Teays Valley Local Schools announced on May 1 that all incoming kindergarten students are required to attend academic, health, and speech screenings in early June. During the event, students will also receive a Teays Valley Class of 2039 yard sign.
The screenings are scheduled for Ashville Elementary, Scioto Elementary, and Walnut Elementary on June 1, while S Bloomfield Elementary will hold its session on June 2. The events at each school will take place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and again from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m., with each screening expected to last about thirty minutes.
Ashville and Walnut students can arrive at any time during the designated hours for their screenings. In contrast, Scioto and S Bloomfield students are asked to sign up for specific time slots using links that will be updated prior to the screenings.
Teays Valley Local Schools is a public school district in Ohio serving residents in Ashville, Commercial Point, South Bloomfield, and surrounding areas of Pickaway County according to the official website. The district operates seven facilities including one high school, two middle schools, and four elementary schools according to the official website.
The district maintains campuses in Ashville, Commercial Point and South Bloomfield according to the official website, supporting a complete athletics program at both high school and middle school levels according to the official website. Teays Valley Local Schools says it contributes to community development by offering quality education while promoting learning, growth and shared achievements according to the official website.
