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This past Sunday, three of our talented painting students at Xenia High School attended the GEM Project Dayton Art Competition Ceremony, held at the Dayton Public Library.

Official enrollment applications for Xenia Preschool for the 2026-2027 school year will open this Monday, March 2, 2026.

On February 13 and 14, 8th grader Caleb Reedy represented Xenia Community Schools at the Wright State Middle School Honor Band. 

Exciting changes are coming for our 5th grade students — and we want to help them get ready at the (incoming) 6th Grade Open House!

Xenia High School’s Model UN executive board recently returned from a trip to Washington, D.C., where they competed in the North American Invitational Model United Nations (NAIMUN).

Our Allied Health and Biomedical Engineering students at Xenia High School recently got a "day-in-the-life" look at the healthcare careers available here in Xenia!

On January 31, a group of aspiring authors from Warner Middle School made history as the school fielded a team to compete in the “Just Write” Regional Writing Junior High Competition.

On Saturday, January 31, the halls of Xenia High School were filled with the imagination and creativity of young writers from across the region at the Southwest Ohio Regional JustWrite Tournament.

Xenia Preschool was filled with Olympic spirit last week as they hosted their very own Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony! 

At the February 9 Board of Education meeting, we recognized our Kids of Character for the district!

On Wednesday, February 4, the Xenia High School Chemistry Club made their second trip of the year to visit elementary students at Arrowood and Cox.

In January, four Xenia High School students participated in the Muse Machine's production of Frozen! at the Victoria Theatre.

On February 1, both Xenia Winter Guard and Xenia Indoor Percussion Ensemble kicked off their 2026 season at the Northmont MEPA show in Englewood, Ohio.

On Saturday, January 24, members of the Xenia High School Symphonic and Concert Bands represented our school with pride at the OMEA Solo and Ensemble Competition at Vandalia Butler High School.

The gymnasium at Warner Middle School was filled with excitement on Tuesday, as the school welcomed Lt. Governor Jim Tressel for a high-energy assembly dedicated to health and wellness.