Missing just two days of school per month equates to approximately one month of lost learning per year.

School attendance in a child's early years is tied to students' reading at grade level.

In high school, consistent attendance supports graduation and future careers.

Helpful Links to Support a Child's School Attendance
•Wayne County Family & Children First Council
•Attendance Works
•Wayne County Job and Family Services

Request Orrville Schools Transportation Support

Please reach out to our Mental Health Counselor, David Hargrave, at 330-682-5811 or hargraved@orrvilleschools.org

Small Choices add up—attendance builds strong habits and friendships.

Post a morning routine on the fridge and set alarms the night before.t

Check the Progress Parent Portal weekly to monitor student attendance and academic progress.

Set a bedtime, lay out clothes, and pack the backpack the night before, and don't forget to charge the Chromebook.

Every day in class moves you closer to graduation and your goals.

Transportation fell through? Call us for help and we will problem solve with you.

Tell is early if you are struggling to get to school. We will connect you with support!

Angela Rossiter
Orrville Elementary School
rossitera@orrvilleschools.org
330-682-1851

Megan Deis
Orrville Middle School
deism@orrvilleschools.org
330-682-1791

Chrissi Anderson (Last Names A-J)
Orrville High School
andersonc@orrvilleschools.org
330-682-4661

Carly Huthmacher (Last Names K-Z)
Orrville High School
huthmacherc@orrvilleschools.org
330-682-4661