Scottie Quarterly November 13.indd - Tri

Q U A R T E R L Y
In This Issue
Superintendent’s Message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pg 2
Contacts for Winter Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pg 3
Scottie Kids Club/Fitness Center News
Pg 4
Elementary Happenings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pg 5
Camp Ohio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pg 6
8th Grade Washington D. C. Trip Info . . . . Pg 8
Scotties in the Spotlight . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pg 9
Academic All A’s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pg 10
Important Dates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pg 12
5th Grade
Camp Ohio
Adamsville & Dresden Elementaries
October 16 - 18, 2013
Frazeysburg & Nashport Elementaries
October 23 - 25, 2013
Issue #2
Tri-Valley Local School District
November 2013
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A message
from the superintendent . . .
We have reached the end of the first quarter of the school year, fall has arrived
and students have fully adjusted to their daily routines. It has been a smooth
and fast start, and I would like to thank all parents, students, and staff members for their role in a successful beginning to the academic year.
October and November are important months in terms of education and enrollment. There are typically only very minimal interruptions to the calendar
in October and early November, which makes it a great time to zero in on key
educational concepts and cover a lot of ground academically. October is also
the month in which enrollment numbers are finalized and these numbers are
what drive the largest portion of our funding from the State of Ohio. Approximately 64% of our ADM (Average Daily Membership) funding comes from
the State . . . the remaining 36% is generated locally through real estate taxes.
This calculation is why enrollment is such a critical key to maintaining district
revenue.
There are some major changes coming just around the corner for Ohio school
districts that I would like to share with our residents. These changes include
the elimination of calamity days for inclement weather, and a shift from a
required number of days in a school year to a required number of hours by
the Ohio Department of Education. These shifts in policy will likely impact
the school calendar beginning in the 2014-15 school year. Another major
shift that is currently under review by the Ohio Department of Education
involves a complete overhaul in high school graduation requirements based
on required end of course exams. The committee is still working on these new
requirements but a transition to the new system is scheduled to begin with the
class of 2017.
Congratulations to the students and staff at Tri-Valley Middle School on
their recognition as one of an elite group of 141, Schools of Promise in Ohio.
Schools of Promise are selected by the State Superintendent based on exceptional academic performance on the Ohio Achievement Tests. The following
link outlines the specific criteria for receiving this designation:
http://education.ohio.gov/getattachment/Topics/School-Improvement/
Awards-and-Recognition/Schools-Of-Promise-Awardees/2013 Section
Criteria SOP.pdf.aspx
Congratulations go out as well to our fall sports teams and the TV Marching
Band for another successful season. We are well on the way to earning the
Muskingum Valley League All Sports Trophy for the 12th
consecutive year.
Mark K. Neal
Superintendent
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Contacts for winter
sports/
extracurriculars
Questions for winter sports and
extracurricular activities may be
addressed to the following
individuals.
Boys Basketball
Todd McLoughlin
[email protected]
Girls Basketball
Marty Bice
[email protected]
Cheerleaders
Kelly Lawler
[email protected]
Gymnastics
Jennifer Martin
[email protected]
Swimming
Nick Beach
[email protected]
Wrestling
Jared Hindel
[email protected]
Concert/Jazz Band
Amanda Blevins
[email protected]
ASVAB Test
December 5 & 6
for all TVHS Juniors
The ASVAB is one of the most
widely used, multiple-aptitude tests
in the world. Developed by the
military, this test helps students
identify the occupations that best
suit their abilities. Military pesonnel
will visit the high school in January
to interpret the results.
Mid-East Career and Technology Center
Mobile Lab to Visit TVMS
The Mid-East Mobile Lab provides students
with a chance to discover career intersts and
individual strengths at an early age. Before
visiting the lab, students will complete a
Career Exploration Inventory. This allows
them to choose high interest career clusters
to further research when participating in
activities. Students will have access to Coin
Jr. Software, a program that allows them to
research their own personal career interests.
Moreover, salary expectation, specific training and education, and future job outlook
are among the many topics they can also
explore.
Tri-Valley eighth graders will have the opportunity to participate in the lab activities
on November 8, 12, 18 and 19. They will
experience career exploration opportunities
in the mobile lab as well as be informed
of the many programs and extracurricular
activities offered at the Mid-East Career and
Technology Center. Students will complete
this program with a field trip to the MidEast Campus on November 25, 2013.
TVHS Students & Parents
Financial Aid Night
December 5, 2013
6:00 p.m.
in the high school library
Topics of Discussion
FAFSA . . . Scholarships . . . Student Loans
Presenter
Amanda Reisinger
Director of Student Financial Aid, Zane State College
If your students are considering attending college
after graduation, don’t miss this important meeting
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A FUN PLACE FOR
KIDS!
Scottie Kids Club is off to a
fantastic start this year. Just
ask the more than 200 kids
that are participating! Scottie Kids Club is the name
of our District’s Latch Key Program. We are
pleased to offer before and after school programming for school aged children, ages five
to eleven. We have two sites—one at Dresden
Elementary and one at Nashport Elementary.
We are open every day that school is in session
from 6:30am to the start of the school day and
from the end of the school day until 5:30 pm.
Cost to participate is $5.00 per session. Our
goal is to provide structured fun in a positive,
well supervised setting. Students have the opportunity to play games, participate in free play
activities, and enjoy creative centers each day.
We even provide homework help in the afternoons. We continue to take registrations on an
ongoing basis.
If you or someone you know is in need of childcare before or after school we would be happy
to help. You can print an application off of the
www.tvschools.org website or you can pick up
an application packet at either of the two
elementary school offices or from the Tri-Valley
Fitness Center in Dresden.
We are a fully licensed program with the Ohio
Department of Education and are partners with
the Ohio Department of Job and Family
Services.
CHECK OUT THE TV
FITNESS CENTER!
If you haven’t been to the
Tri-Valley Fitness Center in
Dresden lately you should definitely stop in. We have so
much to offer and are a fun and affordable option for anyone wanting to work on their fitness level or just wanting
to be a little more active. Every month we offer some sort
of movement challenge—-this is a great way to motivate yourself to keep working. We currently feature four
fitness classes and all of our classes are included with your
membership so we have no hidden costs. Right now we
have Cardio Kickboxing, WERQ fitness, ZUMBA toning
and Country Line Dancing. All of our classes are perfect
for any ability level. We even have martial arts! Karate
classes are offered here by Coszack’s Karate-Dresden on
Tuesdays from 6-7:30pm and Thursdays from 6-7:00 for
those 12 and under and from 7-8:30 pm for those 12 and
over. Cost to participate in Karate is $5.00 a class for
non-members of the Fitness Center and $4.00 per class
for members. Open-basketball is held every Monday
and Wednesday evening from 5:45pm to 8pm for pick-up
games. We also offer family activities like kickball and
basketball each month.
Our brand new Community Fitness Series was recently
introduced as a means for bringing people into our facility
to get them moving towards a more fit lifestyle. A different class will be offered free of charge each month. October’s featured class was country line dancing. The fitness
center also offers many senior activities including chair
volleyball and low impact aerobics.
Our facility features two basketball courts, an indoor track
and a workout area filled with CYBEX strength training
equipment and cardio machines. We recently added a
sit-up bench, a curling bench and a BOSU balance ball to
go along with our dumb bells, exercise balls and medicine
balls.
An online video tour of our facility as well as information
on pricing can be found by going to our website at www.
tvschools.org and clicking on the TVFitness tab on the left
side of the screen.
The Tri-Valley Fitness Center offers fun, affordable fitness
in a location close to home. For more information call
740-754-2978.
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A Busy Fall in Our Elementary
Buildings!
Our elementary students have had many opportunities
this fall to learn from outside sources. Dresden and
Frazeysburg kindergarten students took a walk
around town to meet with community helpers.
These stops included the bank, library, police station,
fire house and several local businesses. Each
community helper took time to explain their jobs,
responsibilities and how going to school prepared them
for their profession.
Fire departments in each of our communities visited our elementary
students to explain the importance of fire safety.
Each of our elementary buildings sponsored a Grandparents Day
where students could share what they were learning with “a very
special person” in their lives.
Nashport invited “OmegaMan” to their school to address the problem
of bullying.
Spirit Days with visits from our high school football team and cheerleaders were held at the buildings.
Dresden Elementary sponsored a health walk to promote good eating
habits and exercise.
Field trips have been taken or are being planned to visit
such places as Roscoe Village, the State House and
Lynd’s Fruit Farm.
The Wilds visited Frazeysburg Elementary bringing
with them some “wild friends.”
Patriot Day was held at Frazeysburg in memory of
the events that took place on September 11, 2001.
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As a fifth grader in the Tri-Valley School District, children have the
opportunity to participate in the Tri-Valley Resident Outdoor Learning
Experience at 4-H Camp Ohio in St. Louisville, Ohio. This is a unique
learning experience that allows students to learn directly about the
environment in an outdoor setting. Due to the large number of 5th
graders in our district, students from the district attend two different
sessions. Adamsville Elementary students attend Camp Ohio with
Dresden Elementary students, and Frazeysburg and Nashport
Elementaries attend together.
Camp provides a variety of educational and fun activities in which
students learn valuable social skills. Curriculum related activities
include: weather, tree identification, animals and their habitats,
outdoor cooking, early pioneer life, Native American shelters, first aid,
team challenges, square dancing, arts and crafts, zipline, night hikes,
and campfire activities.
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The history of the camp goes back to 1920. The two week camp involved forty 4-H boys and their advisors the first week and forty 4-H
girls and their advisors the second week. Campers slept in tents on the
ground and cooking and eating was outdoors. In 1928 several 4-H
Extension Agents each contributed $500 of their own money to
purchase 129 acres for $1,632.67 and over the years an additional 221
acres were purchased for a total cost of $61,295.00ss were purchased
totaling an amount of $61,295.00
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The 40 x 70 foot swimming pool was constructed in 1935 and a new
recreation hall was completed in 1948. War bonds were sold to build
the recreation hall. By 1954 the camp consisted of a dining hall,
recreation building, 12 sleeping cabins, a director’s cottage plus several
other small buildings. In 1964 the current concrete drive-over bridge
was constructed.
Heath schools were the first to utilize the camp’s programs in 1968.
School programs use the camp starting in April ending in June and
again starting in September and ending in November.
Fifth Grade Camp for Tri-Valley students actually began in the Spring
of 1977 when students attended Camp Robinhaven near Cambridge,
Ohio. Roger Green, former principal at Dresden Elementary, was
instrumental in establishing the program. A few years later the outdoor camp experience was moved to the 4-H Camp Ohio where it has
remained since.
In 1978 4-H Camp Ohio received accreditation from the American
Camp Association (ACA). The ACA is the top national youth
camping association in the USA.
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8th Grade
Washington D.C. Trip Raffle
Although the 8th grade trip to our nation’s capital is
months away, students and staff are busily preparing
for the year-end event. American History classes will
be studying the founding generation and the formation of our government prior to the trip.
After departing Dresden, early Wednesday morning
on May 14, 2014, the first stop will be Gettysburg
for a full afternoon of touring. Students, staff and
parents arrive in D.C. for dinner around 6:00 p.m.
and hopefully, a restful night. Thursday and Friday,
students have two full days absorbing all that D.C.
has to offer. A few stops included on the tour will
be: the Capitol Building, Mount Vernon, the Martin-Luther King, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Jefferson
Memorials and the Holocaust Museum. A stop at
Arlington Cemetery will include the Changing of the
Guard Ceremony. The Washington D.C. trip always
provides our students an educational, fun filled, three
days of touring and learning. Once again, we are
looking forward to another fantastic trip with our
eighth grade class!
To help participating students and parents offset the
cost of the trip, Tri-Valley Middle School sponsors
a raffle featuring many wonderful prizes each day in
February. This year, multiple winners will be chosen
each day with winning bundles having a value of $20
or more. Raffle tickets will be sold by students or
at TVMS beginning November 11. Cost is a $5.00
donation per ticket.
Prizes for this year’s raffle include the following:
4 rounds of golf with cart at Vista View Golf Course
Red Lobster Gift Cards . . . . . Pappa Johns Gift Cards
Texas Roadhouse Gift Basket and Dinner for Two
Olive Garden Certificates . . . . . Englefield Oil $100 Gift Card
Kennywood or Idlewild Park Tickets for 2014
Cedar Point Tickets for 2014
Columbus Zoo/Zoombezi Bay Tickets for 2014
Cincinnati Reds Game Tickets for 2014
Kyle Dodson Certificates for $50 of Lawn Mowing
Two TVHS Football/Boys Basketball Passes for 2014
Dresden Swim Center Punch Cards
The Depot Gift Cards . . . . Lullabys Baby Shop Gift Basket
Mike’s Body Shop T-shirts & Drink Coozies
31 Gifts Insulated Lunch Bags
Fallsburg Pizza Gift Certificates
Ross IGA Gift Certificate . . . . . Arby’s Free Combo Meals
Visions Hair & Tanning $35 Gift Certificate
Frazeysburg Dairy Queen Chillabrations Cake
Thirty One Tote, Purse & Purse Skirt
Homemade Bath Soaps Baskets
Kalico Court Deluxe Pedicure
Cleveland Brown’s Presason Tickets
DIRECTV package worth $1963
Longaberger Pottery/Wrought Iron/Wood Products
Bobbi’s Grill Too Gift Certificates
Origami Owl Jewelry . . . . . Lia Sophia Jewelry
Four Star Pizza Gift Certificates
L & B Autobody and Paint items and Gift Certificate
Emerson’s Greenhouse Gift Certificates
Gardening Set . . . . . Chipotle Gift Cards
Finks Harley Davidson Gift Bag
Adornetto’s/Market House/Giacomos $50 Gift Card
12 Months of Velvet Ice Cream
Cinemark Theatre Gift Cards
A Day of Dozer Work - $600 value
TV Fitness Center Membership
TV Fitness Center Birthday Party
$100 Cash Prize . . . . . Free Oil Change
Free Dinner Buffet at Golden Corral
Concrete or Asphalt - $500 value
Tire Rotation Gift Card at McMillen Tire Service
$25 Cash Prize . . . . . Gift Basket from The Works
Free Front End Alignment at Joe Buckey Tire - $75 value
Buckets of Car Wash Items from Auto Zone
Ichiban Japanese Steakhouse Gift Card
O’Reilly Auto Parts Fender Cover
Starbucks Coffees
Gifts from the Garden Gift Certiicates
Adornetto’s Gift Card
Ford’s Flowers Plant Basket
Buffalo Wild Wings Gift Certificates
Tuppeware & Scentsy Gift Basket
Frazeysburg Community Pool Punch Cards
Please visit the Tri-Valley Middle School Web Page for a complete list
of our donors and prizes!
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Scotties in the Spotlight
Featured Staff: Gregg Meadows
Featured Alumni: Laura Tuck Maasdam
Graduated from Tri-Valley High School in 1975.
Graduated from Tri-Valley High School in 1994.
Attended The Ohio State University - Newark Campus for
two years.
Attended the United States Naval Academy graduating with a B.S. in
Physics focusing in Oceanography in 1998.
Throughout high school and college, Gregg worked at the
Dresden IGA. He went on to serve 23 years in the United
States Air Force, stationed with the Ohio Air National
Guard base near the Zanesville Municipal Airport. He
states that being stationed in Zanesville for his entire
career, allowed him to “stay home,” raise a family and be
a contributing member of the community he loves. After
retiring from the USAF, Gregg was hired by the Tri-Valley
District and has worked at the middle school the past 10
years.
Attended Harvard Kennedy School of Government: Masters in Public
Administration focusing in Negotiation & Conflict Resolution in 2010.
Gregg has a true love for the Tri-Valley School District,
finding time to volunteer for various events over the past
34 years. He has covered Tri-Valley sports and school
news for the Dresden Post Transcript since 1979 and has
been the PA announcer for football games for the past 31
years. Gregg laughs as he says he “suffers from that incurable disease . . . ‘can’t say no to anyone.”
Gregg’s wife Amy is a secretary at Dresden Elementary
where their two children attend school. Ryan is in the 6th
grade and Rachel is in the 4th grade. His two older daughters, Katie and Sarah are graduates of Tri-Valley. Katie
currently teaches at Adamsville Elementary in the Tri-Valley District and Sarah lives in Washington DC working at
George Washington University.
When asked if there were teachers that influenced him
toward his profession, he responded that Katherine Gault
in English (as evidenced by his work with the paper) and
Danny Butler for his love of sports.
Favorite memories from high school include winning the
MVL in the mile run, running 9:46 in the two-mile run,
and the life-long friends that he made.
He smiles as he recalls his favorite memory from his high
school years . . . . having hair!
Advice or words of wisdom he would give to parents/
children:
“Bloom where you are planted!
Attitude is EVERYTHING!”
Laura spent 12 years in the U.S. Navy as a Helicopter Pilot flying the
CH-46 SeaKnight deploying to the Persian Gulf in 2003 and the SH60F SeaHawk (BlackHawk) serving as a Flight Instructor. After grad
school she spent 3 years as a Negotiation Colsultant and Trainer for
The SAB Group as their lead instructor and negotiator for Fortune 500
companies around the world.
Laura is currently working for The McChrystal Group and is in charge
of Leadership Development, Training & Organizational Empowerment; in charge of the Executive Coaching Line.
Her strongest memories from high school are two-fold. The first has
to do with friendships. “I have particularly strong memories of being
with my friends at football games, on the band bus, sitting at lunch
in the commons or meeting in the hall between classes - these are the
friends that I am still close with!” “The second has to do with basketball. That team, our basketball team, was an amazing group of girls.
We worked hard and never gave up. Such great memories.”
Laura’s favorite Tri-Valley teacher was Mr. Taylor-Lehman, who was
always so excited to teach Biology. The class’ to the Bahamas left
lasting impressions and to this day she compares every snorkeling adventure to that one. Tri-Valley staff members that inspired her choice
of profession were Mr. Hartman and Mr. Keller. Mr. Hartman was her
basketball coach and Mr. Keller was her track coach. Both were great
inspirations . . . they taught the importance of teamwork, dedication,
hard work and persistence. She believes that all of those were invaluable lessons that helped her to succeed in her military career and
beyond.
Laura lives in Washington D.C. and is married to Matt Maasdam, a
Navy SEAL and founder of Move2Safety. They have 2 sons, Abraham
who is 3 and Nathaniel who is 1. She enjoys traveling the world with
her husband, spending time with her family and sisters, teaching spin
classes and being an active member in her community.
Advice for today’s students: Enjoy your time in high school, from
football games to prom, making and keeping friends. Always remember to work hard, be kind to others and be involved - becomming as
well-rounded as you can during your time in high school through
sports, band, student council, volunteering, etc. Challenge yourself
and dream big!
TVHS Class of 1994 . . . Our 20th Year Reunion is quickly approaching!
Please join our FaceBook Page “Tri-Valley Class of 1994” for more information
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at the time of publication
Adamsville
Grade 2
Callie Baker
Brayden Devoll
Bo Dicks
Stacey Elliot
Michael Ellis
Trinity Freeman
Rian Girton
Arik Grafton
Logan Gray
Jackson Henry
Maci Hiles
Brylee Miller
Melania Moore
Tanner Newton
Levi Ramsey
Jocelyn Runyon
Kaid Smith
Karleigh Stotts
Ty Taylor
EricaTetak
Mila Thompson
Grade 3
Noah Bowers
Madison Brooks
Chase Cameron
Ethan Campbell
Cameron Davis
Kelsie Delong
Emily Ford
Tyler Guerin
Lexi Howe
Olivia Kivlehan
Scott Koenig
Crysdeona Lavollo
Connor Mitchell
Paul Moore
Kaila Smith
Ashlynn Rogers
Michael Wheeley
Grade 4
Maison Crawford
Arissa Drake
Austyn Grafton
Kyleigh Hatfield
Aiden Henning
Logyn Jeffries
Kortney LeMaster
Wyatt McElhaney
Rachel Paxson
Sarah Paxson
Jason Pletcher
Jeremiah Pletcher
Hannah Pollock
Faith Ramsey
Trevin Rush
Kyler Spinks
Naomi WachterFrancis
Grade 5
Samantha Cross
Natalie Davidson
Kiley Devoll
Megan Knicely
Hannah Moore
Grade 6
Audrey Spiker
Adam Tyo
Alyssa Baughman
Kamryn Kreis
Dresden
Grade 2
Aaliyah Archibald
Kenzie Albertson
Kyler Brennen
Quinn Buttermore
Hikun Carnes
Caitlin Churchheus
Zoey Coakwell
David Coats
Cameron Collopy
Alexis Conrad
Addison Davis
Sylvie Devore
Eva Dittmar
Timmy Doyle
Elle Folden
Sandy Gill
Kaden Hanes
Nevaeh Hood
Destiny Hottinger
Kylee Kennedy
Joshua Lightle
Lizzie Mjolhus
Samantha Munyan
Dylan Pierce
Maranda Prouty
Cheyenne Reiter
Braxton Rhodes
Kylie Roberts
Haley Rutan
Emerson Sandbrink
Lillie Schott
Sam Schott
Colton Slaughter
Daniel Sparks
Emily Stanford
Ethan Stauffer
Evan Unger
Nathan Welsh
John White
Cordell Johnson
Campbell Miracle
Bransyn Morrison
Elijah Murphy
Arpen Parekh
Willow Perry
Ethan Pettit
Owen Pettit
Emma Pickens
Rachel Ratliff
Reagan Rhodes
Timothy Romine
Jake Slaboden
Ciara Spence
Kelsea Williams
Jackson Wilson
Jaxson Wood
Grade 4
Olivia Adams
Alyssa Ashcraft
Mia Bartoli
Ava Bice
Cooper Brown
Doak Buttermore
Amanda Druckenbrodt
Gabby Emerson
Karlie Graham
Mackenzie Hartrum
Josey Johnson
Hannah King
Samuel Lightle
Janie McLoughlin
Molly Shupert
Reece Smith
Trinity Tippet
Grade 5
Riley Albertson
Haeley Barr
Madison Bobo
Rachel Cox
Abigail Cullins
Cyrus Dittmar
Garrett Folden
Jadyn Hendershott
Hunter Humphrey
Reily Jacobs-Bell
Kobe Johnson
Anne Miller
Bladen Rhodes
Taylor Slaughter
Trinity VanDusen
Haylee Whyde
Grade 6
Madison Archer
Evan Arnold
Grade 3
Clare Barnhard
Alyssa Bice
Braden Baker
Cody Colborn
Kelynn Drummonds Jaxon Baker
Bo Buttermore
Cadence Hendershott
Makayla Hutchison Madaline Conkle
Taylor Cox
Emma Ivey
Maia Garbrandt
Tyler Hammond
Emily Hutcheson
Macy Jordan
Jordyne Little
Dylan Long
Jack Lyall
Serenity Mallett
Kinzer Manning
Ryan Meadows
Faith Prouty
Camden Ross
Colton Shepherd
James Tolisano
Nathan Tom
Emily Welsh
Keaton Williams
Lauren Wood
Frazeysburg
Grade 2
Brody Bailey
Olivia Bennett
Genna Dennison
Caitlyn Journey
Stephen Krupa
Troy McCoun
Julie Miller
Mackinsey Reeves
Caleb Walters
Wyatt Williams
Macie Wills
Sheldin Wilson
Zoey Zeman
Grade 3
Jamie Cohron
Landon Harney
Gabby French
Audrey Gee
Kayte Honabarger
Bree Hutchinson
Casey Lemley
Jayden Walker
Jack Winland
Falon Wolford
Dylan Williams
Seth Zeman
Grade 4
Abby Baldwin
Kendall Baughman
Madisen Beiers
Connor Burke
Lacey Carroll
Carson Faulk
Alex Jacob
Hunter Smith
Jack Starcher
Nashport
Grade 5
Austin Curtis
Hayley Durant
Emily Finan
Jerzy Frankenbery
Nicole Harper
Mindi Honabarger
Baylee Johnson
Schawn McDonald
Emma Meadows
Zaylie Pierce
Taylor Richardson
Alyssa Sensibaugh
Kaylin Skeese
Reece Smalley
Payton Stires
Grade 6
Daisy Beale
Tracy Beale
Mariah Clark
Breanna Darden
Braden Harney
Tucker Journey
Darling Kent-Tyson
Lauren King
Cade Lemley
Gabriella Lindsey
Grade 2
Luca Albright
Landyn Andrews
Lexie Ardelian
Ashton Armbruster
Autumn Bailey
Nathan Better
Lennon Blagg
Kylan Brock
Kate Burkhart
Sydney Byers
Sami Cameron
Eric Durant
Gianna Ewert
Elijah Felumlee
Lyla Fisher
Jesi Fuhriman
Mia Fuhriman
Landon Fuller
Daylan Glosser
Joseph Hendershot
Madison Heskett
Gage Hindel
Traian Hinds
Emma Joseph
Jerin Lacy
Ada Lorenz
Rachel Lowe
Katherine Martin
Ethan McClellan
Haili McMannis
Peyton Moore
Erilyn Morgan
Madison Nalbach
Erik Neal
Alaina Paul
Aiden Plummer
Savannah Rexroad
Karlee Rose
Alivia Ross
Caleb Ross
Bryce Rushing
Bailey Ryan
Alivia Sims
Kaileanna Tolliver
Nicholas Tolliver
Olivia Whitney
Emma Wilson
Grade 3
Zayne Andzelik
Ethan Ankrom
Brooklyn Baker
Belle Baughman
Gage Brailer
Lucas Brocklehurst
Wyatt Brocklehurst
Eden Bryan
Carolyn Buckliew
Madison Burtnett
Landon Butcher
Kaitlen Butler
Robert Cameron
Julia Cetrone
Paiten Dimond
Ashley Dinan
Hannah Doyle
Avery Dunn
Noelle Flarey
Emma Flint
Aaron Frueh
Dylan Gonzalez
Gavin Hale
Madyson Hannahs
Anna Harris
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Ava Harris
Zachary Hollingshead
Slade Huston
Landon King
Shyanne Knipe
Caden Leckrone
Ely Maddox
Keely McCall
Jakob McIntire
Emma McMillen
Kylah Miller
Keyona Murphy
Emmaleigh Newell
Trenton Norris
Taylor Parr
Jason Patterson
Atlanta Pennington
Emma Pratt
Olivia Rapol
Kailey Ross
Arwyn Rowley
Lahney Searls
Ty Shawger
Connor Shoenleben
Landen Shroyer
Madeline Smith
Raegen Smith
Cassie Spiker
Truman Tarbert
Kirsten Thomas
Leah Thomas
Iliana Tracy
Madison Watton
Ashlynn West
Jacie West
Luke Wilkinson
Ella Wittaker
Taylin Woerner
Alison Yingling
Grade 4
Aidan Brannan
Kaleb Boatwright
Rogan Brown
Drew Burkhart
Luke Byers
Kylee Carames
Amanda Chapman
Shelley Clark
Liam Curry
Dominic Delligatti
Trustin Durst
Grace Founds
Cooper Fuhriman
Kaleb Hindel
Isaiah Hinds
Savannah Hopper
Haddie Hunter
Ally Ikenberry
Lucas Jerles
Janessa Jewell
Shad Kenily
Caiden Kinneer
Charles Lorenz
Jackson Luthi
Mason Maxwell
Coleson McCullough
Karlee Mesaros
Grace Moore
Greta Niner
Andy O’Rourke
Ethan Paladino
AJ Patterson
Anna Paul
Blake Preston
Brynli Rowley
Nicholas Rushing
Rohan Schultheis
Davey Smalley
Emma Smeltzer
Teresa Smeltzer
Caleb Swope
Emma Temple
Emily Ward
Trenton Webber
Carter Wehrum
Alexis West
Draven West
Chezney Wilcox
Ella Wilson
Brynna Wolford
Hope Wollard
Tyler Yingling
Grade 5
Kaiden Carpenter
Abigail Derwacter
Macey Felumlee
Ava Fisher
Jakob Frueh
Tate Fuhriman
Aubrey Harris
Lauren Hassell
Jack Hehr
Carson Hennessy
Joey Hill
Claire Martin
Brooklyn Mayle
Daylin Mercer
Riley Moore
Jordan Pantaleo
Elijah Priest
Hayden Prouty
Gino Repuyan
Nico Repuyan
Laura Rickett
Amelia Robinson
Matthew Schehl
Aden Schultheis
Braden Smith
Adam Stansberry
Reagan Whittaker
Bailey Wilson
Ethan Wilson
Grade 6
Brayden Better
Destynie Birkhimer
Kenzie Butcher
Owen Campbell
Seanna Cappo
Maya Dickson
Mason Dunn
Harlie Erwin
Corina Kain
Karrie Kenily
Alicia King
Tyler McClellan
Cameron McCullough
Austin McEntee
Connor McIntire
Bret Mohler
Brook Peterson
Dylan Richardson
Drew Richart
Karsan Ross
Katie Shawger
Autumn Trexler
Laine Welker
Chimera Williams
Shelby Zimmerman
Middle School
Grade 6
Kenaniah Sipe
Grade 7
Wyatt Arnold
Reagan Baughman
Brayden Beardsley
Chad Bell
Ashley Bobb
Hudson Brown
Cy Burkhart
Anna Curtis
Janessa Dawson
Dustin Dilts
Parker Dinan
Karleigh Dudas
Makenna Ellis
Ethan Evans
Luke Fargus
Christopher Green
Megan Hall
Wesley Hatfield
Kayla Hollingshead
Taylor Horton
Brooke Hunter
Emily James
Chase Kendrick
Tyler Kinney
Noah Krupa
Sean Lacy
Kaden Lawler
Madeline Moyer
Thomas Mozena
Madison Murphy
Miranda Norris
Zane Paisley
Dakota Patterson
Landyn Phipps
Madison Raver
Dylan Repuyan
Christina Rozsa
Hanna Sensibaugh
Carson Simpkins
Samuel Slaboden
Cade Sterling
Emma Swartz
Rhain Swinehart
Ethan Timm
Emily Untied
Hannah Watson
Alisyn Weaver Lavy
Avery Fuhriman
Bryce Goss
Vanessa Hindel
Logan Hittle
Meagan Humphreys
High School
Grade 9
Noah alfman
Emily Allen
Brecklin Baker
Alizza Bonifield
Annie Brock
Sierra Brown
Hannah Uppole-Ledford Jakeb Dinan
Haley Wayne
Makenzie Embrey
Ciara Wilson
Samantha Engle
Lucas Wilson
Bryce Farmer
Taya Woerner
Elise Frueh
Andy Wofter
Sadie Garber
Nicholas Wolverton
hannah George
Hannah Worthington
Mollie George
Evan Green
Grade 8
Julianne Guinther
Morgan Anderson
Ethan Harris
Cameron Bailey
Ryan Harris
Lacey Batross
Jensen Hittle
Chelsea Brown
Victoria Jacob
Hannah Brown
Mackenzie King
Dow Cameron
Kinley Kreis
Lucas Coleman
Gabrielle Lane
Jennifer Dannemiller Samantha Lawler
Sophie Devore
Kailey Lowe
Keylan Dilly
Emily Loy
Kaelee Dingey
Lexi Lynch
Franchesca Emerson Zane Maddox
Kailey Felumlee
Avery Miller
Dawson Grubbs
Jared Myers
Jobin Harney
Madeline Myers
Kira Hindel
Emma Palko
Hannah Jenkins
Desire Patterson
Jessie Jones
Raeanna Payne
Adam Kain
Devin Repuyan
Callie Kirkbride
Aaron Ross
Nathan Lawler
Zachary Sanford
Colin Lee
Aubrey Schofield
Brage McCutcheon
Kayli Seward
John McElfresh
Elli Shaw
Jake McLoughlin
Andrew Shepherd
Hannah Meek
Colin Slaboden
Cameron Mercer
Jessica Smith
Eli Mortimer
Madeline Spiker
Savannah Moss
Makenna Stones
Samantha Mozena
Jennifer Walker
Andrew Newsom
Mckenzie Nezbeth
Grade 10
Gregory Nolder
Shelby Awalt
Randall Pierce
Mollie Baker
Anna Priest
Remington Beardsley
Alyssa Prince
Cameron Beyers
Addison Roahrig
Austin Dalessandro
Caden Sauerbrey
Weston Davis
Alyssa Shawger
Kyle Dunlap
Nathan Strohacker
Madeline Dunn
Scott Thompson
Chloe Fountain
Chasity Turner
Jasmine Jewell
Logan Jordan
Riley Lake
Lauren Lynch
Tyler McGee
Ashley Mitchell
Daniel Nahra
Cheyenne Nason
Christian Nezbeth
Logan Nezbeth
Mckensea Pape
Sydney Prince
Madyson Reed
Michele Riashi
Kinsey Roberts
Karagan Ross
Courtney Rutter
Logan Spinks
Caitlin Trickett
Grade 11
Johanna Allison
Logan Bash
Lisa Butcher
Mackenzie Campbell
Matheu Coleman
Allison Farmer
Alex Gergely
Charles Hall
Lauren Hartnell
Layne Hartnell
Olivia Kerekes
Kade Kowalski
Cameron Little
Tristan McDermott
Tristan Prouty
Aubrey Richards
Dana Roberts
Samantha Rodgers
Blake Roush
Nicholas Slaboden
Alaina Swope
Derek Tumblin
Kyle Valentine
Becky Wheeler
Grade 12
Ashley Adams
Jana Cody
Devin Dickson
Riley Hanby
Sarah Holdren
Michael Rozsa
Kyle Sensabaugh
Kaitlyn Sims
Alaina Spears
Chelcee Spring
Thomas Thacker
Farm Science Review
On September 17, the Tri-Valley FFA
attended the 51st Annual Farm Science
Review in London, Ohio at the Molly
Caren Agricultural Center.
This year’s theme was “Break New
Ground.” Six hundred companies were
promoting their agricultural products
including farm equipment such as
tractors, combines, plows, disks as well
as cattle, seed, sprays and fertilizers.
Record crowds were in attendance,
including many local FFA organizations.
Important Dates!
November
16
Band Holiday Bazaar - 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
26
2-Hour Early Dismissal
Interims Distributed
27 - Dec 3
Thanksgiving Break - No school for Students
December
Workshops, presentations,
demonstrations and educational
opportunities were delivered by experts
from Ohio State University Extension
and the Ohio Agricultural Research and
Development Center.
7
Holiday Parade
County Choir Festival at Secrest Auditorium
20
2-Hour Early Dismissal
Last day before Christmas Break
23 - Jan 1
Christmas Break - No School for Students
January
It was a great hands-on learning
experience for all who attended!
10
End of the 2nd Grading Period
17
Grade Cards Distributed
20
Martin Luther King Jr. Day No School for Students
Annual TVHS Choir Discount Card Sale
FFA Annual Fruit
& Cheese Sale
If you haven’t ordered
fruit from the FFA you
still have time.
Orders will be taken until
November 14.
Fruit will be delivered the
first week of December.
Call Mr. Merce at
754-1820 to order.
High school choir members are once again selling their popular discount cards.
For only $7.00 you can use your card to save at a variety of businesses for a full
year. The more you use your card, the more you save. The following businesses
are listed on this year’s card:
Creno’s Pizza
Dairy Queen
Squiggly’s Car Wash
Subway
Bill’s Real Pit BBQ
Burger King
Donatos
Charley’s
Wendy’s
Rally’s
KFC
Auntie Anne’s
Dunham’s
Arbys
Papa Johns
The Depot Restaurant
El Maguey Mexican Restaurant
A & W Rootbeer
Visions Hair & Tanning Salon
MC Sports
Great New China Buffet
Contact any high school choir member or Mrs. Briggs at [email protected]
to purchase a card.
They make great stocking stuffers!