In partnership with the United Way and with support from Quest Federal Credit Union and OhioHealth, Ada Middle & High School is excited to offer the Bulldog Food Pantry Program to students in grades 6–12.
Through this program, meals and non-perishable food items will be sent home with participating students each Friday for the remainder of the school year. The goal is to help provide food for students over the weekend. Parents can discontinue the program at any time.
This program is designed to support families who may be struggling to make ends meet. Participation is completely optional and confidential. Food will be discreetly placed in participating students’ lockers in a provided Bulldog Backpack each Friday. View the full details and sign up form on our website, https://www.adabulldogs.org/article/3151402
We are grateful to our community partners for helping us support our Bulldogs!
Join us tonight, Friday, Sept. 25, as we honor our senior fall athletes and senior band members during the varsity football game vs. Leipsic!
This special evening celebrates the hard work, dedication, and leadership these students have shown throughout their years at Ada. Let’s fill the stands and show our appreciation for their incredible contributions to our school and community! We’re proud of you and wish you the very best as you finish out your senior year!
Senior athletes, senior band members, and their parents should line up at 6:15 p.m. before the game by the Home locker room.
Let’s go Bulldogs!
TONIGHT! Cheer on Bulldog Volleyball at the Volley for a Cure Game!
We will have a Pink Out as we come together to support a great cause. Throughout the evening, there will be:
50/50 Raffle
Bake Sales
Raffle Baskets
Monetary Donations
Let’s fill the gym, wear pink, and come together as a community to make a difference!
Students worked together to rescue Fred, the gummy worm, after his boat (a cup) capsized! Using communication, problem-solving, and a whole lot of teamwork, students worked together to get Fred safely back on board.
What a fun way to practice working together while learning that sometimes the best solutions come from a great team!
Kindergarteners are making their mark in Ms. Swaney’s room!
Students had so much fun reading The Dot and talking about how everyone is unique, creative, and capable of making their own mark. After reading, students got creative and made their very own dot artwork using watercolors!
They also brought some candy dots into their math lesson! Students sorted and graphed the dots by color on the class chart while practicing counting, comparing, and talking about the data.
What a fun day of reading, creating, and learning!
It’s time to smile, Bulldogs! Be sure to mark your calendars for our upcoming school picture days:
🏫 Middle & High School: Monday, September 28 https://orders.langephotographics.com/ordering/with?key=8CJYFJX5
🏫 Elementary School: Wednesday, September 30 https://orders.langephotographics.com/ordering/with?key=3HZ8SPV8
We can’t wait to capture those smiles and memories from the 2026–27 school year! Save the dates and get ready to say CHEESE!
Sixth Grade: Colter Christy and Avah Hollon
Seventh Grade: Cash Bryan and Ashlin Ritchie
Eighth Grade: Isaac Roniger and Mollie Dewese
We are incredibly proud of these students for choosing to keep learning, growing and challenging themselves all summer long! This week, Mrs. Allison celebrated each student’s hard work with a well-deserved prize!
This program wouldn’t have been possible without the support of some amazing community partners. A BIG THANK YOU to:
📚 The Hardin County Community Foundation for funding the project
👕 Matt & Michele Giddens for promoting their love of literacy and donating all of the T-shirts
🐾 Jeremy Sleesman for creating the Bulldog tags for the cuddly stuffed gifts
What a great reminder that reading, writing, community support and Bulldog Pride make a powerful team! Way to go, Bulldogs!
Thanks to their support and the generosity of our amazing Ada community, Ada Schools has received $655.98 through these fundraisers! We are so grateful for community partners who continue to support our students and schools. Thank you again to the Lewis Family McDonald’s and everyone who participated!
For more than 27 years, Mrs. Hall has brought dedication, professionalism, and a willingness to always go above and beyond to Ada Schools. Her impact on our students, staff, families, and community is truly appreciated.
Mrs. Hall will be formally presented with her award at the OMLA Fall Conference in November.
Congratulations, Mrs. Hall! We are so grateful you are a Bulldog!
From keeping our technology running behind the scenes to troubleshooting the unexpected, Mr. Freed plays an important role in helping our students and staff stay connected, supported, and ready to learn each day. Thank you!
Choice Days give students the freedom to explore their own interests, try new ideas, and let their creativity take the lead. And as you can see, our young artists didn’t disappoint!
We love seeing our Bulldogs turn their unique ideas into something all their own! Keep creating, 3rd graders!
Students learned the proper way to approach and interact with Dolly—and, of course, they got to hear about some of Dolly’s favorite things!
Our students asked some thoughtful questions and were excited to get some cuddle time with Dolly. Welcome to Ada Schools, kindergarteners! We’re glad you’re here!
This position combines the responsibilities of school-based support staff with those of a licensed practical nurse. The LPN will work closely with students’ educational team, school administration, parents/guardians, and healthcare providers to support the student's health, safety, access to education, and participation in the school environment.
Interested applicants should submit an application to the Midwest ECS at, https://www.mresc.org/employment-application/
