Fabulous Fundraiser Results Is A Buckeye Fan

November 2013
Fabulous Fundraiser Results
Upcoming
Important Dates:
Monday & Tuesday,
November 4 & 5
Parent Teacher Conferences
C
entral Trail’s fall fundraiser was a great success! Central students
achieved over $47,000 in sales, resulting in over $20,000 in
profit. Parents Club will utilize this money to help pay for special
events, such as the carnival, family dance and international
night. This money also helps to pay for equipment, supplies, busing for
field trips and other various needs that arise throughout the school year.
Thank you to the many students, parents and volunteers who helped to
make this fundraiser such a successful event!
November 8 - 19
Helping Hands Food Drive
tuesday, November 12, 9:30 am
Parents Club Meeting
Thursday, November 21
“Prize Truck” for Fall Fundraiser
Tuesday, November 26
5th Grade DARE Graduation and
Luncheon
monday, December 9, 5:30 - 8:30 PM
Heros “Drop and Shop”
Is A Buckeye Fan More GIVING
than a Wolverine Fan?
C
entral Trail will be “kicking off” the annual
Helping Hands Thanksgiving food drive
on Friday, November 8, with a fun, football
themed contest. When students bring in
food items to donate, they will be able to choose
to put the items on either a Buckeye or Wolverine
team table, located at the front of the school. On
Wednesday, November 20, the items will be totaled
and the most giving team will be announced. To
help fill a Thanksgiving food basket for a Central Trail
family in need, while at the same time showing pride
in your favorite team, please consider donating some
of the following food items:
Dry Stuffing Mix
Canned Vegetables Instant Potatoes
Cake Mix
Frosting
Sauces
Cranberry Sauce
Canned Fruit
Gravy (canned or mix)
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“Pennies for Pies” with
Market Day
B
e sure to check out
all of the delicious,
holiday food offerings
available in the upcoming
Market Day flyer, or online at
www.Marketday.com!
Throughout the month of November, all proceeds
from the sale of all pies will be donated to the Central
Helping Hands program. The top selling class will
receive a class pie party, as well as a silly string battle
with Mrs. Schaal!
What IS the Central Helping
Hands Program?
T
he Helping Hands committee is a group
of parents that work behind the scenes, to
assist Central Trail families who are in need
of food, clothing or other necessities. If you
are interested in helping when a request arises,
please email Lisa Marselek at lmarsalek@yahoo.
com or Dana Imbrock at [email protected]
to be included in the email list of those willing to
help. Confidentiality of those receiving assistance
is strictly maintained through Mrs. Kunklle, the
guidance counselor.
Heros “Drop and Shop”
Event
M
ake plans
on Monday,
December 9 for an
enjoyable evening
of holiday shopping with no
kids, while benefiting Central
Trail at the same time. Heros,
located at 9851 Meridian
Court in Rossford, will be hosting a “Shop and Drop” for
all Central children (and potty trained siblings) from
5:30 to 8:30 p.m. The cost is $10 per child and includes
a pizza dinner, carnival tent prize and endless amounts
of jumping and bouncing. For every paid admission, $3
will be given back to Central Trail towards the Heros2Go
services that are utilized for events such as the carnival
and field day.
Central Trail Student
Gives Back
F
ourth grader, Maira Hafeez has raised over $300
for the Hickman Cancer Center at Flower Hospital.
“She really has a passion for helping people,” says
Amy Keller of the Foundation offices. They are
impressed that she has continued her efforts over the
past three years. Maria has raised money selling home
grown vegetables and creating signs and a donation
Thinking Out of
the (Lunch) Box
C
urrently, our lunchroom
helper spends the majority
of her time assisting many,
many students with opening
the items packed in their lunch box.
Please be mindful of packaging when
choosing items for your child’s lunch, or
consider slightly opening the package for your child
before packing it. Independent students will help our
lunchroom helper to better utilize her time for other
important tasks.
box for her dad’s office. Maira chose the Hickman
Cancer Foundation, “because kids with cancers are
really scared. Other diseases give you a better
chance for living a long time, with cancer you
need lots of medicines to be healthy again.”
Maira encourages others to take part in supporting
organizations that they believe in.
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Twitter
Central Staff is on Twitter.
Please follow us for fun
classroom and
school wide updates!
Central Trail: @CentralTrail
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have recently been introduced (by Mrs. Morgan!) to a
text reminder application called REMIND 101. This will
allow me to periodically send out school reminders
and updates via text message using a safe and secure
application. To participate in receiving text message
reminders, simply text: 567.703.4167 with the message
@prinschaal. This is a one-way text communication from
me to you. This service does not allow for people in my
group to respond to my text. You are able to opt out
at anytime by messaging ‘stop’ to the above number.
Please contact me if you have any questions. Thank you!
~ Angie Schaal
Absences
P
arents, we appreciate and
encourage your courtesy
calls regarding your child’s
absence, however regardless
of your courtesy call, we are mandated
by law to make an attempt to contact you regarding
your child’s absence. This is achieved by the automated
calling system. This call asks you to verify your child’s
absence/tardiness as well as to send a note
in when the student returns to class. If
you have already called in then you
do not need to call again. This is
also why it is so important that you
provide us with a phone number
on your child’s Student Verification
Form where you can be reached or a
voicemail may be left. These were sent
home at the beginning of the year for your review and
returned to the school. There are certain absence codes
ie, PCA, Funeral etc that will not trigger the calling
system. In those cases you will not
receive a phone call because you
have sent in or filled out forms
letting us know of the child’s
absence and we have that on file.
Thanks for your cooperation.
District News…
American Education Week:
November 10 - 16
American Education Week is an annual celebration
of education and will be held November 11-17, 2012.
This year’s theme, Great Public Schools: A Basic Right
and Our Responsibility, spotlights the importance of
providing every child in America with a quality public
education and the need for everyone to do his or her
part in making public schools great.
8th Grade Parent Open Houses
Both high schools will provide open houses in
November for current 8th grade students and their
parents to help families make decisions about their high
school choices.
November 7 Southview High School
November 14 Northview High School
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
Learn about different course offerings, extra and cocurricular activities and have a chance to meet staff
and tour the school. The open houses are open to any
Sylvania 8th grade student whether or not they are
currently attending one of the Sylvania Schools.
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Foundation Work
Sylvania Schools boasts an academic and athletic
foundation serving as separate entities from the
schools, but work with the District.
Sylvania Athletic Foundation announces the
2013 Hall of Fame honorees: Burnham High School:
Harold Hall, 1945; Herm Stokes, 1957; and Jack Boyd,
1959; Sylvania High School: Frank Lukacs, 1964; Mark
Simpson, 1966; and Kevin Shaw, 1975; Northview:
Matt Trumbull, 1995; Julia Dempster Koralewski,
2004; and Jessica Okorafo, 2005; Southview: Kate
Pendry Guttormsen, 1992; Kelly Rowe, 2004; and
Aaron Waldie, 2005; along with coaches: Lewis
Whitman, Burnham/Sylvania/North view; Ted
Dennison, Sylvania; and Mike O’Reilly, Southview.
Join the honorees at the Northview/Southview Football
Game on Friday, November 1 and then reserve your
seat for the banquet on Saturday, November 2 at
Sylvania Country Club. Tickets for the banquet are $45
per person. Contact Brian Kezur at 419-304-7561 for
information.
The Sylvania Academic Excellence
Foundation (AEF) was formed in 1985 to add
enrichment to the classroom in the form of grants and
to form a bridge with Burnham, Sylvania, Northview
and Southview High School graduates. Each spring,
AEF holds an Alumni Hall of Fame banquet to honor
deserving alumni of the schools.
Holiday Art Trail. The 4th Annual Holiday Art Trail
will take place on December 6 and 7 in Downtown
Sylvania. The trail features area artists and galleries as
well as student artists from each of the schools. Look for
more details to come.
Did You Know
Winterization. The Cat Attack Robotics Team will
winterize your lawn mowers. They will sharpen the
blades, change the oil, stabilize the gas and power
wash/clean mowers for $30. Call 419-887-3490 or email
[email protected]
Illness Mapping. You can now follow outbreaks
of flu, allergies and other illnesses around the country
through an interactive mapping protocol. Check it out
to know what is happening in an area that you heading.
www.sickweather.com
Community Events
 Northview vs Southview Community Picnic &
Game on Friday, November 1. Tailgate at 5:30 p.m. /
Game at 7 p.m.
 Athletic Hall of Fame on Saturday, November 2 at
Sylvania Country Club at 6:30 p.m.
 Fall Back One Hour: Eastern Standard Time Begins,
Sunday, November 3
Go to www.sylvaniaschools.org and click on alumni
 No School: Parent Teacher Conferences. Grades K-5
on Monday and Tuesday, November 4 and 5
Weather/School Closings/Delays
 No School: Parent Teacher Conferences: Grades K-8
on Tuesday, November 5
There are multiple ways to access information about
school delays and closings through the District website
at www.sylvaniaschools.org, the District Facebook page,
Twitter or calling the District weather information line at
419-824-8696. Information is also available through all
of the local TV and radio stations.
 Election Day, Tuesday, November 5. Remember to
vote
 Rotary Annual Pancake Supper, Tuesday,
November 5 at Northview, 5:30 - 8 p.m.
 Two-Hour Late Start, Thursday, November 14
Community News
 Shrek, The Musical, Northview on November 21-24.
Tickets available at www.northviewtheatre.org
Shop & Crop. On Saturday, November 2, various
vendors will be available from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. for
holiday shopping at Southview High School. Special
scrapbook sessions will run from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Contact Lynn Dona [email protected] for registration
information. All proceeds to benefit the Southview
band.
 No School: Thanksgiving Holiday, November 27-29
Downtown Delights on Thursday, November 14
from 5 to 8 p.m. on Main Street in Downtown Sylvania.
A Chili-N in Sylvania contest between participating
shops and merchants.
Your Input is Appreciated
If you have questions and/or concerns that you would
like addressed, please send to: Superintendent’s
Office, Dept. C, 4747 N. Holland Sylvania Road.,
Sylvania, Ohio 43560 or via email to:
[email protected].
We want to hear from you.
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November
Students of the Month…
Kindergarten
First
Second
Third
Fourth
Fifth
Joshua Black
Blake Dykhuis
Lacie Filas
Jack Goodnough
Shelby Hirsch
Eisley Holt
Trent Riggs
Taylor Schneider
Henry Shao
Olivia Stroud
Natalie Sulier
Ruby Urich
Jackson
Wroblewski
Khaled Beseiso
Wyatt Chesser
Christian Faber
Carson Fielding
Kingston Genot
Lauren Hollar
Yolanda HU
Jonah Shine
Evan Slusher
Emma Smith
Olivia Smith
Aiden Tober
Hailey Yockey
Mohamad Alshawa
Tyler Applin
Sophia Black
Jasmine Boose
Joel Davis
Dylan Johnson
Morgan Kwiatkowski
Aubrianna Marroquin
Emily Rogers
Ashley Wong
Mina Abdel Khalek
Ahmed Abuhassan
Emmad Ali
Hailey Brass
JoBeth Daniels
Jacob Dukate
Bobby Fuchs
Mary Isabelle Weinman
Allen King
Rhone Lay
Grace Lowe
Avery O’Loughlin
John Rockefeller
Kasey Schutt
Molly Altman
Jacob Ball
Alia Beseiso
Kaden Blaze
Elise Brown
Jacob Cartwright
Brooke Johnson
Laney King
JP McNerney
Logan Moores
Jack Moran
Olivia Ramsdell
Peter Sung
Kaleb Demaline
Ben Doenecke
Ellie Evans
Taj Haidar
Hayden Kilgore
Ciara Lieberman
Emma Oliver
Amaan Omer
Lucas Podolsky
Aaron Puterbaugh
Jordin Rawski
Marissa Ray
Lily Rieman
Ernest Seton
Jacob Sweitzer
Danny Thompson
Sophia Weiman
Abby Williams
Cameron Young
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