Admiral King High School Deaf Club Hosts Big Brothers Party
Lorain Admiral King High School Deaf Club organized a party for 20 deaf students at Masson School with older students mentoring younger ones. Santa signed gifts, games and stories delighted attendees while 9th grade Mass Media, Dramatic Arts and 11th grade Honors English classes toured Cleveland theatres. Nathen Scheibie earned a spot in The Young Playwrights Workshop at Cleveland Play House amid a competitive applicant pool.
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Admiral King High School
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Deaf Club
Masson School
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State
Palace Theatres
Cleveland
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Brush Elementary students donate to Harvest Life Center program
Brush Elementary students donated art and craft supplies to Harvest Life Center Phoenix program for its art therapy initiative aiding children who have suffered losses. Mr Rick Grahovac spoke about his work. Over 460 fifth and sixth graders joined Hoop Shoot with four winners earning advancement to district and state levels.
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Harvest Life Center
Phoenix
Rick Grahovac
Judy Miller
Brush Elementary
Brush School
Justin Carey
Cole Eichenlaub
Lisa Krasienko
Katie Voit
Elks Hoop School
Elyria High School
Bellevue
Ohio
Patt Fischer
East Carlisle students explore storytelling and reporting
East Carlisle School groups guided by Neva Brandon learn storytelling with over 100 students taking turns at the front of the class. Linda Squires notes how heart drives a story, while Laubacher and Squires foster digital reporting and a student news project. Learwood Middle School earns a beautification grant of 40000 from Seventh Generation for school upgrades.
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East Carlisle School
Neva Brandon
Busche
Krause
Haglund
Squires
Neva
Linda Squires
East Carlisle
Laubacher
Chronicle-Telegram
Johnson
Learwood Middle School
Avon High Names Teachers of the Month
Avon High selects two teachers as Team Teachers of the Month for January and February. The program honors faculty members for outstanding classroom leadership and community involvement.
Avon High School Social Studies duo praised for engaging teaching
Avon High School teachers Dave Bruening and Ken Matuszak team teach Senior Government for grades 9–12. Their mix of styles, interactions with students, and efforts to connect class to national politics, trips to Washington DC, and guest speakers like Sherrod Brown are highlighted as making social studies popular.
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Dave Bruening
Ken Matuszak
Dave
Ken
Avon High School
Matuszak
Mr Bruening
Washington, DC
Sherrod Brown
Avon High
Avon Lake
Abbe
Sarah
Wellington High School History Snapshot
Wellington High School at 629N Main, built 1971, with 522 students and 29 teachers led by Principal Sharon Buccieri. It received a 1994 Venture Capital Grant for staff development and awarded $35,000 in scholarships in 1997. The band earned an Excellent rating at the State Marching Contest, and the Choir earned Superior ratings at District and State levels. The school introduced Discovery Days with themed workshops and field trips, plus contracts guiding student projects.
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Wellington High School
State Department
Columbus
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