September 19, 2025
Homecoming Spirit Week
Its time to show your Tiger pride! Spirit Week will run from Monday, September 22, through Friday, September 26 , with fun dress-up themes each day at Woodlands, McCormick, and Huron High. Check out . . .
At Woodlands Elementary, we believe the early years set the tone for a lifetime of learning. Our staff partners closely with families to create a nurturing, student-centered environment where curiosity, confidence, and foundational skills grow every day. From PreK through 5th grade, students experience hands-on learning, innovative instruction, and strong academic support — all while building the character, friendships, and resilience that will carry them forward. As part of Huron City Schools, Woodlands Elementary is proud to foster academic excellence and a love for learning in a safe, inclusive, and supportive community.
2nd Grade
3rd Grade
4th Grade
5th Grade
Gifted & Intervention Specialists
Specials
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Woodlands Elementary School Supplies 2025-26
Supply Drop-Off (Grades 1st-4th only)
To maximize our time during the open house, we are having a supply drop-off for 1st through 4th grade. This will be a drive-through and you will not be entering Woodlands. Please find your grade level below and follow the directions.
When: Tuesday, August 19th (8:00a-3:00p)
Where: Front entrance of Woodlands.
Please drop your child’s supplies off in a bag marked with your child’s name and homeroom. There will be a designated container around the enter/exit doors that is clearly marked with your child’s teacher's name.
Kindergarten Supply List: 2025-26
First Grade Supply List: 2025-26
Second Grade Supply List: 2025-26
Third Grade Supply List: 2025-26
Stay on top of your students' day with our complete bell schedules for all buildings. Find start times, dismissal times, early release schedules, and important timing information.
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Keeping Safety First—Every Student, Every Day
Student safety is our top priority during arrival and dismissal. To ensure a smooth and secure process, staff members are assigned to monitor key locations throughout our campus. Please take time to review the following procedures with your child and help reinforce their importance each day.
Important Reminder:
Any change to your child’s typical arrival or dismissal plan must be submitted in writing and shared with both the classroom teacher and the front office.
By following these procedures, you help keep our students safe and the arrival/dismissal run smoothly for everyone. Thank you for your cooperation and continued support!
Arrival Information
Arrival Window: 7:25–7:40 AM
Supervision begins at 7:25 AM. Please do not drop students off before this time.
Parent Drop-Off & Pick-Up
Student's Mode of Transportation
Walkers
Students are considered walkers if they leave school grounds on foot to:
Walkers may not be picked up from the staff parking lot due to safety concerns
Students assigned to a bus route are considered bus riders and should use this transportation daily. Riding the bus helps reduce traffic congestion and maintains a safe environment during peak times.
All bus students will load and unload at the front loop of the school.
No car traffic is allowed in the front bus loop during arrival and dismissal.
Parent Drop-Off & Pick-Up
Students are considered parent pick-up/drop-off only if you are using your vehicle to pick them up on Lake Erie Parkway (west side of the building).
Grades K–5: Use the west side of the building (Green Arrow area)
Preschool: Use the east side of the building (Pink Arrow area)
If you meet your child on foot or wait off school property, your child is considered a walker, not a parent pick-up.
Siblings in K–5 with a Pre-K sibling: These students will arrive and dismiss with Pre-K on the east side of the building.
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Huron City Schools - ESL Resources and Guidance
Intake Guide:
Assessments:
Instructional Tools:
Colorin Colorado: ESL Strategies and Best Practices and Literacy Instruction for ELs
Open House Scheduler:
Please click on your child's teacher name and schedule a date/time for open house.
If you have any questions, please contact me directly at bkucbel@huron-city.k12.oh.us or 419-433-1234 ext. 5502.
Pre-School: 2025-26
Kindergarten: 2025-26
First Grade: 2025-26
Second Grade: 2025-26
Third Grade: 2025-26
Fourth Grade: 2025-26
Fifth Grade: 2025-26
September 19, 2025
Its time to show your Tiger pride! Spirit Week will run from Monday, September 22, through Friday, September 26 , with fun dress-up themes each day at Woodlands, McCormick, and Huron High. Check out . . .
August 18, 2025
Back to School Reminders Woodlands Elementary Back to School Celebration & Ice Cream Social When: Monday, August 18, 5:307:00 pm Where: Huron Boat Basin Kick off the 2025-26 . . .
August 15, 2025
Dear Woodlands Families, (Updated with a link to the newsletter) We have some wonderful updates to share about our staff for the upcoming school year! Please click on the link to the newsletter to. . .
August 11, 2025
Dear Parents and Guardians, Attached you will find our Beginning-of-the-Year Newsletter , which contains important reminders, dates, and guidance to help us all start the school year smoothly. We ki. . .
October 28, 2025
Student and family safety during arrival and dismissal is our top priority. As our school community grows, everyone needs to do their part to keep these times safe and efficient. The roads around
October 28, 2025
During the week of September 29, Woodlands participated in Fire Prevention Week. Local firefighters led assemblies and classroom sessions on fire safety, teaching students about home escape plans,
October 28, 2025
On October 7, students in grades 2-5 had the chance to explore hands-on science, technology, engineering, and math activities aboard the 4-H STEM Bus! The mobile lab from OSU State 4-H was filled
Stay up to date on exciting news, events and more with the ParentSquare app!
October 28, 2025
Huron City Schools is committed to providing a safe, welcoming, and supportive environment for every student. As part of that commitment, we're inviting parents to share their perspectives at a
October 22, 2025
If your household income has changed, you can apply for free or reduced-price meals anytime—not just at the start of the year. We know life doesn't wait for the school calendar. Jobs change,
October 22, 2025
Mr. Blevins earns one of the most prestigious awards in biology education—and almost didn't apply. Sometimes the best things happen when you push through and try again. That's exactly what happened
October 22, 2025
Huron's robotics team is gearing up for the big day—and we need YOU there cheering them on! Our EpicBots have been working hard for the past eight weeks, and it all comes down to this: the Falcon
View the full calendar to see all the exciting events we have happening in the next few weeks and months!
Our Little Tigers Preschool provides a nurturing, engaging first school experience for our youngest learners. With caring teachers, hands-on activities, and a focus on building strong foundations, we help prepare children for kindergarten and beyond. At Little Tigers, every child is encouraged to explore, grow, and develop a love of learning—all while being part of the Tiger family from the very start.
We’re looking forward to connecting with families during our upcoming parent-teacher conferences for PreK–5th grade.
Once dates are confirmed, families will be able to schedule a single time slot with their child’s teacher on one of the available days. Use the links below to select a date and time when scheduling becomes available.
Stay tuned for more details—communication will be shared directly from your child’s teacher or the school office.
*PreK – 5th Grade Homeroom teachers will coordinate their own conference schedules. Please look for direct communication from your child’s teacher to book your conference.
Scroll to your child’s grade to view and select the appropriate teacher(s) for your conference.
If you’d like to meet with a staff member not listed or have any questions, please contact: Mr. Kucbel (bkucbel@huron-city.k12.oh.us or 419-433-1234 x 3002)
3rd Grade
4th Grade
5th Grade
Gifted & Intervention Specialists
Specials
Please select your student’s teacher from the list to schedule your preferred Open House time.
If you’d like to meet with a staff member not listed or have any questions, please contact: Mr. Kucbel (bkucbel@huron-city.k12.oh.us or 419-433-1234 x 3002)
Pre-School:
Mrs. Klaiber
Mrs. Graham
Kindergarten:
Mrs. Pittenger
Mrs. Tredway
Mrs. Krupp
Mrs. Malone
First Grade:
Mrs. Gimperling
Mrs. Hardy
Mrs. Riedy
Second Grade:
Mrs. Kluding
Mrs. Vogus
Mrs. Steinmetz
Third Grade:
Mrs. Galloway
Mrs. Harkelroad
Mrs. Young
Mrs. Allen
Fourth Grade:
Mrs. Ritzler
Mrs. Pisano
Mrs. Ramey
Fifth Grade:
Getting Involved Starts Here: Explore Huron Athletics & Activities
Participation in athletics and extracurricular activities is a powerful way for students to grow, connect, and thrive beyond the classroom. At Huron City Schools, we offer a diverse range of sports and student clubs that promote teamwork, leadership, creativity, and school spirit.
Whether your child is passionate about scoring goals, performing on stage, or building lifelong friendships through shared interests, there’s a place for every student to shine. Our coaches, advisors, and staff are committed to fostering a positive, inclusive environment where all students feel encouraged to try something new, challenge themselves, and build confidence.
Getting started is easy! From athletics registration to activity schedules and team tryout information, everything you need is just a click away.
Empowering Learning Through a Purposeful Curriculum
At Huron City Schools, our curriculum is designed to inspire curiosity, critical thinking, and lifelong learning. Rooted in state standards and enhanced with innovative practices, our academic programs prepare students not just for graduation, but for success in college, careers, and life.
We believe every learner deserves a well-rounded, rigorous education that reflects both academic excellence and real-world relevance. Our educators are committed to delivering engaging instruction, differentiated learning experiences, and personalized support that meet students where they are and help them grow.
From STEM and literacy to the arts, wellness, and career exploration, we provide a balanced educational experience that encourages inquiry, creativity, and confidence.
Explore our curriculum and discover how we’re preparing students for a brighter future.
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Digital safety is essential to student success in today’s connected world. At Huron City Schools, we take online privacy seriously and comply with the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) and Ohio's SB29 legislation to ensure students are protected when engaging with educational technology.
We carefully vet digital tools and platforms, safeguard student information, and empower families with transparent guidelines about data use and parental consent. Students are also taught responsible digital citizenship, online etiquette, and how to stay safe in virtual environments.
Your child’s security—online and offline—is our priority.
Explore how we’re protecting digital spaces and promoting smart, safe technology use.
Student Safety Starts with Respect & Belonging
Creating a safe, respectful, and supportive school environment is our top priority at Huron City Schools. We are deeply committed to protecting the well-being of every student, and that includes addressing and preventing all forms of bullying, harassment, and intimidation.
Through proactive education, positive behavior support, and clear policies, we work to ensure every student feels seen, valued, and safe. Our staff are trained to recognize and respond to incidents swiftly, and we encourage open communication between families, students, and school personnel.
Bullying prevention is a shared responsibility—and we’re all in, together.
Learn how we’re standing up for every student and creating a culture of kindness.

Volunteers play a vital role in supporting student success and creating a welcoming, connected school community. At Huron City Schools, we encourage families, alumni, and community members to share their time and talents in ways that truly make a difference.
Whether you're assisting in classrooms, supporting special events, helping in the library, or mentoring students, your involvement strengthens the learning experience for all. We prioritize a safe, organized, and meaningful process for every volunteer, including background checks and orientation resources to ensure a positive experience.
When we work together, our schools thrive.
Discover how you can make an impact through volunteering.
Inspire. Grow. Make a Difference.
At Huron City Schools, we’re not just fostering academic excellence; we’re building a thriving, inclusive community where innovation, equity, and meaningful impact are at the heart of everything we do. Your path to a fulfilling and purpose-driven career begins right here.
By joining our district, you become part of a dynamic, student-focused team dedicated to empowering learners and supporting one another. We champion professional development with ongoing training, mentorship programs, and opportunities to expand your skills and leadership. Whether you're an experienced educator or just beginning your journey, you’ll find a nurturing environment where your growth is as valued as your contribution.
With forward-thinking leadership, engaged families, and a culture rooted in collaboration, Huron City Schools is the ideal place to elevate your career and help shape the future, one student at a time.
Our Little Tigers Preschool provides a nurturing, engaging first school experience for our youngest learners. With caring teachers, hands-on activities, and a focus on building strong foundations, we help prepare children for kindergarten and beyond. At Little Tigers, every child is encouraged to explore, grow, and develop a love of learning—all while being part of the Tiger family from the very start.
We’re looking forward to connecting with families during our upcoming parent-teacher conferences for PreK–5th grade.
Once dates are confirmed, families will be able to schedule a single time slot with their child’s teacher on one of the available days. Use the links below to select a date and time when scheduling becomes available.
Stay tuned for more details—communication will be shared directly from your child’s teacher or the school office.
*PreK – 5th Grade Homeroom teachers will coordinate their own conference schedules. Please look for direct communication from your child’s teacher to book your conference.
Scroll to your child’s grade to view and select the appropriate teacher(s) for your conference.
If you’d like to meet with a staff member not listed or have any questions, please contact: Mr. Kucbel (bkucbel@huron-city.k12.oh.us or 419-433-1234 x 3002)
3rd Grade
4th Grade
5th Grade
Gifted & Intervention Specialists
Specials
Getting Involved Starts Here: Explore Huron Athletics & Activities
Participation in athletics and extracurricular activities is a powerful way for students to grow, connect, and thrive beyond the classroom. At Huron City Schools, we offer a diverse range of sports and student clubs that promote teamwork, leadership, creativity, and school spirit.
Whether your child is passionate about scoring goals, performing on stage, or building lifelong friendships through shared interests, there’s a place for every student to shine. Our coaches, advisors, and staff are committed to fostering a positive, inclusive environment where all students feel encouraged to try something new, challenge themselves, and build confidence.
Getting started is easy! From athletics registration to activity schedules and team tryout information, everything you need is just a click away.
Empowering Learning Through a Purposeful Curriculum
At Huron City Schools, our curriculum is designed to inspire curiosity, critical thinking, and lifelong learning. Rooted in state standards and enhanced with innovative practices, our academic programs prepare students not just for graduation, but for success in college, careers, and life.
We believe every learner deserves a well-rounded, rigorous education that reflects both academic excellence and real-world relevance. Our educators are committed to delivering engaging instruction, differentiated learning experiences, and personalized support that meet students where they are and help them grow.
From STEM and literacy to the arts, wellness, and career exploration, we provide a balanced educational experience that encourages inquiry, creativity, and confidence.
Explore our curriculum and discover how we’re preparing students for a brighter future.
_1752701653.png)
Digital safety is essential to student success in today’s connected world. At Huron City Schools, we take online privacy seriously and comply with the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) and Ohio's SB29 legislation to ensure students are protected when engaging with educational technology.
We carefully vet digital tools and platforms, safeguard student information, and empower families with transparent guidelines about data use and parental consent. Students are also taught responsible digital citizenship, online etiquette, and how to stay safe in virtual environments.
Your child’s security—online and offline—is our priority.
Explore how we’re protecting digital spaces and promoting smart, safe technology use.
Student Safety Starts with Respect & Belonging
Creating a safe, respectful, and supportive school environment is our top priority at Huron City Schools. We are deeply committed to protecting the well-being of every student, and that includes addressing and preventing all forms of bullying, harassment, and intimidation.
Through proactive education, positive behavior support, and clear policies, we work to ensure every student feels seen, valued, and safe. Our staff are trained to recognize and respond to incidents swiftly, and we encourage open communication between families, students, and school personnel.
Bullying prevention is a shared responsibility—and we’re all in, together.
Learn how we’re standing up for every student and creating a culture of kindness.

Volunteers play a vital role in supporting student success and creating a welcoming, connected school community. At Huron City Schools, we encourage families, alumni, and community members to share their time and talents in ways that truly make a difference.
Whether you're assisting in classrooms, supporting special events, helping in the library, or mentoring students, your involvement strengthens the learning experience for all. We prioritize a safe, organized, and meaningful process for every volunteer, including background checks and orientation resources to ensure a positive experience.
When we work together, our schools thrive.
Discover how you can make an impact through volunteering.
Inspire. Grow. Make a Difference.
At Huron City Schools, we’re not just fostering academic excellence; we’re building a thriving, inclusive community where innovation, equity, and meaningful impact are at the heart of everything we do. Your path to a fulfilling and purpose-driven career begins right here.
By joining our district, you become part of a dynamic, student-focused team dedicated to empowering learners and supporting one another. We champion professional development with ongoing training, mentorship programs, and opportunities to expand your skills and leadership. Whether you're an experienced educator or just beginning your journey, you’ll find a nurturing environment where your growth is as valued as your contribution.
With forward-thinking leadership, engaged families, and a culture rooted in collaboration, Huron City Schools is the ideal place to elevate your career and help shape the future, one student at a time.