St. Marys City Schools and Memorial High School were recently designated "Excellent" for the 2007-08 school year by the State's report card. The report cards take into account test scores, attendance, graduation rates, how school districts and schools are progressing, and how subgroups are doing.

View the SM City Schools Report Card | View the MHS Report Card

The Roughrider Girls Soccer team avenged their only regular season loss from last year with a 4-3 win over arch-rival Celina on Tuesday night. With the win, the Lady Riders improve to 5-0 and 2-0 in the WBL.

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Students are reminded that they can purchase season football tickets in the athletic office, which is located across from the gymnasium for $18.00. Also, tickets for all away football games will be on sale in the athletic office on Thursdays and Fridays. Tickets for the Piqua game are $6.00 for adults and $4.00 for students. All tickets at the gate will be $6.00 and may be purchased in the athletic office. All games start at 7:30. Also, Family Volleyball/Soccer season passes are available for $70.00. This pass will admit all immediate family members in to all home volleyball & girls/boys soccer matches.

Wednesday, August 27, 2008 the parents of Memorial High School students will have the opportunity to visit the school for the Annual Open House.

During the time period of 7:00 p.m. to 8:32 p.m., the parents will be able to attend a mini-bell scheduled day, similar to the students daily schedule.

Each classroom teacher will present an overview of their course and their expectations for the students. Parents wishing individual conferences may schedule them at that time. Parents will also have the opportunity to log in on Ed-Line in the high school library with a staff member present to field questions. Each student should bring home a copy of their schedule for parents to follow during the Open House. It is not necessary for the student to accompany their parents to the Open House.

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Check out the BluePrint, our school newspaper, for the lastest info at MHS!

Check out the official web site of the Western Buckeye League!

WBL Sports.com

This site provides coverage for all WBL-sponsored sports, and has current standings, title history, and much more!

On January 14, the first day of the second semester, the high school and junior high will change the way we load and unload buses at this complex. We will load and unload all buses on South Street in front of the high school. Front Street will be used for parent drop off and pick up. Cars will no longer be permitted to park on the south side of South Street from the Front Street corner to the other side of the bridge. We will park all eleven buses on South Street. Students exiting school at the end of the day are not to turn right on South Street while the buses are departing. Please be patient as we make this change to increase the safety factor for you and this process becomes routine. If you are one that is dropped off or picked up, be sure your parents are aware of this change.

The MHS Alumni Section is now up! This section features a database that will allow you to add yourself, and maintain your own password-protected account. Share your information, leave personal messages, and catch up with your former classmates!

If you have a classmates.com account, the MHS Alumni section provides some benefit. We will not spam e-mail you, we will not have annoying pop-up ads, and we are the official home of St. Marys Memorial High School! We are starting from the ground up, so we are depending on our online Alumni to populate the list. Add yourself to the MHS Alumni database today!

Joshua Coffey
Brandon Stoker

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Date: September 5, 1774
Category: US News

First Continental Congress
In response to the British Parliament's enactment of the Coercive Acts in the American colonies, the first session of the Continental Congress convenes at Carpenter's Hall in Philadelphia. Fifty-six delegates from all the colonies except Georgia drafted a declaration of rights and grievances and elected Virginian Peyton Randolph as the first president of Congress. Patrick Henry, George Washington, John Adams, and John Jay were among the delegates.

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