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Important Announcement Regarding Ironton Middle School Yearbooks

Ironton Middle School is aware of several errors in the yearbooks recently distributed to our students. We sincerely apologize for these mistakes and the disappointment and frustration they have caused our students and families.

We understand that yearbooks are more than just pictures. They represent special memories, friendships, achievements, and milestones that our students and families cherish. We deeply regret that the yearbooks did not meet the standards our students deserve.

At this time, we are asking all students and families to return their yearbooks to Ironton Middle School. A full refund will be processed once the yearbook has been returned.

Please know that we are actively working to address these concerns and determine the best path forward. We will share additional information as it becomes available.

We sincerely appreciate your patience, understanding, and cooperation as we work to make this situation right.

Thank you for your continued support of Ironton Middle School.
6 days ago, Mark O'Brien
Ironton Sunset Slush Fundraiser
9 days ago, Mark O'Brien
Event flyer for Ironton Elementary / Middle School 7th Grade Fundraiser with Sunset Slush of Scioto Valley on Friday, October 23, 2026, from 10:30 AM – 1:30 PM. Slushies are $4.00, located in the middle school parking lot by the cafeteria.
IMS Newsletter
11 days ago, Ironton City School District
IMS Weekly Newsletter   Highlights   Congratulations to this year's Student Council Members:   President: Brigham Compliment   Vice President: Myla Lewis   Representatives: Shailey Bostic and Titus Elswick (7th); Jackson Christian and Makenna Massey (6th)   Secretary: Jakai Cotton (8th), Griffin Ginger (7th), and Ava Jones (6th)   Treasurer: Charlie Mains (8th), Tatum Frazer (7th), and Gemma Kerns (6th)   Activities Coordinator: Delaynee Edwards, Jacob Lancaster, and David Harbolt (8th); Ma'laya Neloms, Colten Miller, and Quinton Hankins (7th); Nate Perry, Layla Wilkerson, and Aliha Holston (6th)   Media Officer: Presley Dean, Cameron Harris, and Lilly Sycks (8th); Kenna Newman and Marty Jackson (7th); Adler Goldcamp, Addie Spears, and Zoe Payne (6th)   Important Reminders   10/5 – 10/30: Penny Wars school wide   10/12: Staff Professional Development – No school for students   10/16: 1st nine weeks grading period ends   10/26 – 10/30: Red Ribbon Week   Celebrations   Congratulations to:   IMS 7th and 8th grade volleyball for their victories over South Point   IMS 7th grade football for their victory over Ashland Middle School   Go Tigers!!!   Upcoming Sport Events   10/3: Cross Country @ Pinkerington   10/5: IMS Volleyball @ Home vs. Chesapeake   10/5: MS Soccer @ Home vs. Chesapeake   10/7: Cross Country @ IHS Track   10/7: IMS Volleyball @ Rock Hill   10/7: IMS Soccer @ Home vs. Rock Hill   10/8: IMS Football @ Home vs. Gallia   10/10: Cross Country @ Portsmouth
Attention IMS students!

Get ready for the IMS Penny War, starting Monday, October 5th and running through October 30th!

Here’s how it works: Each grade—6th, 7th, and 8th—will have its own jar located outside the office.

Want to help your grade win? Put pennies and dollar bills in YOUR grade’s jar. Pennies are worth one positive point, and every dollar is worth 100 positive points.

But here’s where it gets interesting! You can sabotage another grade by putting silver coins in THEIR jar. Nickels subtract 5 points, dimes subtract 10 points, and quarters subtract 25 points from that grade’s total.

So choose wisely—you can build up your own grade OR bring down the competition!

Standings will be announced every week, and when the Penny War ends on October 30th, the grade with the most points wins TWO WEEKS OF EXTRA RECESS!

Start saving that change, IMS, and may the best grade win! 🐯🧡🖤
13 days ago, Ironton City School District
Title: Ironton Middle School IMS Penny War   Dates: October 5 – 30   Slogan: "Make Your Change Count!"   Rules & Point System:Help Your Grade!Put Pennies & Dollar Bills in YOUR grade's jar!   Pennies = +1 point each   $1 Bills = +100 points each   Sabotage Another Grade!Put Silver Coins in ANOTHER grade's jar!   Nickels = -5 points each   Dimes = -10 points each   Quarters = -25 points each   Details & Location:Jars: Labeled for 6th Grade, 7th Grade, and 8th Grade, located outside the office.   Prize: Winning Grade receives TWO WEEKS OF EXTRA RECESS!   Winner: The grade with the most points on October 30 wins.   Updates: Standings will be updated weekly.   Visual Graphics: An orange and black school spirit poster featuring illustrations of coins, dollar bills, glass collection jars for 6th, 7th, and 8th grades, a trophy, and a tiger mascot wearing sunglasses pointing to a speech bubble.
Hey Tiger Families! 🐅 Do you need a Friday pick me up?☕ Tom's Coffee Truck will be set up on Friday, October 2nd from 7:15-8:30 during elementary/middle school drop off. The truck will be located near the cafeteria side of the building. Please consider buying a drink to support IES 1st Graders! 15% of the sales will go towards lowering the cost of the Fall and Spring Field Trip!🧡
15 days ago, Ironton City School District
Event: 1st Grade Field Trip Fundraiser featuring Travelin' Tom's Coffee Truck   Date & Time: October 2nd | 7:15 AM – 8:30 AM   Location: Set up in the parking lot during morning drop-off   Who Can Buy: Parents, Guardians & Staff   Menu Highlights: Coffee, Latte, Cappuccino, Energy Drinks & More!   Fundraiser Impact: 15% of sales goes to the 1st Grade!
Travelin' Tom's Coffee Truck MenuIced & Frozen:TILT Nitro Energy™ – $5.00   Berry TILT – $5.00   Frappe – $7.00   Refresher – $6.00   Lemonade – $4.00   Iced Tea – $4.00   Tommy Palmer – $4.00   Nitro Cold Brew – $5.00   Cold Brew – $5.00   Iced Macchiato – $6.00   Iced Latte – $6.00   Iced Matcha – $5.00   Iced Spiced Chai – $6.00   Hot Specialty:Latte – $6.00   Cappuccino – $6.00   Macchiato – $6.00   Matcha – $6.00   Flat White – $5.00   Americano – $4.00   Mocha – $6.00   White Chocolate Mocha – $6.00   Dirty Chai – $6.00   Spiced Chai – $5.00   Hot Chocolate – $5.00   Cinnamon Apple Cider – $5.00   Flavors: Flavor your beverage with French Vanilla, Caramel, Salted Caramel, Mocha, Hazelnut, White Chocolate, Mango, Raspberry, Peach, or check out seasonal offerings.   Contact Information:Location Franchise: Travelin' Tom's Coffee of Ashland   Email: ashland@travelintomscoffee.com   Phone: 606.923.4801   Website: travelintomscoffee.com
Ironton Elementary 3rd Grade Parent Meeting October, 7th 4 PM - 5 PM
15 days ago, Ironton City School District
Event: Ironton Elementary 3rd Grade Parent Meeting   Date & Time: Wednesday, October 7, 2026 | 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM   Location: Ironton Elementary Cafeteria   Notes: Refreshments will be served!   Presentation Topics:Third Grade Reading Guarantee: Learn about Ohio's Third Grade Reading Guarantee, what it means for our students, and how we support their reading success.   OST Testing: Get information about the Ohio State Tests (OST), including what to expect, how the tests are used, and ways to support your child.   Federal Programs Update for 2026–27 SY: Receive an update on Federal Programs including how these programs support students and opportunities available for the 2026–27 school year.   Footer Note: Tiger Academy is funded by a Nita M. Lowey 21st Century Community Learning Center grant and supported by Ironton City Schools and the Lawrence County Educational Service Center.
Ironton Elementary Fall Festival Oct. 30th
17 days ago, Ironton City School District
Ironton Elementary Fall Festival   Date & Time: Friday, October 30, from 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM   Event Activities & Offerings:Free Hot Dogs for Kids!   Inflatables for Kids!   Games for the Children!   Food Trucks!   Cake Walk!   Theme Basket Raffle/Bid!   Sponsorship & Grant Notice:The Tiger Academy is funded by a Nita M. Lowey 21st Century Community Learning Center grant and supported by Ironton City Schools and the Lawrence County Educational Service Center.
Little Tigers Pre-K Red Ribbon Week
17 days ago, Ironton City School District
Little Tigers Pre-School - Red Ribbon Week (October 26–29, 2026)   Theme: "Be Happy. Be Brave. Be Drug Free. We can make healthy choices and live a happy, drug-free life!"   Monday, Oct. 26 — RED-y to Be Drug Free! (WEAR RED DAY)   Wear as much RED as you already own!   Tuesday, Oct. 27 — Follow Your Dreams! (PAJAMA DAY)   Wear your favorite school-appropriate pajamas.   Wednesday, Oct. 28 — Drugs Are Wacky! (WACKY WEDNESDAY)   Crazy hair, mismatched clothes, backwards clothes, or mismatched socks!   Thursday, Oct. 29 — Say BOO to Drugs! (COSTUME DAY)   Wear a favorite costume!   Parade at 9:00 with classroom parties following.   Important Note: BOTH A.M. AND P.M. CLASSES WILL ATTEND MORNING SESSION. There will be no afternoon session.   Note: NO NEED TO BUY ANYTHING! Use what you already have at home!
Ironton Elementary Calendar of Events for the Month of October!
17 days ago, Ironton City School District
Ironton Elementary School - October Calendar of Events   Friday, October 2: Field Trip: Mr. McKnight Pumpkin Drop at Marshall   Thursday, October 8: Field Trip: 4th Grade to Howard’s Farm   Monday, October 12: NO SCHOOL - Professional Development Day   Friday, October 16: End of the 1st Grading Period   October 19 – 23: 3rd Grade ELA Ohio State Tests   Wednesday, October 21: Field Trip: MC Classrooms K–5 to Howard’s Farm   Thursday, October 22: Field Trip: Kindergarten to Howard’s Farm   Friday, October 23:Tiger of the Month Breakfast   Report Cards sent home   October 26 – 30: Red Ribbon Week ("Be Happy. Be Brave. Be Drug Free.")   Monday, October 26: Field Trip: 1st Grade to Imel’s   Thursday, October 29:Field Trip: 2nd Grade to Fuhrman’s Orchard   Pre-K Halloween Parade at 9:00 a.m.   Friday, October 30:Boo to Drugs! COSTUME DAY (Wear a favorite costume. No masks, weapons, or scary/gory costumes.)   Halloween Parade for K–5 at 9:00 a.m.   Classroom Halloween Parties   IES FALL FESTIVAL: 5:00 – 7:00
Ironton Elementary School Red Ribbon Week! Oct 26th - 30th
17 days ago, Ironton City School District
A flyer for Ironton Elementary Red Ribbon Week, held October 26–30, 2026.   The top features orange paw prints and a red ribbon graphic alongside the tagline: "Be Happy. Be Brave. Be Drug Free. We can make healthy choices and live a happy, drug-free life!"   Daily Schedule of Activities:Monday, Oct. 26 – RED-y to Be Drug Free! (WEAR RED DAY)Instruction: Wear as much RED as you already own!   Icons: Red t-shirt and drawn heart.   Tuesday, Oct. 27 – Follow Your Dreams! (PAJAMA DAY)Instruction: Wear your favorite school-appropriate pajamas.   Icons: Pajama set and stars.   Wednesday, Oct. 28 – Drugs Are Wacky! (WACKY WEDNESDAY)Instruction: Crazy hair, mismatched clothes, backwards clothes, or mismatched socks!   Icons: Bright patterned socks and crazy hair graphic.   Thursday, Oct. 29 – Team Up Against Drugs! (TEAM/SPIRIT DAY)Instruction: Wear your favorite team gear or colors—or ORANGE & BLACK for Tiger Pride!   Icons: Tiger sports jersey and "Tiger Pride" graphic.   Friday, Oct. 30 – Say BOO to Drugs! (COSTUME DAY)Instruction: Wear a favorite costume! No masks, weapons, or scary/gory costumes.   Icons: Ghost holding a jack-o'-lantern bucket and the Ironton Tiger mascot wearing a cape.   Footer Note: "NO NEED TO BUY ANYTHING! Use what you already have at home!"
Ironton Elementary First Responders Parade!
17 days ago, Ironton City School District
First responders day @ IES honoring heroes Ironton Elementary first responders parade
Ironton Middle School Newsletter 9-25-26
20 days ago, Ironton City School District
An image of the IMS Weekly Newsletter featuring black background with orange and white polka dots and a large orange tiger paw print in the upper right corner.  Contents include:  Header: IMS WEEKLY NEWSLETTER  Highlights: Recap thanking students and staff for a successful Spirit Week and encouraging families to check social media for photos.  Important Reminders:  9/28: Student Council speeches and voting.  10/1: IMS Picture Day with Tony Shotsky (forms sent home 9/28).  Celebrations: Congratulations to 7th & 8th grade Volleyball for victories over Coal Grove, 8th grade Volleyball over Gallia, and IMS Soccer for defeating Portsmouth. Ends with 'Go Tigers!!!'  Upcoming Sport Events:  9-26-26: Cross Country @ University of Rio Grande  9-28-26: Volleyball @ South Point; Soccer @ Home vs. South Point  9-30-26: Volleyball @ Home vs. Fairland; Soccer @ Fairland  10-1-26: Football @ Home vs. Ashland Middle School
Ironton Elementary Update!

IES Tailgate at the Tank - Friday, September 25th 5:30 PM - Outside of the Conley Center
22 days ago, Ironton City School District
IES Tailgate at the Tank
Ironton High School Football

Big Walnut High School

September 25, 2026

Kickoff 7:37 PM

Homecoming

Presale Tickets available Tuesday - Friday at the high school main office

Adults - $7.00

Students - $3.00
24 days ago, Ironton City School District
Big Walnut presale
Upcoming athletic events for Ironton High School and Ironton Middle School September 21-26
24 days ago, Ironton City School District
Ironton Athletics upcoming events
Ironton High School update!

Ironton High School Spirit Week 9/21 - 9/25
27 days ago, Ironton City School District
Ironton High School Homecoming Spirit Week
Ironton Middle School Update!

Ironton Middle School Spirit Week 9/21 - 9/25
27 days ago, Ironton City School District
Ironton Middle School Spirit Week
Ironton Elementary Update!

Ironton Elementary spirit week 9/21 - 9/25
29 days ago, Ironton City School District
Ironton Elementary spirit week
Ohio Deans Compact!
about 1 month ago, Ironton City School District
Ohio Deans Compact
Ironton Middle School update!

IMS Weekly Newsletter - Week of 9/14
about 1 month ago, Ironton City School District
IMS Newsletter