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10/9/2023
Announcements
PBIS Award Winners
Gift Cards-Johnny Woodgeard, Brooklyn Fisher-Riffle, Kendra Detillion
Treasure Chest-Judah Hanks, Sadie Swepston, Kailee Adkins
There will be sign-up sheets for Senior Class Officers in the office from Monday, October 9th-Wednesday, October 11th. We will be voting on Google Classroom on Thursday, October 12th. Offices include Senior Class President, Vice President, and Secretary.
The Student Council will briefly meet today in Mrs. Morton’s room.
There will be a BPA Officers meeting tomorrow during lunch in Ms. Black’s room.
End of the first nine weeks is this Friday, October 13, 2023.
The students attending the Shawnee State University field trip will depart at 8:30 a.m. this morning. They should return back sometime during the 8th period.
Athletics
10/9/2023
Girls’ Soccer at Waverly 5:30 p.m.
Boys’ Soccer at Waverly 7:30 p.m.
Lunch
Chicken and Noodles
Green Beans
Roll
Fruit
"There are two ways of spreading light: to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it."
- Edith Wharton

There will be series of four ACT test prep workshops held at Zane Trace High School for juniors that will be taking the ACT test in February.
There is a meeting for parents of students interested in attending the workshops on Monday, November 6th at 5:30 p.m. in the media center.
Mrs. Jami Massie will be running the workshops. A flier with workshop dates and more information will be available soon.

10/7/2023
Cross Country at Unioto Invitational
Boys'-18th Place
Wyatt Vick-16:48.25
Isaac Detty-18:08.98
Will Cahoon-19:46.32
Logan Lyle-20:37.38
Johnny Reed-20:40.03
Girls' (19th Overall)
Lydia Delong-24:00.23
Kaitlyn McDowell-24.:19.30
Malia Vick-26:03.88
Savannah Jenkins-26:07.76
Sarah McGraw-32:35.42
Rachel McGraw-36.44.97

Events for the Week of 10/9-10/14 Monday, October 9th
Girls' Soccer at Waverly 5:30 p.m. Boys' Soccer at Waverly 7:30 p.m.
Shawnee State University Field Trip
Tuesday, October 10th
Volleyball vs Unioto 5:15 p.m.
Wednesday, October 11
Boys' Soccer vs Miami Trace 5:15 p.m. Girls' Soccer vs Miami Trace 7:30 p.m.
Thursday, October 12th
Boys' Soccer at St. Joseph 5 p.m. Volleyball at Southeastern 5:15 p.m.
Friday, October 13th
End of the First Nine Weeks
Varsity Football at Southeastern 7 p.m.
Saturday, October 14th
Cross Country at SVC Meet (Adena H.S.) 10 a.m.
JV Football vs Southeastern 10 a.m. Girls' Soccer at Fairfield 10 a.m.
Boys' Soccer at Fairfield 10 a.m.
Our Zane Trace Marching Band will be performing at the Fall Festival of Bands at Logan H.S. 6:00 p.m.

10/6/2023
Announcements
-A Pickaway Ross Career and Technology Center Representative will speak to our sophomores this morning at 9 a.m. in the high school gym.
- The pep rally will begin at 1 p.m. today in the high school gym. Cheerleaders will be dismissed at 12:45 p.m. to prepare the rally. The rest of the students will be dismissed by PA.
-We will be hosting a powderpuff football game on Sunday, November 5th at 5pm on the football field. An email has been sent out by Mrs. Morton to sign up to participate. The email also includes a link to purchase class shirts.
-There is a Quiz Bowl practice today during lunch in Mr. Clark’s room.
-The last day of the 1st 9 weeks is next Friday, October 13th.
-Students that finish the first nine weeks with no grades below a “C”, no disciplinary referrals, and have no absences (medical absences exempt) will earn a pizza party.
Athletics
10/5/2023
Volleyball
Varsity
Westfall 3 Zane Trace 0
Junior Varsity
Westfall 2 Zane Trace 0
Freshman
Westfall 2 Zane Trace 1
10/6/2023
Varsity Football at Unioto 7 p.m.
10/7/2023
Junior Varsity vs Unioto 10:00 a.m.
Cross Country at Unioto 9 a.m.
Boys’ Soccer vs Wheelersburg 1 p.m.
Girls’ Soccer vs Wheelersburg 3 p.m.
Lunch
French Bread Pizza
Salad w/Italian
Steamed Broccoli
Fruit
“I learned many great lessons from my father, not the least of which was that you can fail at what you don’t want, so you might as well take a chance on doing what you love.” – Jim Carrey

Congrats to our September PBIS Students of the Month!
From left to right: Rece Scott, Lily Rose, Ally Stewart, Lincoln Joosse
Each student received:
1. Gift Card
2. Treasure Chest Gift.
3. Social Media Recognition.
4. Picture on the wall.
5. Each student had the option to get a special parking spot if they were a student driver.


10/5/2023
Announcements
PBIS September Students of the Month
Senior-Lily Rose
Junior-Lincoln Joosse
Sophomore-Ally Stewart
Freshman-Rece Scott
Students who signed up to take the PSAT on Monday, October 16th, please check your school email for the study guide. If you have any questions, please see Mrs. Myers.
A representative from The Ohio State University will be here on Tuesday, October 10th. Any 11th or 12th grade student interested in attending will need to preregister in the guidance office.
A representative from the University of Cincinnati will be here on Thursday, October 12th. Any 11th or 12th grade student interested in attending will need to preregister in the guidance office.
There is a pep rally on Friday. The pep rally will begin at 1 p.m. in the high school gym. If any student is interested in putting pie in the face of the teacher at the pep rally, they need to pay a dollar to the cheerleaders organizing the event by lunch today.
There is a meeting today for any student interested in powerlifting today during lunch in the library.
Athletics
10/4/2023
Girls’ Soccer
Circleville 3 Zane Trace 0
Boys’ Soccer
Zane Trace 1 Athens 1
Cross Country -Down on the Farm Run - 2 Mile Run
Girls'
Lydia Delong-15:38
Kaitlyn McDowell-16:28
Savannah Jenkins-17:42
Logan Knapp-20:38
Morgan Thornton-21:05
Boys'
Wyatt Vick-10:58 (2nd)
Isaac Detty-11:29.00 (5th)
Logan Lyle-12:44.00
Will Cahoon-13:03.00
Johnny Reed-13:11.00
Cameron Shewalter-13:41
Boys’ Golf at Division II District Tournament
Jon Grondolsky Jr. had a score of 83 and finished tied for 15th at districts.
Nice season, Jon!
10/5/2023
Volleyball vs Westfall 5:15 p.m.
Lunch
Beef Patty on Bun
Mashed Taters
Buttered Corn
Fruit
“The will to do anything comes within yourself. You define your goals. You map out the journey. In my mind, comparing yourself to your competitors or anyone else should never contribute to how you define yourself.”- Eddie Pinero

Parents and/or Guardians,
The district phone lines are currently experiencing technical difficulties. We cannot receive calls from outside lines. We cannot call out either. This problem should be fixed this morning.
If you need to report the absence of a student, please email Mrs. Thornton at tthornton@ztlsd.org.

10/4/2023
Announcements
-Any 11th and 12th grade student who wants to take the ASVAB must register in the guidance office by Friday, October 13. The test will be on October 25th.
-There is a MADE ambassador’s meeting today in Mrs. Wolfe’s room.
-Anyone interested in joining the Zane Trace High School Quiz Bowl Team can bring their lunch to room 270 this Friday, October 6th for information and to practice with the buzzers and questions.
-There is a pep rally on Friday. The pep rally will begin at 1 p.m. in the high school gym.
-A reminder that the 1st nine weeks grading period ends on Friday, October 13th. Talk to your teachers, ask questions, and keep those grades up!
-Remember, watch your attendance. If you have more than 7 unexcused absences in a 9 week period for a class, your grade will drop to a 69%.
-Lastly, please do not stuff anything in the toilets. Our custodial staff works very hard and they do not need to spend extra time out of their day to unclog them.
Athletics
10/3/2023
Volleyball
Varsity
Zane Trace 3 Piketon 0
Junior Varsity
Piketon 2 Zane Trace 0
Girls’ Golf at Division II District Tournament
Mary Helber scored a 81 and finished 5th out of 71 golfers.
10/4/2023
Boys’ Golf at Division II District Tournament
Jon Grondolsky Jr. is representing Zane Trace. Go luck, Jon!
Cross Country at Down on the Farm Run 4:30 p.m.
Girls’ Soccer vs Circleville 7:30 p.m.
Lunch
Taco Meat on a Soft
Taco Wrap W/Cheese
Refried Beans
Salad W/Ranch
Fruit
“Only those who will risk going too far can possibly find out how far one can go.”-T.S. Eliot

Girls' Golf Division II District Tournament Results
Congrats to Mary Helber! She finished 5th out of 71 golfers at districts!
Great season!
Top 5
Name School Score Grade
1. Taylor Ralston Manchester 70 `12
2. Paige Weiss Westfall 73 11
2. Sydney Ater Adena 73 12
4. Elaine Seeley Circleville 74 12
5 MARY HELBER ZANE TRACE 81 10
5. Addison Jackson Federal Hocking 81 11
5. Sidnea Belville Ironton 81 12

10/3/2023
Announcements
Anyone interested in joining the Zane Trace High School Quiz Bowl Team can bring their lunch to room 270 this Friday, October 6th for information and to practice with the buzzers and questions.
There will be a MADE ambassador’s meeting on Wednesday in Mrs. Wolfe’s room.
There is an FCA meeting today.
Student Council members need to stop by Mrs. Morton’s room this week to pick up a permission slip.
There will be a meeting for any student interested in powerlifting on Thursday, October 5th during lunch in the library. Shirt sizes will be collected and Zane Trace Powerlifting Spirit Wear order forms will be passed out.
PRCTC representatives will be meeting with all sophomores this Friday, October 6th from 9 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. in the high school gym.
Athletics
10/2/2023
Boys’ Soccer
Zane Trace 18 Piketon 0
Girls’ Soccer
Zane Trace 9 Piketon 0
10/3/2023
Girls’ Golf Division II District Tournament at Jaycees Golf Course
Mary Helber is competing today! Good luck, Mary!
Volleyball at Piketon 5:15 p.m.
Lunch
Breaded Chix Strips
Scalloped Taters
Green Beans
Chocolate Chip Cookie
Fruit
“Faith is taking the first step even when you don’t see the whole staircase.”-Martin Luther King Jr.

10/2/2023
Announcements
PBIS Award Winner- Coen Larson
We will be announcing the PBIS September Students of the Month later this week.
There will be a MADE ambassador’s meeting on Wednesday in Mrs. Wolfe’s room.
Student Council members need to stop by Mrs. Morton’s room this week to pick up a permission slip.
Hope Squad’s theme for October is resilience.
The Zane Trace FFA is hosting an Ag. Professionals Day at Calvary Lutheran Church in Chillicothe. We have 19 students participating in the event.
Athletics
Boys’ Soccer vs Piketon 5 p.m.
Girls’ Soccer vs Piketon 7:00 p.m.
Lunch
Breaded Cheese Stix
Salad w/Ranch
Steamed Carrots
Fruit
“Keep trying. Stay humble. Trust your instincts. Most importantly, act. When you come to a fork in the road, take it.”- Yogi Berra

Google Classrooms have been created for the classes of 2024, 2025, 2026, and 2027. All students have been sent an invite in their school email.
Students attending PRCTC need to check their Zane Trace email account to accept the invite. Daily announcements, forms, and other items will be shared in the classrooms.
If a student checks their Google Classroom, it will make it easy to keep up with anything going on at Zane Trace. It is also another way to receive forms if you are away from campus.
If a student did not receive the invite, contact Mr. Jones at jjones@ztlsd.org.

The daily lunch menu is also viewable in the "Dining" option of our Zane Trace High School mobile app.


Week of 10/2-10/6
Events
Monday, October 2
Boys' Soccer vs Piketon 5 p.m.
Girls' Soccer vs Piketon 7:00 p.m.
Tuesday, October 3
Girls' Golf at Division II District Tournament (Jaycees GC)
Mary Helber is representing Zane Trace!
Volleyball at Piketon 5:15 p.m.
Wedneday, October 4
Boys' Golf at Division II District Tournament (Crown Hill)
Jon Grondolsky Jr. is representing Zane Trace!
Cross Country at Down on the Farm Run 4:30 p.m.
Girls' Soccer vs Circleville 5:15 p.m.
Thursday, October 5
Volleyball vs Westfall 5:15 p.m.
Friday, October 6
PRCTC Presentation to sophomores 9 a.m.
Pep Rally-7th/8th Period
Varsity Football at Unioto 7 p.m.
Saturday, October 7
JV Football vs Unioto 10:00 a.m.
Girls' Soccer vs Wheelersburg 1 p.m.
Boys' Soccer vs Wheelersburg 3 p.m.

Final
Zane Trace 42
Westfall 14
Our Pioneers are now 4-0 in SVC!





The Zane Trace High School Business Professionals of America (BPA) Chapter is hosting an exciting fundraiser in partnership with the Columbus Blue Jackets. When you purchase tickets through the provided link, you'll enjoy a special discounted rate, and a portion of each ticket sold will be directly contributed to the Zane Trace BPA Chapter.
The funds raised will serve two important purposes: firstly, they will be allocated for future community service initiatives, allowing us to make a positive impact on our community. Secondly, the proceeds will assist students in covering the expenses associated with participating in various events throughout the school year.
Attending a Columbus Blue Jackets game is not only a fantastic family outing but also an opportunity to support our chapter's endeavors. We kindly request your support by sharing this link and information with your family and friends. The Zane Trace High School BPA Chapter sincerely appreciates your assistance in achieving our goals!
http://www.bluejackets.com/zanetracebpa

Yet another IT student has achieved a remarkable feat by leveraging their newly acquired expertise in Microsoft Word, adding to the impressive achievements of this academic year. Hailey Lemley, a senior enrolled in Mrs. Thornton's IT class, secured a second-place ranking on a global scale. Her mastery allowed her to complete the tasks in an astonishing 1 minute and 42 seconds. Keep up the outstanding work, Hailey!


Recently, the aviation students at Zane Trace High School embarked on an educational journey focused on the operation of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), more commonly known as drones. Their week began with the successful completion of the TRUST certification, which stands for "The Recreational UAS Safety Test." This test is a newly established requirement for all recreational drone pilots in the United States, ensuring a sound understanding of aeronautical knowledge and safety before taking flight.
These students obtained their TRUST certification through the Academy of Model Aeronautics (AMA), an FAA-approved authority for administering the TRUST certification. With their certification in hand, they proceeded to learn the ins and outs of drone operation, starting with basic hovering techniques and progressing to advanced flight maneuvers.
Before engaging in hands-on drone activities, the students delved into an exploration of the diverse types of Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) and their extensive applications in today's world and the future.
The Aviation class is taught by Sarah Thornton, a satellite instructor for the Pickaway-Ross Career and Technology Center. Not pictured are students Vada Steiger-Ludlum and Jocelynn Simpson.



