Former Put-in-bay graduate Meredith Engel brought the community together for a ceremony to commemorate her great grandmother, Elizabeth Parker with a lamp post and plaque near the Jet Express Dock. Where the “light of Elizabeth’s office” once was, the Jet Express Dock now exists. Today, the old adage is still passed down to generations who...
Put-in-Bay School Custodian, Mr. Patrick Green, has been busy getting the school ready for the coming school year. He is seen here working on the windows!
The new scorer’s table has been delivered; we are excited and thankful to have it. After 30+ years of using folding tables and duct-taped volleyball pads as scorers, this will be a professional showcase of our Panther Pride.
Six students received their Put-in-Bay High School diplomas last evening at the Perry’s International and Peace Memorial. Family and guests observed the ceremony seated at the steps of the monument. The six graduating seniors are Joe Blumensaadt, Hope Cooks, Elora Hubner, El Kostura, Emil Michael, and Lyla Steidl. The event was followed by a reception...
The Annual Junior-Senior Banquet was held on Thursday, May 16 at the Crew’s Nest. After students, teachers, and staff enjoyed a delicious dinner, the Senior class showed videos which they created highlighting their lives. Finally, the Junior class presented the Senior with gifts. It was a very memorable evening for everyone.
Put-in-Bay School’s annual “Awards Day” was held on Thursday, May 16 in the school gymnasium. This is a day when students, teachers, and parents come together to recognize and celebrate academic achievement, character development, and extracurricular activities. This day is split into two sessions with elementary students receiving awards in the morning and Jr. and...
Blessing of the Fleet took place on Tuesday, May 14th. Grades 4 through 8 performed at the event. The Island boats were blessed to ensure a safe season.
The entire Put-in-Bay School from grades kindergarten through 12 plus staff enjoyed a Mudhens game on Wednesday, May 8th. They rode on the Jet Express all the way there. Although the Mudhens lost the game, it was a fun and exciting day for all.
On May 15 the students and staff were treated to ice cream cake by the village police officers. Everyone enjoyed the delicious ice cream cake and interacting with the officers.