- (4/28/2026)
FFA Greenhouse sale
The FFA Greenhouse will be open on the following dates from 3:30-5:30 PM April 29th, and May 6th, 7th, and 8th and from 9:00 AM-2:00 PM on Saturday May 2nd and May 9th.A variety of plants are available in 4″ pots and a few hanging baskets. Vegetables and herbs are being provided this year by Kaia Kellersmith as part of her SAE.Available again this year is no-fade black mulch for $35 a yard. And, if you have your own pots, but need a soil refresh and flowers make sure to stop by to pick out your plants and our students will do the planting. Cost will include the plants and soil. Cash or check are our only payment methods. If you have any questions, please contact Mrs. Sherman at (937) 295-3010 ext. 2026.Click here for a flyer.
- (4/23/2026)
Teacher of the Year Nominations
Attention parents, students, and staff, it’s that time of year to nominate deserving teachers for the Hardin-Houston Golden Teacher award. Each nomination form allows you to nominate one elementary teacher (K-6) and one junior high/high school teacher (7-12). All nominations must be submitted online by Friday May 1st. Click here for the online nomination form.
- (4/22/2026)
Job Opening: Elementary Principal (K-6)
The Hardin-Houston School District is accepting application for our Elementary Principal position. The application can be accessed by clicking here.
- (4/22/2026)
Job Openings
Full-Time Custodians
The Hardin-Houston School District is accepting applications for two full-time custodians. These positions provide a competitive compensation package including family health insurance. Interest should be emailed to Ryan Maier, Hardin-Houston superintendent at rmaier@hardinhouston.org.
Cook/Aide Combo
The Hardin-Houston School District is accepting applications for a cook/aide combo position. This position provides a competitive compensation package including single health insurance. Interest should be emailed to Sara Roseberry, Hardin-Houston School Elementary Principal at sroseberry@hardinhouston.org.
Registered Behavior Technician (RBT)
The Hardin-Houston School District is accepting applications for a registered behavior technician (RBT) position. This position provides a competitive compensation package including single health insurance. Interest should be emailed to Sara Roseberry, Hardin-Houston School Elementary Principal at sroseberry@hardinhouston.org.
- (4/21/2026)
Congratulations FCCLA Members
Congratulations to the following FCCLA Members who competed at the FCCLA State Leadership Conference last week. Claire Holscher, Bella Matos, and Lilli Niswonger were 1st place in Professional Presentation. Leigha Larger, Rylinn Bruner, and Chloe Cantrill were 1st place in Sports Nutrition. Kayson Hines and Teagan Rauch were 1st place in Entrepreneurship. Vera Kelly was 4th in Job Interview. In addition, Claire, Bella, Lilli, Leigha, Rylinn, Chloe, Teagan, and Kayson all qualified for the National FCCLA Leadership Conference in Washington DC this July!
Members of the FCCLA proudly displaying their hard earned trophies. 
Leigha Larger, Rylinn Bruner, and Chloe Cantrill were 1st place in Sports Nutrition 
Claire Holscher, Bella Matos, and Lilli Niswonger were 1st place in Professional Presentation 
Kayson Hines and Teagan Rauch were 1st place in Entrepreneurship 
Vera Kelly was 4th in Job Interview - (4/17/2026)
Hardin-Houston Local School recognized as a 5 Star school district by the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce
Congratulations to the Hardin-Houston students and staff members! Today we were recognized by the state of Ohio as a 2024-25 5 Star school district by the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce. Only 47 of the 611 public school districts received this award. Proud day to be a Wildcat!
Hardin-Houston students along with Principals Jeff Judy and Sara Roseberry proudly display the banner presented to them by Alice Dewer recognizing the district as a 5 Star District for 2024-25 - (4/16/2026)
NHS and PAJHS volunteer with Shoes4Shoeless
Members of the David L. Boggs and Philip S. Abbot Honor Societies helped out with Shoes4Shoeless on Tuesday, April 14th. Students helped to fit youth for 110 paris of new shoes! Members were grateful for and humbled by the opportunity to help others in need.
