PARENT NEWSLETTER February 2015

PARENT NEWSLETTER
February 2015
21st Century Saints…
It is because of our parents, supporters, faculty, staff and the sacrifices of many that
ECHS can continue to celebrate Catholic Schools Week! I truly wish you could have been
here on January 20, 2015 to celebrate the All Lorain County Mass with us. We had eight
Catholic elementary schools represented with close to 700 guests that joined us for the kick
off to this week’s celebrations. To experience all these young men and women along with
our EC community, singing, responding, and present to the Eucharist is what this week is
meant to represent…a real celebration and thankfulness! We have the opportunity every day
to develop our faith, and experience as community the true feeling of the love of Christ and
to share this gift with others.
I would like to share a special comment made by Mr. Bob Collins, representative of
the regional Knights of Columbus to the entire assembly. He was with us to present a
scholarship to one of our juniors, Ryan Turner. He told us that he travels all over Ohio
making scholarship presentations and has never had the experience that he had at our mass.
He was moved to tears and emotions that he could only explain as God’s presence amongst
the assembly…this is what makes EC so unique and special. THANK YOU TO ALL WHO
MAKE CATHOLIC EDUCATION A PRIORITY AND POSSIBLE FOR THE STUDENTS.
This month is also the time the students are involved in Course Selection for the
2015-16 school year. Please refer to the announcements from our Guidance Department for
explanation of the process, deadlines and who to contact for questions.
Friday, March 13, 2015 will be our Career Exploration opportunity for EC students to
talk with representatives and alumni whose career they expressed an interest in learning
more about via a Google survey they took before Christmas break. We have been in close
contact with Mr. Bill Young, CEO of St. John Medical Center, who is partnering with EC to
provide representatives from the medical/business fields. If you have any questions about
this event please contact Ms. Chelsea Burkle in our Guidance department.
As we reflect on the school year theme, I am reminded of how much our EC students
and community do for so many people. They may not realize this, but each one is a Saint in
training, doing God’s work and being open to His will. Thank you for allowing us to be a
part of your student’s continual growth.
God bless,
Amy Butler
Principal ‘80
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
Dear Families of Elyria Catholic,
Sometimes the month of February has an uncanny way of “sneaking up on us.” Maybe it is because the
“hustle and bustle” of the holiday season is behind us, Christmas vacation has come and gone, or maybe
it is the change to “standard time” that make the days seem so much shorter. Whatever the reason, it
signifies the beginning of not only a new calendar year, but it also provides a subtle reminder that
preparations for a new “school year” begin to take form as well.
It is also the very critical time for many families to begin the process for inquiries into financial aid
opportunities for next year here at EC. The school mailing including your son or daughter’s Course
Selection Packet as well as the Financial Aid Opportunities/ Directives will be received shortly.
Hopefully, all of our current families are well aware of the importance of our
Student Cash/Car Raffle. As a contractual requirement on every family’s Tuition
Investment Contract, “Each Student is required to sell six (6) cash/car tickets @
$25 per ticket ($150), and any unsold tickets of the required six are added on to
the student’s tuition. It is EC’s largest source of financial aid for our families and
absolutely a critical component to our school’s operation raising approximately
$65,000 annually.
Please remind your sons/daughters to begin their sales contacts now as tickets
will be distributed in homerooms on Thursday, February 19, 2015. The “craftiest
sellers” usually have their tickets sold before they receive them. The drive will
last through March; cash prizes will be drawn daily beginning on April 1st. The
car will be raffled the night of the Spring Gala/Auction on the 25th of April!
In closing, I express my deepest gratitude and respect for the sacrifice and efforts of so many of you who
continue to keep EC a strong and viable source of Catholic secondary education for all who embrace the
merits of our mission.
Sincerely yours in Christ,
Andrew G. Krakowiak
DATES THAT RATE
February
10
13
14
Early Dismissal at 2:24 p.m. – Faculty Meeting
NO CLASSES – Professional Development Day
HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY
16
NO CLASSES - Presidents’ Day
COURSE SELECTION PROCESS
Last week, Mrs. Davidson and Ms. Burkle went into all 9th, 10th and 11th grade Religion classes
to give students an overview of the online scheduling process. In an upcoming, first-class
mailing you will receive a letter of explanation, step-by-step instructions, username and
password. Included also will be an Alternate Course Selection Form, a Teacher/Counselor
Contact Form, the 2015-2016 Tuition Contract and tuition assistance information.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION DUE DATES
February 12
Tuition Contract for 2015 - 2016 (goldenrod)
Submit to the Guidance Office along with the Course Selection Form
and Alternate Course Selection Form. Please be sure to select a
payment option and sign the form at the bottom.
March 1
Private School Aid Service Forms (PSAS)
The form must be submitted to the company if your family is
interested in applying for Tuition Assistance.
Complete details can be referenced in the dedicated Course
Offerings / Tuition Assistance mailing.
If you have any questions regarding the
Course Selection Process / Tuition Contract,
please contact the following for assistance at 365-1821 and the extensions as
indicated below:
Guidance Department
Ms. Burkle (A – L)
Mrs. Davidson (M – Z)
Ext. 125
Ext. 123
Business Office
Mrs. Jill Anglin
Ext. 115
February 2015
Sunday
1
Monday
2
Tuesday
3
Wednesday
Thursday
4
5
Friday
Saturday
6
7
13
14
Bingo
8
9
10
11
12
Probation
Warnings
Professional
Development
Day
Faculty Meeting
Dismissal at
2:24 p.m.
Bingo
NO CLASSES
15
16
Presidents Day
17
18
23
20
21
27
28
Ash
Wednesday
Liturgy
at 9:30 a.m.
Bingo
NO CLASSES
22
19
24
Academic &
Probation
Warnings
25
26
Bingo
OHIO GRADUATION TEST (OGT) INFORMATION
DELAYED START
(Please mark your calendars)
The Sophomore Class will take the OGT Test during the week of March 16, 2015.
Sophomores must be in school by 8:00 a.m. each day that week. Homeroom for all students,
including the sophomores, will begin at 10:00 a.m.; class periods will follow.
Continuing our pro-active approach in preparing our sophomores for the OGT tests which they
will take in March, it has been decided that all sophomores will also take a practice test in the
areas of writing, math, science and social studies. The students will take these tests in individual
classes during February. It is our hope that this will familiarize them with the content and format
of these tests.
Congratulations to our December / January Students of the Month!!!!
Art – Zachary Sudnick
Business – Adrianna Davies
Computer Science – Benjamin Pearl
English – Miles Flowers
Foreign Language – Ryan Kunkle
Mathematics – Luke Farmer
Music – Chase Mieras
Physical Education – Julia Zidek
Religion – Alexus Golson
Science – Ethan Hernandez
Social Studies – Troye Sas-Wright
Theatre – Paige Smith
YEARBOOK
ECHO’s winter blitz is on. We are selling the 2015 ECHO for a $4 discount ($66) until the
1st of March! We need to double the number of subscriptions we now have to make our quota.
Take advantage of the discount and subscribe by March 1at www.jostensyearbooks.com.
 YEARBOOK ADS
ECHO would like to inform senior parents that space still remains for senior ads. We
must have them in the office, though, by the 17th of February. Parents can submit ads to
the office or email Mrs. Knox about their ad at ([email protected]).
ADVANCEMENT NEWS
Mandatory All School Car Raffle
The mandatory all school car raffle will kick off on
Thursday, February 19th and will run through the end of
March. Car raffle calendars will be distributed through
homeroom. All students will be required to sell (6)
calendars at $25 each ($150 total) per the tuition contract
agreement.
The calendar will be for the month of April and will contain
cash prizes each day with the grand prize of a new car
being pulled at the Spring Gala on April 25, 2015. We will
again be offering generous cash prizes and incentives for
students who sell above and beyond their required (6)
calendars. Details and daily winners will be posted on the
school website.
We are especially blessed again to have Nick Abraham ’60, Jim Herrick ’70 and Jack Matia ’75,
each generously donate a car for our car raffle. The grand prize winner will have their choice of
a 2015 Buick Verano (from Nick Abraham Automall), a 2015 Ford Fusion SE (from Liberty
Ford) or a 2015 Honda Accord (from Jack Matia Honda)!
Parents’ Annual Fund
A “thank you” gift for those parents who have already fulfilled their pledge of $150 or more will
be sent home with your student by the beginning of March. We will continue to send gifts home
with students as pledges are fulfilled.
It’s not too late for you to be part of this successful effort! Pledges must be fulfilled by June 30,
2015 to be included in this years’ campaign. Please support this tax deductible edge against the
rising cost of tuition. If you misplaced your pledge card, please contact Michelle Wisnor 440365-1821 ext. 122 or [email protected].
The form can also be downloaded from the homepage of the school website at
http://www.elyriacatholic.com/s/1111/start.aspx under the message board.
Mark your calendar now for the upcoming Elyria Catholic Spring Gala and Auction to be held on
Saturday, the 25th of April. The Gala will be hosted in the EC Coliseum, where we will
recognize Mr. Nick Abraham ’60, Mr. Jim Herrick ‘70 and Mr. Jack Matia ’75 for their
contributions to the mission of Elyria Catholic High School.
Mr. Bob Frantz ’86 will be our master of ceremonies for the evening which includes dinner
catered by Brennan’s Party Center, hors d’oeuvres, a wide array of beverages and dancing to the
band Outta Dodge. There will be fabulous items up for bid in our various auctions, as well as a
$5,000 cash raffle and the drawing for a new 2015 automobile from the student car raffle!
Gather your friends and family and receive a bonus ticket in the $5,000 cash raffle for booking a
table of eight for the event.
The Spring Gala, in conjunction with the student car raffle, are the ONLY fundraisers that
support the entire school community!
There are many, many ways to take part in this special evening! Online registration begins the
week of February 3, 2015 by clicking the Gala link on the EC website homepage.
www.elyriacatholic.com
Contact Michelle Wisnor or Michele Scoccola in the Advancement Office at 440-365-1821 ext.
122 or 134 with any questions.
Guidance News
February 2015
Ms. Burkle
Mrs. Davidson
A-L
M-Z
365-1821 x123 [email protected]
365-1821 x125 [email protected]
ONLINE COURSE SELECTION PROCESS
In an upcoming, first-class mailing you will find:



Student Course Request Form
Teacher/Counselor Contact Form
Tuition Contract (Goldenrod)
The deadline for return of the following materials is Thursday, February 12.
 Student Course Request Form with parent & student signatures
 A $150.00 non-refundable course selection fee for each student (check/money order only)
 After February 12, the non-refundable course selection fee will be $175.00.
College Goal Sunday
College Goal Sunday
College Goal Sunday
Sunday February 8, 2015 from 2:00-4:00 pm
This is an opportunity to get free on-site professional assistance completing the Free Application for
Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and to speak to financial aid professionals about financial resources and
how to apply. Local sites:
Lorain County Community College & Tri-C Corporate College West (Westlake)
Check out the websites below for further helpful information:
www.collegegoalsundayusa.org
www.fafsa.ed.gov
Remember, this is a FREE application! Do not use a site that charges a fee
College Credit Plus (formerly PSEO)
A mandatory meeting for parents and students will be held at Elyria Catholic on Tuesday, March
10 in Room 110 from 6:00-7:00 pm. Ross Whitson from Lorain County Community College will
present on the new rules set by the state of Ohio for this program. Please check the box on the
Course Selection sheet to indicate your interest in this option to receive further information in the
mail.
NCAA
Student Athletes and Parents: Go to www.eligibilitycenter.org for information concerning the
different divisions, the Core-Course Rule & when to register. New rules & GPA are going into
effect for the class of 2016 (current juniors).
Learn new ways to boost your ACT scores! An evening on-line prep course as well as prep classes at
Oberlin High School will be available in February. Please go to www.ActTestPrep.info for details.
2014-2015 Scholarship Opportunities for Seniors
Please keep in mind that the majority of scholarships that our students receive are granted
through the colleges/universities to which they successfully apply. It is the student’s
responsibility to become informed about such scholarships. The Guidance Department will post
scholarships awarded by various national and community organizations in the monthly
newsletter and on the EC website: Academics/Guidance/Scholarships. Students are encouraged
to frequently review the postings for updated information. If you have any questions, please see
Ms. Burkle in the Guidance Department.
Scholarship Name
Ohio Board of
Regents
Criteria
Deadline
Ohio Board of Regents offer following scholarships:
Varies
Nurse Education Assistance Loan Program (NEALP),
Ohio War Orphans, Ohio Safety Officers.
https://www.ohiohighered.org/students/pay-for-college/scholarships-andgrants
Choose Ohio
First
The Choose Ohio First Program is available to students
planning to study in the field(s) of Science, Technology,
Engineering, Math (STEM) at a public institution of
higher learning in Ohio. Students must apply and be
accepted at the institution in order to be eligible.
For further information visit: www.ohiohighered.com
Varies
Scholarship
America
Numerous open scholarships: Best Buy, ACA, etc.
http://scholarshipamerica.org/open_scholarships.php
Varies
Future Farmers
of America
Scholarship
For students who are interested in majoring in a degree
related to agriculture. Must have a minimum GPA of a
2.5. For more information visit: FFA.org/scholarships
2/01/15
AXA
Scholarship
For more information and to apply visit:
www.axa-achievement.com
2/01/15
Ohio University’s
Women’s Club
Scholarship
For female students from the Cleveland area that will be
attending Ohio University in the fall of 2015. Must have
a 3.5 GPA and 25 ACT score. See Ms. Burkle for the
application.
2/06/15
Mount Union
Minority
Achievement
Awarded
Applicants must be admitted to the University of Mount
2/12/15
Union and be of minority group. Must have at least a
2.0 GPA. Interview and essay required. For more
information visit: mountunion.edu/minority-achievement-award
Walsh University
STAR Chemistry
Program
For students who have been accepted to Walsh
University and majoring in Chemistry. Will be awarded
a grant and a merit scholarship. Must have a 3.0 GPA
and 22 or higher on the ACT. Complete the STAR
Scholarship Application available through the Office of
Admissions. For more information visit: walsh.edu/star
2/12/15
Cavaliers/
Scholarship
Program
Seniors from the Cleveland area are eligible for this
scholarship. A 500 word essay and letter of
recommendation is required. See Ms. Burkle for more
details.
2/13/15
City of Lorain
Scholarships
Four scholarships available for students who have been
2/13/15
residents of the city of Lorain for at least two years. For
more information, visit: cityoflorain.org/major/scholarship
NCEE
National Commission for Cooperative Education
(NCEE) offers Scholarship aid to students who have
applied and been accepted at various co-op schools:
www.co-op.edu
2/15/15
The National
Academy of
Television
For students interested in a career in television or a
television related field. Application can be found online
at nataslgl.org.
2/16/15
Buick Achievers
For students interested in engineering, technology,
design, or business within the automotive industry.
Fifty (50) scholarships available for up to $25,000.
For more information visit: buickacievers.com
2/27/15
North Olmsted
Scholarships
Students who reside in North Olmstead are eligible for
a number of community scholarships. Application form
can be found at northolmsteadschools.org. For more
information, please see Ms. Burkle
2/27/15
Lorain County
Credit Union
Scholarship
Applicants must be a member of the School
Employees Lorain County Credit Union. See Ms.
Burkle for application.
2/28/15
Lorain
Community
Foundation
Over 30 scholarships available to students from
Lorain county high schools. Applications available
on December 15th. Apply online at peoplewhocare.org
3/02/15
State Farm Good
Neighbor
Scholarship
Seniors that have a GPA between 2.5 and 3.2. For more
3/02/15
information visit:
scholarshipamerica.org/statefarmgoodneighborscholarship
James Kura
Memorial
Scholarship
Contest
$1,000 scholarship for students with at least a 2.5 GPA.
For more information and to apply visit:
http://oacdl.org/aws/OACDL/pt/sp/scholarship
Esperanza
Scholarship
Program
For Hispanic students who reside in Cuyahoga and Lorain 3/27/15
counties. Students must have at least one parent who is fully
Hispanic, meet the financial need requirements, and have a 2.5
GPA. Apply online at esperanzainc.org/scholarships.
Gannon
University
Engineering and
Computer Science
For students who will be attending Gannon University
and will be majoring in engineering or computer
science. Must have a 3.0 GPA and at least a 24 on the
ACT. Separate scholarship application is required.
Ohio Newspapers
Foundation
For high school seniors that are planning on majoring in
3/31/15
the fields of journalism, advertising, marketing, or
communications. Must have at least a 2.5 GPA and be
African-American, Hispanic, Asian American, or American
Indian. Essay and two letters of recommendation required.
Apply online at ohionews.org.
Lorain County
Farm Bureau
Scholarships
Three scholarships available for students who are part of
or who have parents who part of the Lorain County Farm
Bureau. See Ms. Burkle for application.
Field of Learning
Scholarship
Up to five scholarships available. Students must write a
3/31/15
essay on “Something I learned related to high school football.”
The scholarship is not just limited to football players. For
more information, visit: fieldoflearning.org.
The Warren Sill
Fund
For seniors that will be attending Kent State
University’s main campus. Application and 1-2 page
essay required.
4/01/15
The William D.
Squires Education
Foundation
Up to 15 scholarships available for students based upon
financial need. Students must also have a 3.2 GPA.
For more information visit: wmdsquiresfoundation.org
4/06/15
3/10/15
3/30/15
3/31/15
Summer Opportunities
Below are a list of summer opportunities in Ohio. If you are interested in attending a summer
camp outside of Ohio, please see Ms. Burkle.
Organization Name
Criteria
Hiram College
This summer, Hiram College will be offering
Summer
residential camps in science, technology, writing,
Programs
the arts, and leadership. Students will gain hands-on
learning experiences with Hiram College faculty, staff,
and students as their hosts. If interested, please visit
www.hiram.edu/summerathiram
Deadline
Varies
Pre-College
Summer
Seminars at
Oberlin College
Open to 18 students to become researchers in three
urgent issues- food, business, or essential resources.
Spots are limited and on a first come first serve bases.
Please visit http://www.foresightprep.org/apply for
more information and to apply.
Varies
Wright State
STEM Program
A two day residential program with Wright State’s
Varies
College of Science and Mathematics, College of
Engineering and Computer Science. This is a free
program and spots are limited so early registration is
encouraged. Program is held at the end of June. For
more information and to apply, visit: wright.edu/precollege
Buckeye Boys
State
Buckeye Boys State is an opportunity for students
that are currently juniors. It is a program through the
American Legion where the students learn about state
Leadership. The program is held at Bowling Green
State University and is June 14-21, 2015. Cost to attend
the program is paid by the Lorain County American
Legion. For more information please see Ms. Burkle
or refer to the website at ohiobuckeyeboysstate.com.
Application are due by 1.30.15.
National Youth
This is an 8 day program for students interested in
Leadership Forum business. Takes place at choice of three different
Business Innovation college campuses. If interested, see Ms. Burkle to be
nominated by 2.6.15.
1/30/15
2/6/15
Buckeye Girls
State
Buckeye Girls State is an opportunity for students
that are currently juniors. It is a program through the
American Legion where the students learn about state
Leadership. The program is held at the University of
Mount Union and is June 14-20, 2015. Cost to attend
the program is paid by the Lorain County American
Legion. For more information please see Ms. Burkle
or refer to the website at buckeyegirlsstate.org.
Application are due by 1.30.15.
2/28/15
NASA Glenn
Research Center
This is an 8-week paid internship for students who
will be juniors and seniors in the 2015-2016 school
year. This educational project provides experience for
students interested in science, technology, engineering,
mathematics, and professional experience. The applicant
must be 16 years old by June 15, 2015, have a GPA of
at least 3.0, and be available on a full-time basis. The
application can be found at: https://intern.nasa.gov/
3/01/15
Joyce Ivy
Foundation
The Joyce Ivy Foundation is a program committed to the 3/01/15
academic advancement and leadership development of
young women from the Midwest. Through the Joyce Ivy
Foundation Summer Scholars program, scholarships are
provided for talented high school students to attend
summer academic programs on college campuses. More
information can be found at:
http://www.joyceivyfoundation.org/
Reynolds Young
Writers Workshop
at Denison
University
This is a week-long residential summer program in
creative writing at Denison University. Sophomores,
juniors, and seniors are encouraged to apply. The
program runs from June 14-21, 2015 and is $1,300
(including room and board.) Please see Ms. Burkle
If you have any questions.
3/02/15
Baldwin Wallace
Healthcare
Exploration Week
For students entering their sophomore or junior year
that are interested in healthcare. This is a week long
program on campus, living in the residents halls, from
June 15-19th. Only 24 spots available. Tuition is $700.
For more information and to apply visit:
http://bw.edu/academics/bus/hcweek/
4/01/15
Ohio State
Minority
Accounting Week
This is a week-long, free, residential program at Ohio
4/01/15
State for minority students interested in accounting.
It takes place from June 14-19th. To apply, visit futurecpa.com
Ohio Business
Week 2015
During the week long residential program, students
4/30/15
participate in a series of fun and exciting workshops,
and interact with business people while developing
skills needed for success in the 21st century. OBW 2015
will take place June 21-27 at Ohio Dominican University.
More information can be found at:
http://www.ohiobusinessweek.org/
HOBY Advanced
Leadership
Academy
For juniors and seniors that want to gain a better
6/15/15
self-awareness of their leadership talents. Will take place
July 5-10, 2015 at George Mason University in Fairfax, VA.
For more information, visit hoby.org/advanced-leadership-academy
NEWS FOR INCOMING FRESHMEN
Incoming Freshman Parent Registration Meeting: Tuesday, March 3 at 6:30 p.m. | Coliseum
Incoming Freshman Registration: Saturday, March 7 from 9:00 - 11:30 a.m. | Cafeteria
BINGO NEWS
Please check the website for the Bingo schedule. It is complete through the end of the school
year. It can be found at: www.elyriacatholic.com, - Parent Tab - Bingo.
Thank you for your commitment to Elyria Catholic Bingo!
1. Next Afterprom Meeting: Wednesday February 11, 2015 at 7:00 p.m.
at DAVE AND BUSTERS.
2. Super Bowl Squares Fundraiser – One Week Left!!!
Still lots left to choose from! Hurry! Please help us out this is our last major fundraiser!
This year we have 2 grids you can purchase squares from!
 Squares are $20 each; payments need to be cash or check made out to After Prom
(with square numbers and grid # marked in memo)!!
 Checks can be mailed to: Elaine Perkins 38670 Overlook Drive, Grafton, Ohio 44044.
 Checks need to be received by 1/31/2015!!
 For questions please call/text Elaine Perkins at 440.315.0913 or Kathy Saunders 440452-3570 or email [email protected].
 Winner breakdowns are: end of 1st quarter 20%, end of 2nd quarter 20%, end of 3rd
quarter 20%, and end of Game: 40%
 grid 1 link is: http://www.superbowlsquares.org/6yim6 username is: echs password
is: panthers (all lower-case)
 grid 2 link is: http://www.superbowlsquares.org/hwacz username is: echs2
password is: panthers (all lower-case)
3. Prize and Monetary Donations
We desperately need help with parent donations. Our budget is much tighter and smaller
than last year. We are looking for gift cards in $5 and $10 denominations gas cards,
Chipotle, Starbucks, Panera, Subway, etc. Also looking for Browns, Cavs, Crushers, Indians
tickets or passes for paintball or other entertainment venues. Gift certificates for hair, nails,
massages etc. Have an extra Kindle or Nook laying around – donate it to Afterprom! Beats
headphones, Go Pro camera, Garmin, anything electronic. We will also take just plain cash
to put toward some of these things.
4. Volunteers and Leadership
We are in need of parent volunteers for both movie rooms, volunteer coordination, limited
help in various other areas and desperately need someone to take over Snack Shack for
next year as well as Afterprom coordination.
Please call or email Kathy Saunders at [email protected] and 440-452-3570. Parental
help needed the night of Afterprom is much less than last year, is very limited, and will be
on first come first serve basis with senior parents put first. Thank you!
Panther Snack Shack Bucks
Panther Snack Shack Bucks
Provide an After School Snack for Your Child – Support EC After Prom too!
A $10 purchase includes ten $1 coupons per book.
Buy One for Now and Save One for Later
Purchaser’s Name:____________________________________________________
How many coupon books: 1
2
3
4
5
Other _____
Circle One
Amount Enclosed: $_________
Send Home With: _____________________________ _______________________
Student’s Name
Student’s Grade ( 9, 10, 11, 12)
If parent prefers, coupon books can be mailed to you at home, to address provided:
______________________________________________________________________
Return to ECHS Office with cash or check (make payable to EC After Prom)
in an envelope designated to “Snack Shack.”
Thank you for your support!
The Snack Shack welcomes donations of healthy, prepackaged snacks and beverages. Especially useful and
appreciated are cases of 20 oz. Gatorade and PowerAde
drinks, all flavors.
If you have any questions, please contact
Mary Anne Cunningham at [email protected]
or at (440) 759-7459.