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Xenia High School's first HOSA Blood Drive of the school year was a tremendous success, collecting 64 pints of blood that could potentially saving up to 192 lives!

Our Tecumseh Elementary second graders recently took their Social Studies lessons on the road for an exciting, hands-on field trip throughout downtown Xenia!

On Saturday, October 24, Nathan Norris, a 2025 graduate of Xenia High School, was awarded the American FFA Degree.

Heartfelt thanks go out to all of our amazing preschool families, friends, and community partners for making this year’s Walkathon an unforgettable event!

On Saturday, October 24, Xenia High School engineers made a serious splash — or is that a SPLAT!? — at the annual Pumpkin Chuck competition at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force.

Taking the first steps toward higher education can feel daunting, but Xenia High School helped students navigate this process during College Application Day on October 20.

Get ready for a chillingly fun night at the theater! The Xenia High School Theater Department is proud to present its fall production, Lady Dracula, a hilarious and gothic horror-comedy.

The Xenia Winterguard program invites students in grades 7 through 12 to participate in the upcoming clinic and tryouts for the upcoming season on November 10 and 12.

Arrowood Elementary and Tecumseh Elementary have been recognized in the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings as top-performing public elementary schools in Ohio.

Students are invited to participate in the 2026 Speech Contest: The Power of Community!

Recently, our 5th graders in Ms. Hyde's class at McKinley spent a week stepping into the shoes of biomedical engineers during an exciting hands-on STEM lab!

On October 9, Xenia High School hosted its first Coffee & Careers Chat of the year, bringing students together for an inspiring morning of career exploration, connection, and real-world insights.

As part of Ohio School Safety Month, XCS is excited to celebrate Safe Schools Week from October 19-23!

Over the past week, Cox Elementary School students took an exciting field trip to the Montgomery County Environmental Learning Center as part of their year-long project focusing on sustainability!

Taking advantage of the recent beautiful weather, our guidance counselors at XHS have been taking students outside during the day for a much-needed mental reset.