Leo Community Service Club Plans Student Service Projects
The Leo Community Service Club with middle school students organized leaf raking in early November and a food drive with the Avon Lions Club. In December members will collect toys books and school supplies for the Lorain County Homeless Shelter to support the district asset caring. Heidi Rom advisor
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Leo Community Service Club
Avon Lions’ Club
Leo Club
Lorain County
Heidi Rom
Renee’ Ridge School Spotlight on Renee Oppenheimer
Renee Oppenheimer, praised by supervisor Debbie Miller, leads weekly field trips that align with lessons to build life skills and social savvy. A Ranney Scholarship recipient, she graduated Case Western Reserve University and mentors teachers through Berea involvement with her husband Bruce and two daughters.
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Renee
Debbie Miller
Ranney
Oppenhiemer
Case Western Reserve University
Oppenheimer
Bruce
Rachel
Devon
Berea
School Of The Month at Oberlin JVS ISO 9001 site
The Lorain County Joint Vocational School in Oberlin Ohio built in 1971 serves about 4000 students annually with 1055 on site and 350 at satellite programs. Principal Jo Ann Kuebbeler leads an institution noted for an ISO 9001 designation and strong college prep, articulation with colleges, industry certifications, and a busy Adult Career Center serving over four thousand adults.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Jo Ann Kuebbeler
Peggy Michener
Ean Sam Battle
Jim Piperry
Lois Hilaman
Sandy Yovanovich
JVS
Pee
Lorain County
CornerStone Academy November Activities Summary
CornerStone Academy carried out a November program including a food drive and Operation Christmas Child shoeboxes. A Thanksgiving patriotic pageant and stone soup lunch were presented. Activities featured a fireman and mapmaker guest talks. Grades 4-7 completed Canadian notebooks led by Mrs Loos with pancakes and maple syrup. Bible classes memorized verses from Kn and Psalms focusing on love joy and gentleness.
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CornerStone
Samaritan
Loos
Fourth to sixth graders at School aim to succeed
This item notes interventions used to improve proficiency test scores at the school. It mentions programs in place to boost student performance and urges action to support education efforts.
Grafton Primary Leads Orange Fridays for Browns
Grafton Primary students promote Orange Fridays to cheer the Browns with song making, a family art contest, and a classroom deco rating contest. The effort aims to boost team spirit and spur victory.
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Grafton Primary
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Lorain JVS Hosts Blood Drive and Preschool Election
Lorain County JVS students aided the Lorain County Life Share Blood Bank in a successful drive, with Diversified Health Occupations and phlebotomists handling registration and labeling. The preschool held a November mock election for candidates Oreo, Chocolate Chip, Nutter Butter, and Sugar Cookie, interviewing voters and learning about voting.
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JVS
Lorain County Life Share
Oreo
Lisa Robson
Tina Salyer
McCormick Elem Field Trips and Fundraising Plans
Four grade levels and two classes engage in learning experiences at local and national sites including Lorain County Fairgrounds Wallops Island Ford Museum Greenfield Village and Dearborn Michigan. Activities include Food for America field trips choir performances Veterans Day breakfast and a November candy sale to fund trips.
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Lorain County Fairgrounds
America
Wallops Island
Wellington
Wl.n.g.s
Lorain County Gifted Consortium
Ford Museum
Greenfield Village
Dearborn
Michigan
Jr. High
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Avon Middle
Ena
Lorain County Joint Vocational High School and Adult Career Center
CornerStone Academy
Grafton
McCormick Elem
Youth 4
First United Methodist Church
Northwood Junior High
Bill Grace
Pat Liembac
Mark McGuire
Northwood
Thomas Jama
Sheryl Boyd
St. Mary Academy
Leukemia Society
Michael
Emily Sparks
Karen Szlempa
Nie
Elyria
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