Volume 15 Number 2, February 2016

A Publication of Oregon City Schools
www.oregoncityschools.org
THE OREGON ORACLE
5721 Seaman Rd., Oregon, OH 43616
Oregon Board
Of Education
Congratulations to Keith
Kennedy on being elected to the
Oregon Board Of Education.
Board Members left to right: Jeff
Ziviski; Mike Csehi, VP; Carol
Molnar, President; Keith Kennedy;
Heather Miller.
Keith Kennedy being sworn in by
Treasurer Jane Fruth.
Myth Busters
Exhibit
On November 12, Coy
Elementary 4th graders went on
a field trip to the Imagination
Station to see the MythBusters
exhibit. While in this special
exhibit, the students were able
to use the scientific method to
test out some of the myths using
hands-on experiments, some of
which included seeing whether
we get wetter walking or running
through the rain, whether buttered bread lands butter side up
or down, or which type of materials helps to build a structure that
isn’t knocked down by the wind.
The field trip was courtesy of the
Adopt-a-School program, and was
sponsored by BP.
Students left to right are: Hunter
Yates, Elijah Gareau, Jaxson
Brasiola, and Aidan Schroeder.
Volume 15 Number 2 – February 2016
Superintendent's Message
OCS Balance Change And Traditions
As 2016 is
upon us, OCS
continues
to
implement
foundational
changes and to
improvements,
even as we better prepare our
students
for
their future and
Hal D. Gregory
the future of our
Superintendent
district. Some
of these changes
include: the implementation of standards-based grading in the elementary schools, new textbook and materials adoptions, new robotics clubs
at all levels, changing from standard
lighting to LED lighting inside and
outside of our facilities, updating our
school camera systems, and planning
for improved athletic facilities.
Standards-based
grading
(SBG) is truly a new form of grading from the way previous generations of students have been graded
in schools. However, we believe
this system will better prepare our
students for college and careers by
providing a very clear understanding
of what skills/standards each individual student has mastered. This
current year, we are implementing
SBG in grades K-2. Additional grade
levels will implement SBG in coming
years. This system will look and feel
different, but it is time for OCS to
make this change.
Last year, OCS adopted
and purchased new math materials in grades K-12. These materials
were purchased through permanent
improvement (PI) funds provided by
our community. Thank you community! Your investment is paying off. We began the purchase of
English/Language Arts materials this
year, and will complete the assessment and purchase of materials in
the coming months. Social Studies
and Science materials will also be
updated in the coming years. Our
students deserve current and appropriate learning materials.
I want to announce that OCS
will be implementing new “Robotics”
after school clubs this spring with
students in each building. Through
the generous donations from BP/
Husky in Oregon, our district is able
to fund advisors and materials to
begin this STEM initiative using Lego
robotics. Students will learn about
STEM concepts and will participate in competition activities in the
future. Thank you to BP/Husky!
Energy efficiency is always a
priority. OCS is currently changing
out old lighting fixtures and replac-
ing them with LED fixtures and lighting throughout the district. Each
light we change to LED saves the district about 66% of what traditional
lighting costs. This change is just the
right thing to do.
In an effort to continue keeping our students and staff safe, we
have upgraded our camera infrastructure, and we are replacing old
broken cameras. These cameras are
monitored each and every day by
our administrative staff and School
Resource Officers. Safety is always a
priority.
Finally, we are in the process
of working with district leaders, local
leaders, and community partners
to plan and to fund sports facility
upgrades. OCS sports facilities are
in need of some major renovations,
specifically our stadium infrastructure, track, and gymnasiums. Our
student-athletes deserve quality facilities and, through the generosity of
our community, we hope to see progress toward these renovations.
With all of these changes in
motion, OCS is committed to keeping the meaningful traditions and
programs in place for all students,
young and old. The rich history of
Clay and of all schools is important
and valued.
Happy New Year from OCS!
Veteran’s Day Tribute
Veteran’s Day has always been
special for Coy Elementary for many
reasons. Every year, the 4th grade
class participates in a moving ceremony honoring veterans of every
branch of the Armed Service. Coy’s
own Mr. Chuck Wine is a marine
and veteran, and proudly wears his
dress uniform during the tribute.
Mr. Wine became a teacher after he
retired from the Marine service, and
Coy school is lucky to have such a
passionate and dedicated individual
on their staff.
Principal Amy Molnar’s father is
also part of the Marine service, and
so this day holds a special place in
her heart. Every year, she spearheads
the ceremony which culminates in a
reception for the many veterans who
attend. Coy students are asked to
invite veterans from their families to
be recognized during the ceremony,
and this year there was an impressive turn out.
After the colors were posted by
members of the American Legion,
the 4th grade class sang the “Star
Spangled Banner,” led by music
teacher Mrs. Deb Hall. The audience
then observed a moment of silence,
after which the music continued
with a medley of patriotic songs.
Students shared “letters to their
veteran” with the audience followed
by presentation of pins to the veterans. Other highlights included
readings of “What is a Veteran”,
“The Meaning of the Pledge of
Allegiance” and a “Tribute to the
Flag”. The ceremony ended with
the 4th grade class singing a rousing
version of “God Bless the USA.” We
at Coy will always be grateful to our
veterans and active service members
for their sacrifices in maintaining the
freedom this country so often takes
for granted.
Students share
their letters to
veterans.
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The Best
Works
Ten Fassett students were
selected to have their art published in a nationwide art
contest. This is a great honor
because there are thousands
of entries from all fifty states,
and only the best works are
chosen to be published in the
“Celebrating Art” Anthology.
Pictured: Ally Finch, Lauren Clark,
Katie Ulinski, Laney Mohan, Roger
Henneman, Bella Malbry, Scoot
Woollard, Elizabeth Jenkins, Kalie
Lewis and Hope Baumgartner
(not pictured).
Annual Cookie
Walk
Thank you to everyone who
came to The Fourth Annual Cookie
Walk at Clay High School and supported the Volunteer Focus students. You helped to make this a
huge success. The students from
Volunteer Focus worked hard in
baking over 30 different kinds
of cookies. Participants left with
box(es) of assorted homemade
Christmas cookies for the holidays
and never had to dirty their kitchens! The money raised was used
to fund scholarships and charities
of the students’ choices. We are
planning to host the Cookie Walk
again next year and hope to see
you there!
The students from Volunteer Focus
worked hard in baking over 30
different kinds of cookies.
Make sure
to check
out the
honor rolls
on pages
10 - 11
Spelling Bee
Forty-one seventh and eighth
graders competed in the Fassett
Junior High School Spelling Bee on
December 18. The students were well
prepared, and the competition was
exciting. Would you know how to
spell “hoity-toity” or “cartouches”?
There was a three-way tie for second
place among eighth grader Jayden
Cash, seventh grader Spencer Smith,
and seventh grader Katelynn Takacs.
Our Fassett Junior High Spelling Bee
Champion is seventh grader Andrew
Kessler. All four of these students
will represent Fassett at the Lucas
County Spelling Bee, to be held at
Maumee Indoor Theater on February
16 at 7:00. The staff and students are
very proud of all of the Spelling Bee
participants.
Photo from left to right: Ms. Becci Bihn, principal; Katelynn Takacs, Spencer
Smith, Andrew Kessler, Jayden Cash, and Mr. Jeff Straka, assistant principal.
FFA Takes First
This past December, Oregon Clay
FFA members traveled to Penta Career
Center to participate in the District
One Nursery and Landscape Career
Development Event Contest. The
team was asked to identify deciduous
and evergreen trees, shrubs, annuals, turf, perennials, equipment and
more. The team also participated in
a design exercise, and demonstrated
how to read a seed label and material
safety data sheet (MSDS). The team
placed first in the district, and team
members included Kyle Myrice (2nd
place individual), Max Venia (3rd
place individual), Samantha Siefke
(5th place), Greg Faneuff (7th place),
Sam Vincent (10th place), Paige
McNutt (19th place), Lily Czop, and
Mason Larue. The team will travel to
Columbus in January to participate in
the state contest.
Pictured are the top four individuals on Clay’s Nursery and Landscape team:
Greg Faneuff, Samantha Siefke, Kyle Myrice and Max Venia.
Holiday Happenings
The student body at Coy
Elementary had a whole sleigh full
of activities during the month of
December!
They started the month with a
week of celebrating famed author
Charles Shultz, the Peanuts gang,
and 50 years of “A Charlie Brown
Christmas.”
Children
participated in a Peanuts-themed bingo
game during daily announcements,
learned fun facts about the Peanuts
gang, watched “A Charlie Brown
Christmas,” and entered submissions
in a Decorate Snoopy’s Doghouse
Coloring Contest. The week ended
with students dressing in their favorite Peanuts character or Charlie
Brown striped shirt.
On December 10, grades two and
four presented their holiday music
program. Toes were tapping to the
strains of “Jingle Bells” and other traditional favorites, including a carol
sung completely in Spanish. Coy
music teacher, Ms. Evans, produced
a wonderful concert that put parents
and family members in the spirit of
the season.
On December 16 and 17, students
had a chance to do some holiday
shopping at the annual Santa-Shop.
The gymnasium was filled to the
rafters with local crafters and vendors offering wares of all prices and
varieties to suit every taste and budget. Children and their families were
invited to browse the Santa Shop.
The Coy Parents Group ensured that
every child at Coy had the opportu-
nity to shop at the event and to buy
a gift for someone special in their
life by giving each student a coupon
to purchase an item. In conjunction
with the theme of the season, Coy
School donned their ugly Christmas
sweaters for their shopping. Tinsel,
lights, and awkward penguins were
seen parading across the front of
shirts all through the school.
The last day of school before winter holiday, the whole population of
Coy joined together in the gymnasium for the 7th Annual Coy Christmas
Sing-a-Long. Wearing matching Santa
beards with whistling lips, students
and staff spiritedly sang along with
two of Santa’s elves (Mr. Wine and
Mrs. Mic). Then they jingled all the
way home!
Shopping on ugly sweaters day.
The winners of the Peanuts
Cloloring Contest.
Christmas sing-a-ling.
CHS Bids Farewell To
Longtime Registrar
Longtime CHS registrar, Diane Deem, retired on
December 31 after 37 years of service. The “Eagle Family”
would like to wish Diane a happy retirement.
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The Great
Escape
, 5, 2016
8:00 .. – 1:00 ..
: WE NEED YOUR HELP!
WE NEED
YOUR
HELP!
Sponsored
by the
Academic
Booster Club
Please start saving unwanted clothing, household items
and any other treasures to
donate to the sale.
You may drop off your
items on Friday, March 4th
from 4:00 pm til 8:00 pm at the
Clay Cafeteria. Items will not
be accepted at any other time.
Buddy Bucks
Did you know that Down
Syndrome is the most commonly
occurring chromosomal condition?
One in every 691 babies in the United
States is born with Down Syndrome
– about 6,000 each year. People
born with Down Syndrome have an
increased risk for certain medical
conditions, such as congenital heart
defects, respiratory and hearing problems, Alzheimer’s disease, childhood
leukemia, and thyroid conditions.
Mr. Larry Folley is a math
teacher at Clay High School. His
youngest son, Thomas, is 5 years
old and has been diagnosed with
Down Syndrome. Mr. Folley and his
wife, Christine, are very active with
the Down Syndrome Association of
Greater Toledo (DSAGT); Mrs. Folley
is now Vice President of the DSAGT
Board of Directors.
The
student
members
of
Volunteer Focus wanted to be able
to give the whole student body an
opportunity to show Mr. Folley that
they support him and his family.
Therefore, they started a fundraiser
they called “Buddy Bucks” to benefit
DSAGT.
Each classroom collected donations; the classroom that led in
donations for the day had a large
“Buddy Buck” sign hung on its door,
which proudly displayed a picture of
Thomas. The Buddy Buck changed
daily, based on the classroom in the
lead for that day. In addition, short
facts and information about Down
Syndrome were given to the student
body during the morning announcements, and the classroom that collected the most donations won a
donut and juice party.
The Clay High School community raised $1,000, which will be
presented to the Down Syndrome
Association of Greater Toledo, in
honor of the Folley family, during
half time of the varsity boys’ basketball game on Tuesday, January 19.
Please plan to attend to show your
support for all those diagnosed with
Down Syndrome.
Thank you to all who generously
donated and for supporting another
member of our “Eagle” family.
The Oregon Fire & Rescue
Department,
Jerusalem
Township Fire Department,
and our respective fire prevention bureaus offer our
heartiest congratulations to
Principal Amy Molnar, and
the staff and students of Coy
Elementary for their winning
of the 2015 Oregon/Jerusalem
Great Escape campaign.
Coy Elementary had 91%
of their students turn in their
escape plans. For the 7th consecutive year, Coy Elementary
was awarded the $500 prize!
We want to thank the principals, staffs, and students from
Starr Elementary, Jerusalem
Elementary, and Kateri schools
which also participated in this
worthwhile fire safety education program. In addition, we
also want to thank the parents
and families of the students for
helping us with our endeavor to promote fire safety.
Learning Many New Things
Pictured are the 2015 Great
Escape winners.
Mrs. Wurm’s 5th and 6th
grade students at Eisenhower
are working hard to learn
many new things. We have
been busy learning about
plants, multiplying, comparing fractions, learning how
to work together as a team,
and so much more. We love
to get up and get moving by
using fun, SmartBoard lessons and creating visual aids
to help us learn!
Roe Pulls
It Off
Fifth and Sixth Grade students with their completed science project.
Jane
Sprouse
working on
her
science
project.
Faith
Steffen is
creating a
picture to
help her
compare
her
fraction
problems.
Alex Roe
Comes
in 1st.
Alex Roe won the Clay High
Stock Challenge for first semester.
He finished with a 38.6% gain.
Hunter McNutt was the second
place investor. One-hundredforty-three juniors and seniors
were given $10,000 to start the
simulation, and more than half
made money. Alex came from last
place to win by selling off all his
stock and buying Solar City at
$40, and watching it rise to $53 in
one day. Alex said “I had watched
a movie on the company and did
research and felt like I needed to
take a risk and it paid off.” Mr.
Dunbar, who manages the simulation, finished 94th, and was
unavailable for comment.
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Mindfulness Meets The Classroom
As part of the gifted social and
emotional curriculum, sixth grade
students in Miss Stanton’s classe, at
Eisenhower Intermediate have been
learning about mindfulness as a way
to offer stress relief. Mindfulness
can be best described as focusing on
the present moment, but also being
aware of how our feelings, thoughts,
and emotions impact us.
In addition to the daily brain
breaks started early in the fifth grade
curriculum, sixth graders learn many
techniques to reduce anxiety and to
calm nerves in the hopes that one
or more may be beneficial. Students
experience laughter yoga, breathing
exercises, meditation activities, and
the coloring of mandalas (geometric
patterns)..
Jackie Stanton holds up the coloring book that inspired her to create the
"Mandala of the Month" extension activity in her classroom.
Madison Roy, the local artist who created the book, started out by drawing
designs for friends.
Kendal Rivera and Grace Dalton demonstrate laughter yoga.
Pickles, Peppers And Paprika
Nick Abbott and Will Horvath pose during a brain break.
Students proudly show off their most recent mandala designs.
On Monday, December
14, Starr Elementary started it’s Right to Read Week
with author visits from Nick
Rokicki and Joseph Kelley,
who are the authors of Pete
the Popcorn books, along with
12 other books. The authors
read one of their books to each
grade level and then shared
what inspired them to write
the book. Mr. Rokicki and
Mr. Kelley also discussed the
writing process, working with
the illustrator, and the message in the story. They introduced their new book, Pete the
Popcorn: Pickles, Peppers and
Paprikas, which is based on
Tony Packo’s Restaurant. What
a great experience for our
students
and
teachers!
Nick Rokicki and Joseph Kelley visit Starr for Right to Read week.
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The Soaring
Times
It’s A Fall
Festival!
The weather was perfect for
a fall hayride on October 30,
and Coy Elementary took full
advantage of it! Students enjoyed
Coy’s yearly Fall Festival- the
school’s alternative celebration of
Halloween and all the splendors
of the season.
With the help of parent volunteers, the children participated in the Pumpkin Run, Harvest
Bingo, Mrs. Findsen’s Hayride,
and a rousing sing-along. Class
parties ran throughout the day
and everyone had a great time
celebrating Autumn. Thanks go
out to everyone who helped make
the day a success.
The Soaring Times staff.
Last year, at Eisenhower, we
started a new afterschool program. It’s a newspaper called the
“Soaring Times.” This is a student-implemented paper.
There are a variety of articles
in the paper including cartoon
characters, interviews, crossword puzzles, and Eisenhower’s
current events. “Soaring Times”
staff member develop their own
interview questions, set up the
interview, and types their own
article. In addition, they take their
own photographs to go along with
their articles.
The staff members meet twice
a month, but much of the work
has to be done on their own
time to meet deadlines. The staff
is also responsible for selling
the papers during lunch twice a
month and for creating announcements to publicize the upcoming
sale dates.
At our next meeting, Mrs.
Filar, our district technology integration specialist, will be here to
assist with teaching the staff to
enter their articles directly into a
newspaper program.
This year’s “Soaring Times”
staff includes: Jennifer Brown,
Haley Cannon, Lacy Cascadden,
Savanna Large, Lauren LaRue.
Carleigh Maville, Derek Pfeiffer,
Hannah Schultz, Keanna Snyder,
Kayleigh Splichal, Deighton
Wamer, and Jackson Whitten.
Tradition - Family - Community
STEM
On Friday, November 6, thirty
Fassett girls, along with Mrs. Pevets,
Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Claydon,
attended the 31st Women in STEM
(Science, Technology, Engineering,
Math). The opening speakers were
Emily Calandrelli, an alumna of West
Virginia University and MIT. Emily
There is nothing like a hay ride.
has her own show known as “The
Space Gal” on Hulu and YouTube.
Dr. Mazey, BGSU president, also
addressed the girls. They then attended different STEM activities and labs,
ate lunch, and at COSI, did a final
presentation. Frieda the Falcon was
also present.
Students competing in the
Pumpkin Run.
Pictured are
the STEM
participants.
Relevency
This Fall, Oregon City Schools
launched their Course Relevancy
program,
with
collaborative
efforts from the Oregon Schools
Foundation. This program provides
the opportunity for students to be
engaged in a learning environment
that connects real-life relevancy to
classroom curriculum and learning.
Alumni and community members
with career experiences to offer and
share are partnered with interested
teachers to highlight an area of the
curriculum that can be enhanced by
the added component of relevancy.
The teacher and career expert work
together to gather resources to plan,
deliver and evaluate the relevancy
experiences for students, utilizing
in-person or other technology-based
communication sharing processes.
Three teachers at Fassett Junior
High School have volunteered to
take part in this pilot program. Here
is what they shared about their
experiences.
Mrs. Leigh Ann Kesling said
that Marty VanScoy and Jim Stewart
have been working with the 8th
grade GT students during STRIDE
for character development. She
shared some of their experiences in
a previous issue of the Oracle.
Brent Combs, Fassett 8th grade
financial literacy teacher, said,
“The Oregon City Schools Course
Relevancy program has brought a
new dimension to my 8th grade
Financial Literacy classes. This pro-
gram has put me in contact with
professionals across the country.
The first semester, my students were
able to have Ms. Jennifer Compton,
from Sun Federal Credit Union
(SFCU), come in on several occasions to discuss topics from banking
basics and services to learning how
to properly use a credit card. Ms.
Compton, along with SFCU, was
able to donate classroom materials for my students to use. During
the length of the semester, students
participate in a real life simulation
of balancing a checkbook, depositing paychecks and paying bills.
SFCU donated replica checkbooks
and registers for students to use,
a great resource to learn a real life
skill and to be better prepared for
their futures.
Also, through this program,
I have been able to collaborate
with Dr. Shawn Tennant from
Midwestern University in Glendale,
Arizona, who has supplied me with
course materials that she uses with
her college-age students. The materials are centered on financial competency, and cover the basics that
students need to know, from paycheck deductions to credit scores, to
buying a house.
Having this program available
in the district has opened up new
doors for me as a teacher, and new
and engaging experiences for our
students. I am excited to see what
else I can bring to our students.”
Judy Olive, Fassett 7th grade
health instructor, said, “The Course
Relevancy Program allowed me the
opportunity to connect with two
dedicated professionals from various health-related fields: Regina
Reynolds (LPN) and Heidi Hess
(retired fire chief/paramedic of
Springfield Township). Together,
they spent two days sharing their
training and procedures with our
7th grade health students at Fassett.
They demonstrated how they treat
victims of accidents who may have
injuries involving broken bones, spinal cord, neck, or back injuries. Our
students enjoyed hands-on involvement immobilizing potentially broken bones and using a body-board
to help stabilize patients during
triage. These activities reinforced
classroom lessons that were taught
on protecting and caring for the
skeletal and central nervous systems. They also shared their career
experiences in the medical field
and discussed the numerous highdemand job opportunities available
in today’s growing job market. It is
this type of program that engages
kids and involves them in real-life
experiences that they may not be
exposed to otherwise. I’m excited to be involved with community
members who take an active interest
in our students through their volunteer actions, and enhance the learning opportunities of our Oregon
youth.”
Got Floss?
In December, students from Clay
High School’s Medical Technology
program visited Mrs. Marquette’s
third grade class at Coy Elementary.
The Clay students gave the class a
lesson in dental hygiene. This presentation helped prepare the Clay
students for an upcoming H.O.S.A.
competition. What made this lesson
extra special was the fact that two of
the Clay students were former students of Mrs. Marquette’s!
Former Coy students,
Grant Saunders and Hannah Bundy.
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Pay It Forward
Clay High School Limelighters
©Disney
Production Of
Music by
Alan Menkenn
Lyrics by
ce
Howard Ashman & Tim Rice
The annual “Coy’s Got Talent Show” produces
more than singers, dancers and actors. This year,
it produced philanthropists and demonstrated the
truly caring and thoughtful actions of some of the
young people of our school district.
Every year, the student body of Coy Elementary
votes on the winners of the annual talent show,
and the top three acts receive cash prizes. Instead
of splitting the cash, this year’s first and third
place winners decided to show the true meaning
of Christmas by using their money to buy gifts for
members of the Oregon community who needed a
little assistance during the Christmas season.
The first place winners, “Zero Gravity,”
received $100 and used it to buy gifts for a local
family. (And it will warm your heart to know that
these boys won first place two consecutive years
prior and used those winnings to donate toys to
13abc’s “Hope for the Holidays” toy drive.) The third
place winners, cheerleading team “The Hot Shots,”
used their winnings to buy toys for the Oregon Toy
Drive. The “Coy’s Got Talent Show” also collected
293 canned goods which were donated to the local
food bank. Looks like Coy’s got talent and HEART!
Book by
Linda Woolverton
Originally Directed By
Robert Jess Roth
Originally Produced by
Disney Theatrical Productions
April 21, 22, 23 at 7:30 PM
April 24 at 3:00 PM
Adults $12
Seniors (60+) $10
The first place winner, "Zero Gravity", received $100
and used it to buy gifts for a local family.
Students (18 and under) $5
ADVANCE TICKET SALES BEGIN FEB. 1
Limited Reserved Seating
AVAILABLE ONLY AT
claylimelighters.org
or by calling 419-693-0665 ext. 2150
GENERAL ADMISSION SEATING ONLY
Available at the door
DISNEY’S BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
Is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI).
All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI.
www.MTIShows.com
The third place winners, Cheerleading team "The Hot
Shots", used their winnings to buy toys for
the Oregon Toy Drive.
Taking Brain Breaks
Walking
down
the
hallway of Room #201 at Eisenhower
Intermediate, the sounds of students
singing could be heard on a rainy
Friday afternoon.
“My hands are high, my feet are
low…and this is how we Pop See
Ko,” students in Miss Stanton’s class
say as they dance along to a video
projected on the front screen.
The fifth graders were taking part
in a brain break, a research-based
program, in between their doubleblock gifted and talented language
arts class. Miss Stanton is using videos from the free website, GoNoodle.
Her classes choose a virtual mascot,
which grows as the class earns minutes needed to advance to the next
level.
“I’m a huge fan and have used
GoNoodle nearly every day since
discovering it two years ago,” Miss
Stanton said. “I absolutely love how
it allows me to calm, re-energize,
or focus my students depending on
what we are transitioning into next.
Plus, it has become such a routine
that if I forget, the kids usually ask
me for it!”
5th Grade Collage
GoNoodle.com can be used in the
classroom and at home. To get started, create your free account, so you
can begin exploring and enjoying it
right away. If your children are anything like the students pictured here,
soon they will be begging for more.
So…on your mark . . . get set
GoNoodle!
New Lights For Clay’s Auditorium Stage
What’s old is new again. The
very lightly used stage lighting fixtures and circuitry equipment at the
Wynn Learning Center were recently
repurposed to upgrade a desperately
needed stage lighting system in Clay
High School’s auditorium.
Thom Sneed, Clay’s Choral as well
as Musical Director, was formulating a plan whereby the Limelighter’s
Booster Group would, in phases, pay
for the replacement of the out-ofdate lighting at Clay, including the
upgrade of the electrical service to
that area. During the discussion and
further investigation, Mr. Sneed and
Mr. Sandwisch, Director of Business
Affairs, discovered this perfect fit,
which allowed the three-year plan to
be accomplished in one year.
“This repurposing of existing
equipment saved the OCS district
over $20,000 in labor and materials,
and has significantly improved the
lighting system in the auditorium,”
Mr. Sneed said. “The ability to
use our in-house maintenance staff
and electrician not only saved on
expenses, but also greatly expedited
the entire project.”
In addition to the equipment
being available in-house, the maintenance department staff moved and
installed all of the equipment in
time for the fabulous presentation of
It’s a Wonderful Life as well as the
BP Holiday Concert and the annual
Vespers Concert.
With this successful project
under their belt, Mr. Sneed and Mr.
Sandwisch are exploring another “WOW” project in which the
Limelighters may want to re-direct
their resources . . . stay tuned!
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Look At Me
Starr Elementary third graders
were very fortunate to have Mrs.
Pat Shafer, retired Starr fourth
grade teacher, give an art lesson
on how to create a self-portrait.
Mrs. Shafer took the students stepby-step through the process, beginning with a pencil sketch of the
facial features, adding hair and
clothing, outlining in marker and
then coloring and mounting their
finished portraits. Students were
very attentive and loved every
minute of the lessons! As a culminating activity, students created
word clouds using adjectives to
describe their character traits.
Pictured: Mrs. Pat Shafer, students
Alexa Dupler and Ayden Vondran
(Mrs. Shafer’s grandson).
Trunk Or
Treat
Rock And Roll
Left to right: Grant Bruns, Clinton Dupler, Ethan
Spears, Dylan Yeager, Dominic Maletich
and Zach Woollard.
The seventh grade GT
students and several parents traveled to the Rock
and Roll Hall of Fame
and Museum. Students
attended a class entitled
“Rock the Power” in
which they learned how
music has both influenced and reflected societal events in American
history. In addition, students had the opportunity to tour the museum. As students study
the historical fiction
novel, Witness, by Karen
Hesse, they are discovering the impact of the
Jazz Age on everyday
people. Students will
continue this study of
the arts as they read
Matched later this year.
The eighth grade GT students are reading memoirs this year, including
Rocket Boys by Homer
Hickam, Jr. This memoir,
set in the 1950s, tells the
story of a group of young
men who grew up in a
dying coal town in West
Virginia. Though their
futures seemed to be set
in stone as coal miners,
they overcame the limitations others placed on
them and created rockets
to win the state science
fair and scholarships to
college. Larry Kesling of
CSX Toledo Docks visited class to both share
his experience in the
coal industry as a longshoreman at the coal
docks and the effects
that the coal industry
has on our home town.
Students then presented
their findings in research
reports.
Halloween is a great time for
any community to come together
and have a little fun!
The Coy PGA hosted a “Trunk
or Treat” again this year. “Trunk
or Treat” is an opportunity for
Coy students to come out and
show off their Halloween costumes during a safe, fun trick or
treat type activity. Coy’s parking lot was lined with cars for
students to trick or treat from,
and there was even a special busload of witches in attendance!
It was a fun-filled family event
for all.
Students "Trunk or Treating".
The Oregon Witch School was
open for business.
Front row, left to right: Cali Jo Quigg, Logan Shannon & Hudson
Wolfe. Back row, l to right: Maddie Dykema, Lynda Saldivar,
Larry Kesling, Ben Richmond, Maria Engle & Theo Miller.
Students and parents posed outside the Rock and Roll
Hall of Fame and Museum before class.
www.oregoncityschools.org
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We All Live In
A Watershed
In October, Coy Elementary
teamed up with the City of
Oregon, Toledo Metropolitan
Area of Governments, the Lucas
County Health Department,
and the Lucas Soil and Water
Conservation District to host
a family science night. The
event was funded by an Ohio
Department of Natural Resources
Coastal Management Assistance
Grant with the purpose of providing a comprehensive educational
campaign for residents in the
Wolf Creek Watershed regarding
water quality.
Students and their families
had the chance to learn about the
world of water science. There
were several hands-on (and
slightly wet) stations and each
had a take home activity. The
educational fun included stations on “stream quality monitoring,” the “Enviroscape,” and
a “watershed in a bag.” The
evening ended with a raffle of
mini-science themed gadgets.
Thank you to all the presenters,
participants, and teachers who
attended.
Civil War Students Present In A Real World Setting
Eight Clay students in Mr.
Klosterman’s American Civil War
Class presented their class projects to
the Greater Toledo Civil War Round
Table on Thursday, December 10.
Presentations were held at the East
Toledo Senior Center.
The students, and what they
presented were: Gabe Kovach,
Ken Burns Civil War;
Audras
Neverauskas,
Medicine in the
Civil War; Abby Filka, Elizabeth Van
Lew; Mr. Klosterman, Ben Andrus,
Shiloh Retreat: A Stop Motion Video;
Mason Schroeder, Drummer Boys in
the Civil War; Caitlin O Shea, Horses
in the Civil War; Cheyenne Petipas,
Ghosts of Gettysburg; and Kennedy
Sattler, Spying in the Civil War.
Mr. Klosterman said of the students, “It takes a little courage for
a teenager to present subject matter
to experts in a real world situation and then field questions from
them.
I really want to commend
them for challenging themselves.”
Congratulations, Civil War students.
Back row: Gabe Kovach, Audras Neverauskas, Abby Filka, Elizabeth Van
Lew, Mr. Klosterman, Ben Andrus, and Mason Schroeder. Front Row: Caitlin
O'Shea, Cheyenne Petipas, and Kennedy Sattler.
Giving Back
One of several activity stations.
Over 2400 canned food items and 157 toys were donated.
Snow Much Fun
Starr Elementary celebrated
Right to Read week, December
14-18. The theme was “Reading
is Snow Much Fun!” During the
week, students made snowmen,
wore pjs, wore “right fit” gloves,
and had a White Out day. The
final day of right to read week, students who reached their AR goal
for December were able to wear
Santa hats. The first graders and
fourth graders took turns reading
books to each other. Students in
both classes agreed it was something they would like to do again.
Mrs. Howard's first grade and Mrs.
Zatko's fourth grade read together.
The Volunteer Focus Group
and Integrated Machining
classes would like to thank
the entire Clay Family, including students, parents, and
staff, for your generosity and
kindness with the toy drive
and canned food drive. With
your generosity, we were able
to help provide meals for
needy families in Oregon and
Jerusalem Township, as well
as help make Christmas special for many youngsters with
toys and other presents. Over
2400 canned food items and
157 toys were donated. The
results of your efforts greatly brightened Christmas for
these families. Mrs. Soncrant,
Scott McGorty speaking to
Carmela Elmer's 4th grade class.
Scott
McGorty,
a
Toledo
native,
visited
Starr Elementary recently.
Scott spoke to a couple of
different classes, including
the Melody Makers’ choir
and Mrs. Elmer’s 4th grade
class. He spoke about his
experience working on
National Touring Broadway
productions such as Wicked,
Mamma Mia!, Jersey Boys,
Mary Poppins and more. Mr.
McGorty also spoke about
his experience working for
Mrs. Walendzak, the advisors
of Volunteer Focus, and Mr.
Spallino, Integrated Machining
teacher, are very proud of the
efforts, generosity, and kindness of everyone involved. The
experience of assisting those
in need is heartwarming, and
we are very lucky to be a part
of this great group of students.
Scott McGorty
Disney Theatricals including
working on Beauty and the
Beast, The Lion King and
Aladdin. Scott closed by
talking about now coming
back to the area and working
as a Theme Night consultant
for the Toledo Mud Hens
and the Toledo Walleye.
He also offered the Starr
Elementary choir (Melody
Makers) the opportunity to
sing the National Anthem
at the upcoming Toledo
Walleye game on January 22.
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Toys, Toys, Toys
Each year the Integrated Machining class assists the members of the Oregon Christmas Basket program by collecting,
transporting, and sorting the canned goods and other food items
for the Oregon/Jerusalem Township families receiving Christmas
baskets. This year, Volunteer Focus had the opportunity to assist
with the sorting of the donated toys.
Seven Volunteer Focus members, along with advisors Mrs.
Soncrant and Mrs. Walendzak, helped with the process of sorting
toys and filling the baskets for each family with age appropriate
toys.
“It was great to see the process and the end result. We were
overwhelmed with how many toys that were donated from within
our community. Our Volunteer Focus students each worked hand
in hand with a member of the Oregon Christmas Basket program
to separate and select “the perfect” toys for each child. It was a
very rewarding day. We were able to provide assistance and to
help make Christmas great for other families,” said advisor, Mrs.
Walendzak.
Volunteers sort toys.
Toys are bagged for distribution.
Towering
Heights
Twenty gifted and talented students from Clay who are
interested in engineering as a
career, traveled to the University
of Toledo as part of a program
called “Meeting of the Minds.”
These students were given a tour
of the Engineering Department,
and explored all the different
types of engineering careers, and
heard from an admissions counselor about the requirements
needed to accomplish their
goals. After lunch, the students
broke into teams with Findlay
High School students, and were
given a task to build the tallest structure that would hold a
softball for 20 seconds, using the
materials provided like straws,
toothpicks, tape, etc. The winning team included Jeff Fouke Jr.,
and Sarah Finger from Clay.
The War Is On!
Once again, Coy Elementary students participated in the Cystic Fibrosis
Penny War. Buckets were placed in each classroom to collect donations for
Cystic Fibrosis.
The goal of a Penny War is to collect as many PENNIES as possible in
each classroom bucket, and to put as many NON-PENNIES in everyone else’s
bucket. Pennies represented positive points while the other coins and bills
represented negative points, meaning you could sabotage another classroom
by placing a dollar in their bucket!
The Penny War is spearheaded by Coy school nurse, Sue Ward-Ziegler,
and this year, $1,153.00 was raised for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Mrs.
Coy’s class came in first place, Mrs. McGrady’s class came in second place,
and Mrs. Marquette’s class came in third place for having the highest totals.
The students in Mrs. Coy’s first place class were the happy recipients of a
pizza party.
The winning team consisted of
Jeff Fouke, Sarah Finger, and a
Findlay student.
Clay students Emil Pacheco and
Kayla Dickerson work on
structures.
Pictured on left, students in Mrs.
Coy's class; Above is
Mrs. Ward-Zigler.
Penguins Discovered
Starr Elementary third graders
discovered there are many different
kinds of penguins and found out
how fascinating they are to learn
about! Students began their penguin
research with a partner and an iPad.
Students used QR codes to easily
access websites with relevant information about their specific penguin,
and filled out a fact sheet with the
information they found. Then, using
an iPad, students created a Keynote
presentation that contained information from their fact sheet, including
photographs and animations with
8-10 slides. After students completed
their slide show presentations, they
made life size illustrations of their
penguins. Finally, students finished
the project with a multi-paragraph
research report.
Clay student Emil Pacheco refines
his design.
The Chosen
Few
Congratulations to Trinity
Watson, Danielle Hentges and
Dakota Crick for being chosen by University of Toledo,
Lake Erie Center’s 6th annual photo contest. Each young
lady received a monetary prize
along with recognition during an awards ceremony at the
Lake Erie Center in Oregon.
Addison Csehi and Cadence
Vriezelaar are researching about
penguins
Emilia Henneman-Dallape writing her
research paper on penguins.
Noah Mc Kibben stands by his
display.
The contest winners were:
Trinity Watson,
Danielle Hentges, Dakota Crick.
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Oregon City School Honor Roll
Clay High
12th Grade
Arman, Paige
Bachmayer, Brandon
Badenhop, Noah
Beamer, Tyler
Benton, Philip
Bleau, Landon
Bodi, Michael
Boros, Stephanie
Brown, Zachary
Buchan, Nicholas
Burgess, Maggie
Burgess, Megan
Burns, Adam
Cairl, Timothy
Canada, Shawnee
Canterbury, Ayla
Castle, Brandon
Clark, Dylan
Clark, Hannah
Cluckey, Logan
Crosby, Ryan
Danieli, Marina
Davis, Jeremiah
Davis, Maria
Deluna, Annalisa
Dewitt, Zackary
Dickerson, Kayla
Ditch, Jerimiah
Dominique, Haley
Durczynski, Noah
Edler, Allison
Ellis, Joshua
Filka, Abby
Ford, Kyle
Fouke, Jeffery
Gentry, Brittany
Giles, Ashlynn
Giovanoli, Donte
Giovanoli, Gino
Goucher, Miranda
Graham, Noah
Groll, Erynn
Handy Jr, Michael
Hartford, Nathaniel
Hartwig, Stacey
Hassan, Miranda
Hauter, Kelsi
Heck, Justin
Henegar, Taylor
Hess, Haley
Hess, Hannah
Hughes, Markie
Isbell, Bailey
Ivan, Marie
Jacobs, Anthony
Jacobs, Aubrey
Jadlocki, Alyson
Johnson, Jade
Jones, Chandler
Jones, Megan
Keiper, Sarah
Kochanski, Austin
Kovacs, Eric
Kuhlman, Hannah
Lajti, Hannah
Lajti, Kaitlyn
Lambrecht, Alyssa
LaPlante, James
LaRue, Nicholas
Latta, Anthony
Leichty, Zachary
Lenning Keirns, Makaila
Levally, Lorenzo
Lopez, Thomas
Loveless, Ryan
Lozier, Austin
Lynch, Marina
Maki, Kurt
Malczewski, Benjamin
Martin, Leslie
Martinez, Sara
McKinney, Emma
McNeal, Marlena
Menter, Katherine
Merren, Maggie
Minchella, Kealy
Mohr, Joshua
Morris, Amanda
Neverauskas, Audras
Nguyen, Steven
Nieto, Nelisa
O’Connor, Michael
O’Neal, Ashley
Ortyl, Tyler
Perez, Juan
Peth, Lillian
Pioterek, Katie
Purtee, Katlyn
Reichert, Allison
Resendez, Estrella
Rios Branstutter, Madison
Robarge, Kaylee
Robinson, Austin
Ross, Alyssa
Sattler, Kennedy
Sauceda, Christopher
Sauerwein, Sydney
Schroeder, Max
Schultz, Emelie
Sheahan, Alexa
Sherer, Jonathan
Shope Mohney, Monica
Silva, Cody
Slovak, Madison
Smith, Gavin
Smith, Toni
Sneed, Madeline
Snyder, Andrew
Snyder, Callie
Sondergeld, Baylee
St Julian, Alexa
Stults, Sabrina
Sullivan, Jarrett
Susor, Brooks
Takacs, Jessica
Teneyck, Ty
Thomas, Timothy
Thompson, Maveric
Titsworth, Trevor
Toth, Katherine
Trowbridge, Amy
Uhrman, Jared
Ulinski, Sara
Verb, Anna
Viengmany, Alyssa
Villarreal, Daniel
Vriezelaar, Jake
Walter, Christopher
Wend, Grant
Wiggins, Demario
Wilson, Lanisha
Winslow, LeAnn
Yoder, Courtney
Zak, Margaret
Zeiler, Monica
Zunk, Alexis
11th Grade
Allred, Vanessa
Alvarado, Mya
Baker, Mason
Bass, Sabrina
Batch, Abigail
Bigelow, Alyssa
Bird, Sara
Blanton, Betty
Blazey, Faith
Bollman, Alysa
Breeden, Maranda
Bricker, Carl
Broka, Paige
Brown, Joseph
Bundy, Hannah
Bush, Nathaniel
Cain, Dylan
Ceja Villasenor, Kimberly
Cindle, Katlyn
Clere, Karleigh
Coates, Diego
Curry, Alaina
Curry, Kevin
Dabish, Brandon
Dokurno, Maegan
Douglass, John
Eberflus, Randee
Edwards, Robert
El Rez, Hussien
Elmajzoub, Mohammed
Ensign, Mason
Evers, Gabrielle
Feasel, Anna
Foster, Anthony
Fuller, Tyler
Furniss, Connor
Gajdostik, Grant
Garcia, Ramon
Gardiner, Magan
Gardull, Samantha
Gargac, Keaton
Garrett, Samantha
Gaskins, Adam
George II, Michael
Gerrard, Hanna
Gibbons, Elizabeth
Gockenbach, Tasia
Goulet, Ethan
Goulet, Nathan
Grimes, Mallory
Halka, Levi
Halter, Starra
Ham, Jessica
Harris, Tori
Heintschel, Samantha
Henneman, Elizabeth
Henneman, Nickalas
Hernandez Goderich, Yaylen
Hess, Sydney
Horvath, Jenna
Howard, Lauren
Hulls, Devin
Iler, Dustin
Jankowski, Kate
Jehany, Hannah
Joven, Ailene
Juhasz, Drew
Klatt, Donni
Kolinski, Hannah
Kolodziejski, Brianna
Kolodziejski, Lexie
Kozlaker, Connor
Kuecher, Caitlyn
Kulwicki, Jenna
Kurek, Thomas
Ladd, Mallory
Lambrecht, Trace
Lammers, Jacob
Lipper, Brittany
Lipper, Ciera
Lohrer, Erica
Madison, Samantha
Mahler, Jenna
Mallett, Mackenzie
Martin, Alaynah
Martinez, Lisa
Meier, Lillian
Mies, Jacob
Miller, Jorden
Miller, Madison
Mills, Christopher
Miner, Ashley
Montoya, Rickey
Murphy, Kerrigan
Myrice, Kyle
Nagypaul, Kyrsten
O Shea, Caitlin
Orr, Christian
Pacheco, Emillio
Peace, Curtis
Perlaky, Logan
Perry, Nathan
Phillips, Bailey
Pugh, Aeris
Quinlan, Jonathon
Reder, Alexandra
Reese, Alexis
Reynolds, Calee
Riley, Timothy
Rodriguez, Alayna
Roe, Alex
Rohm, Danielle
Saenz, Patricia
Sandoval, Jose
Saunders, Grant
Schell, Jarrett
Schweizer, Jacob
Shanks, Brenden
Smithers, Dawn
Steingraber, Jacob
Steveson, Nicholas
Strohscher, Brooke
Takacs, Ashlyn
Thiel, Lydia
Tilton, Chase
Tresso, William
Truman, Alexandria
Tuller, Nicole
Ulrich, Alyssa
Urbina, Maranda
Vargyas, Madison
Vartorella, Alexandra
Vass, Andrew
Velliquette, Alyssa
Verb, Joci
Vislay, Marisa
Wamer, Jaycee
Ward, Alizabeth
Webb, Leona
Wilbur, Sydney
Wiseman, Michael
Wojtowicz, Savannah
Yenrick, Bekah
Zachel, Breann
10th Grade
Aiton, Dustin
Anderson, Garret
Andrews, Haylie
Andrews, Kayla
Anello, Salina
Badenhop, Austyn
Baker, Cheyenne
Bassiouni, Dalia
Beamer, Trevor
Belegrin, Lauren
Berg, Sara
Berl, Normandie
Bolander, Alexandria
Bonnice, Ruth
Booth, Pillar
Bruns, Craig
Bye, Jordan
Calkins, Dakota
Chancey, Rylee
Church, Alexandria
Church, Phoebe
Clark, Reagan
Clere, Hailey
Cluckey, Thomas
Combs, Myranda
Connor, Charles
Coughlin, Shannon
Cousino, Kirsten
Cousino, Macy
Czop, Lillian
Daly, Morgan
Daniel, Justin
Davis, Seth
Delgado, Ignacio
Dickens, Alyssa
Dickerson, Hayden
Eischen, Bradley
Estep, Angela
Evers, Aubrey
Fernandes, Jude
Fernandes, Philomena
Gardiner, Brianna
Gechter, Robert
Gonzales, Macey
Groll, Zachery
Guerrero, Cecilia
Gwinn, Maria
Hadzovic, Alma
Hales, Sydney
Halley, Marc
Hansen, Erek
Hanudel, Kaine
Hardy, Brandon
Harrison, Kendra
Heck, Jason
Henney, Taylor
Jacobs, Kendall
James, Skylar
Jaquillard, Mason
Keilholz, Jacob
King, Megan
Kowalski, Jenna
Krieger, Jessica
Luckfield, Leah
Lunsford, Devin
Maya, Shania
McClain, Haley
McGath, Logan
McMillan, Adrian
Migliori, Marissa
Miller, Delanie
Mohr, Matthew
Munoz, Anastasia
Nagel, Kimberly
Naugle, Alyson
Nelson Jr, Robert
Nicholson, Daniel
Orra, Joudet
Pappas, Simon
Paquin, Savannah
Paul, Grace
Peery, Tatum
Pelfrey, David
Petitpas, Cheyenne
Pringle, Dalton
Pulter, Stephen
Quinlan, Natalie
Rayburn, Miranda
Reichow, Grace
Rew, Taytem
Rice, Madison
Rice, Natalie
Rodriguez, Alexia
Rodriguez, Lily
Ruiz, Yisenia
Schroeder, Mason
Sellgren, Alec
Shelnick, Cole
Shrewsberry, Eric
Smith, Megan
Smith, Tylor
Soto, Christian
Stager, Regan
Stanley, Samantha
Staudinger, Jacquelyn
Surgo, Andrew
Suto Jr, Daniel
Swan, Emily
Tilton, Olivia
Titsworth, Paige
Tracy Jr, Mark
Turner, Carley
Twining, Ryan
Upham, Mackenzie
VanCamp, Leah
Venia, Max
Vincent, Elizabeth
Vincent, Samuel
Walter, Nicholas
Wells, Kendall
Wiedmann, Alayna
Wiggins, Chyna
Williams Gareau, Serena
Wisniewski, Meradith
Zacharias, Emily
Zak, Elizabeth
Zak, Jacquelin
9th Grade
Allan, Heylea
Angel, Joseph
Barnes, Katelynn
Barney, Taylor
Baumberger, Chase
Behee, Lane
Bellville, Megan
Bomyea, Monica
Booth, Ciana
Booth, Patrice
Bowmer, Keeley
Briones, Daniel
Canada, Branden
Carlen, Sidney
Ceja, Joely
Chanthakham, Alannah
Connors, Lillie
Cook, Camry
Cordle, Alexis
Coughlin, Dempsey
Coughlin, Kennedy
Cowan, Isabella
Cutshall, Haley
DeWitt, Maisy
Durkovic, Noah
Dutton, Haylee
Eberflus, Trinity
Elmajzoub, Ibrahim
Faneuff, Gregory
Finger, Sarah
Fisher, Emilie
Flores, Jasmine
Fonseca, Hallah
Fournier, Rylie
Gallaher, Victoria
Garcia, Kelsey
Gargac, Delaney
Giller, Anna
Girardot, Kamron
Gladieux, Karis
Godfrey, Innocence
Gorajewski, Heather
Graver, Bailey
Grimes, Macie
Guerricagoitia, Raven
Gyurke, Todd
Hagdohl, Zachary
Havener, Kaden
Henninger, Madison
Henry, Maeghan
Hornyak, Blake
Hornyak, Madison
Ireland Baum, Averie
Jacobs, Alexis
Johnson, Katherine
Jones, Kara
Juhasz, Ryan
Kapfhammer, Shelby
Keiser, Zoe
Klatt, Gracie
Kolinski, Abigail
Krieger, Cassidy
Krieger, Lindsey
Lammers, Alexander
Lants, Amanda
Leichty, Brody
Lesniewicz, Alaina
Lewandowski, Kayla
Lott, Haley
Luda, Marissa
Maag, Alexander
Martin, Camron
Mawhorter, Megan
Maxon, Kaitlyn
McCourt, Timothy
McCoy, Brandon
McDougle, Samantha
McEowen, Jessica
McNeal, Nikolas
McQueen, Mason
Meinke, Caleb
Mies, Jena
Miller III, Donald
Miller, Chancellor
Miller, Leah
Morris, Mariah
Moser, Madison
Mosiniak, Jacob
Neate, Cameron
Neverauskas, Lidija
Novak, Jacob
Olvera, Vicente
Pack, Sapphira
Parnell, Latarion
Prater, Jaelyn
Prottengeier, Grace
Rast, Brianna
Rendon, Emilio
Revenaugh, Kelli
Rew, Anna
Rice, Scarlet
Richardson, Jenna
Rigsby, Kaitlyn
Rivera, Jared
Roberts, Lindsay
Rokicki Counterman, Claire
Rossler, Morgan
Row, Zachary
Sattler, Regan
Saxon, Amber
Schweizer, Faith
Serrano, Skyler
Shreve, Danielle
Siefke, Samantha
Sigler, Hannah
Silva, Samantha
Smith, Hannah
Smith, Olivia
Soto, Christopher
Spears, Grant
Stahl, Alivia
Stelzer, Skai
Stevens, Tiffany
Stricklen, Brandon
Thompson, Madison
Thompson, Wyatt
Van Hersett, Jarod
Villegas Jr, Salome
Vriezelaar, Madelyn
Wallace, Madeliene
Wamer, Reese
Wells, Lana
Wilbarger, Audrey
Wodarski, Virginia
Wooley, Jason
Yenrick, Palmer
Young, Addison
Fassett Junior High
8th Grade
Abbott, Katelyn
Akins, Kaylee
Andrus, Isaac
Armstrong, Lily
Banks, Markayla
Barboza, Gabriell
Batch, Gary
Baumgartner, Hope
Belair, Tyler
Berry, Chase
Blausey, Hannah
Bohland, Garrett
Bohland, Samantha
Bohland, Sawyer
Bolander, Derek
Bonnough, Brianna
Bronowski, Sierra
Burgess, Charlee
Burgess, Madison
Burling, Lon
Campbell, Colton
Case, Haley
Cash, Jayden
Church, Kaylee
Cindle, Kayla
Clark, Rylee
Collins, Brigid
Dalton, Audrey
Daly, Amber
Davies, Nathan
Deal, Derek
DeBlaere, Anastasia
Deweese, Cameron
DeWitt, Brandon
Dickens, Emily
Dokurno, Tyler
Durkovic, Natalie
Dykema, Madison
Engle, John
Engle, Maria
Fischer, Maranda
Fletcher, Robert
Fournier, Madison
Fouty, Carter
Gaines, Steven
Garza, Katelyn
Gears, Kayla
George, Christa
Gladieux, Madisen
Goetz, Baylee
Haas, Gregory
Hansen, Emma
Hauter, Morgan
Hendricks, Payton
Henry, Mackenzie
Hill, Joshua
Hughes, Andrew
Huss, Madison
Jones, Courtney
Jones, Rachel
Jones, Raecie
Kapfhammer, Elizabeth
Kapfhammer, Paige
Keller, Carrie
Kelly, Madison
Koepf, Nicole
Korb, Megan
Kramer, Kody
Kurek, Angelina
Kusian, Delaney
Lajiness, Sierra
LaPrade, Amber
Lutes, Carter
Madison, Ally
Manthey, Alexandria
Mays, Skylar
McVicker, Ellie
Measel, Samuel
Meinke, Sydnie
Miller, Shanin
Miller, Theodore
Mitchell, William
Mohon, Bailee
Murphy, Ashley
Nichols, Dominic
Nichols, Maria
Nowak, Cassidy
Olinger, Jaylin
Olson, Dalton
Parnell, Jo'Nayja
Pendergraff, Tony
Quigg, Cali
Reese, Tyler
Rew, Alivia
Richmond, Benjamin
Rigg, Payton
Rowe, Zachary
Rugg, Averi
Russo, Julia
Saldivar, Lynda
Sayre, Karinna
Schloegl, Owen
Schwartz, Amanda
Segura, Mariah
Siefke, Cora
Silva, Luke
Sims, Kaitlyn
Sirianni, Cassandra
Skitowski, Alex
Slovak, Kennedy
Slowikowski, Emilee
Smith, Grace
Snoderly, Katherine
Snow, Mia
Snow, Zachary
Sondergeld, Connor
Spencer, Brian
Spitler, Elizabeth
Sprague, Caitlyn
Stewart, Madison
Stinson, Georgia
Strasbourg, Tyler
Stringham, Jasmine
Szymczak, Ty
Tawil, Ahmed
Taylor, Madison
Thatcher, Olivia
Thiel, Spencer
Thomas, Parker
Thompson, Austin
Tilton, Luke
Timofeev, Austin
Torres, Dominic
Truman, Taylor
Ulch, Marina
VanCamp, Kate
VanSickle, Katherine
Vartorella, Deion
Vickroy, Dakota
Vislay, Jenna
Weirich, Ashlyn
Weirich, Caitlyn
Westerman, Briana
Williams III, Wendell
Wolfe, Hudson
Wurm, Kylie
Yanez, Madison
7th Grade
Ackerman, Ava
Alexander, Gavin
Allee, Justice
Anderson, Dylan
Anderson, Kia
Ashley, Emily
Ashley, Samantha
Baden, Grace
Barlage, Morgan
Barney, Carlie
Beavers, Kaylee
Bellville, Emily
Bleau, Jadyn
Bolinger, Alexander
Bonnice, Mariann
Boyd, Cheyenne
Boyer, Jackson
Brammer, Gary
Bricker, Sierra
Brown, Emily
Bundy, Caleb
Burgess, Macy
Burkey, Dominic
Byers, Alaina
Calkins, Keeghan
Campbell, Madison
Carlen, Jacob
Cathers, Mariah
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Chen, Vicky
Church, Erin
Clark, Lauren
Collins, Lucas
Cook, Cameron
Cousino, Jacob
Cowan, James
Crick, Dakota
Dart, Paige
Deal, Carlee
DeLaney, Kelsey
Depinet, Kelsey
Doggett, Lucius
Domagala, Alison
Dupler, Clinton
Duran, Cameron
Faris, Grayden
Finch, Alyssa
Fitzgerald, Bryce
Flanagan, Chase
Flanagan, Johnathan
Foster, Nicholas
Franke, Riley
Free, Kaelyn
Gajdostik, Harrison
Gladieux, Nathan
Glass, Gage
Gomez, Nicholas
Hagdohl, Noah
Hamilton, Destiny
Heintschel, Eric
Henneman, Roger
Hentges, Danielle
Horman, Brady
Horsley, Orlo
Jenkins, Elizabeth
Jones, McKenzee
Jones, Olivia
Joseph, Jessica
Jurski, Trevor
Karrick, Jaiden
Katschke, Mikaeli
Kegley, Savannah
Kellison, Emily
Kennedy, Isabella
Kessler, Andrew
Kigar, Cecilia
Kissell, George
Kovach, Tatiana
Kulwicki, Caitlyn
Kyer, Alanna
Lagrange, Deklan
Lajti, Thomas
Langschied, Leo
LaPlante, Gracyn
Latta, Alexander
Latta, Ashtin
Leichty, Jacob
Lepeak, Megan
Lewandowski, Jada
Lewis, Kalie
Lowe, Sofie
Lutheran, Matthew
Mabry, Isabella
MacDonald, Mia
Mahler, Lauren
Maix, Madison
Maletich, Dominic
Malin, Lillian
Materni, Magdalyn
Maunz, Kevin
Mawhorter, Andrew
McCourt, April
McGath, Becca
McKay, Ehrin
Miller, Kadyn
Miller, Quinton
Miner, Ryan
Minkowski, Karlee
Mohon, Laney
Moon, Jacob
Moore, Trenton
Moore III, Bryan
Morris, Emily
Mullins, Mya
Murphy, Sonia
Myler, Zoie
Myrice, Brianna
Naugle, Andrew
Nelson, Mallory
Nichols, Sydney
Nonekowski, Julia
O Connor, Sean
Perry, Nathen
Potter, Ashia
Powers, Michael
Pusey, Aubrey
Ramey, Selena
Resendez, Carmen
Richardson, Alyssa
Rigsby, Kelsey
Rivera, Alec
Rivera, Dominique
Roach, Zachary
Roberts, Isabella
Roberts, Logan
Rogers, Esperanza
Root, Ayden
Rutkowski, Breanna
Rye Barailloux, Courtney
Sanchez, Jelena
Schrader, Aaliyah
Schultz, Carly
Seimet, Kendall
Serres, Calli
Shaw, Emily
Sheetz, Cara
Shope, Erica
Short, Raymond
Smith, Abigail
Smith, Amber
Smith, Spencer
Snyder, Easton
Solomon, Vanoji
Spears, Ethan
Staudinger, Thomas
Takacs, Katelynn
Thompson, Owen
Tilton, Ava
Turnbull, Brooklyn
Tuttle, Katlyn
Ulinski, Katie
Waganfeald, Frank
Wallace, Zoe
Watson, Trinity
Webner, Jessica
Wehbi, Adam
Wenzel, Alexys
Wilson, Skylar
Wolfe, Hannah
Woollard, Scott
Woollard, Zachary
Wooten, John
Yeager, Dylan
Young, Aaron
Zsigrai, Jeffery
Eisenhower Intermediate
6th Grade
Abbott, Nicholas
Alm, Maxwell
Alore, Braden
Anderson, Molly
Barney, Mallory
Batch, Geremiah
Baugher, Elijah
Baum IV, Phillip
Baumgartner, Paige
Belkofer, Vanessa
Belli, Maxwell
Beltran, Mariah
Bench, Caleb
Bisaillon, Andrew
Boone Jr, Derek
Booth, Brendan
Bourdo, Emily
Brady, Lydia
Brammer, Molly
Breeden, Maycie
Brooks, Ashton
Brown, Chloe
Buenrostro, Olivia
Campos, Alyssa
Cannon, Allyson
Cannon, Haley
Carr, Maura
Carroll, Kaden
Chanthakham, Chantah
Chasteen, Veronica
Chen, Zi
Ciborowski, Kailyn
Clark, Logan
Colestock, Arianna
Combs, Dakoda
Cooper, Daniel
Coughlin, Delaney
Coughlin, Donovan
Coulliette, Travis
Cousino, Cleopatra
Cuevas, Jill
Curns, David
Cuttaia, Angelo
Dalton, Grace
Daniel, Luke
Davies, Makaila
Deluna, Gilberto
DeMaria, Elise
Deneau, Jake
Derby, Anthony
Dickens, Aiden
Dolt, Nicolas
Donaldson, Emberlynn
Donofrio, Eric
Dunbar, Hayvinn
Eischen, Brooke
El Abyad, Jasmin
Evers, Karrigan
Ewersen, Jenna
Fields, Crystal
Fisher, Anna
Flanagan, Roger
Fortier, Spencer
Fuller, Logan
Furry, Averieana
Gaertner, Cooper
Garcia, Marissa
Garcia, Maxamillion
Gatewood, McKenzie
Gibbs, Owen
Gladieux, Ariana
Glass, Erik
Gonzales-Imbery, Aliciandra
Gschwind, Morgan
Guy, Emmalee
Haas, Hannah
Hager, Amy
Hall, Zachariah
Havener, Juliana
Heider, Faith
Henry, Keagon
Henry, William
Hernandez, Gabriel
Hierholzer, Kayli
Hornyak, Lexi
Horsley, Carmen
Horvath, Vanessa
Horvath, William
Hughes, Megan
Hummer, Anthony
Hurst Jr, David
Iler, Alexis
Jackson, Ian
Jaegle, Dakota
Jahns, Kinsley
Jaros, Jonathan
Jehany, Jarod
Johnson, Savannah
Jomaa, Naseem
Jones, Benjamin
Jones, Mackenzie
Jones, Samantha
Juarez, Tomas
Judy, Jamie
Jurski, Joslyn
Jurski, Ricky
Karrick, Blake
Karrick, Maci
Kauffman, Victoria
Keller, Cody
Kennedy, Jackson
Kennedy, Layla
Kirian, Hailey
Kish, Brennan
Klein, Kasey
Koehler, Tyler
Kolinski, Luke
Krieger, Cory
Lambrecht, Luke
LaPlante, Alyssabeth
Large, Savanna
LaRue, Lauren
Lewis, Jaylynn
Lindsay, Tiffany
Long, Garret
Madrid, Carmen
Maire, Lauren-Marie
Maire, Victoria
Major, Sarah
Mancini, Abigail
Mann, Danielle
Marquette, Dominic
Marsico, Jonathan
Martikan, Tyler
Martin, Colin
Mauder, Kira
Maville, Carleigh
McEwen, Douglas
Merren, James
Migliori, Dominico
Miller, Camryn
Miller, Charles
Miller, Dalton
Millhouse, Olivia
Millimen, Connor
Mills, Devin
Morris III, Thomas
Morse, Mason
Mowrer, Kyleigh
Muchewicz, Makayla
Nichols, Reece
O Connor, Jason
Orra, Raiyan
Orra, Youssif
Payeff, Jessica
Pence, Aubrey
Peterson, Darbi
Petranek, Makenna
Pettaway, Jordan
Pitzen Jr, Joseph
Plavcan, Benjamin
Plavcan, Zachary
Porter, Lilly
Power, Gage
Prottengeier, Nathan
Przybylski, Meah
Quigg, Kara
Racz, Dezarae
Rife, Alex
Rigg, Nicholas
Rivera, Kendal
Robinson, Haley
Rodriguez, Analicia
Root, Zoee
Rose, Coryn
Row, Eric
Rowe, Isabella
Rudd, Richard
Ruiz, Estrella
Ruiz, Marisela
Ruswinkle, Dominic
Sauceda, Jennifer
Saurbeck, Nathaniel
Scarberry, Caleb
Schaefer, Madelyn
Schenkel, Breeann
Schmidlin, Zachary
Segura, Aleah
Sharp, Victoria
Sheetz, Brynnlee
Shell, Hunter
Sherer, Karliana
Shiffert, Xander
Shireman, Brilee
Skitowski, Joseph
Smith II, Edward
Smith, Cole
Smoot, Marcus
Snyder, Carson
Snyder, Keana
Spitler, Cecelia
Splichal, Kayleigh
Sprague, Hannah
Sprague, Haylee
Sprouse, Joshua
St John, Garrett
Stahl, Lindzie
Stevens, Drew
Stewart, Lawrence
Stuller, Andrew
Sturm, Hayley
Summey, Kimberly
Susor, Lauren
Szymczak, Michael
Tabler, Kylee
Thompson, Kambridge
Tierney, Daniel
Tolles, Zachary
Tristan, Justin
Tuttle, Brock
Vaughn, Dominic
Villarreal, Autumn
Villegas, Andrus
Villegas, Savannah
Wagner, Katelyn
Wallace, Sunny
Wamer, Dakota
Wamer, Deighton
Wang, Winnie
Warrington, Nicholas
Wells, Kurt
Wells, Zachary
Werner, Logan
Weseman, Tyler
Whitt, Lillian
Wiedmann, Emily
Wiedmann, Ian
Williams, Jessica
Wolf, Kennedi
Wolfe, Kayley
Womas, Riley
Wood, Brock
Woodard, Alysia
Wuertz, Conner
Young, Aidan
Young, Lucas
Zheng, Richard
Zuver, Ethan
5th Grade
Agler, Nathan
Almaraz, Cruz
Alvarez, Alyssa
Baker, Brenden
Baker, Zachary
Baldwin, Cherish
Barnes, Anthony
Barney, Lily
Barraclough, David
Bauer, Kayleigh
Baxter, Caiden
Belegrin, Brady
Bell, Ava
Berning, Hannah
Berryman, Collin
Billett, Logan
Bohland, Kennedy
Bonnough, Nicholas
Brady, Owen
Bundy, Irene
Cales II, Jonathan
Calkins, Lukas
Cannon, Caden
Canterbury, Danica
Canterbury, Phillip
Casey, Rebekah
Cavaliere, James
Center, Jacob
Chandler, Gavin
Cheatham, Brandon
Clark, Kathrine
Collins, Logan
Conley, Caden
Cook, Morgan
Csendes, Alex
Dabish, Peter
Daly, Justin
Davis, Lainey
Dayton, Blake
Deanda, Eduardo
DeLuna, Candio
Derrer, Isabella
Dippman, Bryce
Dow, Aydan
Downer, Alaysia
Dreier, Heidi
Duffer, Joseph
Dupler Jr, Brandon
Duvendack, Isabella
Duwve, Brayden
Dykema, Logan
Eberflus, Faith
Edwards, Aurora
Enderle, Blake
Estrada, Marcos
Faulkner, Timothy
Feller, Caden
Foster, Annabella
Fox, Collin
Frasier, Lucas
Freck, Sarah
Frushour, Kiley
Fry, Solana
Garcia III, Philip
Garcia, Dominic
Garcia, Rheana
Giller, Katherine
Gladieux, Dillon
Gomez, Madilynn
Granger, Makenna
Graver, Jacob
Hamilton, Logan
Harrison, Emma
Haskell, Kendal
Hazuda, Brendan
Hendricks, Ross
Henney, Tyler
Herrera, Olivia
Holland, Dustin
House, Lily
Huff II, Jeremy
Huffman III, Walter
Hughes, Rebecca
Huntermark, Alexis
Ivancso, Madison
Jadlocki, Gwyneth
Jaquillard, Brendan
Jeffries, Hunter
Jones, Rylie
Joy, Taylor
Karcsak, Madalyn
Katschke, Kelsie
Kendrioski, Vincent
Kennedy, Jase
Kerschner, Gia
Kessler, Evan
Kohne, Chloie
Kraus, Zachary
Krontz, Alyssa
Krueger, Calliann
Kulwicki, Olivia
Kusian, Angelena
Kyer, Dominic
Laforge, Chase
Langford, Carson
LaPorte, Jacqueline
Le, Kristen
Lee, Kimberly
Loney, Brooke
Lott, Emily
Mabry, Gracie
Maletich, Vincent
Malin, Leah
Markus, Cody
Marsico, Sophia
Martin, Dakota
Materni, Evan
Maville, Chloe
McBride, Anya
McCourt, Lillian
McCullough, Alaysha
McIlroy, Jeremiah
McVicker, Rebekah
Medina, Micah
Miller, Sydney
Molina, Angelina
Molina, Roslyn
Montague, Kirsten
Moore, Ella
Morrison, Brock
Morrison, Jake
Nagy, Aldar
Neary, Joshua
Newton, John
Nonekowski, Kimberly
Orr, Gabriella
Pacheco, Noah
Palmer, Brock
Peace, Lainey
Perry, Danielle
Pfeiffer, Derek
Popovich, Aaleina
Porter, Theodore
Przybylski, Macey
Redick, Michael
Reed, Parker
Resendez, Carlo
Richards, Jeffery
Rife, Kaden
Rohm, Chloe
Rohm, Jaylin
Rutkowski, Heidy
Salgau, Seanna
SanMiguel, Kaiden
Santellana, Anessa
Schmidlin, Roman
Schultz, Hannah
Sekinger, Bella
Shabenas, Chloe
Shanks, Makenna
Shepard, Dylan
Silva, Jordan
Sine, Jaravin
Skiver, Zoelee
Spencer, Sydnee
Splichal, Kyra
Sprouse, Jane
St Julian, Brendan
Stager, Ethan
Steele, Clara
Steffen, Faith
Strauss, Macy
Stringham, Curtis
Struffolino, Isabella
Swan, Kayla
Tawil, Rema
Thatcher, Samuel
Thomas, Chelsey
Thompson Jr, Aaron
Thompson, Evan
Trevino III, Wenseslado
Trost, Reid
Valdez, Maximino
Varner, Alexis
Vasko, Kelsey
Warrington, Ashley
Weidinger, Mackenzie
Weidner, Mason
Whitten, Jackson
Wilkins, Kale
Wilson, Jonathan
Witek, Sydney
Wong, Gillian
Woody, Natalie
Yeager, Donovan
Yenrick, Olivia
Coy Elementary
4th Grade
Acree, Angelo
Bileck Jr, Adam
Brasiola, Jaxson
Byers, Annika
Chen, Christine
Cline-Moore, Ciera
Day, Austin
Dayton, Sagen
Deal, Brody
Fairbanks, Reagan
Fox, Chloe
Gareau, Elijah
Gietzen, Benjamin
Gorajewski, Devin
Granger, Aaliyah
Griffiths, Alivia
Grindle, Skylar
Holewinski II, Anthony
Houle, Logan
Kalmbach, Emma
Karrick, Hannah
Karrick, Olivia
Kish, Ethan
Kozina, Michael
Kurek, Cameron
Lesniewicz, Madelyn
Major, Adam
Mohon, Avery
Neace, Luke
Ollivier, Lawrence
Overton, Lillian
Pettry, JeanAnn
Purtee, Luke
Racz, Gary
Rew, Zavyur
Sandoval, Rodrigo
Sayed, Michael
Schacht, Noah
Schlegel, Camron
Schroeder, Aidan
Sepulveda, Idania
Spears, Grady
Stukenborg, Abigail
Suto, Beth
Thoman Jr, Derrick
Tobias, Cole
Tobias, Isabelle
Troxell, Konner
Vartorella, Dominic
Villegas, Antonio
Wagoner, Andrew
Wang, Alex
Wilson, Anna
Yates, Hunter
Ziviski, Marissa
Jerusalem Elementary
4th Grade
Adams, Kyla
Batch, Olivia
Bauer, Kassidy
Boudreaux, Christopher
Bundy, Anna
Cascadden, Ariana
Chanthakham, Kaelani
Church, April
Coughlin, Lily
Dalton, Lillian
Dioletti, Olivia
Druckenmiller, Katlyn
Duly, Elijah
Gallaher, Vincent
Garcia, Elaina
Glass, Gavin
Hansen, Adam
Hawes, Kaiden
Headworth, Connor
Heck, Regan
Hinojosa, Marcus
Jeremy, Lucas
Kolinski, Rebekah
Lajiness, Logan
Lipper, Jamie
Mariano, Marisa
Martin, Samantha
McNally, Isabella
McQueary, Rowan
Mielke, Brandon
Miller, Emma
Miller, Mackenzi
Newman, Laney
Osborne, Kelsey
Parker, Madyson
Pfeiffer, Nicholas
Rivera, Evan
Roach, Avery
Robertson, Donald
Schuster, Carsen
St Pierre, Dylan
Swangstu, Tristan
Thompson, Savannah
Vindas, Jaden
Vriezelaar, Isabelle
Walendzak, Alyson
Weiland, Natalie
Westrick, Cooper
Westrick, Kaiden
Young, Abrianna
Starr Elementary
4th Grade
Adamski, Alivia
Akins, Cole
Aziz, Steven
Barailloux, Ethan
Brown, Meena
Bussell IV, Donny
Carmona, Petra
Cluckey, Brayden
Comer, Hannah
Dias, Rylie
Donofrio, Gianna
Duffer, Annabelle
Earl Diemer, Jimmie
Encalado, Maiya
Fouty, Sophia
Fussell, Brock
Garcia, Ava
Garnsey, Corbin
Gibbs, Luke
Gladieux, Abigail
Haase, Lillian
Hughes, Ella
Johnson, Sheridan
Joy, Sara
Judy, Casey
Judy, Molly
Kamelesky, Blake
Knopp, Madisyn
Lewis, Gabriel
Lipper, Emily
Lutes, Ashlyn
Mominee, Austin
Morse, Maverick
Navarre, Kiley
Purisima, Queenzy
Remusat Wukotich, Claire
Roberts, Lydia
Rodriguez, Adella
Rowe, Matthew
Sass, Adrianna
Saunders, Jake
Schuster, Ethan
Serres, Corinne
Sherock, Sophia
Sillman, Karissa
Smith, Brooklynn
Soumaille, Mouhammed
Swartz, Dominic
Tabler, Cheyenne
Turner, Mariah
Williams, Camden
Young, Avery
GT 4th Grade
Batch, Olivia
Bauer, Kassidy
Dioletti, Olivia
Druckenmiller, Katlyn
Hansen, Adam
Lipper, Jamie
Mariano, Marisa
Osborne, Kelsey
Parker, Madyson
Rivera, Evan
Roach, Avery
Robertson, Donald
Swangstu, Tristan
Thompson, Savannah
Weiland, Natalie
Young, Abrianna
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CoEd Track Varsity
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3/29/2016
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4/5/2016
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4/12/2016
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4/19/2016
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4/23/2016
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4/29/2016
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5/6/2016
Wednesday
5/11/2016
Friday
5/13/2016
Eastwood High School
Central / Springfield Tri-meet
Eagle Tri-Meet
Oak Harbor High School
Comet Relays
Knight Relays
Eagle Invitational
TRAC Championships - Prelims
TRAC Championships - Finals
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3/19/2016
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District Office:
5721 Seaman Rd. Oregon, OH 43616
Superintendent, Hal D. Gregory
Dir. of Teaching and Learning, Jennifer Conkle
Dir. of Business Affairs, Dean Sandwisch
Treasurer, Jane Fruth
(419) 693-0661
Clay High School:
5665 Seaman Rd. Oregon, OH 43616
Principal, James Jurski
Asst. Principal, Nathan Quigg
(419) 693-0665
Fassett Junior High School:
3025 Starr Ave. Oregon, OH 43616
Principal, Becci Bihn
Asst. Principal, Jeff Straka
(419) 698-6008
Eisenhower Intermediate School:
331 N. Curtice Rd. Oregon, OH 43618
Principal, Tim Holcombe
(419) 836-7215
Coy Elementary School:
3604 Pickle Rd. Oregon, OH 43616
Principal, Amy Molnar
(419) 698-6010
Jerusalem Elementary School:
535 S. Yondota Rd., Curtice, OH 43412
Principal, Paul Gibbs
(419) 836-7704
Starr Elementary School:
3230 Starr Ave., Oregon, OH 43616
Interim Principal, Tricia Soltesz
(419) 693-0589
Wynn Center:
5224 Bayshore Rd., Oregon, OH 43618
(419) 698-8003
Career and Technology Education
5665 Seaman Rd., Oregon, OH 43616
(419) 693-0668
Director, Steve Bialorucki
School Board Members
Carol Molnar, President
Mike Csehi, Vice President
Keith Kennedy
Heather Miller
Jeff Ziviski
The Oregon City Schools Board of Education
has regularly scheduled meetings on the 2nd
Tuesday of each month at 6:00 p.m. in the CHS
Learning Commons. The public is always welcome to attend, however, the date and location
may change so please call 693-0661 to inquire
before attending.
The Oregon City School District complies with
federal laws which prohibit discrimination in programs
and activities receiving federal assistance.
Title 1 Regulation-Parents may request information
regarding the professional qualifications of
their child’s teacher.
Contact the Oregon City School administration
building for information (419-693-0661) or visit the
Ohio Department of Education’s website for teacher
certification. http://www.ode.state.oh.us/
Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibits
discrimination on the basis of race, color, or national
origin.
Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973
prohibits discrimination on the basis of handicap.
Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972
prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex.
The Age Discrimination Act of 1975 prohibits
discrimination of the basis of age.
The Oregon City School District also complies with
the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act of 1974
which grants to parents/guardians the rights to examine
their children’s offical school records.
Inquiries regarding unlawful discrimination may be
directed to Hal Gregory, Superintendent, Oregon City
Schools, 5721 Seaman Road, Oregon, OH 43616 or
by calling 419-693-0661