The Ada Elementary Art Show is Wednesday, April 8th from 4–6 PM!
We invite you to take a stroll through the halls and enjoy the incredible creativity of our students in grades 1–5. From bold brushstrokes to imaginative designs, you won’t want to miss the artistic talents of our young Bulldogs!
We invite you to take a stroll through the halls and enjoy the incredible creativity of our students in grades 1–5. From bold brushstrokes to imaginative designs, you won’t want to miss the artistic talents of our young Bulldogs!
Ada Schools is excited to celebrate our March Bulldogs of the Month! These exceptional students were nominated by their teachers for consistently showing kindness, leadership, responsibility, and true Bulldog pride. Their positive attitudes and strong character make a meaningful difference in our schools each day. We are proud of the example they set for others.
Congratulations to our March Bulldogs of the Month!
Kindergarten: Kasen Gibson and Isla Mills
First Grade: Bentley Gardner and Melody Davis
Second Grade: Hugh Voisard and Jaeden Gamble
Third Grade: Walter Riblet (not pictured) and Emmerson Shoemaker
Fourth Grade: Lyric Vieira and Chandler Salyer
Fifth Grade: Rory McApline and Aurora Long
Sixth Grade: Cam Zoladz (not pictured) and Kinley Roberson
Seventh Grade: Landon Long and Mollie Dewese
Eighth Grade: Savanna Rayl and Ethan Hollar
A special shout out to the Ada Academic Boosters for providing Ada T-shirts to each student who receives Bulldog of the Month! Thank you for helping us elevate our students and recognize their hard work and strong character.
Congratulations to our March Bulldogs of the Month!
Kindergarten: Kasen Gibson and Isla Mills
First Grade: Bentley Gardner and Melody Davis
Second Grade: Hugh Voisard and Jaeden Gamble
Third Grade: Walter Riblet (not pictured) and Emmerson Shoemaker
Fourth Grade: Lyric Vieira and Chandler Salyer
Fifth Grade: Rory McApline and Aurora Long
Sixth Grade: Cam Zoladz (not pictured) and Kinley Roberson
Seventh Grade: Landon Long and Mollie Dewese
Eighth Grade: Savanna Rayl and Ethan Hollar
A special shout out to the Ada Academic Boosters for providing Ada T-shirts to each student who receives Bulldog of the Month! Thank you for helping us elevate our students and recognize their hard work and strong character.
GAME DAY! Come out to War Memorial Park to cheer on Ada Baseball and Softball!
Good luck to our Varsity Track team as they kick off their season tonight at Indian Lake! The Bulldogs will compete against Indian Lake and USV, with events starting at 4:45 PM. Go Dogs!
Baseball, Softball, Tennis and Track! Check out this week’s schedule and come out to support your Bulldogs!
Lunch Menu Update! Ada Schools has a change to Monday's lunch menu: Monday, March 30, 2026 will be Pizza, Fresh or Steamed Vegetables, Fruit and Milk
Thank you for your understanding as we make this adjustment!
Thank you for your understanding as we make this adjustment!
Reminder for Ada Families! Ada Schools will be on a 2-hour delay on Tuesday, March 31 due to a scheduled Teacher In-Service Day.
It's Game Day for Varsity Baseball and Softball! Come out to War Memorial Park at 11 am and cheer on the Bulldogs!
Mrs. Wissman’s class has been enjoying a fun tradition all year long—welcoming Mystery Readers into their classroom! From parents and grandparents to Ada Schools staff and teachers, each visit brings excitement, curiosity, and engaging read-aloud stories.
Before each visit, Mrs. Wissman shares clues to help students guess who their special guest might be… and the anticipation is half the fun!
This week’s Mystery Reader was one of our very own Ada Elementary gems—Mrs. Collins! After 20 years of warmly greeting students and families as our Elementary Secretary, she brought her same joy and energy into the classroom. Students loved listening to Fat Cat on the Mat and Cooking with the Grinch—she truly made the stories come to life!
We are so grateful for the time, care, and enthusiasm our Mystery Readers bring to our students. And we are especially lucky to have Mrs. Collins as part of our Ada family!
Do you have a child that will be 5 years old by August 24, 2026? If so, register them for Kindergarten!
Kindergarten registration is open for the 26-27 school year! Registration will need to be completed through FinalForms. Once all forms are complete (and documents have been uploaded) you will be emailed a link to sign up for a screening time. Screenings will be held on May 7th and 8th.
Kindergarten registration is open for the 26-27 school year! Registration will need to be completed through FinalForms. Once all forms are complete (and documents have been uploaded) you will be emailed a link to sign up for a screening time. Screenings will be held on May 7th and 8th.
Ada Schools are closed (3/27/26) due to power outage at the school.
Ada Schools will be on a 2-hour delay today, Friday, March 27, due to power outages in our area.
Our 1st graders put on an absolutely puffin-tastic performance of Penelope the Pink-Nosed Puffin!
From their singing to their confidence on stage, these young performers did an incredible job bringing the story to life. We are so proud of their hard work, teamwork, and bravery in front of an audience!
Way to go, 1st grade—you were amazing!
From their singing to their confidence on stage, these young performers did an incredible job bringing the story to life. We are so proud of their hard work, teamwork, and bravery in front of an audience!
Way to go, 1st grade—you were amazing!
Varsity and Junior High Softball compete tonight! Get out and cheer on the Bulldogs!
This week Mrs. Bowden’s Astronomy class took learning beyond the classroom with a visit to the ONU Observatory. Students had the incredible opportunity to learn from Dr. Jason Pinkney, who shared his expertise on the Sun.
From sunspots and solar flares to prominences, students gained a deeper understanding of our closest star—and even got to safely observe it through specially equipped telescopes!
Hands-on experiences like this bring science to life and spark curiosity in amazing ways.
From sunspots and solar flares to prominences, students gained a deeper understanding of our closest star—and even got to safely observe it through specially equipped telescopes!
Hands-on experiences like this bring science to life and spark curiosity in amazing ways.
Ada Exempted Village Schools is Hiring! We have an opening for a 6–12th Grade Math Teacher for the 2026–2027 school year!
If you have a passion for helping students grow, inspiring a love for learning, and making a difference every day, we’d love for you to join the Bulldog team.
Be part of a supportive school community where your impact truly matters!
👉 Apply today or share with someone who would be a great fit!
If you have a passion for helping students grow, inspiring a love for learning, and making a difference every day, we’d love for you to join the Bulldog team.
Be part of a supportive school community where your impact truly matters!
👉 Apply today or share with someone who would be a great fit!
It's Game Day for the Lady Bulldogs! Varsity Softball faces Lima Senior at 5 PM!
TOMORROW! Dine to Donate – Support Ada Boys Soccer!
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!
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!
Students in Mr. Crawford’s Advanced Manufacturing & Engineering class are gaining valuable real-world skills by learning how to run electrical systems. As part of a recent lab, students are working through the process of wiring outlets, switches, and panels—building both their knowledge and confidence along the way.
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!
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!
Check out The Dogbone — Spring 2026 Edition!
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
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
