Avon Middle School Students Learn Leaves and Lawns
Avon Middle School eighth graders study poisonous plants and tree features while collecting leaves. A trip to French Creek Nature Center included a hike with a naturalist to observe trees in their habitat. The Avon Educational Endowment Fund awarded 1000 dollars for two initiatives Pass the Positive and Stock Market Challenge to be staged with another local school at Lorain County Community College.
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Avon Middle School
French Creek Nature Center
LaVerne Sembek
Avon Educational Endowment Fund Committee
Lorain County Community College
Sherrell Conrady
Robert Niéding
Lorain County educator Jill Wilhelm praised for special needs dedication
Jill Wilhelm of Lorain County works with Building Trades Academy students with a wide range of disabilities. She personalizes effort by contacting parents, recording reading, and letting students dictate or read aloud. Principal Jo Ann Kuebbeler commends her caring approach, while students praise her accessibility and support. Wilhelm resides in Berlin Heights with husband Bob and two children.
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Wilhelm
Jill
Petitti
Jo Ann Kuebbeler
JVS
Dave Vegas
Jessie Anderson
Berlin Heights
Bob
Ehove Career Center
Nathan
Danielle
Larkmoor Elementary Shines In Lorain Ohio
Larkmoor Elementary School at 1100 Leroy Street Lorain Ohio educates 438 students with 35 teachers led by Principal Kenneth Kos and Secretary Beverly Gonzales. The campus emphasizes improved reading, after school tutoring, and strong PTO support delivering awards and material improvements after years of classroom enhancements.
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Larkmoor
Leroy Street
Lorain
Ohio
Kenneth Kos
Beverly Gonzales
Larkmoor Elementary
Jevéls
Ong
P.T.O
Columbia Middle School Students Create Floats for United We Stand
Seventh and eighth graders and families meet monthly to discuss Spectress from different generations. Students build dioramas of America’s landmarks and dress in red, white, and blue for a school wide drug free event. About 98 students will walk through rooms from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. on November 1 while patriotic music plays.
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Columbia Middle School
S Family
Karen
America
CornerStone Academy January Starts Strong with Themed Days
CornerStone Academy kicks off the year with Patriotic Day on the first Tuesday and weekly enrichment classes each Wednesday. Kindergarten to 7th grade teachers Mrs Reiutz, Mrs Smith, and Mrs Loos enrich and enlighten students with French, etiquette, and game rules lessons as they prepare for the Annual Poetry Recital, with October already shaping up as a busy month led by Dietrich West-Graham.
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CornerStone Academy
Reiutz
Smith
Loos
Dietrich West-Graham
Erie School Pumpkin Decorating Contest and Bake Sale
Erie School hosts a pumpkin decorating contest and bake sale in the gym on Election Day November 5 2002. Students decorate pumpkins and voters donate to vote. the pumpkin with the most donations wins a family night. Proceeds aid the Campus Beautification Project and a new 4 H club. Principal Mrs Ann Lars.
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Erie School
Erie
Ann Lars
Changes of the 1800s highlighted in student research
In Mrs. Hasel's Gifted and Talented class Keystone Middle students researched ten nineteenth century changes each and displayed nearly 200 changes along a classroom “change line” to illustrate rapid societal growth during the era.
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Keystone Wuaale School
Donna L. Hasel
Keystone High School Pie A Teacher food drive again
Keystone High School organized a food drive with National Honor Society and Student Council to aid the LaGrange Lions Club. Students traded nonperishable items for tickets to pie two mystery teachers and five announced educators, culminating in seven teachers being pied at the Homecoming Pep Rally on October 4. The drive raised over 200 cans and $100. Rachel Stephens, senior class president and NHS vice president.
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Keystone High School
National Honor Society
Student Council
LaGrange Lions Club
Rachel Stephens
Keystone High School Y4Y retreats and awards noted at Grafton event
The 2002 Youth 4 Youth retreat at First Baptist LaGrange featured staff recommended new members Abe Joseph Brett Kokoski Bethany Motrunecs Erin Rotano Travis Stephens and Tyler Trakas with speakers Y4Y founder Larry Tracey and Sgt First Class Nelson Dunfee. Awards went to Catti Rutherford Matt Frindt and Dan White for Key of Thinking and Key Passion.
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Keystone High School
First Baptist Church of
Catti Rutherford
Matt Frindt
Dan White
Y4y
Northwood Junior High Hosts Drug Free Week and Penny Drive
Northwood Junior High and its Booster Club run two events in the building. Red Ribbon Week promotes drug free living with bracelets worn by every student and staff member. The homeroom with the highest bracelet percentage wins the spirit trophy. A Pennies for drive is also in progress.
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Northwood
Northwood Junior High
St Mary Academy joins Stock Market Game program
St Mary Academy students participate in the Chronicle-Telegram sponsored Stock Market Game and learn stock trading concepts with Junior Achievement volunteers. They research companies online and in newspapers, watch market news, and discuss stocks with family while completing reflections and classroom activities.
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St. Mary Academy
Chronicle-Telegram
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Jill Wilhelm
Lorain County
Keystone Middle
Cheryl Lambdin
Grafton
Grafton Primary
Lisa Miller
Michelle Samek
Northwood Booster Club
James White
Roger Chenoine
Cleveland Browns
Sheryl Boya
Karen Szlempa
Sendwi Cui Ou
Nie
Elyria
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