The Kindness Empowers You (KEY) program was created by junior, Chelsea Taylor, during her sophomore year. This school year the KEY Program has blossomed. Chelsea’s current focus for the program is in the high school end of the building, however she has ambitions to bring it to the elementary end starting next year. The focus of the KEY Program is to inspire students to be kind and welcoming towards one another. The KEY Program organizes various projects throughout the school year to subtly influence students to be instinctively and unconditionally kind. In the future Chelsea hopes to expand the program’s influence not only in the school but in the community. Her goal is to create a chain of kindness that will greatly impact the attitude of our community.

The purpose for creating a tee shirt fundraiser is to raise money to fund various projects of the KEY program such as Mix-It-Up day, Thank-You Post it's, Color away Stress, and much more. Chelsea choose to create tee shirts for a fundraiser to expose the unity that kindness can bring. Kindness connects people in a way that hate cannot. She can't wait to see everyone wearing the KEY shirt, united and supporting her passion to spread Kindness unconditionally, universally, and continuously.

Click here for order form.  Orders due by April 27^th.   You may choose to mail your form and payment to:  Crestview High School, 531 East Tully St., Convoy, Ohio 45832 

Congratulations to A. Bowen who was named the Van Wert Elks Student of the month for March.

The Crestview Jr/Sr Prom, sponsored by the Class of 2019, will be held Saturday, April 21st from 8-11p.m. at Willow Bend Country Club. Dinner will be served at 7p.m. for RSVP’d guests. This year’s theme is “Hollywood Knights”. Open house for viewing Willow Bend will be from 1-2p.m. with Promenade in the high school auditeria from 6:15-6:45p.m. for those attending dinner and from 7:15-7:45p.m. for those dining elsewhere.  The public is invited to attend promenade with the auditeria doors opening at 6p.m. After Prom is being held at Olympic Lanes Bowling Alley from 11:30-2a.m. and is sponsored by Crestview and the Van Wert Optimist Club. Students are asked to arrive to After Prom no later than 11:45p.m.

The Crestview Boys’ Basketball and Basketball Cheerleading programs concluded their season with boys’ basketball head coach Jeremy Best, along with his coaching staff, and cheerleading coach Tori Metzger recognizing their teams’ accomplishments throughout their season that ended with a Regional Runner-Up trophy and 23-4 record.

Basketball Scholar Athletes include: (l to r) Row 1: Jace Vining, Derick Dealey, Wade Sheets, Kalen Etzler, Grant Schlagbaum. Row 2: Trevor Gibson, Derek Stout, Javin Etzler, and Drew Kline. Not pictured: Brett Schumm.

Cheer Scholar Athletes include: (l to r) – Alexandra Sefanek, Savannah Smith, Rosie Bogle, Chloee Case, Chelsea Taylor, Lauren Brecht, Emma Leary, and Krysden Sloan.

Basketball Special Awards: (l to r)  Row 1: Derick Dealey (70% Free Throw Club), Jace Vining ( 70% Free Throw Club), Drew Kline (2^nd Team NWC, Most Assists, Hustle Award). Row 2: Derek Stout (1^st Team NWC, 2^nd Team District 8, Free Throw % Award, Defensive Award) and Javin Etzler (NWC Player of the Year, District 8 Player of the Year, 2^nd Team All State, Most Rebounds Award, 70% Free Throw Club, Offensive Award).

Cheer Special Awards: (l to r) – Savannah Smith (Most Spirited), Lauren Brecht (Most Valuable Cheerleader), and Emma Leary (Most Valuable Cheerleader).

The fourth round of Crestview High School RMA Award recipients were recently by principal Mike Biro and Greg Kulwicki of the Convoy Community Foundation. The Foundation, in conjunction with Crestview High School, has established the “Crestview High School RMA Award” this school year. The recipients included: freshmen S. Kline and sophomore foreign exchange student A. Balimbingan. Students are nominated for the award by fellow classmates, faculty, staff, and administration for exhibiting strong character, leadership, service and school pride — all vital pieces of the Right Mental Attitude (RMA).
The Foundation, led by president Greg Kulwicki, funds the purchase of t-shirts for the recipients along with gifts from the following Convoy community merchants: Knight Pizza, D’s on Main, Pizza Hut, Shear Magic, the Sophisticut, the Secret Garden, and Convoy Tastee Freeze, along with individual donors. Parents of the winners receive dinner from Gibson’s Barnyard BBQ in Convoy.
RMA Awards are presented weekly and are recognized in small groups throughout the year.