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The Governor extended the mandated school closure through at least May 1.
Please continue to practice social distancing & the recommended public health protocols.
Learning is continuing at home. Please be sure to consult messages from the Solon Schools, your school and your teachers for details. If you have questions, please contact your teachers or building administrators right away. All district messages are posted at www.solonschools.org/COVID-19.
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OUR MISSION
Solon City Schools, a diverse collaborative learning community of families, staff, and community members, will ensure all students attain the knowledge and skills to succeed and become contributing, ethical citizens in a global society, through our unwavering commitment to inspire every student to achieve personal excellence.
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Governor Extends School Closures Through May 1
Governor Mike DeWine and Ohio Department of Public Health Director Amy Acton signed an order March 30 extending the mandated school closures due to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic through at least May 1. Remote learning for Solon students will continue throughout the school closure.
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Free and Reduced Lunch Information
We know the COVID-19 social distancing measures enacted by the Governor and Ohio Department of Health are creating financial hardships for many of our families. Our Nutrition & Food Services team will continue providing daily Grab and Go lunches for students in need each scheduled school day with weekly pick ups. If your family circumstances have changed recently, please consider filling out a Free & Reduced Lunch application. This application can be completed at any time.
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It's Time for Kindergarten Registration!
Be sure to complete the online registration forms AND make an appointment to attend the district's onsite Centralized Kindergarten Registration on March 4 & 5.
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Solon Hosting 9th Annual Show Choir Invitational February 22
Solon High School’s Music in Motion is hosting the 9th annual Solon Show Choir Invitational Saturday, February 22. The day-long competition event steps off at 9 a.m. on the SHS auditorium stage and features 14 area show choirs. The highest-scoring groups from the daytime competition will compete again during the evening finals program, beginning at 7 p.m.
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OPEN Program on Post-Secondary Options
Special education is clearly defined by the federal Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) for students ages 3-22. But what options and services are available after high school for students who want to continue their education? Today, more colleges and universities are expanding their supports for learners with disabilities. Join Solon’s Organized Parent Education Network on February 11 at 7 p.m. in the Board of Education conference room for an informative session on post-secondary options.
