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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 2000
Page
17
Durling Elementary in Clearview, built 1953 under Superintendent William Durling, serves 4th through 6th grade after a 1983 realignment. A levy passage would fund a major expansion altering the building to house grades five through eight with repurposed gym space for middle and upper grade activities.
Avon schools announced a Martha Holden Jennings Foundation grant funding two teachers in the Special Education and Reading programs at Avon East Elementary to train in the Wilson Reading System. Keystone High School student Ryan Mick will join MADD’s National Youth Summit to prevent underage drinking, and students at McCormick Middle School and St Mary Academy report playground upgrades, library incentive programs, and an archaeological dig at Independence, Ohio with the Cleveland Museum of Natural History.
First Baptist Christian School in Elyria held a ten mile Walk-A-Thon on October 13 2000 inviting staff students and families to raise funds for school projects. The event is described as a fun involvement for education for eternity. Other activities include Pennies for Patients and a sixth grade food drive to Catholic Charities.
Mary Firis, eighth grade language arts teacher at Midview Middle School, is named October Teacher of the Month. She joined the district in 1989 after teaching at East Carlisle Elementary and previously at Garfield Heights and Ravenna schools, earning degrees from Kent State University and doing graduate work at Ashland. She serves as eighth grade adviser and cheerleading adviser and participates in district committees. She and husband Jim have four daughters and live in Grafton.
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