LHS Parents,
2025-2026 School Start Time and Daily Schedule
For the 25-26 school year, we will be pushing back our start time. School will start at 8:15am and end at 2:50. I am excited about this because later start times are better for students' sleep schedules and can have a positive impact on mental health. I believe it will also be safer for our students as they will be driving and walking to school in daylight.
We have also made adjustments in our daily schedule that has eliminated split classes during lunch time where a class would go half the period, go to lunch, and return back to class to finish the period.
Below are links to the new bell schedule and the school academic calendar for next year.
25-26 LHS Class Scheduling
The scheduling process has begun for next school year!
Each school year as students move closer to graduation, they tend to have more options of classes they can take. It can be difficult making decisions regarding classes that are required and figuring out the appropriate level of those classes, and deciding what electives most interest them and making sometimes difficult choices on which one’s to select.
We always want students to push themselves and select rigorous courses, but also find balance with elective classes that they enjoy. This can be tough. I believe it is important for you to have a conversation with your student on what courses they are taking and why. The “why” is important. Sometimes they make choices because they feel they have to in order to get where they want to be. Their reasoning sometimes is accurate, but sometimes is not. By having these conversations, you can have a better understanding of what they are thinking. You can help them tap into resources that can help determine if they are making choices based on fact and not a perception or opinion.
We have some courses that are only offered once per day. These are referred to as “singletons”, meaning if a student wants to take that class, they have to take it during the one period it is offered and it may conflict with another class they want. This forces them to have to make a tough choice. Having conversations ahead of time regarding the “why” may assist you in helping them make the best decision if they find themselves in this situation.
Hopefully this provides you some insight on the scheduling process and helps you in conversations you have.
Get Your Tickets to Tiger Ball!
Support the Loveland Athletic Boosters as they support our student athletes, and get your tickets to Tiger Ball 2025. The Tiger Ball is going “back to the future” at the Landing Event Center on Saturday, March 8. Join your friends for food and fun, music and dancing. Get your event tickets and split the pot tickets now by following this link: https://tigerball2025.givesmart.com/. Great Scott, you don’t want to miss it!
ATTENTION SENIOR PARENTS!
Class of 2025 graduation lawn signs are now on sale through RP Diamond. One-sided signs are $15 and double-sided signs are $20. Proceeds from the sale will help fund After Prom and the PTO. Order yours today by clicking here. Orders will be taken through March 12th and will be delivered to the high school on March 19th.
Stay in Touch!
Loveland High School Administration
Principal: Dave Spencer
Assistant Principal: Mary Beth Corbin
Assistant Principal: Brian Conatser
District Director of Student Athletics: Jayson Bruce
To report an absence call 513 697-3715 by 9am
Athletic Secretary: Kristy Brulport
Attendance Secretary: Jill McCarthy
Main Office Secretary: Nina Monfreda
Main Office Secretary: Beth Renner
Office of School Counseling Secretary: Cassie Hildebrand
Receptionist: Corie Schwinn
Email: rennerbe@lovelandschools.org
Website: https://www.lovelandschools.org/Page/19
Location: 1 Tiger Trail, Loveland, OH, USA
Phone: (513) 683-1920
Facebook: facebook.com/LovelandCitySchools
Twitter: @Loveland_HS