Avon Middle School honors Robert Nieding educator and innovator
Teal praises Robert Nieding for making math engaging and fun. Colleagues call him a dynamic leader and technology innovator who spends extra hours guiding youth programs and tutoring after school. Nieding, a Summa Cum Laude graduate, joined Avon Middle in 2001 and aims for two masters by 2006. He lives in Grafton with Judith and daughters Taylor and Amanda.
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Nieding
Jon
Stefani Simkovich
Bittany Lopez
Tom Beganyi
Avon Middle
Ben Cable
Robert Nieding
Lorain County Community College
Ashland University
Distinguished Service Award for Donna Birkby at School
Donna Birkby received the Distinguished Service Award for outstanding teaching and dedication. The piece highlights her impact in business education and notes accolades she has earned over the years. It also mentions Big Brothers Big Sisters Lorain County mentoring efforts and a teen volunteer reflecting on the school year.
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Donna Birkby
Binkley
Bell ring for bicentennial youth pledge celebration
Students rally to honor a community bicentennial event with a wall pledge. Staff, teachers, and families join in Open House activities in the cafeteria. Carol Stomeroski serves as Student Council Advisor. Funds raised support student programs and local youth initiatives.
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Carol Stomeroski
Keystone seniors join Lorain County Teacher Education Exploration
Three Keystone High School seniors Robyn Andersen Rachel Bucholz and Amanda Terry have been selected for the Teacher Education Exploration program in Lorain County. They will attend West Carlisle Elementary School during part of their day and earn three high school credits plus three from Lorain County Community College while interning with a classroom teacher. They also participate in a weekly seminar at LCCC along with other TEE participants.
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Lorain County
West Carlisle
Lorain County Community College
LCCC
Keystone
Robyn Andersen
Rachel Bucholz
Amanda Terry
Lorain County JVS honors interns and employers at TVS event
One hundred eleven Lorain County JVS students and their employers were recognized for their participation in the TVS Summer Youth Internship Program on October 2 at TVS. Each student received a Certificate of Accomplishment from State Representative Joseph Koziura and the Ohio House of Representatives. The Buckeye Room opens to the public on October 7 and 8, with baking to follow.
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Lorain County
JVS
TVS
Joseph Koziura
Ohio House of Representatives
Buckeye
Pastry Café to Open October 8 and 9
The Buckeye Room, a full service student staffed restaurant from the Culinary Academy led by Chef Tim Michitsch, announces lunch service Tuesday through Thursday from 10 15 am to 12 30 pm. Reservations can be made by calling the IVS telephone operator.
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Tim Michitsch
Fae
Oberlin High Art Students Paint Cabinets in Service Learning
Oberlin High School art classes numbering 65 students in Art 2 3 and 4 undertake a service project. Art 3 and 4 students paint the foods lab cabinets for Mrs Donna Shurr with fruit and vegetable motifs. The colorful cabinets brighten the lab and showcase strong student effort.
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Loma Kretchmar
Oberlin High School
Donna Shurr
St. Mary Academy Drama Classes Expand Monthly
St Mary Academy fifth and sixth graders explore drama and theater each month taught by Mrs Nan Mahony, a drama teacher at Lorain Catholic. Students hear about all aspects of drama and theater through monthly sessions led by Mahony and her students.
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Nan Mahony
Lorain Catholic
Our St. Mary
McKinley Elementary School Initiative Expands Learning
Elyria's McKinley Elementary on East River Street advances a 2003 project to apply Universal Design for Learning. The effort uses varied tools and technology to develop differentiated instruction for students with diverse needs.
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McKinley
Elyria
Sity
Learniies
Reading program notes at St Mary Academy or Loram Catholic
Karen Szlempa-Myers describes an hour and a half event with a May performance. Students have started the Book It program across grades, earning a personal pizza coupon for reading minutes or books. Sixth graders read 30 minutes weekly and write a paragraph in a reading journal with a character liked or disliked, needing a parent signature.
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St. Mary Academy
Loram Catholic
Wellington High Duke Marching Band Qualifies for State
The Wellington Duke Marching Band earned first place and state qualifying scores at Sandusky Perkins on October 11 and again at Brunswick the next Saturday. They won best percussion unit and best auxiliary unit, with a score of 1 at Sandusky. They will perform their Jackson Five show at the state competition in Dayton.
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Wellington Duke
Dukes
Sandusky Perkins
Brunswick
Marching Dukes
Dayton
Spotlight Promotion for Chronicle Telegram Website
An invitation to send school information via the Chronicle Telegram website. Readers are directed to www.chronicletelegram.com, click NE, then Spotlight for submission. The item highlights an online submission channel and encourages community contributions.
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Chronicletelegram.com
Spotlight
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