Due to significant food supply chain shortages, Perkins Schools menus will vary from school to school. We always will offer delicious and quality meals to students. We appreciate your patience. ~ Perkins Food Services Department
Students who miss more than five days will need to have a written excuse from a doctor or a court.
Coach Didion called it quits in July, just weeks after her 4x100 relay squad was runner-up at the Ohio High School girls state track and field state championship.
Perkins Schools Superintendent Todd Boggs announces plan for the start of the 2021-2022 school year.
Parking passes for seniors are available today, and for underclassmen later this week.
Athletic Passes are now available to students, parents, adults, and senior citizens. Additionally, Reserved Football Seats are available now for 2019 ticket holders and will be available for the public on Tuesday.
The school district will start the 2021-2022 school with a few new faces – as well as a couple of familiar ones in new roles.
The Perkins Local School District Board of Education has agreed to take the next step toward modernizing facilities and will gauge the community’s interest in updating school buildings.
Perkins Local Schools has partnered with FinalForms to collect all Back to School information.
Perkins High School seniors were awarded nearly $120,000 in scholarships during the annual Scholarship Night ceremony on Thursday at The Chapel. The scholarships were awarded through the Erie County Community Foundation, family memorial and community scholarships, the Perkins Athletic Boosters Club scholarship, and Perkins Local School District scholarships.
Find out who made the Honor Roll and Merit Roll for the 4th Quarter of the 2020-2021 school year.
In what turned out to be a bittersweet celebration of School Nurses Day, the Perkins Local School District Board of Education on Wednesday accepted the resignation of Perkins Lead Nurse Lisa Miller. She will complete her current contract that runs through the end of this school year.
The Robotics Club at Perkins High School is standing among technology giants this week. The club’s proposal to build a game “that will inspire, engage, and educate the public” has been selected to be included on an upcoming NASA mission to space.
In a move that ensures continuity of student learning and achievement, as well as district operations, the Perkins Local School District Board of Education has approved separate labor contracts with the unions that represent the district's teachers and support staff.