This is Superintendent Dave Harmon with an important message regarding student enrollment for the 2026-2027 school year into their next grade level. We hope you've had a wonderful start of summer and are busy making great summer memories!
This message is for all Versailles parents/guardians. Final Forms has officially rolled over into the 2026-2027 school year. You may begin updating and signing off on all forms starting immediately. It is incredibly helpful and important to us in our work over the summer months. It is critically important for bus routing plans.
Specifically, transportation forms MUST be updated by July 18th at the latest - that's just a little more than 3 weeks away already. Additionally, the Transportation forms must be completed for every single K-12 student, regardless of whether you utilize district-provided transportation.
We suggest that you use a desktop computer rather than a phone or tablet for the sake of readability and compatibility as you update and complete any forms. Anyone who submits a change of address in Final Forms must follow up with new proof of residency at the new address that they entered. The newly updated Student Handbook and the updated Chromebook agreement are in the Final Forms portal. Please read them carefully for any new and updated rules, procedures, and policies. If you have any questions, please contact the Board office at 937-526-4773.
Thank you very much. Have a wonderful evening! Go Tigers!
Volunteer Opportunity: Join Our Versailles Media Center Team
Do you have a few hours each week and a desire to make a meaningful difference for Versailles students? We are seeking dedicated community volunteers to become part of our Media Center team.
Our volunteers provide valuable behind-the-scenes support that helps ensure our Media Center remains organized, welcoming, and ready to serve students and staff. Responsibilities may include:
Shelving and organizing books and materials
Assisting with inventory and collection management
Preparing resources for student and staff use
Helping with general clerical and organizational tasks
While this role does not involve direct work with students, the impact is felt by every student who uses the Media Center. Your time and dedication help create an environment where students have access to well-organized resources that support learning, curiosity, and exploration.
We are hoping to build a small team of reliable volunteers who can commit to a consistent weekly schedule. Whether you are available one afternoon each week or multiple days, we will work with you to create a schedule that meets your availability while providing dependable support for our Media Center. A typical volunteer shift would be approximately two hours.
This opportunity would be a wonderful fit for retirees, grandparents, former educators, community members, or anyone who enjoys books, organization, and supporting our schools.
If you are interested in becoming part of this important work, please contact Brenda Braun at brenda.braun@vtigers.org and include "Library Volunteer Candidate" in the subject line of your email. You may also contact the Versailles Elementary School office with any questions.
Thank you for considering the opportunity to support Versailles students and our school community.
Good evening, Versailles community!
As Poultry Days is just around the corner, less than 2 weeks away, I wanted to share a few announcements in partnership with the community that is so supportive of us as a school system.
The first one is a prompt for you to come on out and support the fundraising being done by “Save the YMCA” at Heritage Park on Thursday, June 11th. You can get your 50/50 tickets by going to versaillespoultrydays.com and clicking on "Heritage Day 50/50 Raffle Pre-Sale" banner at the top of the page for details. The drawing begins at 7:30. Someone is going to win a nice chunk of change, and 100% of the proceeds will go to supporting the Versailles YMCA.
Secondly, a reminder to support the Towne and Country Players this summer with the Music in the Park series at Heritage Park on July 11th, 24th, and 31st. Additional details are available on the T&CP Facebook page.
Finally, mark your calendars to celebrate the 250th Anniversary of the founding of the United States on September 11th and 12th at Heritage Park, organized by the Versailles Alumni and VAPPA, the Versailles Area Pride and Progress Association. There will be fireworks, music, and other free attractions.
Following the appointment of Travis Swank as the next High School Principal, please see the attached posting for a mild-to-moderate special education teacher position. Please feel free to share and help us find the next incredible Versailles staff member!
Full job posting is available here: https://www.versailles.k12.oh.us/page/employment
This is Superintendent Dave Harmon with an important reminder about school tomorrow. This message is simply a reminder that tomorrow, Friday, April 10, 2026, will be a planned 2 -hour delay for staff professional development. Thank you. Have a great evening. We'll see everyone two hours later tomorrow.
Dr. Jones spent time with both our high school students and our 4th graders, recognizing the hard work, commitment, and pride that define Versailles Schools.
She also personally delivered our 2025 Overall 5-Star Award banner, now proudly displayed in our cafetorium. Board Member Shaun Brewer and Superintendent Harmon accepted the banner on behalf of the entire Versailles school community.
One of the most powerful parts of the day? Watching our high school students model pride and appreciation, while our 4th graders experienced what it means to be part of something special.
This recognition belongs to all of us—our students, our staff, and our community.
#VersaillesExcellence #5StarPride
This is Superintendent Dave Harmon with an important reminder about the regularly scheduled day tomorrow. This message is just a reminder that tomorrow, Friday, 13, 2026, is a planned 2-hour delay for Staff Professional Development.
Have a great evening and a wonderful upcoming weekend.
It feels like spring is finally coming.
Go Tigers.
This is Superintendent Dave Harmon. Versailles Schools will now be closed today, Monday, March 2, 2026. This is the 6th certified staff day and the 5th student day as well as the 5th day for most classified staff. If you were not scheduled to work on Monday, January 26th, the planned staff development day that we closed on, then this is your day #5. If you were scheduled to work that day, this is your day #6. Certified staff, and any other staff who are now on day #6 will report to work by 10:00 and may use this as a work day in your respective areas. If you need additional clarification, please communicate with your department head. We are presently not on any travel level at the county level. Of course, be safe and take your time coming in. Thank you for your understanding.
Good morning Tigers. This is Superintendent Dave Harmon with an important weather-related message. We are going to start today,, February 19, 2026 on a 2-hour delay due to the patchy fog. Thank you. Be safe. Also, the FFA breakfast at Eagles will now start at 9:15 due to the delay.
This is Superintendent Dave Harmon with a reminder that tomorrow, Friday, February 13, 2026, is a planned 2-hour delay for staff professional development.
Thank you.
Have a great night, and Go Tigers!
Thank you Chad and Fitness Doctor for coming to fix our stationary bike! We appreciate all your efforts so we can continue to meet the needs of our students. This is just another example of how "It takes a village" - really means something here. We are so bliessed with such a supportive community.
Unfortunately, the forecast didn't hold out. It is colder than what the projections were yesterday. As such, in the name of student safety, we are going to a 2-hour delay this morning, Friday, January 30, 2026.
Thank you. Be safe.
This is Superintendent Dave Harmon with an important weather-related message.
Tomorrow, Friday, January 30, 2026, we are planning to go to school on the regular, on-time schedule. Tomorrow is still going to be cold, but it is projected to be above the temperature at which we would decide to delay. Several schools in the area are also planning at this point to go on time.
Given the cold, tomorrow we will offer the in-town shuttle route as we did today to students who may normally be walkers. I also want to thank the staff who made that possible this morning. It worked really well, and we appreciate it!
As we plan currently to have a regular, full day of school, we’ll ask that if you are requesting the shuttle, you do so by this evening, no later than 8:00 pm.
Thank you for your understanding. Hopefully we can get back to a regular schedule starting tomorrow. Be safe and stay warm.
The form can be found here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1jaxH1v4GYn91JOydwGLNlMv_cdoJ_j6cEZ4CLXxB_Vg/edit
Good afternoon Tigers,
This is Superintendent Dave Harmon with an important weather-related message. Tomorrow, Thursday, January 29, 2026, we are going to start the day on a 2-hour delay with the intention that we will go to school after the delay, as is the plan with schools around the area. Given the cold temperatures, we will also be offering an in-town van shuttle route in order to pick up in-town students who may normally be walkers. We understand that many sidewalks are not cleared in order to create safe walking paths, which is why we’re offering the in-town shuttle service. If you live in town, please click the link to submit your request for the in-town shuttle. In order to plan for this appropriately, we need all answers to be submitted by 8:00 am Thursday morning.
Thank you for your understanding. Be safe.
The form can be found here:
In-Town Shuttle Survey - 1/29/26
This is Superintendent Dave Harmon with an important weather-related message. As I shared with you last evening, we went on a delay, hoping that the wind chill would be slightly warmer and would allow us to go after the delay. The roads are actually in pretty great condition. That being said, I’ve spoken with Sheriff Whittaker, and we are still on a level 2, and that isn’t going to change until at least 8:00. I don’t know what his decision will be at that point, but given the wind chills, we are not going to be able to go today. School is now closed for Wednesday, January 28, 2026. Thank you for your understanding and patience. Have a great day. Stay warm and stay safe.
