GRAHAM LOCAL SCHOOLS

A group of Mr. Fuller's students recently had the opportunity to visit Honeywell Aerospace for a behind-the-scenes look at the world of aerospace manufacturing!

During their visit, students heard from supervisors across the operations and engineering teams, learned about the products made at the facility, and explored the many career opportunities available in the aerospace industry.

Students also enjoyed small-group tours of the facility, getting a firsthand look at logistics, fabrication, assembly, and manufacturing engineering. The visit wrapped up with lunch and an opportunity to ask questions and learn more about careers in the field.

We are grateful to Honeywell Aerospace for welcoming our students and providing such a valuable hands-on learning experience!

Can't make it to Dallas Stadium tonight? You can watch the Falcons live!

Peak of Ohio is livestreaming tonight's OHSAA Division V, Region 20 Regional Semifinal:

No. 4 Waynesville Spartans at No. 1 Graham Falcons
Friday, November 13, 2026 – Kickoff 7:00 PM

Watch live here: https://peakofohiotv.com/events/rmQDRkj5CG

Coming to the game? A few reminders:

Gates open at 5:30 PM.
Tickets are $12 adults / $5 students at www.ohsaa.org/tickets.
The gate is CASH ONLY. To pay by card, buy online before you come.
Graham season passes and CBC passes are not valid for OHSAA playoff games.
Concessions accept cash, credit, and debit cards.
Wear Black & White, and let's fill Dallas Stadium!

Presale tickets for tonight's Playoff Game can be purchased through thhis link. https://events.hometownticketing.com/boxoffice/ohsaa/L2VtYmVkL2V2ZW50LzQ0MTM3

Cash and presale tickets will be accepted at the gate.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Statement from the Graham Local Board of Education

Regarding Proposed Electrical Transmission Lines At our most recent meeting, the Graham Local Board of Education formally voted to oppose the proposed electrical transmission lines impacting our district and surrounding communities.

The Graham Local Board of Education stands united with our community in opposition to these proposed transmission lines. As elected representatives, we have a responsibility to advocate for the best interests of our students, families, and the communities we serve. We share the concerns expressed by residents regarding the potential long-term impacts of these transmission lines on property values, agricultural land, and the rural character of our community.

Our district is rooted in a proud agricultural heritage, strong community relationships, and generations of families who have invested in making this area their home. The potential loss of productive farmland, concerns about declining property values, and permanent changes to our rural landscape deserve serious consideration

. As a Board of Education, we must also consider the potential long-term financial implications for our school district. Changes in property values and the local tax base could have lasting consequences for the financial stability of our schools and the resources available to support future generations of students. Protecting the long-term interests of our district and the taxpayers who support it remains a priority.

We recognize the importance of reliable energy infrastructure and responsible economic development. However, we believe progress must be balanced with the interests of the communities most directly affected. Decisions of this magnitude require transparency, meaningful community engagement, and careful consideration of the lasting impacts on local residents and future generations.

The Graham Local Board of Education stands with our residents in opposition to the proposed transmission lines and supports their efforts to protect the land, property, and community they call home.

Our commitment extends beyond the classroom. We have a responsibility to advocate for the future of our students and the community they will one day inherit.

Graham Local Board of Education