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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 2004
Page
15
Avon Middle School promoted literacy during Read Around the World Week February 2 through February 6. Multicultural reading activities spanned the curriculum with continent themed displays and student projects. A highlight was a visit from author Don Gallo who spoke about his books and editing. Karen Huddle, Librarian.
Traute Reimer, a 28 year veteran at Elyria’s Northwood Junior High, is celebrated for hands on teaching and her impact on the courtyard outdoor classroom. She coordinates field trips and community activities while guiding students in projects from cooking lessons to pet care.
Eighth grade students at Columbia Middle School created colorful valentines for hospitalized veterans. They wrote heartfelt messages recognizing courage and dedication to the country, decorated the cards, and teachers delivered them to the Veteran Administration Hospital in Brecksville.
A Keystone High School event in LaGrange Ohio runs until 4:00 pm featuring a craft fair with door prizes and space for vendors. The card notes Keystone High School at 440-355 as a contact or location cue.
The report notes a second place finish with medals awarded and announces the upcoming Power of the Pen event set for Saturday March 13 at Perkins Middle School in Sandusky. Officials wish success to all talented writers.
Lorain County JVS students across senior programs organize literacy drives and gain accolades in culinary arts and marketing. Timothy Michitsch earns Chef of the Year 2004 honors from the American Culinary Federation Akron Canton Chapter for leadership and mentoring of numerous student teams. Lorain students excel in DECA district events at LCCC with top placements and state qualification. Britt Lee, a JVS student, is noted as a big winner in the report.
Lear North Elementary at 9580 Lear Nagle Road North Ridgeville Ohio received a 50000 dollar Access Grant joint with Liberty Elementary to improve access for diverse learners. The funds will support personnel software for students and parent outreach.
Tina Salyer coordinated the Buckeye event for a year and announced a second place in the third place division for a chili cook-off. The trophy, praised for its secret ingredient, is kept at TVS.
McCormick Middle School students from Mrs Oppermans sth grade class drew clipper ships painted water and created sun catchers and snowmen. Fifth graders produced car creature collages and winter scenes then dye banners with Chinese Japanese or tropical motifs. Sixth graders designed dream houses with floor plans 3-D views and cut out furniture. Fourth grade studied cultural heritage of Ohio families and traditions. In January 9 specialist Russ Ashbaugh spoke about life in Iraq showing photos and gear to Mrs Berarduccis 5th grade class.
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