Karen Dill Receives Keystone Middle School Teaching Award
Karen Dill, a gifted and talented major who studied at College States University and Ashland University, is celebrated as an outstanding teacher at Keystone Middle School. Principal and students praise her dedication, engaging lessons, and positive classroom environment. Dill lives in LaGrange with husband Clay and children Kyle Corey and Kara.
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Powers Elementary School Improves With Gold Award Level
Powers Elementary School at 401 Washington Street lists 24 classroom teachers and special ed staff. The district notes CORE use, future authors program, tobacco prevention efforts, and arts visits. North Ridgeville High earned Silver in 2001 02 and Gold in 2002 03, placing in the top thirteen percent of applications.
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What's New At Your School Honors Student Visits Museum Program
An Avon Middle School eighth grader attended a Museum of Natural History program called Five Kingdoms. Students classified organisms, examined petrified wood and fossils, watched desmids via video microscopy, and explored kitchen microbiology. They learned how bacteria molds and yeast enable foods like yogurt cheese and sourdough.
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Avon Middle School
Bob Bartolona
Museum of Natural History
Sembek
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Big Brothers
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Big Brothers Big
Meni School
SCCC
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Graham Teachers Lead Canned Food Drive Rivalry
Eastern Heights Jr High and Northwood Student Councils teamed to sponsor a one week canned food drive in November. Students staff and administrators competed to collect 4687 cans to aid those in need. Corot Stomierosii, Teacher.
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Fastern Heights
Northwood
Corot Stomierosii
Habitat for Humanity builds homes in area with volunteers
EHOVE Carpentry and Electricity students partner with Firelands Habitat For Humanity to build three homes in Norwalk this year while the affiliate plans ten additional homes in Erie and Huron counties. Homes are simple and sold at no interest to qualifying families who must fulfill sweat equity hours.
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Firelands Habitat For Humanity
Norwalk
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McCormick Middle School Starts Big Brother Big Sister Program
McCormick Middle School introduces a Big Brother Big Sister program for sixth graders to apply and pair with a fourth or fifth grader. Eighth graders give up study time to mentor a younger student, with training and guidelines provided. Thirty eighth graders participate, with seniors organizing breakfast for all veterans and their guests as the choir performs.
North Ridgeville High students aid event food and parking
North Ridgeville High School students helped with parking, food service, and welcoming duties for an event. Food was supplied by the Wellington Endowment Fund and prepared by McCormick cafeteria staff. The Buckeye Best Healthy School Awards recognize schools with strong healthy policies, ranking Gold Silver or Bronze.
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Wellington Endowment Fund
McCormick
Buckeye
Ohio Department of Health
American Cancer Society - Ohio
Dream Home near completion in Lorain County schools project
Karen Szlempa-Myers and SVS students advance the Energy Star Dream Home a public viewing project in southern Lorain County. The home is a partnership among Lorain County JVS BIA Lorain County Chamber and Solid Waste District showcasing energy efficiency and geothermal design.
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