The Ada Boys Soccer Team is hosting a Dine to Donate event at Old Route 69 Brewery tomorrow, Thursday, March 26 from 4–8 PM! A portion of the proceeds from the evening will go directly to support the Ada Boys Soccer program. Bring your family, tell your friends, and come out for great food, community spirit, and a chance to support our Ada Soccer athletes!
Experiences like these give our students a strong foundation for future careers in the trades and engineering fields. Great work by our students and Mr. Crawford for bringing learning to life!
The Ada High School Yearbook Staff is excited to release the Spring 2026 edition of their digital newspaper, The Dogbone! This impressive publication showcases the hard work, creativity, and journalism skills of our talented students. Every article, photo, and page design was created entirely by the Ada Yearbook Staff. https://www.adabulldogs.org/article/2777062
Ada Middle School Shines at the Regional Science Fair!
Our students’ hard work, curiosity, and dedication to scientific thinking were on full display this weekend. From creative experiments to thoughtful presentations, they represented Ada Middle School with excellence and pride!
🏆 Student Achievements:
Joseph Gargac — Superior / Engineering Mechanics Award
Adalyn Morrison — Excellent / B-Wiser Camp Award
Ben Rush — Superior / Material Science Award / College Advantage Award
Ada Porter — Excellent / B-Wiser Camp Award
Elizabeth Archer — Excellent / B-Wiser Camp Award
Abygail Gould — Excellent / B-Wiser Camp Award
Madeline Morford — Excellent / Sustainable Materials & Design Award / B-Wiser Camp Award
Way to go, Bulldogs! Your passion for learning and innovation inspires us all!
👏 Congratulations to our top two winners:
Aubrey Luellen – 105 digits
Daphnie Shaw – 84 digits
Aubrey chose Mrs. Andre, and Daphnie selected Mr. Deitering to take the pie—thank you both for being such great sports! We’re so proud of all the students who participated and rose to the challenge. Way to go, Aubrey and Daphnie, for going above and beyond!
Managing Attitudes & Preventing Arguments: Parent Night at Ada Schools!
Ada Elementary has been implementing Scott Ervin’s Behavioral Leadership strategies with our K–5 students to help build positive attitudes, strengthen relationships, and create a supportive learning environment. Now, we’re excited to invite parents to learn more and bring these strategies into the home!
Tuesday, April 7, 2026 from 6:00–8:00 PM
Join us for an engaging and practical parent night led by Tony DeRose, an experienced educator and parent who specializes in helping families navigate challenging behaviors with confidence and compassion.
During the evening, you’ll learn simple, effective techniques to:
✔️ Manage attitudes
✔️ Prevent arguments
✔️ Build stronger communication with your child
RSVP using the Google Form to tell us you're coming! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeQ6aPHrkgWOEuHcLXD3J3X2whMRhtvU3J1711dvDxGHfN4lg/viewform
To help make attendance easier, free childcare will be provided in the gym for Ada Elementary students by Ada High School students.
We hope you’ll join us for this supportive and informative evening as we partner together to help our students succeed!
Taking an intentional pause to have fun, refocus, and de-stress does so much more than recharge our students—it helps everyone push through and finish the year strong. These moments allow everyone to connect on a more personal, non-academic level, strengthening the relationships that make our school community so special.
Some of the rotations were: Pep Rallies, Movies, Tai Chi, Board Games, Singo, Mario Cart, Just Dance, Arts, Reading, Nature Walk, Cornhole, Zen Den and more!
Check out some highlights from today’s activities—we’re proud of the positive energy, smiles, and connections made throughout the day!
This special honor celebrates students who go above and beyond in the classroom and in our community—through academics, fine arts, athletics, service, leadership, and more. Congratulations!
This special showing is sponsored by the Ada High School Class of 2026, and admission is FREE for everyone! Concessions will be available for purchase.
Bring your family, invite your friends, and come out for a great time together. We hope to see you there!
How to apply
🔹 Navigate to Final Forms, adabulldogs.org/page/finalforms
🔹 Once logged in you will see a blue box in the middle of the screen to apply for the "2026–2027 school year"
🔹 Next a warning will appear on the screen prompting you to confirm you are entering data in the correct year
Please note: Paper applications will not be accepted. Please contact the Central Office with questions.
We are proud to share that Ayla’s painting has been selected for this year’s Ohio Governor's Youth Art Exhibition! This is a highly competitive honor, with only four pieces from our Northwest Ohio region chosen for the show.
The 56th annual exhibition, presented by the Ohio Alliance for Arts Education, will be open for viewing April 12 – May 14, 2026 at the James A. Rhodes State Office Tower in Columbus. This juried exhibition showcases the incredible creativity and talent of outstanding high school artists from across Ohio.
TONIGHT is the 4th Annual PowderBUFF Game! Come out for a fun night and support the Ada High School Junior Class! All proceeds from the event will help cover the cost of prom.
Spring Sports Season is Here! The Ada Bulldogs are back in action this spring! Be sure to visit the Ada website for all your Spring Sports information.
On the webpage you will find: adabulldogs.org/o/aevs/page/spring-sports-information
✅ Game schedules
✅ Team rosters
✅ Group photos
Everything is posted online for your convenience so you can stay up to date and support our student-athletes all season long.
Check it out and plan to come cheer on the Bulldogs this spring!
Friday, March 13 at 6:30 PM in the Varsity Gym
$5 General Admission (No passes accepted)
$2 for student-athletes and coaches
Bring your friends and family and enjoy a great evening of volleyball while supporting the Junior Class!
These scholarships are offered through local organizations, community partners, and national foundations. Many recognize students for their academic achievements, leadership, community service, career goals, and financial need.
We encourage all seniors to explore the available opportunities, pay close attention to application deadlines, and connect with the high school counseling office if they need guidance or support during the application process.
View the full list of scholarship applications on our website!
From fun dress-up days to creative classroom activities, it was a fantastic week filled with laughter, learning, and lots of great books. Thank you to our teachers and students for making the week so memorable!
