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Stewart’s sweet food service ladies do more than serve meals — they serve smiles, kindness, and daily doses of cheer 💛 With warm greetings and caring hearts, Debbie and Jill make our cafeteria feel like home. We are so grateful for the joy they share each and every day! 🍎✨

Science at Stewart! Micah from the Cincinnati Observatory came to teach Ms. Young’s class about comets and meteors. Students made a comet in class and touched a real meteorite from space! It’s surprisingly heavy and dense!

🚧 Sharon Road will be closed at the Railroad Crossing Wednesday, 2/11 - Fridy, 2/13 for track repairs by Norfolk Southern. Please follow posted detours.

Stewart is full of love ❤️ Ms. Slavey’s class write heart-felt notes to celebrate Valentine’s Day!

Congratulations to Stewart’s Leaders of the Month for January! These students were selected for “Seeking First to Understand, Then to Be Understood!”

Students at Stewart represented their country in celebration of the Winter Olympics!

Congratulations to Stewart’s Viking Ticket Winners! These students were “Synergizing!”

Kindergarten at Stewart went way back in time to celebrate the 100th Day of School! Our students dressed up as 100-year-olds with glasses, gray hair, canes, and lots of character. 👓From counting to 100 to showing off their “old-school” style, it was a day full of laughs, learning, and fun. We are 100% sure these kindergarteners are getting smarter every day! 💯✨

For National School Counselors Week, Stewart would like to recognize Mrs. Parks. She amplifies student success by always listening with care, encouraging confidence, and helping every student feel seen, supported, and capable of reaching their goals. Thank you for all that you do for Stewart students!

💯 From tech-based 100-day activities to counting sweet treats and tackling intricate escape rooms, Stewart students in grades 1–5 had an unforgettable 100th day of school!

The halls and classrooms were filled with warm ☀️smiles 😎 at Stewart Elementary as students returned to school today!

The Peggy Brenner  Memorial Scholarship Stewart PTSO Essay Contest              Essay Question:  In memory of Mrs. Peggy Brenner, art teacher, who inspired young minds with kindness, passion, and a love for learning.  How do you hope to carry her legacy forward in your own life—whether through your career, community involvement, or personal values? Scholarship Amount:  $500.00 Requirements:   *The Princeton High School senior needs to have attended Stewart Elementary for 3 years or more. *Please include in your essay, your first and last name and the best way to contact you -phone number and/or e-mail address. *There is not a requirement on the length of the essay. Essay deadline:  *Due on or before Friday, March 20th. See Mrs. Evans in the guidance office or contact Mrs. Engel for questions. dengel@vikingmail.org

Congratulations to Stewart’s Viking Ticket Winners! These students were “Seeking First to Understand, Then to Be Understood!”

Mrs. Moreland’s class at Stewart shows off their love for books! ❤️📚 The kindergarten students take turns reading out loud to the class and to each other, featuring their new reading skills!

Congratulations to the Leader in Me Trivia Winners at Stewart! K-2 students needed to define what Win-Win means to them. 3-5 students had to problem-solve a Win-Win situation for sharing the last swing at recess. Great job!

Congratulations to Stewart’s Viking Ticket Winners! These students were “Seeking First to Understand, Then to Be Understood!”

Congratulations to Stewart’s December Leaders of the Month! These students were thinking “Win-Win!”

Stewart students having a musically 🎶 great time! First graders in Mrs. Engel’s class exploring high, middle, and low pitches while singing Snowman Joe!

5th grade Scientists in Ms. Young’s class at Stewart have been learning about the absorption and reflection of sound. Yesterday they learned this concept through echoes and today with an experiment of different types of media, or materials for sound absorption.

Princeton City Schools has received Board approval for an agreement with the Board of County Commissioners of Hamilton County to auction surplus district property that is no longer needed for school operations.

The online auction opens Thursday, January 15, 2026, and will feature old and outdated Princeton property.

The auction will go live on 1/15/2026.

Visit www.hamiltoncountyohioauction.com and use the link on the left side of the page to view available auction items once the site opens.