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Welcome to Stingley Elementary!
Welcome to Stingley, where “Busy Bees” thrive! Our school community serves nearly 300 students in grades 2-5.
Our School Day
The Stingley Elementary school day is 8 a.m.-2:20 p.m. Doors open at 7:45 a.m. Prepackaged breakfast items will be available from 7:45-8 a.m.
2024-25 Supply Lists
The 2024-25 school year begins on Wednesday, Aug. 14. Make sure you're prepared with all the supplies you'll need!
School of Excellence in Prevention
Stingley achieved the Platinum Level in the Montgomery County ESC’s Schools of Excellence in Prevention Program.
This means that throughout the school year, the school has made significant efforts to plan for and implement prevention programs and strategies to support student mental wellness.
Stingley is No Place for Hate!
Stingley Elementary is designated as a "No Place for Hate School."
Purple Star School
Stingley is designated as a Purple Star school by the Ohio Department of Education for showing a commitment to students and families connected to our nation’s military.
National School of Character
Stingley Elementary is a National School of Character! Our Stingley expectations include being respectful, responsible, good citizens and problem solvers. Stingley student "bees" S.O.A.R. by following our four character expectations:
Showing respect
Outstanding citizens
Always problem solving, and
Responsible students
Supportive student groups
Stingley Elementary offers groups to helps support students, including Junior Hope Squad, which focuses on antibullying, resiliency, and mental wellness, and Girls on the Run, which inspires empowerment by helping girls build confidence, kindness, and decision making skills.
Help our students grow!
Parent and community volunteers help us meet the varying and diverse needs of our students.
News & Events
See the latest news and activities from Stingley Elementary and Centerville City Schools.
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Ms. Settles has been teaching Stingley Elementary students about Black history, the Underground Railroad, and the importance of quilting during that time.