February-March-April 2014 Newsletter

February, March,
April 2014
A Message from
Superintendent Steve Mohr
Dear Wynford Community Members,
Wynford community newsletter
WYNFORD LOCAL SCHOOLS
The second half of the school years is upon us, despite Mother Nature doing everything she can to delay the start of the second semester. Our seniors are now
seriously contemplating their post high school plans whether those plans include
going to college, joining the workforce or joining the armed services. Our winter
sports teams are in the final month of their season, and it won’t be too long before
junior and senior girls begin purchasing prom dresses, if they haven’t done so already!
The Ohio School Boards Association years ago established January as School
Board Recognition Month. Brian Glowaski, Jeff Schiefer, Rhonda Rowland,
Debbi Gifford, and Steve Crall served the Wynford community during the 2013
calendar year. We were fortunate to have such a dedicated group of individuals
serve our community during the last year. Brian Glowaski retired from the board
in December after ably and conscientiously serving for 8 years. Fred Hendricks
was elected to fill the vacant position and began his term at the January 2014
meeting.
As part of the Golden Anniversary celebration of Wynford, anniversary performances of the Royal Follies will be held on Saturday, February 22nd at 7:00 pm
and Sunday, February 23rd at 2:00 pm.
In today’s hyper-politicized climate, very little in regards to public policy appears
to escape intense debate and such is the case with the implementation of the Common Core Standards which are to be implemented by Ohio schools in the 2014-15
school year. Unfortunately, both sides in the debate have been guilty of playing
loose with the facts and of intemperate, inflammatory remarks that are disrespectful of legitimate concerns. I would like to address this issue briefly so that our
community is confident and comfortable with what will be taught in our school
beginning with the 2014-15 school year.
The development of the Common Core Standards was a state led effort, initiated
by the National Governors Association in 2009. Designed to address college and
workforce readiness in students, it was also meant to meet the needs of an ever
changing world where our students are now competing on a global basis. Fifty
one states and territories were involved in the initial writing of the standards with
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Inside this issue:
Special points of interest:
Jr. Hi./High School News
Pg. 3
Junior High Guidance
Pg. 4
Elementary News
Pg. 5
• Dates to remember — page 4
High School Guidance
Pg. 6
• Wynford Foundation — page 9
Yearbook order form
Pg. 7
• Recycling Schedule — page 10
Calendar of Events
Pages 8-9
Academic Boosters
Pg. 11
• Board Appreciation — page 2
• Community Luncheon — page 3
• Music Department present Calamity Jane—pg. 10
• Wynford 50 year celebration — page 11
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educators (both active and retired and from all levels of education) being the authors of these standards. Once
written, the standards went through a public validation process where over 10,000 public comments were received at the state and local level.
It is important to understand that a standard is not a curriculum. A standard simply identifies what a student
should know. Curriculums are established by local boards of education. Thus, local boards of education, reflecting local values, establish the course of study for how a standard should be taught. That will continue to
be the practice at Wynford under this administration and Board of Education.
Legitimate concerns have been raised in the public debate on the Common Core about material that is presented in textbooks that are advertised as being Common Core compliant. Like curriculums, which are written at
the local level, the purchase of textbooks is also approved at the local level and that practice will continue.
Local control exists in the writing of the course of study and in the purchase of resources (textbooks) to teach
standards, showing that local control and local values have not been surrendered in implementing the Common
Core Standards.
As always, I welcome any questions, comments or concerns you may have about our school district.
Respectfully,
Superintendent
Board Appreciation Month
The Wynford Local Schools decorated the library in recognition of and thanks to our board
members at their board meeting on Monday,
January 13th, 2014. Board members were presented with cards, tokens of appreciation and
served refreshments.
Board members present: L-R: Fred Hendricks,
Steve Crall, Jeff Schiefer, Debbi Gifford, and
Rhonda Rowland
Special thanks to Crystal Jennings and high school student
council for their contribution to this event.
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Junior High/High School News
Jeff Holbrook, Principal
Please join us!Our exams are over and we are moving forward with the third quarter.
We are prepar-
ing for various tests from the ACT Explore to the OGT.
Preparations are being made for a unique graduation ceremony this year. The 2014 graduating class with have
an outdoor graduation ceremony. In my career at Wynford this is the first time that an outdoor ceremony has
been attempted. Obviously, we will have a rainy weather alternate plan with ceremonies taking place in the
high school gym at the same time. Graduation has been moved to Saturday, May 24, 2014 at 8:00 pm at the
Wynford Athletic Complex (football field).
The female graduates voted unanimously to change their gown color to gray for the 2014 graduation with the
top 10% academic females designated by a royal blue sash.
Finally, I have made changes to this year’s diploma. We will have a color 8” x 6” diploma that will be viewed
from a “free standing” cover compared to our traditional diploma which was a 4.5” x 6.5” standard black and
white.
We will be in session for school on February 17 as one of our make-up dates and as of January 15, 2014 we
still have two remaining “Blizzard Bag” elesson days.
The Crawford County Spelling Bee will be held on February 18, 2014 at 7:00 pm in the Wynford high school
auditorium. Area schools will be sending their best and brightest young spellers to compete for the Crawford
County spelling champ. The champion and the top five will advance to a tri-county spelling beet. Best wishes
to all the participants.
COMMUNITY LUNCHEON
SUNDAY APRIL 13, 2014
11:30 AM — 1:30 PM
HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA
F E B R U A R Y , M A R C H , A PR I L 20 1 3
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Junior High Guidance
Tiffany Campbell
Winter is here and boy oh boy is it cold out! I hope all of you enjoyed the holidays and the very long Christmas break! It
is that time of year again; time to think about registering for classes for the 2014-2015 school year! In January, I met
with all parents of the current 8th grade students to help them choose classes for their freshman year. If you as a parent
did not meet with me and your son/daughter, please contact me as soon as possible.
Below you will find important information for all 7-9 students.
Current 6th graders
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In April, you will get a guided tour of the junior high/high school by the junior high student council. The students will tell you about Junior High life, show you around the school, and be available for any questions you
may have.
7th and 8th graders
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Classroom guidance lessons will continue and take place during study hall once a month. During the next three
months, we will cover topics such as conflict revolution, drug abuse, and goal setting.
Starting 3rd quarter, I will be running a study group with students who need extra academic help. This group is
intended to ensure homework is being turned in, they are mentally prepared for testing, and any questions they
may have are answered.
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EXPLORE testing for ALL 7th grade students will take place February 19th, 2014. I will be sending information
home regarding this type of test and how to adequately help your student prepare.
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OAAs (Ohio Achievement Assessment) will take place at the end of April and beginning of May. The 7th and 8th
grade students will be taking this test.
Freshman
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I will be meeting with all freshman during the month of February to move onto step two of their college and career exploration. In December, the students were able to explore college websites, collegeboard.com, and
matched ideas to reality of living. In February, the students will continue their college possibilities by finding
what matches to their interest. We will also talk about what type of classes they might want to continue to take
while a student here at Wynford to help them prepare for college admissions.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at 419-562-7828 ex. 211 or [email protected]
DATES TO REMEMBER
February 14 — Teacher In-service — NO SCHOOL
February 17 — Presidents Day — MAKE UP DAY-Students/teachers in session
March 4 — 1 hour early dismissal — Evening Parent/Teacher Conferences
March 11 — 1 hour early dismissal — Evening Parent/Teacher Conferences
March 14 — End of 3rd nine weeks
April 17 — NO SCHOOL
April 18 — Easter Break — NO SCHOOL
May 22 — Last day for students (barring calamity days)
May 24 — Graduation - 8:00 pm
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Elementary News
KINDERGARTEN SCREENING
Wynford School District is announcing its kindergarten registration/screening for next school year 2014-2015.
Residents of Wynford District with a child entering kindergarten next fall can call the Wynford Elementary
Building to register their child. The cut-off age for kindergarten is 5 years old on/by August 1st.
Screening dates are Tuesday, April 8, and Wednesday, April 9, 2014. Please call the school at 419-562-4619,
extension 301 to register your Wynford student for a screening appointment.
Kindergarten requirements include immunizations, physical exam, dental exam, government issued birth certificate (not mother’s certificate or hospital certificate), social security number, custody papers (if applicable),
and proof of residency.
Immunizations include 5 doses—DPT; 4 doses—Polio; 2 doses—MMR; 3 doses-Hepatitis B; and 2 doseschickenpox.
SCHOLASTIC BOOK FAIR
The book fair at WES Library will
be March 10-14, 2014.
Becky Barr, Librarian
ELEMENTARY FAMILY MATH NIGHT
GET REAL! MATH IS EVERYWHERE!
TUESDAY,FEBRUARY4TH
WYNFORDELEMENTARY6:00-7:30
STUDENTS–BRINGYOURFAVORITEADULTS!
Participateinanightoffunmathactivities,raf0leprizes,
andsnacks.
Attend Family Math Night and enjoy our hands-on math
activities.
We hope to see you the 4th!
CRAWFORD COUNTY 2013 SPELLING BEE
THURSDAY, FEB. 18, 2014 7:00 p.m.
LOCATION: Wynford High School Auditorium
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High School Guidance
Beth Heinlen
Classof2014
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College-bound seniors should have begun or submitted the FAFSA (www.fafsa.ed.gov) by this point! Please
watch and meet your college’s deadlines to receive maximum aid available for you. Crawford College Connection is offering their Focus on the FAFSA Sunday, February 2, 2014 from 2:00-5:00 at the Bucyrus Public Library- call the library (419-562-7327) to schedule an appointment if you need help filing your FAFSA.
Many scholarship opportunities are available. I post scholarships on the Wynford website as they come to my
attention & as time permits, but feel free to stop in my office WEEKLY to check for new opportunities. Crawford College Connection’s website is also a great place to be checking! Also there may be scholarship opportunities from your parents’ place of employment.
Any senior that has not passed one or more portions of the OGT will be tested the week of March 10, 2014.
If you are planning to attend college this fall, you should have submitted your application! Please notify me so
that I can send your transcript to complete your application.
Classof2015
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College-bound juniors should take the ACT at least once before the fall of their senior year. The test dates and
deadlines are posted on our website. Please note that you need to upload a picture to complete your registration.
Please see me if you have any questions or need help.
Schedules for your senior year are due February 21st. Colleges want to see rigor in your senior schedule, so be
sure to sign up for the hard classes!
If you have not begun college visits you need to do so SOON! Contact the Admission Office of the college/
university and schedule a visit to meet with professors, financial aid personnel, and coaches and definitely tour
the campus. When you begin your senior year, you should have your list narrowed to 2-3 schools.
Any junior that has not passed one or more parts of the OGT will be tested the week of March 10, 2014.
Classof2016
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The OGT will be given the week of March 10, 2014.
If you are interested in attending PCTC, applications are due February 14, 2014. You can apply on-line at
http://www.pctc.k12.oh.us/ click on the “register for high school” link and fill in the application. Turn in the
student and parent signed paper to me. Please be aware that you should apply even if you are not 100% certain
you want to attend. PCTC has maximum enrollment and it is difficult to get into some programs if you wait
until later this spring or fall to apply.
If you are staying here for the remainder of high school, your signed schedule is due to me by February 21st.
Importantdates:
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February 21, 2014 ALL parent signed schedules must be turned into Mrs. Heinlen.
February 24, 2014 at 7:00~ PSEO information night- this is open to all high school students and their parents.
This meeting is designed to inform you about the pros and cons of taking college courses while in high school.
All course descriptions can be found on the Wynford website. Hover over High School and Guidance and then click on
the course description link.
Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions or concerns, (419-562-7828 ext. 212) or email me
[email protected].
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DEADLINE FOR ALL ORDERS IS MAY 16, 2014
REMEMBER — YEARBOOK PRICES HAVE INCREASED TO $60.00
F E B R U A R Y , M A R C H , A PR I L 20 1 4
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Calendar of Events
February ...
1-28
1
4
6
7
8
11
13
14
15
17
18
21-28
21
25
April…..
OTELA
Vars. Girls Basketball w/Col. Crawford
6:00 pm
Jr. Hi. Girls Basketball w/Riverdale—6:00 pm
Jr. Hi. Boys Basketball @Riverdale — 5:00 pm
9th Boys Basketball w/St. Peters—5:30 pm
Vars. Girls Basketball @ Madison Comprehensive — 6:00 pm
9th Boys Basketball @ Riverdale — 5:30 pm
Interim Reports
Vars. Girls Basketball w/Crestline—6:00 pm
FFA Farmers Breakfast @ the High School
Boys Vars. Basketball @ Galion—6:00 pm
Recycling — 3:45—5:45 pm
Vars. Girls Basketball @ Riverdale—6:00 pm
Var. Girls Basketball w/Willard—6:00 pm
Teacher In-service — NO SCHOOL
Boys Vars. Basketball w/Col. Crawford—
6:00 pm
Vars. Boys Basketball w/Crestline--6:00 pm
Presidents Day — MAKE UP DAY! School
Will be in session
Vars. Boys Basketball w/River Valley —
6:00 pm
OAA
Vars. Boys Basketball @ Riverdale—6:00 pm
Recycling — 8:00 am—12:00 noon
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11-12
11
12
March…….
3
4
9
10-23
11
14
22
23
29
HS/JH Band Concert — 7:30 pm
1 hour early dismissal — Parent/Teacher
evening conferences
Daylight Saving Time Begins
OGT
1 hour early dismissal — Parent/Teacher
evening conferences
Recycling — 3:45—5:45 pm
End of third nine weeks
Recycling — 8:00 am—12:00 noon
Alumni Royal Follies—Golden Anniversary
Show — 7:00 pm
Alumni Royal Follies—Golden Anniversary
Show — 2:00 pm
Vars. Baseball/Softball w/Ridgedale (DH)
11:00 am
JV Baseball/Softball w/Ridgedale (DH)
11:00 am
13
13-17
14
15
16
17
18
22-30
22
23
25
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Vars. Baseball/Softball @ Plymouth—4:30 pm
JV Baseball/Softball w/Plymouth—4:30 pm
Vars. Track w/Ridgedale — 4:30 pm
Vars. Baseball/Softball @ Shelby—4:30 pm
JV Baseball/Softball w/Shelby—4:30 pm
Vars. Baseball/Softball @ Mohawk—4:30 pm
JV Baseball/Softball w/Mohawk—4:30 pm
Musical
Vars. Track @ Elks Invitational—9:00 am
Vars. Baseball/Softball w/Carey (DH)
11:00 am
JV Softball @ Carey (DH) - 11:00 am
Musical
Musical
High School Spring Pictures
Vars. Baseball/Softball w/Buckeye Central
4:30 pm
Recycling — 4:00 pm—7:00 pm
Vars. Baseball/Softball w/Tiffin Calvert
4:30 pm
Vars. Track @ Riverdale — 4:30 pm
Vars. Baseball/Softball @ Buckeye Central
4:30 pm
Vars. Baseball w/Hillsdale—4:30 pm
Wynford Hall of Fame
Vars. Baseball/Softball @ St. Peters—4:30 pm
JV Baseball/Softball w/St. Peters—4:30 pm
Vars. Baseball/Softball @ Seneca East (DH)
11:00 am
JV Baseball/Softball w/Seneca East (DH)
11:00 am
Vars. Track @ Shelby Invitational—11:30 am
COMMUNITY LUNCHEON
Choir leaves in New York City
Vars. Baseball/Softball w/Bucyrus—4:30 pm
Vars. Track @ Buckeye Central—4:30 pm
Interim reports
Vars. Baseball/Softball @ Bucyrus—4:30 pm
Conference Day — NO STAFF/STUDENTS
Vars. Track @ Northern 10 Invitational
4:00 pm
Vars. Baseball/Softball @ River Valley
5:00 pm
Easter Break — NO SCHOOL
OAA
Vars. Baseball/Softball @ Upper Sandusky
4:30 pm
Vars. Track w/Colonel Crawford—4:30 pm
Vars. Baseball/Softball w/Upper Sandusky
4:30 pm
Vars. Baseball/Softball w/Galion—4:30 pm
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Calendar of Events continued
26
28
29
30
Recycling — 8:00 am—12:00 noon
High School PROM
Lykens Alumni at the Elementary
Vars. Baseball/Softball @ Galion—4:30 pm
Vars. Track w/Galion—4:30 pm
Vars. Baseball/Softball w/Colonel Crawford
4:30 pm
May…..
2
3
5
6
7
8
Vars. Baseball/Softball w/Colonel Crawford
4:30 pm
Holmes Liberty Alumni @ the High School
Vars. Baseball/Softball @ Crestline—4:30 pm
Vars. Track w/Upper Sandusky—4:30 pm
HS/5th grade program— 7:30 pm
Vars. Baseball/Softball w/Crestline—4:30 pm
4th/6th grade program — 7:00 pm
9
10
12
13
15
16
17
22
24
Vars. Baseball/Softball w/Riverdale—4:30 pm
Jr. High Track (home) - NCC—10:00 am
Mt. Zion Alumni @ the High School
Vars. Baseball Softball @ Riverdale—4:30 pm
JH/6th Grade Band Concert—7:30 pm
Recycling — 4:00—7:00 pm
High School Honors — 7:00 pm
Choir Concert @ Elementary
Vars. Track @ NCC (Crawford) - 4:30 pm
Nevada Alumni @ the High School
Last Day for Students
Baccalaureate Service—6:00 pm
Recycling 8:00 am—12:00 noon
Wynford Graduation — 8:00 pm
Wynford Foundation
Susan Kent
A big thank you to the Wynford Community for supporting Match Day. Because many organizations were successful
in asking for donations, matching funds from the Bucyrus Area community Foundation were capped at $0.50 per
$1.00. We received donations of $4,400. With the $2,200 match from the BACF, we were able to add $6,600 to our
permanent endowment fund. This fund is invested, and each year a portion of the earnings is made available for
grant allocations.
Please join the Wynford Education, Inc. in congratulating the following 2013 grant recipients (approximately
$9,000):
Name
Grant Description
George Barbuto/Lee Rowlinson
Set of Skulls
Todd Enders
Camera—Wynford Royal Times
Tracy Frombaugh
Ipad and Cover
Lesley Hayman
Website—”Quia” / Headphones for Computer Labs
Mark Heydinger
Drums & Xylophone
Michelle Howard
Educational Videos
Matthew O’Brien
Classroom bookset Tuesdays with Morrie
Scott Rabun
Teacher Demonstration-Laboratory Equipment
Krista Richmond
Classroom bookset Maus I: A Survivor’s Tale
Lee Rowlinson
Groundwater Simulation System
Lee Rowlinson
On-Ear Headphones/Video Camera
Sally Ruth
Magnets
Cathy Schafer
E-Readers
Dawn Schaaf
Ipad and Cover
Mike Smith/Susan Bodnyk
Science Lab/Life Science
Amy Taylor-Sheldon
Direct Reading Program—Library
Kelly Wheeler
Functional Knee Joint—Science Class
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WYNFORD RECYCLING PROGRAM
*****Your continued support is greatly appreciated.*****
Recycle tips and emphasis (please note minor additions)
The recycling truck and trailer will continue to be located in the parking lot behind the elementary building.
On Tuesdays beware of buses and traffic from parents picking up students after school from 3:30 to 3:45 around
the elementary building. Also be aware of after school activities when entering the school parking lots.
Reminders are usually announced in the Bucyrus Telegraph Forum, Daily Chief Union, as well as WQEL/WBCO radio station along
with the Wynford Schools website at http://www.wynford.k12.oh.us
We greatly appreciate that you sort your items as detailed below at home in boxes or bags to help expedite the process of handling
your items at the collection site.
Please remove all items from bags as you place the items in the appropriate containers/bins. Please refrain from leaving recyclables
on the ground before or after hours.
Make sure all lids are removed and “thrown away.”
Crush bottles if possible (of course not glass) and flatten your cardboard boxes.
Please do not use the school’s recycling areas at each building at your convenience. These areas are meant to handle the materials
that come out of each building. On occasion individuals drop off unsorted (even bags of trash) materials that significantly impede the
handling of the large volumes of materials. Please plan on utilizing the collection dates listed above and plan accordingly.
RECYCLING SCHEDULE (through May 2014)
Athletic Boosters
2nd Tuesdays
4-7 pm (winter hours will change)
Science Club
4th Saturdays
8 am to noon
February 11—3:45 to 5:45 pm
March 11—3:45 to 5:45 pm
April 8
May 13
February 22
March 22
April 26
May 24
Thank you to all who participate and make this a worthwhile activity for our
students, staff, and community while allowing Wynford to be a leader in being environmentally “smart”.
The Wynford Music Department
Presents
Calamity Jane
April 4, 5, & 6, 2014
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Academic Boosters
Dana Rausch
The Wynford Academic Boosters have been quite busy these last several months fulfilling many new requests
from funds provided by our membership drive throughout Wynford Schools. Thank you, Wynford Community for your continued support of these projects.
Last year many school-supported organizations were informed by the State of Ohio that we must begin filing
yearly activity reports. With those requirements came many updates and changes necessary for the Academic
Boosters. With the help of Roger Miller and Terry Gernert we were able to make those changes. Thank you
to Roger and Terry for all your time and services during this time of transition. We greatly appreciate your
help and kindness.
Each school year, materials are purchased for student incentives, awards, rewards, etc. Thank you to Dean
Williams for his donation of products towards these events throughout the year. We appreciate your generousness.
The boosters continually look forward to support all academics here at Wynford.
Go Royals!
The graduating class of 2013 was the 50th graduating class of Wynford and to celebrate the Golden Anniversary of the district, a
wide range of activities and events WERE scheduled for the 2013-14 school year. Additional information and updates can be obtained at the Wynford Golden Anniversary website at: https://sites.google.com/site/whs50thcelebration/home
The Golden Anniversary Committee hopes that all Wynford graduates will take advantage of the remaining opportunities below to
celebrate the past traditions and successes of the Wynford Local Schools!
Home Basketball Games
2/14/14 – (Boys) Colonel Crawford - Honoring past and present faculty/staff
2/15/14 – (Boys) Crestline - Honoring past and present pep band members and baseball teams*
2/22/14, 2/23/14 Royal Follies
*Coaches will be honored with their respective teams.
Past valedictorians will be honored at 2014 graduation.
front and back of shirt
Also available a limited number of hats for $15.00
(shirts are royal blue with grey letter
An alumni t-shirt has been created for all alumni to wear throughout the year at these events. We currently
have available t-shirts. If you are interested in purchasing one of these shirts, please fill out this order form
and return it with $10.00 to AJ Reichard at the elementary office or Leesa Smith at the High School Office.
Orders will be taken at different times throughout the year. Let’s pull together and show our Royal Spirit!!
(Please fill out the following information and indicate how many of each size shirt your need) $10.00 each
Name_______________________________
1sst Period/Homeroom Teacher or phone#____________________
Adult Small________
Adult Medium______
Adult Large_________
Adult XL_________
TOTAL AMOUNT DUE____________________
F E B R U A R Y , M A R C H , A PR I L 20 1 4
(Checks can be made out to Wynford)
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Wynford Board of Education
3288 Holmes Center Road
Bucyrus, Ohio 44820-9463
SCHOOL DELAYS AND CLOSINGS. . .
The following radio and TV stations are notified when the Wynford schools are delayed or closed because of
the weather. Please listen to these stations for school announcements and do not call the school.
WQEL Bucyrus (92.7 FM)
WXML Upper Sandusky (90.1 FM)
WMAN Mansfield (1400 AM)
WMFD—Mansfield
WBCO Bucyrus (1540 AM)
WMRN Marion (106.9 FM)
“
“ (1490 AM)
WVNO Mansfield (106.1 FM)
WYNT (Upper Sandusky (95.9 FM)
WTOL 11 (Toledo, Ohio) TV
WYXZ Mansfield (98.7 FM)
WYNFORD SCHOOLS TELEPHONE NUMBERS. . .
Wynford Board of Education - 419-562-7828
Wynford Elementary - 419-562-4619
Wynford High School - 419-562-7828
Wynford Bus Garage - 419-562-5222
WYNFORD BOARD OF EDUCATION. . .
Jeffrey Schiefer, President
900 Nevada Wynford Road
Bucyrus, Ohio 44820
419-563-0448
Debbi Gifford, Member
5190 Marion Melmore Road
Sycamore, Ohio 44882
419-569-4748
Steve Crall, Vice President
2114 Quaker Road
Bucyrus, Ohio 44820
419-562-4420
Fred Hendricks, Member
4505 Holmes Center Road
Bucyrus, Ohio 44820
419-569-3050
Rhonda Rowland, Member
4571 Holmes Center Ro
Bucyrus, Ohio 44820
419-562-2977