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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 2001
Page
10
Troy School opened in 1970 as a junior high and closed in 1982 for community use. It was renovated in 1995 and reopened as a grade 5-6 intermediate school with an integrated curriculum and project based assessments led by Principal Mary O'Dee.
Troy School joined the Coalition of Essential Schools in 1998 to guide its curriculum and assessment focusing on deep learning. The district emphasizes inclusion, gifted programs, and a range of activities including intramurals, chess, choir, and Student Council with strong PTA support and a new playground.
Avon East Student Council of 20 members organized a food and clothing drive and a pep tab drive since November. They produced a bi monthly newspaper News From The Nest and a weekly Eagle Update newscast featuring four officers. They also ran a successful Reindeer Message fundraiser to support an on site habitat. Local businesses supported a senior mock interview program to aid job applications and interview skills.
Keystone Middle School eighth grade students connected Legos to computers to control models with motors lamps sound and sensors. They built a temperature driven fan and attempted a vending machine wheelchair and robotic arm showing problem solving to diagnose issues. Oakwood Elementary honored January 8 9 and 10 with CAVS Team UP Positive Students and DARE graduation events.
Oakwood Elementary first graders joined a K-2 literacy project blending Language Arts and Math with Science Health and Social Studies. Using A Snowy Day by Ezra Keats, they explored snow with the senses and conducted outdoor observations before creating winter cones as a culminating activity.
The Hummingbirds from Barr and Forrestlawn Elementary schools performed Christmas favorites for Harborside Nursing Home residents in Westlake Ohio on December 12 2000. The cheerful program drew smiles from both residents and students.
Avon Middle School eighth graders toured Elyria Memorial Hospital and The Chronicle-Telegram building in Elyria. They visited the Catherization Lab and viewed real surgery footage illustrating the catheterization steps and then explored CT operations including editing, storage, and printing technologies.
Avon Village Elementary School launches the NOVA program serving kindergarten to second grade gifted learners. The resource room design challenges capable students through theme based curriculum, enriched activities, and higher thinking within the regular curriculum.
Jacob Townsend Kindergarten Aaron Sayre First grade June Stephens Second grade Devin Betts Third grade Kyle Bradley Fourth grade.
Fifth grade students took part in Colonial Days over two days. On day one five speakers represented colonial life topics. Day two featured a craft session with four chosen projects. Finished works lined the fifth grade hall as teachers and helpers contributed to the rich experience.
The Midview Air Force Junior ROTC program completed its annual drive with cadets collecting food door to door across the district. East Carlisle Grafton and Brush elementary schools also reported record can and nonperishable item totals. About thirty-five needy families received four to five boxes of food plus a ham or turkey funded by student council. Coronel Peter J. Buley, Teacher.
St Peter School congratulates Barry Masin for third place in the Cleveland Right to Life Seventh Grade Ani Division and Jennifer Stursa for winning the School Geography Bee. Jennifer will take a written test to qualify for the State Bee and Barry will receive a $50 Savings Bond during a ceremony on Sunday January 28.
Beth Workman of McCormick Middle School is honored as NIE January Teacher of the Month for leading History Alive a grant funded project to engage social studies students. The eighth grade team and school endowment fund supported her efforts as veterans and students shared breakfast and pledges while the choir performed.
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