District

LaBrae's open enrollment application window for new students will be conducted in the Superintendent’s Office from Friday, March 1^st through Friday, May 17^th. This open enrollment period is only for students not already attending LaBrae on open enrollment.

Hours for open enrollment are 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

• Applications will only be available from March 1^st through May 17^th.
• Applications can be printed from the website or picked up in the Superintendent's Office starting on March 1^st.
• Completed applications are to be returned to the Superintendent's Office in person and include all required documents listed below.
• No applications will be accepted via the U.S. Postal Service or by fax.
• No applications will be accepted if missing required documents.

No applications will be accepted after May 17, 2024.

Kindergarten students must be 5 years old on or before August 1, 2024.

Submit copies of the following documents with your application:

1. Birth Certificate
2. Social Security Card
3. Immunization Records
4. Current Proof of Residency (see Acceptable Forms for Proof of Residency)
   1. If accepted for open enrollment, another current proof of residency will need to be submitted at the time of registration.
5. School Records (high school transcript, interim/report card, state test scores)
6. Custody or Guardianship Papers (if applicable)
7. IEP/ETR (if applicable)

You will be notified by mail of acceptance or denial by June 30, 2024.

The Ohio Department of Education has released the 2023 school report cards, reflecting academic performance for the 2022-2023 school year.  When you access LaBrae's district report card, or the report card of one of our buildings, you will notice that we receive star ratings in categories labeled Achievement, Progress, Gap Closing, Graduation Rate, Early Literacy, and College/Career Readiness.

Many successes are evident in LaBrae's 2023 report card, and our performance in many areas continues to rank competitively in comparison to other Trumbull County schools and similar districts across the state of Ohio.  While LaBrae is proud of the many positives on the report card, it also acknowledges those categories on the report card that represent opportunities for improvement.  Our challenge continues to be maintaining areas of academic excellence while diligently addressing those improvement opportunities.  Furthermore, while LaBrae is proud of its success on Ohio's report card, the report card is not our only measure of success.  There are numerous examples of excellence and commitment to students throughout our District, that when coupled with our achievement, serve as evidence of the good being done for our students and families.  In essence, LaBrae works hard everyday to create a learning environment that is safe, nurturing, and educates the whole child.  All of our successes are a testament to the hard work of our students and staff, and are achieved with the help of a strong and supportive community. Our staff is honored to serve this community and this is a report card of which the entire LaBrae educational community can be proud.   Should you have questions regarding LaBrae's report card, please contact the Office of the Superintendent at 330.898.1393.

Lastly, the report card link below will direct you to the Ohio Department of Education's website and provide excellent interactivity, allowing the viewer access to greater detail in each component accessible through embedded hyperlinks.

LaBrae Local Schools' 2023 Ohio Report Card

The Trumbull Soil and Water Conservation District held its 2016 Junior Envirothon competition.  A group of students from LaBrae Middle School, advised by teacher Mr. Cory Hinzman, won the competition.  Team members include Brycen Klotzbach, Anna MacKenzie, Breeanna Bucci, Cierra Burchett and Cole Faler.

The Envirothon is designed to stimulate, reinforce and enhance interest in the environment and natural resources among high school students. The Envirothon tests students' knowledge of soils, forestry, wildlife, aquatic ecology and current environmental issues. In addition, the Envirothon encourages cooperative decision-making and team building. While each student on an Envirothon team is challenged to contribute his or her personal best, the score that counts at the end of an Envirothon is the team score. It is sponsored by the Ohio Federation of Soil and Water Conservation Districts (OFSWCD) in cooperation with the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR). Natural resource and environmental specialists from many agencies, organizations, colleges, universities, park districts and businesses devise the Envirothon questions and staff the various test stations.

In May, both LaBrae teams, A and B, won the Envirothon Region 2 competition earning the opportunity to compete at the state level.  On June 9^th the LaBrae Team A made up of Maddie Cope, Caleb Hineman, Joey Jaros, Alexus Nubani and Tessa Smith placed 1st in the State of Ohio at the State Envirothon Competition at Mohican State Park.  Winning the State Championship qualifies LaBrae Team A for the national competition in Springfield, Missouri.  LaBrae's A Team will be competing July 27^th- August 2^nd at the National Conservation Foundation - Envirothon Competition.

Also qualifying for the state competition was LaBrae Team B made up of Casey Dean, Emily Engler, Donald Fenstermaker, Allison Middleton and Alexis Wilson, which placed 12th in the state. LaBrae High School science teacher Mr. Craig Klotzbach serves as the advisor to our Envirothon teams. Congratulations to both teams on perpetuating the legacy of LaBrae's strong performances at the Envirothon competitions.  Moreover, LaBrae Local Schools congratulates Team A and Mr. Klotzbach for bringing home their first Envirothon state championship!