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THANK YOU, NELSD COMMUNITY!
Thank you to our Northeastern Local School District community for voting to renew the 1% earned income tax levy. We are incredibly grateful for your continued commitment to our schools and our students. Your vote allows us to maintain the stable funding needed to provide a strong educational foundation, including support for teachers, staff, classroom resources, and student opportunities.
We want to extend a HUGE thank you to everyone who volunteered their time and energy on the levy campaign. Your passion and dedication played a key role in this outcome.
This vote of confidence means we can keep focusing on what matters most—teaching, learning, and building a strong future for our children. Together, we’ll keep moving forward to build a stronger NELSD.
2025-26 Kindergarten Registration
Is your little one ready for Kindergarten in 2025-26?
PLEASE NOTE: Kindergarten registration is currently ONLY for families who LIVE within the Northeastern Local School District boundaries!
Ready to enroll your resident Kindergartener? Follow these steps! 
- If you do not already have one, create a FinalForms Parent Account at https://northeastspringfield-oh.finalforms.com/.
- Add and save your student's profile.
- Upload required documents: birth certificate, immunization records, custody/court papers (if applicable), and proof of residence. If proof of residence is in another person's name, provide a notarized Affidavit/Proof of District Residence.
If you are applying for Open Enrollment, DO NOT complete Kindergarten registration at this time. 
You will register AFTER receiving your acceptance letter.
To be eligible for NELSD Kindergarten, your child must be 
years old by August 1, 2025, AND reside within our district. 
After registration, we'll contact you to schedule an informal screening in late May! 
Kindergarten families will get more info about KRA testing, start dates, and teachers closer to the school year. 
Spread the word to our NELSD neighbors!
KRES 100 Days Smarter
Our little Cougars dressed up as if they were 100 years old, rocked creative shirts with 100-day sayings, and showed off their 100-item designs—and trust us, the cuteness is off the charts!
Click here to watch and see how our kids celebrated being 100 days smarter!
Cougars and Jets: Together at the Corn Fest!
Two schools, one community!
Our 💛Jet❤️ and little 💛Cougar🤎 enjoying the South Vienna Corn Festival together 🌽
A perfect example of how we're stronger together!
Success in Division: Kenton Ridge 4th Graders Triumph!
Cheers and smiles fill Mrs. Dobyns' class as Kenton Ridge 4th graders celebrate nailing long division! Using the clever DMSCB acronym (Does McDonald's Sell Cheese Burgers?), these young mathematicians conquer the challenges with enthusiasm and teamwork. 🎉📚
Immerse yourself in the linguistic wonders of words with Mrs. Blaker Klay in this week's Classroom Chronicles!
Get ready to be UN-leashed into a realm of UN-common words, UN-limited creativity, and UN-forgettable writing exercises when we pop into Mrs. Blaker Klay's classroom and observe these wordsmiths crafting UN-forgettable paragraphs packed with UN-ique prefixes.
Sax Serenade in the School Lobby
Capturing the magical moment as KR Band's Sax Quintet spreads holiday joy with beautiful tunes, creating a festive atmosphere for elementary students during lunchtime! 🎷🎄
News & Events
Latest News
The Northeastern Local School District (NELSD) is proud to announce the appointment of two new assistant principals for the 2025-2026 school year. Mrs. Alicia Anstine will serve as assistant principal at Kenton Ridge Elementary School (KRES), while Mrs. Alyssa Woolever will join Kenton Ridge Middle School (KRMS) in the same capacity. Both appointments were approved by the NELSD Board of Education at the June Regular Board Meeting held on Thursday, June 26, 2025.
Meet Alyssa Shaffer, a senior at Kenton Ridge High School (KRHS), and this week’s shining student spotlight! Known for her outgoing and supportive nature, Alyssa stands out as a student-athlete and leader who makes a difference both in and out of the classroom.
po5136 - Personal Communication Devices
To support school environments in which students can fully engage with their classmates, their teachers, and instruction, the Board of Education of The Northeastern Local School District has determined the use of cell phones by students during school hours should be limited.