Forensics class to join Ohio leagues in 1995-96
Tidbits describe preparations for a 1995-96 forensics class and team in Avon, aiming to join the Ohio High School Speech League Cleveland district. Avon High plans to compete in the Ohio Mack Trial this year. The Introduction to Law class has two teams. Reading Buddies program pairs Judy Hrabak’s first graders with Ruth Huil and Kimberly Kmac’s fourth graders who select stories and create illustrated tales. A Spanish Color and Number Pop-up Book project is also noted.
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Cleveland
Avon High
Kimberly Kmac
Judy Hrabak
Kimberly Ernac
Franklin Elementary and Elyria Youth as Resources Grants
Franklin Elementary sponsors school and community projects funded by grants. Janice Freeman plans instructional materials for developmentally handicapped students in grades two and three in the extended day kindergarten. Karen Jayne’s kindergarten will assemble personal care packages for residents at United Methodist Home Hospital wing. Mrs Light’s second graders will create projects to reach Palm Crest Nursing Home residents. Jani Tomlin’s kindergarten classes will make baskets for residents of a local senior apartment complex. Miss Tomlin and Andrea Love will assemble Personal Paks for the homeless at The Haven in Lorain.
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Youth As Resources
Janice Freeman
Karen Jayne
United Methodist Home Hospital
Mrs. Light
Palm Crest Nursing Home
Jani Tomlin
Miss Tomlin
Andrea Love
Haven
Lorain
Random Acts of Kindness Week at Keystone High
Keystone High School LaGrange proclaims a RAK week for February 12. Teen Institute designs a showcase and RAK cards to spread kindness. Visits and flowers planned for EMH Regional Medical Center. Home game Feb 17 offers health slogan keychains.
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Keystone High
Teen Institute
Emh Regional Medical Center
Chevy Lambdin
Lake Ridge Academy eighth grade study of Native Americans
Seventh grade program at Lake Ridge Academy North Ridgeville explores Native American life today and in history. Students practice ceremonial aspects, create objects, build a teepee, write skits, watch videos, and simulate daily life to gain understanding. They learn American Indians are a contributing part of U.S. culture.
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America
Susan McGee
Liberty Elementary Storytelling Program Expands to Sixth Grade
Liberty Elementary in North Ridgeville extends its Storytelling Company to Field Sweet School sixth graders. The 60 students learn a story, retell it in their own words and give up recess one day weekly or one hour after school. They present to classes and have visits planned for nursing homes and the Senior Center. Cheryl Yaniga, Library.
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Liberty Elementary
North Ridgeville
Liberty
Sweet
Cheryl Yaniga
Four Lorain JVS students to attend Presidential Classroom
Lorain County JVS selects five students for the Presidential Classroom in Washington DC in February. Rebekah Litteral and Kenneth Moye from Computers and Accounting, Trevor Raboid and Tony Baland, from Industrial Electronics, and Rhonda VanHoose from Legal/Medical Secretary will join programs offering firsthand political process experience.
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JVS
Washington, D.C
Rebekah Litteral
Kenneth Moye
Trevor Raboid
Tony Balawender
Rhonda VanHoose
America
Oberlin College students join JVS projects for Habitat house
Oberlin College students partner with Lorain County JVS to train in heating and air, electricity, masonry, carpentry, and drafting and apply skills to build a Habitat for Humanity house. JVS teachers assist the service project. Tri-M forms a new chapter at Midview under Mark Skladan, honoring arts in education.
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Oberlin College
Lorain County
JVS
Habitat For Humanity
Lester Henderson
Tri-M
International Music Honor Society
Midview
Mark Skladan
St Mary Elyria second graders star in community video
St Mary School second grade class led by Judy Wooley created and starred in a video about their community then sent it to a pen pal class in Arizona to compare life there with Elyria. January activities included choir for Catholic Schools Week, a dinosaur unit, Mayan tech study, and a bird feeder project with Cornell Lab of Ornithology through Project Feeder Watch.
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Open Door Christian High School
Siuue van Wligeludi
Slugoul Uuuy preowuEy
Dent Council
Jack Tanguay
St Mary School
Judy Wooley
Arizona
Elyria
James Ols
Bones
Prodigy
Patricia Sas
Cornell Lab of
French Creek Nature Center
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Avon
Ruth Huil
Copopa
Columbia Station
Franklin Elementary
Keystone High School
LaGrange
Lake Ridge Academy
Bonne
St-Mary Jenriear
the Chronicle
Midview Idign School
Gravion
Murray Ridge
Murray Ridge School
Open Door Christian School
St. Jude, Elyria
Moary T. Jureak
St. Mary, Elyria
St. Vincent de Paul, Elyria
St. Vincent de Paul School
Margaret Malenich
St. Vincent de Paul
Whittier Middle School
Lois Treboniak
Merk Jaworski
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