was held on Sat. Jan. 25, 2020 at Tiffin Middle School. Seneca East choir students of Mr. Tyler Schultz were Hannah Chaffee, Cheyenne Steinmetz, and Noah Cassell. Guest Choral clinician was Mr. Eric Richardson. Band students of Mrs. Dana Willman-Leber were Lillian Watson, Lillian Schiefer, Madison Enders, and Myah Geary. Guest Band... READ MORE >

Next Level ACT Prep presents premium, cost-effective ACT preparation on Thursday, February 27, from 8:30 am -2:30 pm for Seneca East high school students at the North Central ESC in Tiffin, Ohio. Price is $30 and lunch is included. For more information and to print a registration form, please click the following link.Next Level ACT Prep Registration and... READ MORE >

The SE PBIS program held a door decorating contest for the month of December. The winning doors are pictured. Miss Turek's door was 1st place, Mrs. Walker's door was 2nd place, and Mrs. Lynch's door came in 3rd place. The doors were voted on by the SE Staff and Students. READ MORE >

The PBIS program conducted their quarterly incentive. Students in the Middle School and High School that did not receive any office referrals were treated with popcorn from the concession stand at lunch! READ MORE >

The lady tigers earned their sixth consecutive sectional championship last Saturday when they beat Mansfield Christian by a score of 67 to 15. Leading the lady tigers in scoring were Makenna Depinet with 15, Jessica Bowerman with 14, Brooke Bordner with 11, and Alexis Hicks with 10. The lady tigers move on to the district semifinal at Willard this Thursday at 6:15... READ MORE >

With winter quickly approaching, Mrs. Ferres wanted to let you know what is going around so you are aware and can do everything possible to keep your family healthy. Please click the following link to read her Winter Wellness document.SE Winter Wellness Information from Amy Ferres, RN READ MORE >

Seneca East encourages students to download the STOPit app on their phones so that they can anonymously report bullying. The STOPit mobile app is a simple, fast and powerful tool which empowers individuals to protect themselves, others and the organization. Scan the QR code to download the app in the App Store on on Google Play. READ MORE >