District Updates

Canton South HS Theatre Department presents the holiday classic “It's A Wonderful Life-A Live Radio Play (One-Act)” both at Canton South on November 6 and 7 at 7 pm and streamed online on November 14 at 7 pm.  The play's staging is a throwback to the 1940s with actors in a radio studio in front of a live audience. Actors are spaced around the stage, maintaining social distance whenever possible.

The cast includes senior Bobby Freshour as George Bailey, junior Corrine Bowman as Mary Hatch Bailey, sophomore Collin Myers as Clarence the Angel, and junior Jackson Stutler as Mr. Potter. Stefanie Abbott Fatzinger directs the production.

Tickets for the live performance, limited due to capacity restrictions, are on sale for $7 at the Canton Local District office at 600 Faircrest St. SE.

If you would like to watch the Canton South High School's performance of It's A Wonderful Life:  A Live Radio Show (One Act) from the comfort of your own home, please click on this link, create and account, and pre-purchase a ticket for the Saturday, Nov. 14, 2020 performance at 7pm.   Have a viewing party and celebrate one of America's classic stories to get ready for the holidays!

Canton Local needs substitutes! 

• Custodians: If interested, please apply online at: https://cantonlocal.tedk12.com/hire/index.aspx. If you have any questions, please contact Sarah Hochadel or Chris Noll at 330-484-8010.
• Teachers:  Visit the Stark County Educational Service Center website: www.starkcountyesc.org - Click more information

The USDA has extended its Summer Food Service Program through June 30, 2021. This means that breakfast and lunch meals will be available to ALL students grades PreK through 12 each school day at no cost to families. read more

Attending the game? Check out our 2020-2021 spectator policy GO WILDCATS!

Monday, September 14, 2020, officially marked the start of the Canton South Middle School building project!

Construction on the building will begin in the fall of 2020 and be completed in May 2022. Funding for the project comes from public utility taxes that the district has been able to put aside over the past several years and a partnership with the Ohio Schools Facilities Commission.  Download details here