January 2025
Volume 18 Issue 5 A Publication for the Parents, Students, Staff and Community of Maumee High School
Principal’s Message: FABruary
Administration Scott Perrotte Principal
Cori Wagner Assistant Principal
Cameron Coutcher Athletic Director/ Activities Coordinator
Gretchen Brown Dean of Students
February is a crucial month at Maumee High School, marking a key point in the school year when students and faculty rally to build momentum for the rest of the trimester. As winter’s chill sets in, the spirit of the school remains warm, with a series of important events and milestones that keep everyone engaged. For students, it’s a month that sets the stage for trimester exams and final projects, providing the perfect opportunity to reflect on progress made and adjust academic goals. Teachers, too, use February to assess student performance and offer support where needed, ensuring that no one falls behind as the school year presses forward. Beyond academics, February is a time for building community and school pride. With sporting events or the combined Band/Orchestra Concert or the Choir Coffee House, students are given a chance to connect outside the classroom. These activities offer students a break from their studies and encourage school spirit through friendly competition, camaraderie, and celebration. Other events like the Hall of Fame Inductions and recognition of our Distinguished Alumni also build pride in our school and among our community. The month also brings important cultural observances, such as Black History Month, where Maumee High School students have the chance to remember and recognize contributions of individuals who blazed new trails and improved society. Lastly, February offers a crucial opportunity for personal growth and reflection. As students prepare for the last third of the school year and begin thinking about their future, school counselors often offer workshops on class selections and scheduling for next year. This month serves as a reminder that while winter might seem like a time of dormancy, there’s a great deal of growth happening beneath the surface. The skills and insights students gain in February not only help them succeed academically, but they also shape their paths beyond graduation. It’s a month of transition, preparation, and possibility, making it an essential time in the Maumee High School calendar. February is a FABULOUS time to be a Panther!!! Sincerely,
Scott Perrotte, Principal To download a PDF version of this newsletter, go to www.academypublishing.com.